Armed Forces Week Observed by Frederick Lions Club
At a Thursday luncheon Frederick Lions Club marked Armed Forces Week with Col. Harold I. Ecklund speaking on teamwork across military branches. Ecklund, USAF chief, cited cooperation from Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard and Air Force, linking civilian defense teamwork to national strategy.
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Frederick Lions
Armed Forces Week
Harold I. Ecklund
USAF
Organization Research Branch
Directorate of Manpower and Organization
U.S. Air Force
Col. Ecklund
Combined Forces
Guadalcatel
Air Force
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Robert Swanson
Camp Detrick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Bob Owens
Ray E. Staley
Walkersville
Melvin Main
Charles V. Main
Francis E. Reinberger
Utica
Maryland Holstein Assn Awards at Spring Banquet
The Maryland Holstein Friesian Association held its twenty third spring banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Awards honored 4 H Club youths and leading dairy breeders. Cal D Johnson served as principal speaker. A dairy cattle consignment sale was announced for the fairgrounds with ninety six animals listed.
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Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fairgrounds
Cal D. Johnson
Washington
Illinois
Paul Coblentz
Middletown
National Holstein-Friesian Association
Maryland Holstein-Friesian
Richard Metcalf
National Dairy Corp
Barbara Riggs
Gaithersburg
Council Case Given To Court
Annapolis May 18 Lawyers for Montgomery County and a taxpayer argued the County Council may pass an unrestricted primary no party label act stripping party designations from council elections The Council earlier abolished party labels and faced judges who warned that a nonpartisan system might conflict with Maryland law The note also references a partial divorce and home rule constitutional issue.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
Maryland
David MacDonald
Charles W. Woodward
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Holstein Club Honors and Production Awards Presented
Richard N. Wills presided at the association meeting in Westminster introducing guests. H. C. Barker reported on 1949 activities, Minor C. Donnell gave the treasurer’s report. Marvin Senger presented production awards and Sherard Wilson announced 4-11 Club honors. John L. Morris reviewed Holstein achievements and future plans. The Rivers Chambers Orchestra of Baltimore supplied music.
Montgomery county charter reform rebuffed by courts
The court rulings say the amendment did not fully emancipate Montgomery County from the General Assembly. Adoption of the charter is not an absolute divorce but partial. The charter article allows council elections under public general law, with a potential non partisan vote to revise procedures. Ames and the county appealed after protests by election officials and the Democratic State Central Committee. Gerald D. Morgan filed to have his name on the Democratic primary ballot under the Lindsay Law of 1945, which aligns council nominations with party primaries and tagged ballots. The all Republican Montgomery delegation in the General Assembly has fought to exempt Montgomery from the Lindsay Law.
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Montgomery
General Assembly
Ecircuit
Court of Appeals
Norman B. Ames
Westmoreland Hills
County Board of Supervisors of Elections
Democratic State Central Committee
Ames
Gerald D. Morgan
Bethesda
Morgan
Lindsay
Charter County
County Council backs opposition to election supervisors
Morgan MacDonald states the council acted to wipe out party ads under home rule provisions, allowing counties to shape local elections. He branded the Lindsay Law invalid and noted most Maryland municipalities run nonpartisan local elections to separate local from national issues. The Montgomery measure proposes a primary system with district picks and four at large leaders for the general election. A Junior Civic Club meeting is planned Monday at the Southern Restaurant with officer elections and a sewing program led by Doris Carpenter.
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Democratic Committee
Morgan
MacDonald
Maryland
Montgomery
North Market St
Doris Carpenter
Property brings $25 000 in sale of Market Street homes
William Slemmer as executor of Mary E Buckey reports to Register of Wills Harry D Radcliff that properties at 58 and 60 South Market Street sold for 25000 to George Franklin and Della M Federline. Also notes WGY Schenectady aired crude TV programs starting in 1928.
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William &. Slemmer
Mary E. Buckey
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
South Market Street
George Franklin
Della M. Federline
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Armed Forces
Lions Club
Carroll Manor Grange
New Market Grange
Earl Remnsberg
Howard Fry
Styles
Grange
Howard A. Quinn
Virginia Mainhart
Charlotte Beard
Lonna Tau Nita
Knouse
New Market
Carrol Manor
Beaver Dam
Roy Grossnickle
Union Bridge Fire Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Harold C. Stuart
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Lee’s
Jefferson Pike
Edward Siedling
Norva Ave
Frederick County
Reidh
Ford Road
Groove
Richard D. Hammond
Purofax Superior
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St
NPA Pet
Nantes
France
Mary Null
England
Oxford
Boyd Smith
Frederick
David [Fert
Donald Pickering
Baltimore County
Lambert Davis
ITI
Cecil County
Roderuck
Edgar Roderuck
Ira D. Ifert
H. Irving Stine
Ira D Hert
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Dodge
Plymouth
Monocacy Motors
Ernest Reddle
James Avery Clark
Swanson
Wanson
Turkey
AGAST
the News
Frederick, Md
WGY
Schenectady
Cdr
George T. Cramer
Southern Automotive Service
Jefferson Street
Reddle’s
Cramer
E. Patrick St
Hilltop Market
W. Patrick ST
Breyer
Ken Dawn
C. Pork & Beans
Robert E. Kilgore
Mgr
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