Kiwanis Leader Recaps Eight Week West Coast Tour
Kiwanis club president John Cheatham told members at the Francis Scott Key hotel about an eight week motor trip to the West Coast and back, visiting Los Angeles Long Beach San Diego San Francisco and Hoover Dam He attended the International Kiwanis convention in St Louis June 17 22 and praised its size with about 10000 attendees He urged three delegates to future conventions and shared convention speeches and resolutions highlighted by Maryland Senator Herbert O Conor and Claude Hellman of district 17
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John BR. Chéathem
Kiwanis Club
United States
West Coast
Francis Scott Key
Cheatham
St. Louis
Frederick
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Mushroom
East
Frederick County
Salt Lake City
Hee
Enya Enna Wansas
Louis
Maryland
Herbert O'Conor
Claude Hellman
Western
Kiwanis District 17
Kiwanis International to Meet in Seattle 1982
Cavtoon of Washington and Mr. Cheatham announced the Kiwanis International convention will be held in Seattle, Washington, during the third week of June 1982.
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Ae Cavtoon
Washington
Cheatham
Kiwanis, International
Seattle
Wash
Maryland Proposes 10 mph Truck and Bus Speed Cut
The Maryland Traffic Safety Commission recommended a maximum highway speed for trucks and buses be 10 mph below passenger cars. The proposal followed a meeting with Governor McKeldin and state officials. The Roads Commission declined a request by the Maryland Timing Association to provide test space for souped up cars, citing insufficient support.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
McKeldin
State Roads Commission
Baltimore City
Roads Commission
The
Maryland Timing Association
Maryland motorists urged to drive safely over Fourth of July
The Governor urged motorists and police to keep Maryland roads safe during the Fourth of July holiday. He asked drivers to display the American flag and drive carefully so crepe would not be raised on the fifth. Police leaves were cancelled to ensure maximum traffic assistance. In Germany, Ruhr coal miners threaten a July 1 strike after rejected wage boost proposals, risking coal flow to Western Europe.
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Lenas
Maryland
Bochum
Germany
Ruhr
Great Ruhr
County Departments of Libraries Formed in Montgomery
The Montgomery County Council authorized joining Silver Spring Galthersburg Sandy Spring Garret Park and Kensington into a new County Department of Public Libraries led by George B Moreland of Silver Spring The central library will be in Galthersburg with a 350000 volume goal Bethesda Stockville and Takoma Park declined to join due to tax issues Also James F Ervin was named director of the new Department of Liquor Control with a 7500 annual salary The plan affects operations July 1 and licenses will be overseen by a special board
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Rockville
Montgomery County Council
Public Library Associations
Silver Spring
Galthersburg
Sandy Spring
Garret Park
Kensington
County Department of Public Libraries
George B. Moreland
Bethesda
Stockville
Takoma Park
James F. Ervin
Department of Liquor Contral
Ervin
Olf Liquor Control Board
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North Market St. Hone
M. D. Harp Agency
Pythian Castle
R. M. Brown
Penwon
Clinic
Beltone Hearing Aid Service of
Carroll and Frederick Counties
Weat Matin Street
Westminster
Ofice
New Windsor
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Rederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bembergs
Chambrays
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
Carroll
County Department of Libraries
Lucy V. Maddox
St. Mary’s Seminary Junior College
Catoctin Country Club
St. Mary's City
Lee Hoke
T. West Claggett
Petersville
James Smith
Sandy Hook
Jack Sheridan
Glenburnie
Adele Tomey
Dixon
Brunswick
Donald
Brown
Point of Rocks
Claggett
Major
Point Lookout
Gambrill State Park
States
Union
Hagerstown
Thel
Hagerstown Housing Authority
Victor Beauchamp, Inc
Washington, D. C
U. S. Public Housing , Authority
Coats
Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
N. Market ST. Frederick
Cravenette
General Acceptance Corporation
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