Walkersville Elects Today In Town Commissioner Race
Walkersville voters head to the polls from 3 to 7 PM at the Fire Hall to fill two town commissioner seats in the annual memorial election. Incumbents Burgess Trout and Charles Stuller seek to retain seats, with Edward Hedges and three new challengers Raymond Strine Walter Zimmerman and Paul Eaves also running. No voter registration is required for residents over 21 who have lived in Walkersville for three months.
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Walkersvaile
Gilmore ‘Trout
Charles Stuller
Burgess Trout
Walkersville
Edward Hedges
Roger Zimmerman
Walkerville
Raymond Strine
Walter Zimmerman
Lucy
Walkasville
Paul Eaves
Sedgwick Heads Press Group In Montgomery
Byron Sedgwick editor of the Maryland News becomes president of the Montgomery County Press Association succeeding William P. Allen publisher of the Bethesda Tribune. New officers include Pauline McHaffey vice president Sam Graff recording secretary Betty Ruth McDevitt corresponding secretary Washington Cleveland treasurer plus Cy O'Brien and William P. Allen named to the board.
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Rockville, Md
Byron Sedgwick
The
Maryland News
William P. Allen
Bethesda Tribune
Montgomery County Press Association
Pauline McHaffey
Sam Graff
Betty Ruth McDevitt
Washington Cleveland
Kathleen Leary
Cy O'Brien
Major 1780 Fort Moultrie Surrender Historic War Event
A historical note recalls Fort Moultrie surrender to General Clinton in 1780, the heaviest colonial defeat with 5400 American troops lost plus four ships. It also mentions the Hindenburg disaster, Corregidor surrender, and a Polaris missile launch, then profiles Amadeo Giannini’s banking legacy and several birth anniversaries.
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Fort Moultrie
D.C
Clinton
U.S
Commodore Jones
James River
Turkey Berd
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Forts of
Corregidor
Polaris
Ethan Allen
Ban on earphone radio listening by Nationalists in Formosa
The Nationalist Chinese government in Formosa issued a Sunday ban forbidding use of earphones to listen to radio broadcasts. IRS officials said four different establishments were raided as part of enforcement.
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County
IRS
Taipei
Formosa
Com
Model of New miniature hearing aid offered free
Washington DC based Buchanan Hearing Aid Co offers a free triulevel non operating model of the smallest Dahlberg ever made. The ear level device weighs under a third of an ounce and operates without wires. Limited supply. write for yours at Room 417 Dept FM Wyatt Heath Street NW Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
Dahlberg Motorola
Buchanan Hearing Aid CO
Dept
Wyatt - Heath Street
Eanington
D. C
Cotton plant pest control find aids Mississippi researchers
A midstance repels ball weevils in cotton plants, a discovery by Mississippi Experiment Station scientists. The finding could help manage pests and reduce reliance on broadcasts deemed illegal on Formosa.
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Mississippi Experiment Station
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Sedgwick Heads Press
Montgomery
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ther
Michiel Botha
Bantu (African) Administration and Development
National Party
Beltsville, Md
Know
America
Amadeo Peter Giannini
San Jose
Calif
San Francisco
Bank of Italy
Giannini
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association
California
San Mateo
Axel Beck
South Dakota
Sweden
Carmen Cavallero
New York City
Wiliam Jones Gordon
Alaska
Spray
N.C
Orson Welles
Tenosha
Wis
Baltimore
Maryland
Internal Revenue Services
Angelo ‘J. Tomtros
Suitland
Mel‘yin’ Kaplan
Hillcrest Haights
Sadie May Guire
Hyattsvile
John Davidson
Ethel
Jacob Jaffe
Nathaniel Testa
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Borsch & Lem
Mark
Mark’s Mobile Homes
U.S. 15
Olympia
Dewan
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Nea
Westinghouse
Aundromat
U's Simple
Rothing To
Carag Ty
Dave
Farrer
Westnghouse
Lowetromatt
Ageer
East Patrice
GEO. S. Rodock and Son
Mayland
W. South St
Ar. Jefferson
NEMA
Modern Lighting CO
North Market St
Pepsi
Pepsi Cola
Eoot Allegheny
Pepsi-Cola
Bottlim
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
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