Thurmont to Stage Benefit for Pitcher H D Lawyer
Thurmont hosts a Sunday benefit for star pitcher H Delmer Lawyer who broke his right arm last August while pitching in a Middleburg League game. Frank Wilders of Thurmont High will start in Lawyer's spot as Pennsylvanian visitors contribute talents and all gate proceeds go to the injured player as a tribute to his sportsmanship and years of service.
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Worthington Tells Of Needs Of Hospital
Dr Frank D Worthington of the Frederick Memorial Hospital spoke to the Frederick Civitan Club in the Blue and Grey room at Francis Scott Key Hotel. A fundraising film You Are The Doctor accompanied the talk. Three new members were welcomed and a Yellow Springs picnic was planned for July 1. Universal Military Training was endorsed by attendees and sent to senators and a representative.
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George Markwood
Russell Thornton
Washington Civitan
Irving
All America Moguls Meet at Baltimore Conference
All America football moguls adopted several rules changes and other business in executive session Wednesday but made no major player trades. Discussions focused on season plans for the eight team conference with talks of Jurwik to Chicago and Fuller to Baltimore alongside Musick purchase by Washington. The session began Tuesday and adjourned later Wednesday with potential deals pushed to training camp or the August 22 All-Star game in Chicago.
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Loss of on the job training rights for Maryland firms
Baltimore June 26 The Veterans Administration announced that 244 Maryland businesses lost the right to conduct on the job training programs for ex soldiers after recertification by the State Education Department which reviewed 2283 training programs under Public Law 679. The VA sets standards and reimburses the state for investigations while other firms faced cancellations for exceeding income ceilings or converting to apprentice programs. The Education Department disapproved 7,039 programs, left 285 pending, and noted further actions. Also noted is data about Navajo population and reservation size comparison to Massachusetts.
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Will Race Here July 4th at Frederick Fair Grounds
Motorcycle racing returns to Frederick Fair Grounds on July 4 with AMA sanction and promoter Julien Delphey. Huber, formerly of Reading Pa, headlines the event, returning to a site of his first race as a top professional. Ten events plus a Frederick County scooter race are planned, with time trials starting early and a 2 pm start for the main program. AMA starter Bob Rudy will oversee the meets, as local riders vie for top honors.
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W.han Ama
Frederick County
Kerr to Coach Lebanon Valley Eleven
Andy Kerr signs a one year contract as Lebanon Valley College head coach at Annville Pennsylvania. Kerr, famed for Colgate and Washington and Jefferson, will also coach the AH-East team, while Grant Scoops Feeser stays as assistant and Dick Fox plus Hamilton junior coach will join. Idaho Maid wins Charles Town feature. Manure places second. Buck's Dance and Black Bottom win two earlier races.
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Colgate
Washington and Jefferson
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E Lebanon Valley
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Feeser
Iasty
Dick Fox
Lebanon Valley Jr
Hamilton
Ola Kerr
Lebanon Valley Post
Charles Town
Idaho Maid
Maid
James Sager
Raymond Bates
Seb Shirely
E. P. Minor
Mrs & Bisesi
Buck
W. P. Pheirs
Railway nets surge in May totals for Western Maryland
Baltimore June 26 The Western Maryland Railway report ed today is net became in May totaled 558 592 or more than seven times larger than for the corresponding month of 1946 The May 1946 net was 73 606 The earners Bet for the first five months of 1947 was 153 886 compared with 556 350 for the comparable period of last year Operating revenues amounted to 3715 038 while AJ8 259 2 year ago, while operating expenses increased from 1 526 851 for May 1346 to 2 410 HT
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Discuss Fishing and Hunting License Plans by Board of Natural Resources
Annapolis officials announce a July 7 session aboard the State on Potomac and at the Chesapeake laboratory to review a six year conservation plan. John E. Clark, Tidewater Fisheries Commission chair, will lead the meeting with Executive Secretary William Bayliff compiling licensing material from states. Officials from related departments are invited to attend as two board seats remain vacant from the 1947 Legislature.
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Potomac
Chesepeake Laboratory
Solomons
John E. Clark
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
William Bayliff
Natural Resources
Board of Natural Resources Sim
Dormant Maryland Publicity Commission to reconstitute board
A plan to strip the chair from the dormant Maryland Publicity Commission and add two members at large appointed by Governor Lane moves forward. The group will board a yacht at noon July 7, travel to Solomon and depart at noon the next day.
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Maryland Publicity Commission
Lane
Solomon
Baltimore Stadium plan sought state aid and memorial
Baltimore Mayor D Alesandro and leaders plan two Annapolis talks with Governor Lane to obtain state funds for two new stadiums and a Maryland war memorial. A prior bond issue for a stadium passed, with talks also about federal support and further state grants.
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CLASS HOLDS OUTING OF EVANGELS REFORMED LADIES BIBLE CLASS
The Ladies Bible Class of Evangels Reformed Church, led by president Mrs Clifford Baker, held its annual gathering at John Staley’s home east of Frederick on a Tuesday evening with about fifty members and guests. Rev Paul Altious gave the invocation before a covered dish event on the lawn. The group then traveled by bus to Mrs Staley’s home. Committee in charge included Mrs Jesse Anders Roy Ramsberg Mrs Joan Srs Mrs Charles Staley Dieterich s Albert Culler Jon Blomenauer i teny.
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John Staley
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Althouse
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