Cabinet Assistant Esther Peterson to Speak at Women's Luncheon
Esther Peterson assistant secretary of labor and longtime women's labor advocate will headline the annual Demo-Spring luncheon of the Women's Democratic League of Frederick. About 330 women from Frederick and Montgomery counties and leaders from Washington, DC are expected. The event takes place April 14 at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana with Mildred S. Fisher chairing and Glenna M. Leatherman as president.
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Women’s Bureau
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Labor Department
Women's Democratic League
Glenna M. Leatherman
Utah
Peterson
Provo
Brigham Young University
Columbia University Teachers College
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
Winsor School
Boston
Mass
Bryn Mawr School For Women Workers
Philadelphia
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
American Federation of Teachers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
International Union
Washington, D. C
Women's Bureau
Women Laundry
District of Columbia
Washington
Foreign Service
Swedish Confederation of Trade Unions
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Paris
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Switzerland
John F. Kennedy
U. S. Department of Commerce
International Trade Lair
Tunisia
Peace Corps
Philippine Islands
Hume criticizes Monocacy abuse plan to restore river
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Hume urged river restoration for the Monocacy arguing soil loss and pollution threaten health. He proposed small watershed dams and tree planting along banks, citing soil creation rates and Gatlin Report while opposing a large River Bend dam as impractical long term.
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David Hume
Soil Conservation Service
Hume
Gatlin
River Bend
Potomac
Hume surveys Potomac flood areas and reforestation plan
Democratic candidate David Hume visited Hancock and Williamsport as Potomac rose above 25 feet. He urged free forest seedlings and 5 000 acres planted for reforestation, proposed watershed dams, and mine pit sealing to curb acid drainage. He also warned of water treatment advances and promised job creation through dam construction.
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Hume
Potomac
David Hume
Hancock-Williamsport
Department of Forests and Parks
Frederick County
Maryland
Stup Addresses Civil Defense Talk to Negro Club
George J. Stup Civil Defense director spoke at the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs monthly meeting at Mrs Alice Delauter’s home 236 Madison Street. He presented a brief history of the national and local Civil Defense program to the attendees.
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George J. Stup
National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Alice Delauter
Madison Street
Frederick County Plans For Nuclear Attack Shelters
Briefing outlines key actions for community protection. Discussed were shelter plans to establish sufficient facilities in Frederick County and guidance for families to know what to do in a nuclear attack.
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Frederick County
Red Cross Blood Drive and Founders Day Plans Noted at Frederick
Dr W E Gladsone Thompson spoke at the meeting on the Frederick County Red Cross blood program. A Founders Day tea is set for April 15 at 3 p m at the Asbury Methodist Church with the public invited. The annual worship service will be May 20 at the First Missionary Baptist Church in Frederick. A May carnival was planned and refreshments were provided by Mrs Alice Delauter and Edna Dykes.
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W. E. Gladsone Thompson
Frederick County
Red Cross
Asbury Methodist Church
First Missionary Baptist Church
Frederick
Alice Delauter
Edna Dykes
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