Amvets Open Annual Meet Unites Three States
The Amvets Departments of Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia held their second tri state convention across Frederick at three locations. Delegates gathered at Frederick Post 2 500 West Patrick Street the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Hotel Fredericks Jonesville for joint and separate departmental sessions. Leaders announced committees voted on credentials resolutions and finances while Amvets and auxiliary officers prepared awards and future plans.
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Amvets
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Maryland Department
Virginia Department of the
Virginia Department
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
District of Columbia Department
Hotel Frederiie
Herman A. Shrut
Philadelphia
The
Civil Service Administration
James Haisey
Assi
Nat ‘Amvets
Old Point/ Comfort
G. Horton Peace
Carroll Parkway
James Marrone
Fairview Avenue
Marrone
Peace
Melvin Seeger
Post
Amvet
Middletown
Thurmont
Baltimore
Thaeter
Walsh
George Fredericks
Elmer Dixon
Ad Saints Street
John H. Hedges
Dale D. Kepler
Allen Knott
Jackie M. Brown
Thurmeont
S. Casa Blanca
Bertha J. Kennedy
Alberta Walsh
Amvets Postal
Alexandria
Virginia Amvets
Wilbur A. Thompson
Charles G. Parham
Howard B. Peace
Jack Palmer
Gilbert F. McCabe
James R. Cameran
Glennwood
Richmond
Joseph R. Rose
Roland E. Lafsey
South Richmond
Girard
Dominick L Strada
Frederick Post 2
Frederick Thespian Society forms from Frederick High alumni
On June 16 a new dramatic group organized as the Frederick Thespian Society, formed by Frederick High School alumni from Troupe 1277. Officers named are James Willard president, Cons tance Shankle treasurer, and Patricia Prime secretary. A July 10 picnic at Straddock Heights invites all graduate thespians. First project: three one act plays Aug 15 at Winchester Hall directed by Mrs Anna May Hughes. tryouts July 3 at 7 p.m. in Winchester Hall.
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Frederick Thespian Society
Frederick High School
Troupe 1277
National Thespian Society
James Willard
Constance Shankle
Patricia Prime
Straddock Heights
Winchester Hall
Jim Willard
Stoun Tn
Deadliest Hurricanes Marked 1900 Galveston Toll 6000
The report recalls the deadliest U S hurricane in Galveston in 1900 with about 6000 deaths and floods, notes 1928 Florida impacts near Lake Okeechobee, and mentions prior Caribbean losses. It also covers other historical storms, recovery efforts, and revised death estimates by the Red Cross.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
Palm Beachs
Caribbean
Okeechobee
The
Red Cross
Miami
Hollywood
Fort, ‘Lauderdale
Long Island
New England
United States
Canada
Carol
Hazel
Three Hurt In Collision West Of Here Friday Night
Three people were injured and two late model autos were demolished in a collision on U.S. 40 about ten miles west of Frederick Friday night at 7:45. Rose and Patrick drove east and west respectively. Rose tried to pass another auto and started a skid. Patrick could not avoid impact. Rose’s car mounted a bank while Patrick stayed on the road. Injuries appeared minor with Rose hospitalized for knee lacerations and Patrick uninjured. Trooper Lloyd Lewis investigated. charges pending.
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Castleman
U.S. 40
Frederick
Ellerton Road
Little Catoctin Creekle
Stephen C. Patrick
Anello
Raymond William
Rose
Lombard Street
Baltimore
Amvers
Patrick
Ruth Jane Patrick
Margaret Rose
Lloyd Lewis
M. R. Etchison
Walkersville
Rocky Springs
Larry Blank
Blank
L. C. Clark
William S. Hahn
South Market Street
Hahn
W. S. Maciafee
Associated Press
Maryland
Pensalcola
Fla
Patuxent
Naval Air Station
Mary
Leonardtown
Ait
Iman
C. Carlton
Littell
Dulcie D. Dize
Dulles Warns United Nations Must Not Admit Communist China
In San Francisco June 28 Secretary of State John Foster Dulles argued that granting membership to Communist China would destroy the United Nations. He cited Russia’s veto power in the Security Council and accused Beijing of armed aggression and violating international agreements, urging denial of China’s permanent council seat.
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San Francisco
China
United Nations
John Foster‘Dulles
Russia
Dules
Security Council
Lions’Club
Delei Bales
Soviet Union
United States
Dulles
Geneva
Far East
Taiwan
Formosa
Dulles warns on recognizing Communist China and its risks
Secretary Dulles cautioned that recognizing the Communist regime in China could trigger widespread disorder among overseas Chinese and betray Taiwan's Republic of China. He asserted the mainland government would deter free China and damage U.S. alliances. Separate note: James P. Graham Jr. of News Life Insurance plans June retirement and emeritus status, with a summer home near Jug Bridge.
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China
Mao Tze-tung
Dulles
United States
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Fort Detrick
McGraw-Hill Book Company
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Wick
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Presi Itre Senate
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Point Four
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John A. Harris, JR
Monument
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
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