Carriers Banquet Highlights Rural Letter Carriers Group
The Fred erick and Montgomery County Rural Letter Carriers Association and Ladies Auxiliary held their sixteenth annual joint meeting and banquet in Walkersville at the Methodist Church. Brig. Gen. D John Markey spoke, praising carrier independence and democratic spirit while campaigning for governor. Clyde V. Hawes, Knoxville, attended as part of the event.
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Frederick
Montgomery County
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Walkersville
Methodist Church
D. John Markey
Markey
Post Office
Clyde V. Hawes
Knoxville
Maryland Rural Carriers Hear On Pay And Growth
Foster Parents At Covered Dish Supper discussed Public Law 500 and longevity pay for rural carriers. Maryland aims to reach full 100 percent membership in the Rural Letter Carriers Association. Officers were elected for the Maryland group and auxiliary, with ceremonies led by Gilmore C. Trout and Rev. W. De Witt Dickey.
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Maryland
Francis Markline
White Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
National
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Gilmore C. Trout
Walkersville
W. de Witt Dickey
Pearson Sues Detroit Over Libel Damages Claim
Columnist Drew Pearson seeks 500000 dollars in damages in a libel suit filed in U S District Court against the Detroit Times division of Hearst Publishing Co Pearson claims he was libeled by Westbrook Pegler in a May 23 1949 column asserting Pearson evaded service in World War II
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Pearson
Detroit
Drew Pearson
U. S. District Court Today
Detroit Times
Hearst Publishing Co
Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
North Market Street School PTA Meeting Highlights Progress
The Frederick County PTA A meeting celebrated Sd years of teaching, with playground equipment projects and film projectors aiding student welfare at North Market Street School. Gifts included a siding board from Roger H Willard and an electric record player, while the TT A focused on county building plans. Principal E D McLuckie outlined next year’s curriculum plans and a patron booklet. Minnie Cookedy’s room earned the attendance banner for all four meetings as visitors toured student work. Corydon becomes capital of Indiana Territory in 1813.
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PT. A
Frederick County
Roger H. Willard
Frederick City
E. D. McLuckie
Board of Educations
Minnie Cookedy
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James Stoner
Woodsboro
Harford
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Carroll
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Trout
Harry C. Swomley
Presi
Francis Petrott
Camp Detrick
Harold Isbel
Unified Services
Roscoe EF. Schuvermause
U.S. Naval District
L. Ti Gerow
USA
Second Army
W. A. Davis
Fifth Naval District
Willis H. Hale
Ninth Air Force
Maryland Department
Children’s Air Society
Frederick County, Inc
United Brethern
Thurmont
Ivan G. Naugie
Jack Shorrow
Charles McC. Mathias
Children’s Aid Society
Societ
William C. Roderick
Brunswick
John Kesselring
Joseph Marshall
Donald Marshall
Lloyd Marshall
Gordon Eyler
Myersville
North Market Street
Plt. A
Louise Corbin
C. Clifton
Virts
Louis E .Twenley
H. F. Shipley
S. Price Young
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Mrs. Duck
Corydon
Indiana Territory
the News
Frederick, Md
J. Goetze Onroyvia
NEW Market
Worthington Realty
Silver Spring
America
Mercury
Mobilgas
Grand Canyon
Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
Philip Morris
Paulie Morris
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