Frederick C C At Meeting Represent Local C C At Meeting
Frederick Chamber of Commerce members lead Frederick representation at the national meeting of the U S Chamber in Washington. Charles K. Taylor Charles F. Bowers Elmer I. Eshleman Admiral Allen G. Quynn John R. Fitzpatrick and George C Slagle Sr will attend along with Samuel Duvall Schell from Frederick. A Frederick merchants delegation led by William B Bennett Jr and Slagle will join 300 retailers at a University of Maryland conference May 15 to discuss retailing efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles F. Bowers
Elmer I. Eshleman
Allen G. Quynn
John R. Fitzpatrick
George C. Slagle Sr
Samuel Duvall Schell
National Federation of Maritime Shipping
William B. Bennett Jr
Mr. Slagle
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
University of Maryland
College Park
University
College of Business and Public Administration
Baltimore Retail Merchants Association
Maryland Council of Retail Merchants
National Retail Dry Goods Conference Plans Three Sessions
The conference will be conducted by East retailing authorities led by Charles G. Nichols president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association. It aims to show how management employees and customers may benefit from newly developed techniques through three main sessions.
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East
Charles G. Nichols
W National Retail Dry Goods Association
Evangelical Luthecal Church
Kenedsantz
East Patrick Street
Hessie Rice
Roy Zimmerman
Irene Lanty
Bessie
Rice Stottlemyer
Irene Lantz
Grant Lants
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Leana Newman
Madetone Summers
Irene Zimmerman
House Votes Daylight Time For Washington
The House approved daylight saving time for Washington, D.C. this year by a two thirds vote. DC Commissioners would activate it only for year this action, with Senate plans granting future authority. House 194 to 87 margin exceeds requirement, while prospects for permanent fast time remain uncertain. In Bloomington, Claude Strange, sheriff candidate, speaks from Monroe County Jail as he serves a 30 day sentence. He cannot vote in the upcoming primary and his jail speech will be broadcast by a local radio station.
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Washington
House
D.C
District of Columbia
Senate
Bloomington
Ind
Claude Strange
Monroe County
Strange
Registration Officials For City Are Named
Preparations for the June 13 municipal election advanced as the Board of City Election Supervisors finalized registration judges for eleven precincts. Twenty four registrars were announced with Precinct 5 split into sections 5 and 5A. President Ernest F Kennedy said notices will be mailed to prospective ballot judges and clerks once acceptance notices arrive. Women dominate poll officials with only six men among seventy two. City Election Board members are Kennedy Schroeder Sr and Travis Nikitk. Names accepted include Precinct 1 Mrs Helen Wickless and Mrs Susie Ramsburg. Precinct 2 Mrs Lillian Rhoderick and Mrs Mary Notnagle. Precinct 3 Mrs Elsie Engle and Mrs Grace Spurrier. Precinct 4 Mrs Margaret Golibart and Mrs Louise Rhoades.
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Board of City Election Supervisors
Ernest F. Kennedy
Carmi W. Sayer
Elections Board
City Election Board
Kennedy
George T. Schroeder Sr
Travis Nikitk
Helen
Wickless
Susie S. Ramsburg
Lillian A. Rhoderick
Mary D. Notnagle
Elsie K. Engle
Grace H. Spurrier
Margaret Rgolibart
Louise S. Rhoades
George C
Precinct Slates Named By Local Officials
Slagle and Mrs. Edwin Kemp head Precinct 5 A Mrs Elizabeth L Knill and Mrs Elsie K Abrecht Precinct 6 Mrs M Elizabeth McCaffrey and Elizebeth Mc Cain Precinct 7 Milton E Akers and Edward I Myers Precinct 8 Hattie L Bender and Nan B Pettingall Precinct 9 Nettie Simmons and Lorene Bowlus Precinct 10 Erma J Hahn and Nannie V Gilbert Precinct 11 Mae F Keyser and Mary G Fout One fourth of New York City's water comes from the Croton River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Simmons
Lorene Bowlus
Erma J. Hahn
Nannie V. Gilbert
Mae F. Keyser
Mary G. Fout
New York City
Croton River
Community Sing Aids Home Demonstration Week Effort
Lewistown Homemakers Char organized a community sing at the Community Hall as part of National Home Demonstration Week. Rev Koontz Holwig and Rev Wo DeWitt Dickey led prayers. local choirs and 4 H Club members performed. plans were made to dedicate a local war memorial. A second item notes a miner killed in a Bloomington coal mine after a rock fall.
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Lewistown
Chuir
Sing
Randolph Stwit
Mel
Guy Stull
Clittored Kelly
Barbara Kelly
EL Koontz Holwig
Wo DeWitt Dickey
Shgwing
C. C.stall
Miss Kells
Bloomington
P. and G. Coal Company
Man killed in mine accident near Bloomington
The State Bureau of Mines headquar ters in Westernport say no other workers were involved in the mishap at a mine about 1.5 miles west of Bloomington. The mine employs about ten men. State Police and Bureau of Mines investigators handled the accident inquiry.
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Seph Daley
McCoole
State Bureau of Mines
Westernport
Ming
Bloomington
Bureau of Mines
Birthday Dinner for Joe Gosnell Begets Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Fred E Harrison hosted a birthday dinner at their home Sunday honoring Joe Gosnell. Attending were Mr and Mrs A L Gosnell Mr and Mrs Thomas Dixon Mr and Mrs Oliver Henley Mrs Rachel Harrison Miss T Todd Miss Greta Henley Miss Helen Jenkins Miss Loutha Harrison Howard Tregoning Phil Souder Alfred Wiles Fred E Harrison Jr Johnnie Harrison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Harrison
Airy
Joe Gosnell
A. L. Gosnell
Thomas Dixon
Oliver Henley
Rachel Harrison
T. Todd
Greta Henley
Helen Jenkins
Loutha Harrison
Howard Tregoning
Phil Souder
Alfred Wiles
Fred E. Harrison, Jr
Johnnie Harrison
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Philip Morris
America
Adam L. Lindsey
Brownwood
Tex
Motorola
Philco
Television
Hotpoint Home Freezers
Hotpoint
Excello
Melvin M. Englesex
Kear
N. Carrol! Sr
THE
Parsons CO
Lastex
W. Patrick St
N. Market St
the News
Frederick, Md
Howard R. Walls
Rt. 2
Laurel, del
Offcer
Alton Twentey
West All Saints Street
Storm & Shipley Market & Second
Iva
Bycin
Lydia Pinkbeam
My Lyman
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
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