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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1956

Page

4

Martin Speaks To Lions at Wash DC Club Event

Lorenzo W Martin, longtime Washington correspondent of the Louisville Times, told Lions Club members about presidents he has known in a lively program. He recalled Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, and Coolidge with anecdotes, noted Wilson’s birthday moment, and described Harding’s betrayal by friends. The talk included other reminiscences and awards to club organizers.

Washington The Lions Club Lorenzo W Martin Louisville Glenn H Worthington Time Magazine Senator Knowland California George Allen FDR Truman Ike Martin Teddy Roosevelt William Howard Taft Taft Labor Board Moe Bob Taft Pallys Woodrow Wilson Wilson S Street Lincoln Cary T. Grayson Harding Warren G. Harding Baltimore Sun Calvin Coolidge Lord Beatty Coolidge USA Byron W. Thompson Charles V. Main Richard F. Simmons Alvey Renn Urbana Club Frederick Club Hagerstown Lions Frank Welty Tey I Ee Salester Bob Brown

Fort Detrick News Highlights And Social Notices

Awards and showers mark Fort Detrick reporting with Specialist Botwin receiving a cash award for a military suggestion. Charitable and bridal events include multiple showers for Charlotte Dunn and Carolyn Brant, plus speakers Bureau talks on Cheese and Communism. Community Players cast announced for But Not Goodbye as wedding bells, NCQ dances, a hospital birth, and bridge winners wrap the week's notices.

Sally Kent Rebecca Rhoderick Charlotte Dunn William W Young Rhoderick Home Jane Burgess Mary Anna Handley Helen Keefer Fred L. Dunn Alice Dunn Phyllis Grove Tillie Kent Phoebe Summers Carmen Leonard Elsie Young Donna Esterly Boots Eicholtz Carolyn E. Brant Frederick T. Lense Robert Porter West 12Th Street Ralph Heller Lewis A. Rice Miss Bryant J. Mos Tee Yellow Springs

Commissioned Officers Open Mess and Sports Standings Update

The article notes Wednesday night activities at the Open Mess with Bernard Goelz and Majo Wasne Wo Fort runner up to James A Kime and Major Thomas H King in a race. It reports the Comptrollers as season basketball champions with eight wins and no losses, Detachment 1 second, Offers third, Ladies second, and Navy 1-7. volleyball ongoing, Ridge Runners lead 18-0, Sharecroppers 17-2. New arrivals greet Prisates James Benfant and others. separations include Lau retia Griffith and Joyce Crouse among civilians, plus discharge for Specialist Third Class Lewis Rosenthal. It mentions Jimmy Curtis now at Colgate-Palmolive, and several local car updates and a hospital dedication in Washington. A Ladies Stag Night is planned for March 26 at the Officers Open Mess.

Bernard Goelz Majo Wasne Wo Fort James A Kime Thomas H King Comptrollers Offers Lodies Navy Jimmy Curtis Colgate-Palmolive Company Canada Fam Howdy Joseph P Carroll Earl Morgan Maren Robert Watt Recentl Mary Motherway Wall Providence Hospital Washington Sam George Charlie Beachley Julian Buckner

Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club Demonstrates Work Simplification

Women's clubs meeting in Mt Pleasant featured a demonstration on Work Simplification Principles. Leaders Mrs William T Delauter and Mrs Maurice Cramer organized the program with assistance from Mrs Cy Moore. Delauter outlined principles to keep items within easy reach and streamline tasks.

Mt. Pleasant Wiliam T Delauter Maurice Cramer Mt Pleasant

Local TV News and Community Club Notes

A fragmented 1960s broadcast diary and community notices describe TV news, radio programs, and local events. Mentions of Miss Lorene Barrick and Mrs Ed McDevitt, a rug-boarding class, and club meetings with names like Mrs Ira Hartman and Mrs Zufall. Indicates a March 2008 annual meeting and Frederick County home makers clubs totaling 1,025 members. Weather note hints snow and wind.

Stort Lorene Barrick Maurice Cramer Clarence Lochner Ed McDevitt Ira Hartman Abs Austin Kelly George Buster Zufall Waltham Hough Pleasant Robert Chine John Zufall Austin Kelly Fredenck County

TV And Radio In Monday Weather Blur In The Northeast

The column notes an extreme TV and radio viewing surge as Northeast residents stay indoors during a severe Monday weather event. Despite widespread disruption, trains ran late and metropolital mood suggested a rare day of near total media immersion.

Communion Breakfast Date Set for May 20 at Key Hotel

The annual communion breakfast of Court Maryland Catholic Daughters of America is scheduled for May 2 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel after the seven oclock wassail, with plans for the court’s fortieth anniversary in June and members to be received into the court at that time. Mrs Francis Little is named to represent the local Court at the state convention in Baltimore April 28 and 29.

Court Maryland Catholic Daughters of America Francis Scott Key Wew Francis Little Baltimore Stanley Sundergill Beuer Homes Equipment Company

Weir urges price rise for steel amid independent firms push

New York March 22 Ernest T Weir president National Steel Corp urged a significant steel price increase. He said independent companies should help drive higher prices and that overall capacity costs affect the industry. In Ottawa March 22 officials said no plan to rename the Queen Elizabeth Hotel to a Canadian French title, though French speaking Canadians may call it La Reine Elizabeth.

Fn Manswer Tricia McCaffrey Cilver Tndme- Ag New York Ernest T Weir Naonal Steel Corp Wentong New York Society of Security STAIS Ottawa Match 22 Queenlizabeth Hotel

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