Sky diver hurt after landing on high tension wires near Gaithersburg
A Silver Spring sky diver was blown off course by winds and landed on 60 000 volt wires at a National Bureau of Standards substation near Gaithersburg. He suffered third degree burns and facial injuries but was saved by Gaithersburg and Kensington firefighters. The two other divers landed in a nearby field. all were part of a practice jump from a Cessna 180 piloted by Louis A. Barr.
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Silver Spring
Gaithersburg
Bethesda
Peter
Dierlich
Kensington
National Bureau of Standards
Gaithersburg Fire Company
Lous A. Barr
Alexandria
Michael Schultz
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Douglas Clark
College Park
Co-Op Group Meets Here Elects Slate
Over 250 members and stock holders of the Frederick Co operative Association met Saturday at Frederick High School. President Daniel J. Thomas presided and guest speaker J Kenneth Stern, president of the American Institute of Co operation, spoke briefly. Officers reelected included Thomas as president and Ray H. Smith as vice president. Treasurer William H. Browning and secretary William E. Burall were elected to replace C K Holter. New executive committee members Frank G. Remsberg H D Lakin and Paul G. Geisbert plus directors Rhodes C. Lee William E. Burall and J William Howard Jr were chosen.
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Frederick Cooperative Association, Inc
Frederick High School
Daniel J. Thomas
J. Kenneth Stern
American Institute of Cooperation
Stern
American Institute of Management
American Farm Economic Association
Ray H. Smith
William H. Browning
William E. _Burall
C. K
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