28 Maryland Places Need Airports
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Administration lists 28 Maryland towns for potential airport construction or upgrades as part of a national plan. The three year program could cost about 928 million dollars with funds split between federal and local shares.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Maryland
CAA
Congress
Brunswick
St. Michael’s
Cambridge
McHenry
Friendship Church
Crisfield
Prederick
Salisbury
Centerville
College Park
Denton
Faston
Hagerstown
Westminster
Cumberland
Free State
Snowy Ross's Goose Roose population rise noted
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports a yearly increase to about 2000 individuals of the rare Ross’s snow Roose in recent years, indicating a rebound or expansion of the species in its habitat.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Rotary Takes State School Pupils On Tour
Frederik Rotary Club hosts second annual rural tour for 175 Maryland State School for the Deaf students and faculty. Dr. O S Ikenberry of Shepherd College outlines the college’s growth from a private 1871 founding to a state financed four year institution with diverse programs. A two section luncheon and a whistle-stop tour by car caravan follows, with a Glade Valley farm stop featuring hand alphabet sign language demonstrations by hosts Mr and Mrs Brann.
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Frederik Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wayne C. Neely
O. S. Ikenberry
Shepherd College
Maryland State School
MSSD
Ikenberry
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Stock Corporation
Shepherd
Lee Luckett
William Smith
Joe Baker Jr
Earl Blakeslee
Austin P. Renn
Miehust Pue
Merritt
Lockwood
T. Stuart Hatler
Brice Pool
Alden Fisher
Myers
Glade Valley
W. L. Brann
Walkersville
Farm tour visitors inspect LeGore quarry during racehorse event
Canadian audience watches trophy plaques of famed racing horses then tours the LeGore Lime Co. quarry. Rosarian Harry LeGore and J. P. Feiser, with Dr Ignatius Bjorlee as commentator, explain quarry to sack production as cars shuttle guests into the quarry bottom. Route 40 east at Strohland. hosts Mr and Mrs S L Stroh. 10,000 tulip plants on show at flower wards.
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Canada
LeGore Lime Co
Harry LeGore
J. P. Feiser
Ignatius Bjorlee
Spom
Cavatcade
Tulips in Bloom at Strobland Picnic
A Strob land picnic at Strobland grounds featured tulips in bloom and a poultry-raising plant display. Tulip At Strobland Supper, brought from MSSD by station wagon, was served with Rotarians supplying drinks and ice. The group, including MSS1 students and staff, traveled by car convoy of furnished automobiles led by Clyde, returning to Frederick around 7:20.
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Strobland
MSSD
Frederick
MSS1
Clyde
Red River flood nears Winnipeg as orders lift 10000 from St Vital
Flood waters from Minnesota North Dakota and Southern Manitoba feed the Red River which flows into Lake Winnipeg. The city 360000 people faces a mass exodus as more than 10000 residents in St Vital are told to evacuate within three days. Royal Canadian Mounted Police plan to remove all remaining people from both banks of the river between Winnipeg and the border. In Edgewood Col William R Currie is named commanding officer of the Army Chemical Center technical command succeeding Col John A Mac Laughlin who retired two weeks ago.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
Red River
Lake Winnipeg
Prairie City
St. Vital
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Winnipeg
Ask Women and Children To Leave Winnipeg
A dramatic appeal was issued to women and children to move out of Winnipeg to lighten the city's burdens in its fight against the rising Red River flood. Brig. R. E. A. Morton, flood relief controller, said it was an appeal not an order and warned that the flood would not be a quick job.
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Winnipeg
Man
Rea
R. E. A. Morton
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Harley Davidson
Delphey
West Patrick & JE
C. E. Cline & Son
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Truman
Ottumwa
Iowa
A. F. of L. Bakers
Harriet Lester
Lynn McCullough
American Home Finding Association
Whitman
Allen’s CO. Market & 2Nn
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Jeep
Hillside Motor CO. Inc
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Hendrickson
Motorola
Philco
Television
Hotpoint
Excello
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Melvin M. Engle
Ottin
N. Varrodt Sr
Dp Plains
Gachive
William S. Hood Bartholows, Md
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W. Schell Sheraan Aye
Rh. Frederick
Frank Fraley
Joe Tivoli
RED Skelton
Gloria DE Haven
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Alan Ladd
Captain Carey
U.S. A
Roney
Percy Carter
Merritt Lockhwood
T. Stuart Haller
R Brice Pool
R. Rush Lewis
Clyde Thomas
William B. Bennett Jr
Michael E. Pue
Allen G. Quynn
Robert L. Miller
Melville C. Stockwell
Ransom R. Lewis
Frederick Lodge
Alvin Quinn
George Bennett
Margare Kent
Mary Benson
Robert Stanley
James Behrens
J. W Stevenson
James W. Anderson, Jr
Druid Theater
Damascus
John Wayne
Vera Ralston
Philip Dorn
Oliver Hardy
Mule Tailoring CO
Wisner St
Tropics
Dennett
Ana Loy
Shirley Temple
Bobby Soxer
Clay Pigeon
Bill Barbar
Williams Hale
Wale
Wise
Vetepe Uoh Huy Juba
Red Ryder
Hot Lips
Mio
Ted P.M
D.S.T
Gabe Garland
Eddie Casper
Dian Sisters
Rose Ganderis
Veneer House
Frederick News-Post
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Weil Brothers
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