Blood Drive At Detrick Draws Hundreds From Camp
Camp Detrick personnel filled the post fieldhouse to donate blood for the American Red Cross. The Washington bloodmobile set up in the gym collected from nearly 300 men and women, including military and civilian staff. Dr. Arthur J. White led Wednesday sessions and Dr. Kenneth Nelson on Thursday, with Frederick volunteers and Camp Detrick staff aiding in nursing, driving, and canteen services. Committee members organized the drive under Dr. Clement E. Brooke, with Mrs. Oram C. Woolpert heading the host group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Red
MSS
Red Cross
Washington
Air Force
Korea
Arthur J. White
Kenneth Nelson
Frederick
Oram C. Woolpert
Isabelle Zimmerman
Carroll Rhoderick
Woolpert
Fred J. Delmore
Leslie Chambers
Alden K. Boor
J. J. Ivey, Jr
J. $. Roberts
R. E. Lincoln
Leo Clarke
Carroll EH. Krichbaum
F. R. Geile
Raymond Randall
Donald Falconer
Clement Brooke
Nelson Lyttle
Gerald Hoff
John Schwab
A. G. Norman
Charles Minarik
Joseph Victor
Kenneth L. Calder
Joseph A. Rosenthal
Clement E. Brooke
Montgomery Beer Monopoly Is Saved
In Annapolis on March 29 the State Senate blocked a bill to abolish Montgomery county's beer monopoly. By a 15 to 14 vote the measure was laid on the table, preserving the county's right to wholesale beer and securing about 150000 dollars annually. Senator Hyde led a party-line effort while Democrats sided with Republicans to defeat the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Montgomery County
State Senate
Hyde
Montgomery
J. Millard Tawes
Senate
Republicans
Senate Debates Site For Building Near Annapolis
Annapolis March 29 The Senate rejected a motion to table Senator Phipps proposal to issue 5 million dollars in bonds for a new state office building within five miles of Annapolis. Support rose to 20 votes while seven opposed. House action remains, with Democratic delegates from Anne Arundel County carrying a separate bill to proceed if the Senate rejects Phipps. The ancient phrase Latin refers to the devil among metals.
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Annapolis
Senate
Phipps
Anne Arundel
Anne Aruridel County
Democrtaic
Philips
Miss Garner Leaves Frederick After 38 Years of Nursing
Florence Ella Garner retires today as Visiting Nurse for Federated Charities of Frederick County. Since 1912 she built a public health career serving Frederick city and county, teaching hundreds in home nursing and operating clinics. She nursed 2,997 patients over 38 years, held roles with Red Cross and public health groups, and influenced many community health programs before moving to Union Bridge with family.
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Joe Eisenhauer
Frederick
Frederick City
Florence Ella Garner
Federated Charities of
Frederick County
Miss Garner
Carroll County
Gentl
Union Protestant Infirmary
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Garer
Franklin Square Hospital
State Board
Garner
Red Cross
James Mesetromui
Nurse Association
Ellicott City
Catonsville
Brooklyn
LV. N. A
Nellye Casey
Casey
T. B
Maud Wagner
R. N
Annapolis
William Crawford Johnson
Thomas S. Eader
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
iThose
Washington
Pioneer Home Nursing
City Hospital
Miss Casey
Maryland Conference of Social Welfare
Federated Charities
Poole Jones
Victor Culien
Cunie
County Health Department
Health Department
Margaret Williams
Herman Weener
Council of Jewish Women
Clara Steinmann
Quarter Century Club of Public Health
National Organization of Public Health Nursing
Maryland State Nurses Association
Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Society For Crippled Children
Plorence Garner
Nerey
Frederick Town
Carrie
Bessie Garner
Union Bridge
British India
Mother Praises Hadacol for Children in Iowa Home
Mrs. Elmer Hisel of Cornell Bluffs Iowa testifies Hadacol improved her four year old Lucille’s appetite and stomach distress and she now gives Hadacol to both children. She notes better eating and sleep and explains the product supplies vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron in a quickly absorbed liquid form to support blood hemoglobin and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hisel
2Nd Ave
Cornell Bluffs
Iowa
Lucille Hisel
Hisel
Lucille
Virginia burglary ends in a young man’s death
The News reports a Frederick Md article noting a Virginian died during a burglary attempt at the Little Reno gambling easing on the Maryland Virginia line. Hollis pleaded guilty to breaking in. Albert P. Sweeney Jr a 1 year old co-worker of Houff from Floyd Va. was killed by a shotgun blast in the February 12 burglary. North Carolina has had ten capitals: Edenton New Bern Bath Wilmington Hillsboro Halifax Smithfield Fayetteville Tarboro Raleigh.
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Hollis
Little Reno
Maryland
State Line
Colonial Beach
Albert P. Sweeney, Jr
Floyd, Va
North Carolina
Edenton
New Bern
Bath
Wilmington
Hillsboro
Halifax
Smithfield
Fayetteville
Tarboro
Raleigh
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Detrick
Montgomery Beer
Tin
Diabolus Metallorum
la Plata
Paul Houff
Charles County
Mins Garner
Thomas & Company
Adamstown
Amachive
Hadacol
Hadcol
Ana
Firestone
Bartgis & Zimmerman
Ing
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Cerola le Homes LP
Ene Cme An
America
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
Superior Bottled Gas Service
Market St
Dramex Ee Tey
Yao
D Dramex
Dramex
Arlows
Western Union
Haines the Shoe Wizard
Haines
the Shoe Wizard
N. Market St
Sar the
Aan Banner Buys
Selgins
Henslee
Elgin
Tyler's Jewelry Store
Market Street
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