Nine awards at Camp Detrick honor safety records
Fifty nine Camp Detrick workers, including 36 from Frederick, received medals for perfect industrial safety records over periods of three to five years. Col. Fred J. Delmore presented the awards at a ceremony as the Frederick High School band performed. The event marked the first presentation of National Safety Council medals to Camp Detrick personnel for non driving records.
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Camp Detrick Emoyes
Frederick
Fred J. Delore
Cereonies
Amp Detrick Army and Navy
Delmore
Rederick High School
Sperry Storm
Delmore Mn
Kenneth Hindman
Safetyivision
Navnal Safety Council
Camp Detrickersonnel
Camp Detrick
James H. Alright
Alex Bryant
Clarence Fethen
Wade €. Butcher
John Tt. Clem
Arthur M. Crist
Charles
Danner
Bernard M. Diggs
B. Fi
Englebrecht
William
Flair
Robert V. Handley
Rey Kinsey
Tanley R. Manahan
Hurl D. Taupin
Donald A. Shewbridge
Hames F. Stone
G. K. Winereer
Richard Wolfe
John S. Burke
Campetrick
Morris Baker
Thurmont
Idwin
Clawsey
LeGore
Raymond Keyser
Fred E. Thaeter
Harry M. McHll
John M. O'Brien
Nimrod Syrem
Fred E. Rossback
Francis Scott
William ©. Wachter
Charles Wolfe
Kante Flabbi
F. E. Teachley
Middletown
Harold A. Fittner
Lantz
Cletus D. Jones
Lurkittsville
Marcus D. Keyser
Rallow Springs
William Kroll
Jansonville
Ames
Taneyower
Lewis Hbrecht
William L. Donsife
R. L. Fumford
Edward A. Tyeryar
Q. I. Wiles
Tibert A. Gross
Wade OQ. Rice
Jefferson
Earl H. Toelks
Yellow Springs
Roy Fryder
Woodsboro
Imported Crops May Prevent Complete Loss
Washington reports that grain sorghums from Africa and Asia may offset drought damaged wheat across millions of acres. Sorghums, drought resistant and adaptable to low rainfall, provide livestock feed and some human food in Asia and Africa. Farmers in the Great Plains hope sorghum can cushion losses and support meat dairy and poultry output if corn supplies fall short.
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Africa
Asia
Great Plains
United States
Kansas
Texas
Okla
Russia Suggests New Korean Peace Talks
London reports indicate Russia informally proposed fresh talks with the United States to end the Korean war and seek a Far Eastern settlement. Initial American reaction appeared cool, with no new settlement proposals from Moscow. Some officials saw the move as a potential strain tactic or a bid to blunt UN pressure on China.
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London
Russia
United States
China
United Nations
Misrepresentation in Enlisting Youth Denied by Officers
Local recruiting officers defended the Army and Air Force practices amid a mother's claim that enlistment papers promised her son would attend engineering school. They asserted no promises were made and detailed the soldier's assignment to the Corps of Engineers was possible, while noting Frye’s service began after signing in Martinsburg. The report follows community reactions to the Korea casualty with focus on enlistment ethics and personnel Pies Frye and Cochrane.
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Samuel O. Frye
Point of Rocks
Getton
Korea
Robert L. Lane
Mary McCutcheon
Frye
Corps of Engineers
Frederick
Engineers
John W. Horky
USAT
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Forge
Martinsburg
W.va
Pie. Prye
W. Wavon
Pile
Lawrynce J. Cochrane
Fai Belvoir
Lieut. Cochrane
Lane
Army
Air Force
Fort Knox
Tornado Kills Two in Texas Town of 5000
Chief John Wilkins said a tornado struck Chiney Texas at about 3 p.m. causing extensive destruction with about 100 houses damaged and over 100 people injured. Mr and Mrs J T Temple were killed at their west side home as residents, guardsmen, and Red Cross workers rushed to the scene. The storm damaged the Bell System town and national relief efforts were mobilized.
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Chiney
Tex
John Wilkins
Texas
Wilkins
Miquy
J.T. Temple
National Guardsmen
Red Cross
Areca
State Adjutant General
Olney
Walkins
Seventy Teens Attend Recreation Commission Dance at Staley Park
Seventy boys and girls attended a teen age dance at the Staley Park field house Wednesday night. Chaperone Mrs. W. W. Corbin was aided by two Hood College students, C.
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Staley Park Field House
W. W. Corbin
Hood College
Truman Urges United Front Amid National Crisis Speech
President Truman, speaking at an armed forces day dinner, called for an end to bickering and petty politics. He warned the U S faces its greatest crisis and urged unity as Allies fight for time. The article notes historical reference to the Great Wall of China begun in 244 B C.
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Washington
Truman
U.S
U. S
China
Silver Star hero to attend Thurmont Legion dance show
A Korea era Silver Star recipient and Frederick County resident will be guest of honor at the Edwin C. Creeger Post American Legion dance Monday night in Thurmont. The guest served in seven campaigns after World War I and Korea with the First Cavalry Division. Bruce Becker and his orchestra will provide music with a costumed floor show for an hour.
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Korea
Frederick Countian
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