Maryland Regents Keep ROTC Policy. McCormick New Chairman
The University of Maryland Board of Regents voted to maintain the ROTC military service requirement for male students and elected Charles P. McCormick as chairman replacing Judge William P. Cole Jr. The meeting discussed objections from Allan Barry Carr and included budget and hospital salary savings plans for University Hospital. A redevelopment plan for the hospital area and a new regent, Thomas W. Pangborn, were noted.
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Baltimore
University of Maryland Board of Regents
Charles P. McCormick
William P. Cole Jr
Allan Barry Carr
Carr
Friends
Board of Regents
Maryland
Fred E. Weisgal
Civil Liberties Union
Society of
University Hospital
Elkins
Board of Publi Works
Thomas W. Pangborn
Hagerstown
McKeldin
Mirs
John L. Whitehurst
Pangborn
Whitehurst
Eight Year Pins Awarded at Maryland Rural Women Course
At College Park Maryland Dr Wilson H Elkins presented eight year pins to 46 women and certificates to 105 alumni who completed the Rural Women's Short Course over eight years. The week long program drew about 1 000 attendees with 300 visitors at final ceremonies.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Wilson H. Elkins
Allegany
Harold E. Bishop
Keyser
W. Va
Charles Hager
Frostburg
Frederick
Luther Remsburg
Jefferson
Howard T. Smith
Buckeystown
Garrett
Jesse Woods
Swaton
Washington
May Clopper
Mary Saxton
Edwin Souders
Oscar Warrenfeltz
Hagerstown
Frank Welty
Funkstown
Eva Brinkman
Wilbert E. Brinkman
Bonita G. Cessna
Lucy Ella Klavuhn
K. O. Nelson
Clifton van Roby
Cumberland
Robert L. Cutter
Mary names listed for Frederick and surrounding towns
A field of names appears to be a social or club roll from Frederick and nearby areas including Mary Evans Rawlings Jessie Hoban Pearl Sittig William Walker Mount Savage Howard Aldridge Daniel Fout Markell Nelson Ray Smith Elmer Wachnter Katharine Ramers George Baker Roy Beard Bessie Lowe W G McKay Earl Miller Haerstown S Braden King Boonsboro Daniel Miles Michael Powers Nora Snively Keedysville and Lime Kiln.
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Midiethian
Arthur Evans
Rawlings
Jessie F. Hoban
Pearl D. Sittig
William A. Walker
Frostburg
William Williams
Mount Savage
Ae Frederick
Howard C. Aldridge
Daniel Fout
Markell H. Nelson
Ray H.smith
Elmer E. Wach Nter
Frederick
Katharine Rasmers
Washington
George D.baker
Roy R. Beard
Bessie Lowe
W. G. McKay
Earl S. Miller
Haverstown
Braden King
Boonsboro
Daniel L. Miles
Clearspring
Michael Powers
Hancock
Nora B. Snively
Keedysville
Longtime Lovettsville Lady Honored on 80th Birthday
Lindsey of Lovettsville honored by the Ladies Mite Society and Guild of St. James Reformed church on Thursday at Mrs. Edward T. Plitt's home for her 80th birthday. She has led the society over 25 years and has lived in the community 57 years since marrying on June 14. Previously Rosa Virginia Leith of Middleburg and Aldie areas. Others note activities in community and church work. Registration days announced for Brunswick residents to vote August 7 for municipal election. offices at A Street, 8 am to 8 pm.
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Lovettsville
Lindsey
Ladies Mite Society and Guild of
St. James
Betty Lewis
R. Carlton Lewis
Brookside
Washington
Lowry Air Force Base
Col
France
Wright Washington
J. D. Keister
American Red Cross
Leesburg
Charles G. Souder
J Cairman
Agnes Frye
George Wirts
Falls Church
Annie Wilt
Lucketts
Earl Fry
Clark Wiard
Sieahanel
Cora Wiard
Sun Iday
Ruth Grove
Mary Frye
James Frye
Mildred Stream
Wiard
Edith Hickman
Harvey Wickman
Silver Spring
Henry Ketler
Huth Ellen
James Keller
Gerald McGowan
Kay Carroll
Jerry Lou McGowan
Jefferson
Langlie Named GOP Keynoter at Convention
Washington June 22 Republicans chose Gov. Arthur B. Langlie of Washington as the GOP National Convention keynoter. National chairman Leonard W. Hall predicted Eisenhower would seek a second term, while Hall declined to guess on any new statement from the ailing president. Hall announced Langlie and Sen. Prescott Bush as leaders of platform and convention roles, with Bush also a Senate candidate. He forecast the party’s greatest campaign and noted Eisenhower’s impending appearance strategy.
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Washington
Republicans Today
Gov
Arthur B. Langlie
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Langhe
William F. Knowland
California
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Jon
Bush
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
Langlie
Senate
Sherman Adams
Adams
Kall
Gladys E. Knowles
Montana
Katherine St.George
New York
Lehr Fess
Ohio
B. Waller Swan
Chicago
Jerome J. Taylor
Tennessee
Howard 4.Cousins
Maine
Russell D. ‘Rouch
Tom Ennamer
Civilian clothes ordered for some Types officers in Washington
Secretary Wilson directs administrative officers in Washington to wear civilian attire starting July 1 to reduce military image at the capital. The move affects about half of Washington area officers in departmental service, drawing mixed reactions on Capitol Hill and within Pentagon circles. Endicott, N.Y. noted for business machines is mentioned in the dispatch.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Capitol Hill
Sen
Mansfield
D-Dient
Pentagon
Resistance To Changes In Veterans Benefits Hits VFW Meet
Cumberland June 22 The Mary and Veterans of Foreign Wars convention opens with opposition to Bradley Commission recommendations. National service officer Wyman Chadwick urges letters to President Eisenhower and Maryland lawmakers against reforms. A committee pushes a resolution calling the Bradley report an assault on veterans benefits and pensions. Proposals include ending disability presumption payments and non service pensions to Social Security.
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Cumberland
the Mary
Omar N. Bradley
Wyman Chadwick
Eisenhower
Maryland
Bradley Commission
VFW
Veterans Administration
Doorkeepers and reading clerks discussed three versus four day convention
The Arrangements Committee delayed a decision on shortening the San Francisco convention from four to three days. Members across parties expressed confidence the President will run despite an intestinal operation, while noting health discussions reflect poorly on the Democrats.
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House of
Ohio
Lyle Snader
Illiinois
Hall
San Francisco
Harry Darby
Kansas
Walter| Hallanan
West Virginia
D. C.spades
Florida
Fire damages Grove trailer near Mt Airy. insulation, clothing lost
Firefighters estimated about $2,000 in damage to a Grove family trailer used mainly for storage. Insurance on the trailer had lapsed for several months. Mrs Grove had lit the oil burner earlier. son notified his mother at the house as the fire started. The Groves suffered clothing loss, an electric refrigerator, two stoves, and about 500 pounds of cement. Grove worked at a mill in Mt Airy and was away when the blaze began.
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Grove
Mt. Airy
Shome
House Trailer Destroyed By Fire On Angleberger Road
Fire of an oil burner gutted a house trailer near Mountaindale on Friday afternoon. Independent firemen fought the blaze with booster streams and an inch and a half line, saving the house of Perry A. Grove.
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Angleberger Road
Mountaindale
Perry A. Grove
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