Lions hear Coca Cola history and local plant notes
The Frederick Lions Club luncheon featured Nelson E. Langan of the local Coca Cola bottling plant detailing the drink’s history from Dr. John Pemberton’s 1886 invention to its global reach. He noted a Richmond family owns the Frederick plant and that 28 local employees support local materials while space is expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson R. Bohn
West Church Street
Lee Place
Lion Joseph P. Turner
Langan
Cola - Cola
Scramton
Frederick
Rockwell Terrace
Charles Taylor
Frederick People
Scranton
Frank Robinson
Russia
Richmond
Melvin Lea
Herman M. Beyard
Paul T. Wuhide
C. D. Menzler
Glade Valley
G. Robert Lyles
Hagerstown
Charles Wood
New Market
Edward B. Palmer
Thor
Soviets Step Up Radio Jamming Report
Washington reports the Soviet Union has intensified jamming of Voice of America short wave broadcasts since May 3, focusing on the Russian language programs about the U2 plane incident. Moscow had reduced jamming of VOA Russian broadcasts after Khrushchev’s U.S. visit, but press briefers say interference has resumed. Photographers barred from Monday summit session in Paris. plan to photo Tuesday if a session occurs is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Voice of
Voice
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
America
Paris
Elysee Palace
Future Teachers Club Observes Teaching Career Month
Emmitsburg High School honors teachers with corsages and boutonnières as the Future Teachers Club celebrates Teaching Career Month. Members engaged in classroom activities, planned visits to neighboring schools, and some practiced teaching under teachers’ guidance. The club’s officers and members attended regional meetings and socials at Gettysburg College and West Frederick Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Teachers Club
Emmitsburg High School
Ade
Frederick County
Future Teachers i Clubs
West Frederick Junior High School
Lois Sayler
Linda Knox
Judy Flowers
Lena Frock
Nancy Glass
Tom Hamerick
Brun Lounge
Gettysburg College
Future Teachers of
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Jean Andrew
Nancy Eyster
Connie Sanchez
The
Frances Sayler
Harriet Hahn
Lona Frock
Judy K. Valentine
Margaret Polley
New Car Model Names Shake Up Standings
Detroit report shows four new nameplates entering the top ranks led by Ford as runner-up. Rambler rises to third, Falcon enters fourth pushing Pontiac to fifth, Dodge with Dart climbs to sixth, Oldsmobile drops to seventh, while Corvair and Ford’s Comet linger further back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
Rambler
Falcon
Pontiac
Dodge
Oldsmobile
Corvair
Comet
Postwar Workforce Numbers Dip Compared to Prewar Years
Workers involved are fewer than in several years since the end of World War I, reflecting lingering postwar adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Buckley
New York
U.S.’ Department of Labor
Anti- Democratic League clash disrupts Surabaje inaugural meet
Hundreds of teenage demonstrators disrupted the first meeting of the Anti-Democratic League in a Red dominated Surabaje, Jakarta region, forcing an abrupt end to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antired
Jakarta
Indonesia
New Anti - Democratic League
Surabaje
Sun
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Marilyn Castle
W. Schwarber
Hall
Jesus
Milvin T. Tabler
E. W. Hall
Melvin T. Tabler
Bettie Rogers
Mmirs
Edward Akers
Nevin Ports
Ralph Yingling
Kathy
Calvin Blue
Russell A. Dudrow
Emma Amen
Mary Yingling
Claude Breighner
Exie Baker
Lillian Zimmerman
Carrel Horine
Lester Koogle
Roy Putman
Harry Moherl
Robert Heissnnder
Marie Hahn
Clusde Hahn
FTA
Emmitsrueg High School
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Esso
Maryland
AD. Aufersee
Battionre Corvair
Chevrolet Rom
AD Alderson
Xaakel Piase Company
General Electric
Royal Doulton Bone China Service
Seneral Electric
Columbia Fire-Arrow
Esskay
Longmeadow Shopping Center
North Blarket St
Hickory
P.O
Eallice. Richards Corporation
FUDGE
Esskay Franks
United States
WM. Schluderberg-T. J. Kurdee Company
MATS
Bequest
SENG
Essray
P.O. Sox
York
Enseme
Firestone
Gladhill Furniture CO
Middletown
Middletown, MD
Olds
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