Armed Forces Day Parade Schedule Organized in Frederick
The Frederick parade lineup includes the Medical Company of the 115th under Lt Col Hubert H Pilgram, Second Army drum and bugle corps, reserve units led by Lt Col James E Bartgts, the colored Elks Band of Frederick, the Frederick High School Band, Girl Scouts, a drill team from the Maryland School for the Deaf, and various veterans groups. Alton Y Bennett chaired the Armed Forces Day Citizens' Committee with Camp Detrick support. organizing aides included Telenci Barigiz, Captain Catsail, George Chapline Jr, and others assisted by Lt Col Clarke and Capt Magaha.
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Sail
115Th
Hubert H. Pilgram
Second Army Drum and Bugle Corps
James E. Bartgts
Colored Elks Band of
Frederick
Frederick Girl Scouts
Maryland State School For ‘the Deaf
American Legion Federal Drum and Bugle Corps of
Baltimore
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Camp Detrick
Bennett
Telenc
Barigiz
Catsail
George Chapline
Wiliam J. Harrington
James Marrone
A. G. Bourne
Alton I. Shaff
Bernard W. Warrenfeltz
Clulr
Leo C. Clarke
Charles W. Magaha
Maryland State Police
10 000 View Armed Forces Day Parade
An estimated 10 000 spectators lined Frederick's Market Street Sunday for Armed Forces Week opening. The Camp Detrick Army Navy contingent led 750 marchers in four divisions, with bands, drum corps, reserves and ex servicemen. Review by Mayor Munshawer and officials followed. Weather was perfect and traffic was diverted for the 40 minute parade.
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Frederick
Camp Detrick
North Market Street
All Saints
Market Street
Elmer F. Munshawer
Board of Aldermen
Second Army
Fort George G. Meade
Army
Navy
Air Force
Roops
Cecil 3. Mier
Detrick
Fred J. Delmore
Frederick City
324Th Army Bani
Aberdeen Proving Ground
29Th National Guard
Jen
115Th Infantry
J. Alfred Cut
Clerk seats in Court House as Davis takes office
The new Clerk tone Malls Court is shown seated at his desk in the Court House. Mr. Davis assumed office along with the omia dis trates on Monday, May 7.
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W Ofpiculal
Tone
Seven Hurt As Car Overturns Near Urbana
Seven persons were injured when a car overturned on Fingerboard road at Center ville near Urbana about 26 o clock Saturday night. Miss Joan Dalrymple, 17, Damascus, with a fractured skull and other injuries, was hospitalized in Frederick Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Other injured include Patsy Pope, 16, Damascus. Anna Mae Green, 18, Gaithersburg. Estelle Pope, 16, Gaithersburg. Morris Williams, 17, Monrovia. Virginia Mae Green, 20, Damascus. and David Washington Rhinecker, 19, Gaithersburg. Rhinecker faced a charge of speeding exceeding 70 miles per hour. Investigating officer State Trooper Patrick Stakem said the car, westbound on Route 80, went out of control on a curve and struck dirt.
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Centerville
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joan Dalrymple
Damascus
Patsy Pope
Anna Mae Green
Estelle Pope
Gaith
Morris Williams
Monrovia
Virginia Mae Green
David Washington Rhinecker
Ganthersbore
Route 1
Patrickk Stakem
Dalrymple
Two Car Collision Near Libertytown Leaves One Hurt
At Libertytown two cars collided at Routes 26 and 550 around 5:35 PM Sunday. James A. Jefferson, 38, was charged with failing to yield right of way after pulling into the path of a sedan driven by Jesse H. Weddle, 29. Damages were estimated at 250 to 500 dollars.
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Libertytown
James A. Jefferson
West
Alphints Street
Jefferson
Jesse H. Weddle
Union Bridge
Philippines Claims and Armed Forces Remain Unspecified
A government report states that 14,000,000 covers rentals services rendered and damages to various units in the year while 400,000 remains unspecified. It notes the amount represents claims of the armed forces at the Philippines and mentions a division into six provinces or people’s republics.
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Philippines
Iuslavia
Driver Unhurt as Car Wrecked On Route 40 West of Ely
A 19-year-old Washington driver escaped unharmed when his 1940 Studebaker overturned after a tire blew on Alternate Route 40 about three miles west of Ely. The car was demolished, and no charges were filed. State Trooper H P O'Brien reported the incident as one of many on a busy weekend.
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Washington
Route 40
Ely
H. P. O'Brien
Fred D. Freeman
Kilorama Road
N.W
Studebaker
Evergreen Point
Laura M. Schmidt
Kenmore
Michael Polchesky
Arlington
Collision at Intersection Damages In Ridgeville Reported
Two-vehicle crash on Alternate Route 40 near 40-40 A left no injuries. Theodore M Myers of 405 East First Street Hagerstown and Carl Junior Stine of Route 5 Frederick were involved. Stine cited for operating in violation of restrictions and Myers for reckless driving. Vehicle damage estimated at $225.
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Walter K. May
Theodore M. Myers
East First Street
Hagerstown
Carl Junior Stine
Frederick
O Brien
Stine
Myers
Ridgeville
Car Crash Near Pooleaville Ends with No Charges
Arthur Eugene Hice 27 crashed into a truck driven by Owen David Catron 20 while attempting to pass on a road near Pooleaville. Both drivers survived with damage estimated at 225 dollars. Trooper K H Tichnell said no charges would be filed. In Cairo Egypt on May 13 the cabinet voted to end the state of war with Germany and set a royal decree to make it effective.
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Arthur Eugene Hice
Dmr
Savage
Owen David Catron
Route 1
Pooleaville
Hice
K. H.tichnell
Cairo
Egypt
Germany
Fouad Serrageddin
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Pocrances
Dpelphey
Cushman
Blick’s
Indian Shop
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Venetion
Lmediate Delivery
Kehne Furniture CO
Delphey’s Evinrude
West Patrick St
Eulioneg
South Market
Tipenenings
Abe
Manila
wi—Press Quiring
Carlos Romula
United States
Denmark
George
Great Britain
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London
Allen
New Market
MT. Airy
Predligor CO
William S. Hood
U. S
Economy Oil CO
Hendrickson’s
McCall
Burall
C. C. Carty’s
Patrick
Rayons
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Corette
Lingerie
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Hiltner—Roelke
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Hillside
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