Lions Hear Dr Reindollar On Industrial Hygiene
Lions Club luncheon featured Dr. William F. Reindollar a health biochemist and head of industrial safety. He outlined industrial health aims improving environment to prevent occupational illness and welfare of workers noting economic losses from illness and the need for protective measures and plant abatement recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
William F. Reindollar
State Department of Health
Reindelar
Reindol Jar
Department of Industrial Health
Reindollar
Carlton E. Brown
Camp Detrick
Noel Gross
Clint Hamilton
Garland Huffer
Broad Run
John D. Shorrow
This City
Raymond Wilson
Robert Khipp
Leslie Q. Repp
Randolph Yost
Union Bridge
Ernest P. Wammaker
Wilbur Houck
Ed Blackman
Thurmont
Lion Houck
Eleven Organizations May Enter Teams In League
Representatives of 11 local organizations discussed entering teams in the Francis Scott Key Post 1 American Legion Junior Baseball League. A follow up meeting is set for March 18 at the Legion Home from 7 30 p m to assemble rosters and draft a schedule. The prior session screened sponsorship readiness with Moose Club First Baptist Lions Club Liberty Town St John’s Church Frederick High School Reformed Church Junior Chamber Rotary and Eagles present. Several groups awaited sufficient eligible players, with the Legion promising a roster backlog to fill gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Legion
Moose
First Baptist Church
Lions Club
Libertytown
Frederick Ellis Lodge
St. John’s Church
Frederick High School
Reformed Church
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Eagles
Know America Today's Anniversaries and Birthdays
A dated compendium lists 1796 Francis Wayland and 1854 Eben Olcott among notable births, plus Eliza Nicholson and Wanda Gay. It covers Today in History events from 1789 Philadelphia to 1945 Rhine advances, and birthdays of Downey, Bush, Schiff Thackrey, and Gish. Also includes today's horoscope and a Los Angeles note quoting Al Jennings on a Martinsburg train robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wayland
Brown University
Rhode Island
New York
Eliza Jane Nicholson
New Orleans
Hancock County
Miss
Eben E. Olcott
Peru
New York Transportation
Harry C. Witwer
Athens
Wanda Gay
New Ulm
Minn
Philadelphia
Congress
U. S. Navy
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wyeth Company of Pioneers
Boston
Oregon
Atlantic
Wilson
Czardom
Coolidge
Roosevelt
U. S. First Army
Rhine
U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
International Refugee Organization
U. S
Sheridan Downey
California
Laramie
Wyo
Alvin E. Dodd
The
American Management Asso
Hudson
N. Y
Vannevar Bush
Everett
Mass
Irvin R. Kuenzit
American Federation of Teachers
Chicago
Nevada
Ohio
Henry D. Cowell
Menio Park
Calif
Dorothy Schiff Thackrey
U S Delegate Walks Out Of Council Meet
U S Delegate Leroy Stincbower walked out of the U N Economic and Social Council in protest of a tirade by Poland against Lt Gen John R Hodge, commander at Fort Bragg. The dispute centered on accusations of military domination in Korea and remarks deemed disrespectful to the General Assembly.
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General Assembly
United Nations
Kate Sachs
Hodge
Republic of Korea
South
Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers Feature Local Notices
Court notices list marriage licenses for John W Russell and Dorothy King both of Hamilton Virginia and Gregory Peck divorced from Myrtle Murray. Deeds show transfers to Calvin Bumbaugh Charles L Kidd Calvin E Craver and others with sums ranging from 10 to 12 dollars. A Teen Age Dance is set for March 18 at Frederick High School gym as Chamber bulletin typo corrected.
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John W. Russell
Dorothy I. King
Hamlton
Gregory Peck
Myrtle Murray
Route 2
Clearspring
Demenico Demetrio
Devorced
Estele Puckett
Alexandria
Crawford & Bumbaugh
Calvin
Bumbaugh
George W. Young
Charles L. Kidd
Osmarwo
Mario Garcia
Calvin E. Craver
Chester F. Miller
Et Il
Charles W. Flair
Claude BoThummel
Russel H W. Hinds
Sio Bradley
Halley, Sr
Bradley T. Walley, Jr
Charles T Ualles
Wilfred G. Norns
Clara Baile Beck
Ayrshire Breeders Hold Annual Dinner Meeting
About 60 members and guests attended the Frederick County Ayrshire Breeders Association dinner at Mount Pleasant Community Hall. President Carl Ingling presided. speakers included Joe Poll, A. L. Brueckner, Marvin Senger, and George Mullan. Walter J. Hahn reported on plans for the national convention in Indianapolis. New officers elected: Paul S. Rudy president, L. Monroe West vice president, W. Staley Hahn secretary-treasurer, N. O. Terpenning, and Dr. H. Tl. Morse directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Ayrshire Breeders Association
Mount Pleasant
Carl Ingling
Joe Poll
A. L. Brueckner
State Livestock Sanitary Service
Marvin Senger
George Mullan
Potomac Edison Company
Walter J. Hahn
National Association
Indianapolis
Philip Knaty
Owings Amis
State Socaation
Lleward Chirk
State Board of Directors
Staley Weller
Ellicott City
Ponl Martin
Damascus
Paul S. Rudy
Middletown
L. Monroe West
This City
W. Staley Hahn
Ceresville
N. O. Terpenning
Emmitsburg
Pyramid Clubs Violate Maryland Lottery Laws
Baltimore authorities crack down on Pyramid Clubs seen as illegal lottery schemes under Maryland law. State's Attorney J Bernard Wells warns participants face arrest and criminal charges. links to a spread from California to the eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Polive
J Bernard Wells
California
Wells
Ted
Block Signals Would Have Stopped Trains
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad said automatic block signals would have prevented last night’s Martinsburg WV train robbery wreck if the robbers had halted an earlier train. James Graham of Connellsville PA was quoted saying the next train would have crashed into the held up Ambassador after Capital and Columbian Limiteds were ahead by 24 and 14 minutes respectively, though the railroad headquarters said Graham did not make the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
W. Va
Associated Press
James Graham
Connellsville
Columbian Limiteds
Graham
Trains A B and O Spokesman Explain Signals
A B and O spokesman said stopping earlier trains and backing them up would have activated automatic signals, setting red lights against following trains to prevent a collision.
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Dr. Reindollar
Charles Town
W.va
H. H. McCormick
South George Street
Charles Town General Hospital
America
Jennings
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
al Jennings
Horse Nags Legislature
Ae Sawa
Albany
Charles Hildebrand
State Capitol
Charles
U.S
Ccourt News
Junior Civile Club
Chamber of Commerce
Longhorn Cheese
Alaska
Kale
Pharrad A
Cavell
Spe
Cial
Swifts
Libby
Aunt Genevies
Morrell
Musselman’s
Jaz
Texas
Florida Juice Oranges
Jemima
Grocers
Johnny’s
North Market St
Irphive
Ayrshire Breeders
France
le Moustier
Mls
Clark Sheetenhelm
Woody Free
Memory
VFW Club
W. Patrick Street
Ceresville Motor CO
Ferguson Tractor
Ceresville, MD
Phobe Frederick
Williamson’s Drug Store
Frederick, Md
D&g
Uamaritas
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
National Bohemian
National Bohemian Bock
National Brewing Company
Bartgis & Zimmerman Inc
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Patrick St
N. Market
Eoples' Service
W. Patrick
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frederick
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RED Cross
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