Armed Forces Day observance at Fort Detrick set with officers and guests
Festivities conclude with a reception and dinner for Armed Forces Day officials and invited guests at the Officers' Open Mess adjacent to the Armory. Co-Chairmen include A Irvin Renn Mayor E Paul Magaha and Colonel Vincent L Rowet. Other Fort Detrick personnel serve on the committee as liaisons and chairmen for ceremonies displays and publicity.
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Armed Forces Day
A. Irvin Renn
Board of County Commissioners
Quentin D. Quigley
Army
Andrew J. Gaspar
Navy
Robert K. Bradford
Atiosar Soto Ene
J. Stoner
National Guard
ROTC
Robert B. Henry
Lester L Holmes
Olver J. Cejka
Armed Forces
Fort Detrick Names May Armed Forces Day Project Officer
Major Amos Johnson has been named Armed Forces Day 1966 Project Officer at Fort Detrick. He will coordinate installation and City County committees for May activities including demonstrations by drill teams, a concert by military bands, and various displays by all branches of the Armed Forces at the National Guard Armory and surrounds. A parade will not be held this year.
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Fort Detrick
Amos Johnson Post
Johnson
Armed Services
Bacer Pars
Ik Ws A
Armed Forces
National Guard
Sec
mton-Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Glassman
Joe Tawes
Ena
Welcome W. Bender
Martin Company
Curren
Groth
Armed Forces Observance Guidance and Personnel News
Remarks outline Armed Forces Day history from 1950 and the third Saturday in May as the national observance, with note that Frederick benefits from a weekday observance. Reports cover governor board attendance, Brig. Gen. Grothaus retirement plans, awards to employees, and recent interagency training for personnel across medical, maintenance, and administrative divisions.
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Frederick
AFD
Governor's Science Board
Harold N. Glassman
Goveror
Science Resources Advisory Board
Sher
Lutheran Women Meet at Mt Zion Feagaville Church
The Lutheran Church Women of Mt Zion Lutheran Church near Feagaville gathered at the home of Mrs Charles Warner with Mrs Warner and Mrs Roger Clary as co hosts. Devotions led by Mrs Warner on The Souls Sincere Desire. Members studied scripture and discussed worship order. A brief business meeting was held with Mrs Warner presiding. Refreshments were served. Next meeting at Mrs Roger Fulmer in Frederick.
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Lutheran Church
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Feagaville
Charles Warner
Warner
Roger Clary
God
Sick Bugs Sought By UN Group
Beltsville Maryland April United Nations group the World Health Organization mails hundreds of insect collection kits to entomologists in 36 countries mainly Asia Africa and South America. Kits include plastic boxes pipettes and tools with four language instructions. Dead insects are sent to Ohio State University for disease diagnosis by WHO researchers. Dr. George E Cantwell age 36 of the U S Department of Agriculture leads the effort.
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Beltsville, Md
United Nations
World Health Organization
WHO
Asia
Africa
South America
International Reference Center
Ohio State University
George E. Cantwell
U.S. Department of Agricul
National Ballet Set for Tivoli Theater Arrival in Frederick
The National Ballet will visit the Tivoli Theater in Frederick on March 8 at 8 30 pm Tickets available on post from Mrs Phoebe Summers ext 6216 or by calling Mrs Richard M Clendenin 663 3738.
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Army Management Engineering Training Agency
AMETA
Rock Island
Ilinois
George Hedstrom
Advanced
Sanda Air Force Base
New Mexico
National Ballet
Tivoli Theater
Frederick
Phoebe Summers
Richard M. Clendenin
Toys Snarl CB Sets Stir Frederick County
Frederick County CB operators complain that inexpensive walkie talkies sold as toys violate FCC rules and foul airwaves. Club leaders Bussard and Barnhart say hundreds of sets disrupt licensed CBs, interfere with police, and even intrude on Hood College activity, while parents are urged to warn children.
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Citizens Band
Frederick County
Citizens’ Band Club, Inc
Frederick City
Joseph E. Bussard
Frederick
FCC
Bussard
Robert W. Barnhart
Hood College
Barnhart
St Johns Honor Roll List Reveals Top Students
St Johns High School announces its honor roll with seniors Sharon Biser Patricia Klingler in first honors and Robert Cox Bill Easton in second honors. Juniors include Rose mary Baumgardner Katherine Corley Michael Koontz Michael OLeary in first honors and Rosita Davis Ann Duggan Cynthia Goldburn Mary Levinson Karen Musial Kathleen Wagner in second honors. Sophomores feature Karen Hoffman Mary Leather man first honors. Barbara Baker Susanne Nee Michael Priest Priscilla Renn second honors. Freshmen show Carolyn Fritz Ruth Levinson Cathy Malligo first honors. Joanne Bennett Jane Croghan Barbara Jacobs William Jones Anna Store second honors.
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St John’s High School
Sharon Biser
Patricia Klingler
Robert Cox
Bill Easton
Rosemary Baumgardner
Katherine Corley
Michael Koontz
Michael O‘leary
Rosita Davis
Ann Duggan
Cynthia Goldburn
Mary Levinson
Karen Musial
Kathleen Wagner
Karen Hoffman
Mary Leatherman
Barbara Baker
Susanne Nee
Michael Priest
Scientists pursue natural insect killers to curb disease carriers
Hture's Beltsville research center developed a kit and aims to isolate natural fungi or bacteria to kill disease carrying insects. Dr Cantwell noted viruses could target carriers without harming humans or other life. Officials said the flu epidemic has hospitals treating about 2,000 people, with most deaths due to pneumonia.
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Hture
Beltsville Research
Dr. Cantwell
Wig Thief Sentenced By Bald Judge
A youth who admitted stealing a wig was sentenced to six months in jail by Magistrate Harry E. Whitney in Kansas City. Whitney, bald since World War I, told the youth he had come before the wrong judge for stealing a wig.
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Kansas City
Harry E. Whitney
Whitney
42 Flu Deaths in Tijuana Amid Health Crisis
Authorities report 42 deaths from influenza in Tijuana over the past 15 days as authorities escalate health measures and monitor the outbreak. Officials urge vaccination and cooling fever cases to prevent further fatalities.
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Tijuana
Mexico
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