Jaycees To Meet Here Next Year
Salisbury May 22 4 Installation of Harry F Volmer of Hagerstown as president and three resolutions adopted at the weekend State Junior Chamber convention. Hoover recommendations for reorganizing government national daylight saving time and a super state commission to reduce overlapping authority. Awards went to Hagerstown Salisbury Baltimore Cumberland and others. Convention set to be in Frederick in 1950. Also Rotary Jaycee track meet winners listed with 880 yard run and hurdle events.
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Salisbury
Harry F. Volmer
Hagerstown
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Lane
Giessenbier
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rotary-Jaycee
Dix
Westminster
Thompson
Rich
Mont
Ross
F. H
Cadie
Yingling
Smith
Wantz Westminster 220 Yard Dash and Mile Relay Results
Results list for the Wantz Westminster meet show Cooper Rich Mont second in the 220 yard dash. Hall F H.S Ard and Downs Rich Mont performances. Violette Rich Mont 307 feet fourth in baseball throw. Merriman Brunswick third, Rutter Poolesville fourth, Nikirk St John’s Francis Scott Key Mile Relay results: Frederick High School first in 4 04, Maryland School second 4 09, Westminster High School third 4 13, New Windsor High School fourth 4 15.
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Wantz
Westminster
Cooper
Rich
Mont
Hall
F. H.S. Ard
Tress
Downs
Violette
Merriman
Brunswick
Rutter
Poolesville
Nikirk
St. John's
Frederick High School
Frits
Burge
Labor leaders seek bipartisan labor bill compromise
Senator Aiken says key officials from two large labor organizations asked him to aid a bipartisan compromise on the Taft-Hartley repeal measure. He has discussed with Democrats who he says are blocked by the White House’s uncompromising stance. Aiken notes unnamed labor leaders spoke with authority. Mrs. Cora Howard has been visiting Newton, Pa., with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Benntham.
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Washington
Aiken
White House
Vermont
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Cora Howard
Laytonsville
Newton, Pa
Adam Benntham
Honors awards set at University of Maryland assembly
The University of Maryland will hold its annual honors and awards assembly in College Park on Tuesday evening. Donald R. Jackson of Gaithersburg will receive the top award for highest marks. Gen Clifton B. Cates, commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, will be principal speaker. George C. Fry of Laytonsville earns the Alpha Zeta medal for top scholastic average. The Sigma Chi cup goes to the freshman class for highest scholastic achievement. Glassware made in 1609 at the Damiestown factory was the first American export article.
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the News
Frederick
College Park
Donald R. Jackson
Gaithersburg
Bly
University of Maryland
Clifton B. Cates
U.S Marine Corps
George C. Fry
Laytonsville
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Hess
Cavell
Dorothy Beatty
West
Ham
Earl Tobery
South Market ST
Insular
Iere
Aion
Bigelow
Patrick ST
Glade Valley
Ty Pitas
MTSTL
Aye Au Roy
Philco
Philco Radio
Thor Electric
Tata
Lewyt
Grave Valley
Leon S. Golnick and
Glade Valley -Garber, Inc
Walkersville
Met
Glade Valley-Garber, Inc
Frederick, Md
Hospital School of Nursing
Frank Keefer
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Gloria Faye Grimes
Betty Grace Grimes
Daisy Irene Marker
Elizabeth Anne Elgin
Cecelia LaRue Fair
Rita Simon
Marion Audrey Biggs
Mary Rebekah Derr
Betty Lee Ausherman
Ruth Kenne Jones
Yrree
Damiestown
SKOE
Norris Market St
C. A. Cosgrove
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