American Optical Work Tells Of Space Test And Frederick Details
A lengthy Frederick feature outlines Wright Patterson Air Force base spaceflight test craft and the six volunteers aboard. It covers crew duties, cabin size, off duty hours, meals, and music options, plus the American Optical Company’s Frederick operations, plant locations, and workforce impact on the city including housing, bank deposits, and retail activity. It notes Orbital test details and cites executive Thomas Austin on company structure and benefits to Frederick, with broader local community context and notable personnel.
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Dayton
Ghia
M—Eive
Air Force
Wnal
Wright - Patterson Air, Force Base
Wright Air Development Center
Frederick Optimist Club
Thomas Austin
American Optical Company
Frederick
Austin
Nex
Lsted
United States
New England
South Bridge
Mass
Buffalo N.Y
American Oplital Company
Iganges
Focal
Ocea
Irsion
Theyip
Wilhi
Creimen
Mon- Wormen
North
Carolina
West Virginia
Pen Ly
Itasylvania
New Jersey
Mary
Baltimore
Washington
Ind
Tollude
Hen Atwood
Clyde Roney
New Haven
Ail Oplintist
Peter Wight
Urbana
Trumbull College
Charles Collins
Homer Brooks
George Mundels
Hollaier
Klansmen Sentenced For Sneiling Riot
Klan leaders from North and South Carolina were sentenced to prison for inciting an Indian riot near Maxton. James W. Cole and James Garland Martin received 18 to 24 months and 6 to 12 months respectively, with appeals noted. A Lumbee spokesman called the verdict a restoration of racial balance amid clashes that included cross burnings and gunfire.
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Lumberton
N.C
Lumbee
Clawson L. Williams
Maxton
Simeon Oxendine
Auxiliary Duties Topic at Frederick Memorial Hospital meeting
At the quarterly general membership meeting held Thursday morning at Calvary Methodist church, Mrs. Otho d. Kellerard spoke using text prepared by Mrs. Sama Weiss. She described auxiliary duties as threefold: services, fund raising, and public relations, noting the group as an integral hospital link to the community.
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Frederick Memorial
Calvary Methodist Church
Otho d. Kellerard
Sama Weiss
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bogeton
Fom
Hag
Keller
W. Jarhoe Grove
Chase
Roney
Wensurer
Arthur G. Schuetlinger
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Ernest Webb
Robert Mien
Edgar MccBride
Mes. Kreissig
G. Hunter Bowers
District Meeting of Eagles March 25 at Brunswick Aerie No 136
State Aerie officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will visit Brunswick Aerie No 136 on Sunday March 23. The District meeting will begin at noon with initiation of a class and a focus on the Memorial Foundation. April is set for all members to honor Worthy State President Richard T Brackey in this city. A goal to recruit new members exceeds the usual monthly quota. an office elect conference will be conducted again this year.
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State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Brunswick Aerie No
Noza
Aly P.m
Richard T. Brackey
Maryland- D.G. State Aerie
Mile record set at Chicago Relays in indoor meet
The event saw Ron Delahy sprint to a world indoor mile record of 4 03.4 amid a crowd of 10 136 at the International Amphitheatre. Dates and location will be announced. All Worthy Presidents and officers are expected to attend.
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Chicago
Ron Delahy
International Amphitheatre
Final report on March of Dimes fundraising figures
The Lewistown March of Dimes raised 220.80 with Mothers’ Marches contributing 119.38. Routes and teams included Lewis town two teams led by Mrs Randolph Stull and Mrs Albert Powell, Upper Mountaindale, Utica, Sunday’s Lane, Hansonville, and local organizations and schools aiding with coins. Social gatherings followed the march.
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Lewistown
Randolph ‘Stull
Albert Powell
Dirs
Paul Wise
Jea Hippeon
Upper Mountaindale
Jobat Yorke
Lower Mountaindale
Raymond Stull
Louise ‘Stull
Utica
Chester Lenhart
Earl Clem
William Kohlenberg
Raymond Clem
Clem
Hansonville
W. A. R. Bell
Bell
Mountaindale Union Chapel
Wlira Lutheran Women’s League
Uliva Reformed Ladies’ Guild
Uliva Lutheran Youth Fellowship
Lewistown School
Biehers
Wilfong
Edna Harwood
G. Pearl Thomas
Julia Osborn
Doris
Poland
White Cottage Inn
Langon
Grimes” Market
Rice’s
Moun
Tlaintale
Ytterback's
Harry G. Stull
Ross
Stull
Louise Stull
Extending Air Service From Brussels to Prague
Plans call for thrice weekly air service between Brussels and Prague using a Sovietmade TUM Jet, with Mok Bru Tad Prague as the route pair. A test run over the 4 0 mile route occurred on the first day of operation, indicating initial feasibility.
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Brussels
Canimmentst Cecchislovakia
Alline — Experty
Ty Mok Bru
Prague
Plu
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Willam D. Johnson Jr
Chattanooga
Trumbull
Yale
Wight
Lawrenceville School
Lawrenceville
Nat
Fence Club
Washington i
Census Bureau
Mason-Dixon Kennel Club
Lagerstown
Poulin Huilding
Hage Etstown
Wright~ Patterson Air Force Aeromedical Laboratory
Ohio
Ance
Lingreave J. McEachern
Millinocket
Maine
Dan D. Fulgham
Pasadena
Texas
NEA
James V Kennedy
William D. Johnson Jr
Tenn
Russell D. Brewington
District Meeting of
Eagles
Easulag
Ralph W. Boyer
North Court St
Kinsey’s Sharvening Service
Motier Ave
GEMCO
Routzahn’s
Patrick Strest
Patrick Street
Dee
Colonial Music Shop
Patrick St
Louisville
International Harvester Co
Springfield
Traden FF. Motors
Rgreen Pt
Patrick
Burall
Motorola
Wayside Radio Service
Ner Bening
PREE
Kehne Furniture Co
South Macket St
Monument
Frederick Fair Grounds
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