Armed Forces Day open house at Fort Detrick draws 300
Fort Detrick hosts Armed Forces Day with a record crowd of about 300 at Fort Dewitt. Major Ram bur s thanked city leaders and the Frederick News-Post for support while Colonel Prentice highlighted unity with the armed forces and local communities. Demonstrations included flame throwers and a platoon assault. Visitors toured displays from the 502nd Signal Battalion Red Cross scouts Civil Air Patrol and missile command. A separate note announces a May 13 Boy Scouts roundtable at Camp Baker Braddock Heights with archery instruction and refreshments.
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Fort Dewick
US Army Chemical Corps
Biological Warfare Laboratories
Armed Forces
Detrick
Third Cavalry Regiment
Fort Meade
Jacob R. Ramburs
Enidban
Fort Detrek
K 3
Ramsburg
Joseph C. Prentice
Prentice
Frederick News-Post
WFMD
County Newpapers
Chamber of Commerce and of
Army
S. Army Chemical Corps
CS. Cua Service Commission
Raaio Statiez
Chamber of Commerce
Isa
Grothaus
Prentice Toe
Ena Seriie
Ano
Richard Daley
D. Novotny
Wa3
So2nd Signal Battalion
Red Cross
Civil Air Patrol
Missile Command
Students Tour Fort Detrick Technological Exhibits
More than 50 high school science students and about 30 teachers begin a three day tour of Fort Detrick exhibits. Lt Col James R Chapman and staff brief attendees at the new laboratory building while shuttle buses link the field site and lab half a mile apart. Tours run 9:30 to 11:20 am and 1:30 to 3:33 pm daily through Wednesday with demonstrations by technical personnel from Detrick divisions.
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Fort Detrick
Armed Forces
Coronel James R Chapman
Frederick
Boonsboro High
New
Teboratory
Detrick
Joseph C Prentice
Oficer
Education leaders plan coordinated teachers visit
The county board for education and the superintendent of schools coordinate tours with the Office for Information and Public Affairs. James A. Sensen ibaugh and Fred Brown Jr. lead supervision of schools and oversee the tours. Dr Warren Piverson of Fort Detrick will coordinate the teachers group visit.
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County Board For Education
Superintendent of Schools
James A. Sensenibaugh
Fred Brown Jr
Office For
Informication
Warren Piverson
Fort Detrick
Suspect Arsonists Target Convent in Md Fires
Eleven nuns fled St. Bernard's Convent as two church buildings burned in two incidents over ire days. Authorities suspect teenage arsonists sparked Sundays blaze with three teens seen fleeing just before discovery. Damage at the convent about 50 dollars, church damage estimated at 100000 dollars. debris sent to FBI for analysis.
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East Riverdale
St. Bernard’s Convent
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
FBI
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