Armed Forces Day events urged at Camp Detrick open house
Col Creasy urged attendance at Camp Detrick open house for Armed Forces Day to inform citizens about military effort and camp activities. Col Delmore introduced and invited the public to the celebration, as Rotary funds supported Deaf School students to the Washington circus. Guests included BranNan, Owens, Reed, Price. The National Geographic Society notes most wool comes from the southern hemisphere.
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Camp Detrick
Col
Creasy
West Point
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Service Club
America
Fred J. Delmore
Detrick Post
William Hardy
Rotary Club
Maryland School For the Deaf
Washington
William T. Brannan
Robert D. Owens
Jim Reed
Charles A. Price
Ten Million Annually Run Camp Detrick Highlighted
Col William Creasy spoke at the Rotary Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel detailing Army Chemical Corps funding, with about one third spent at Camp Detrick and a total appropriations rise from 10 million to 30 million. He noted Camp Detrick’s central role in offensive and defensive research and the Corps’ cooperation among services, and stressed need for trained manpower and unified Armed Forces day.
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Camp Detrick
Army Chemical Corps
William M. Creasy
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick County
Army Camp
Col. Creasy
Chemical Corps
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood, Proving Ground
Utah
Korea
Chemical Center
Dugway Proving Ground
Tooele
Creasy
Navy
Air Force
Graduate parachutist earns airborne qualification at fort benning
Pvt. Earl G. Routzahn, son of Mr and Mrs Earl L Routzahn of 237 East Church Street, has graduated from the basic airborne course at the Infantry School and is now a qualified parachutist. Major General John H Church, commandant at Fort Benning Georgia, announced the achievement.
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Earl G. Routzahna
Earl L. Routzahn
East Church Street
Basig
Infantry
John H. Church
Ft. Benning, Ga
Refrigerator color options to match kitchen schemes
One model offers door handles in 10 shades while another features blue interior surface paint. This highlights diverse style choices for coordinating appliances with kitchen decor.
Assault convictions and suspensions reported in Frederick case
Guilty of assault and battery found for a 11 year-old de Negra, les Pryor, with a 60 day suspended jail sentence by Magistrate Sheffield. James Pryor acquitted. Alleged victim Kelsey C. Thompson. Occurred in Frederick days earlier. Harry Schmidt acquitted of assaulting Robert Lee Draper. Both involved at North Market Street services station. Eyler failed to substantiate peace allegations.
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Les Pryor
de Negra
Gsault
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
James Pryor
Kelsey C. Thompson
Frederick
Harry Schmidt
Robert Lee Draper
North Market Street
Tannie M. Eyler
Peace
Warrant Issued Against Woods. Case Dismissed in Libertytown
In Libertytown Charles Smith faced a charge over feiting 5 collateral for allowing dogs to run at large, with Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus presenting the case. William Eyler forfeited 10 on a charge of failing to yield the right of way, as presented by Lieut. Frank K. Dorsey.
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Harry Woods
Charles Smith
Libertytown
Benjamin F. Phebus
William Eyler
Route 2
Frank K. Dorsey
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Detrick
ALY Guananterd
Delphey
Brimrude
West Patrick St
Metropolitan
Colonial Music Shop
Patrick St
C. E. Cline & Son
Keane Furniture CO
South Market ST
Burall
Carty’s
Cushman
BLICK
eSiilchens
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus
N. Market ST
Frederick, Mwd
General Services Administration
District of Columbia
MT. Airy
Frederick CO
William S. Hood
U. S. 40
Economy Oil CO
Black
Hendrickson
H. L. Mills
Rick Stre
Don
Delphey'’S
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Kehne Furniture CO
Man Mey
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Plymouth
OFEN
Ute
Gancory
Boleros
Kate Greanaway
Sister
Warner
Pantie
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