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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1958

Page

8

Lions Install J.P. Turner As President

Joseph P. Turner of Key Chevrolet Sales was installed as president of the Lions club in Frederick at a Peter Pan dinner. The event honored retiring President Austin Angleberger and featured awards, guest introductions, and tributes to charter and pioneer members.

Joseph P. Turner Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc Lions Aub of Frederick Peter Pan Austin F Angleberger Lions International Alvey V. Renn John W. Morgan Turner Herman H. Bevard William A. Simmons Jacob R. Ramsburg Ehler Woodward George Jones Joseph Royal Robert Harraman Dorothy Cavenee Charles R. Albaugh L. Thomas Carl C. Thomas Thomas Byron W. Thompsson Loyd C. Culler Bernard M. Davis A. Hart. Etchison Richard P. Simmons W. C., Royal W. C Royal First Baptist Church Mr. Woodward Raymond E. Wihelm Club Grace United Church of Christ Patrick M. Schnauffer Circuit Court Riche F. Simmons Lion Angleberger Richard F. Simmons Gaithersburg Lions Club Melvin W. Ambrose Orville F. Amick Michael J. Croghan Lloyd C. Culler Cubs Salvation Army Fund Lions Deni Pony Express Crippled Children’s Center Turkey Ang W. C. Royal Memorial Angleberzer Pin Lions Club All Saint's Episcopal Churc Rockne E. J. Dupont-DeNemours Co Wilmington Del Pontiac Co Camden N.J General Motors Acceptance Co Baltimore South Carolina Mr. Turner Georgia Virginia Washington and Lee University

Civitan Club Installations Prompt Yearly Dues Hike

Raymond E. Bowers Jr. installed as Civitan Club of Frederick president at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner. Officers include Preston Best as president elect and Robert Hike as vice president with four directors. The club votes to raise yearly dues to 23. Also noted are Ladies Night and a family picnic.

Raymond E. Bowers Jr Everedy Company Civitan Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Bowers Preston E. Best Robert C. Hike Warren P. E. Smith Webster Black Charles T. Main Russell H. Oden C. Edward Smith Jr Aiden B. Summers Webster G. Black Ralph E. White Herman F. Ramsburg Westminster Chesapeake Peter Panton Husky Park Civitan Little Civitan Club Civitan Sahtee Robinson Clifton Charles E. Bowers Price Electric Co Chamber

Maryland State Veterinary Association Elects Officers

Dr J Walter Hastings Jr of Cambridge was named president as about 100 veterinarians attended the first day of the Maryland State Veterinary Medical Assn two day meeting Other officers include Dr Donald R Lynch Dr Charles Ziegier and Dr Harry L Schultz Five year directors are Dr Walter Mitchell and C N Foose with several other veterinarians serving on the board Hastings succeeds Date Wiley as president.

Ocean Cepy J. Walter Hastings Jr Cambridge Maryland State Veterinary Medical Assn Donald R. Lynch Frederick Charles Ziegier Catonsville Harry L. Schultz Baltimore William R. Kenny Chesterstown Russell Brown University of Maryland J. F. MacDonald Bloomfield N. J Edwin A. Churchill American Assn

Farm Bill Dies In House Amid Bipartisan Opposition

In Washington a catch-all farm bill died in the House after a 121 to 71 vote against consideration. Republicans and Northern city Democrats blocked the measure, deriding it as a milk and bread tax and a monumental mistake. Administration programs like school milk and the wool subsidy faced separate fate as other aid expired.

Washington House Sue Hush Scott R-Par Benson Eisenhower Congress

Driver with Revoked License Fined After Reckless Driving Case

Emerson Woodward of Rockville faced magistrate for a crash on May 25 near the Frederick County line. Witnesses testified Woodward appeared sober after the collision and he was fined 100 plus 12.20 costs for operating on a revoked license and reckless driving with no drunken driving conviction. State’s Attorney Bar rick declined intoxication charges. Woodward paid 112.20 total. Another case: Howard Layton, 46, of Frederick was fined 100 or 60 days for intoxication after pleading guilty.

Samuel W. Barrick Emerson Herndon Woodward Paul Drive Rockville Hyartstown Frederick County Harold Tanner South Adams Street Tanner Woodward R. J. Graham Harry J. Frost W. Jerome Offutt Barrick William Richard English Blantford Street Reese Shoemaker Jr Howard H. Layton Frederick Laborer East All Saints Street

Grave Weaknesses Found In Army's Pentomic Divisions

DOUGLAS LARSEN reports from Fort Ord California that pentomic division reforms show serious flaws. Evaluations by the Combat Development Experimentation Center reveal communications gaps, insufficient anti tank and artillery support, and vulnerability when dispersed. The study notes helicopter use, transport needs, and security concerns amid ongoing tests and war games.

Douglas Larsen NEA FT. Ord Calif U.S Iwest Penton Hunter Liggett Pentomic Camp Roberts CDEC Endes Faenae

Gasoline Tanker Rammed Near Manhattan Bridge Collision

The Empress Bay was rammed by the Swedish freighter Nebraska under the Manhattan Bridge. Forty nine crewmen were rescued by firefighting craft while two are missing and believed dead. About 45 miles of New York harbor were patrolled to contain flames along the river.

New York East River Nebraska Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn Manhattan Empress Bay New York Harbor

U N Special Committee to Report on Nagy Execution

The United Nations Hungary committee unanimously agreed to prepare a special report on the execution of Imre Nagy and others. Australia’s E Ronald Walker said a special General Assembly session could be convened, with further steps to be considered later after discussing the 1956 revolt.

United Nations New York U.N Hungary Imre Nagy E. Ronald Walker Australia Walker General Assembly Nagy Pal Muleter

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J.P. Turner Civitans Raymond BE. Bowers Jr State Veterinary Association Elects Hospttal Wheeling W. Va John W. Turmer Ohio River David A. McKee Fort Henry Betty Marie Ater John Detroit United Auto Workers Bill Juna Auieca Elabor Combat Development Center Tradea Ff. F. Motors Eversiece Edward Siedling Carroll Parkway Frederick, Md Earl W. Burdette Frederick Rte Motorola Prooucs Patrick St Austin Harris Bowers Road Cavetown The Cavetown Planing Mill CO Enterprise 3438 R. R. Rice Volkswagens Karman Ghias West Patrick St. Or Frederick Motor Company West Patrick ST Frederick, Maryland Discount Mart FEEE Sa. Ft Kehne Furniture Co South Market St
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