Today In History And Birthdays Highlights
Anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures are listed, including Emanuel Leutze Henry Grady Richard Mansfield and Benjamin Cardozo with brief biographical notes and death dates. Today In History marks events from 1833 to 1953, plus a jail report and two traffic collision citations in Frederick Maryland.
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Emanuel Leutze
Washington
Delaware
Germany
Washington, D. C
Wiliam Chauvenez
Annapolis
Milford
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta, Ga
Athens
Richard Mansfield
New London
New York
First
National Temperance Congress
Philadelphia
Morse
Baltimore
Canada
United States
Oberlin
Ohio
Howard N. Russell
Wilson
Congress
Armenia
Bal lenger Homemakers Club Meeting Details
Twenty eight members and guests attended the Bal lenger Homemakers Club meeting at Community Hall on May 3. President Mrs. Charles King presided as demonstrations on storage and organization were presented by Mrs. Shook and Mrs. Smith. A Short Course party and style show were announced for Calvary church. The meeting included readings, a display of club work toward advancement, and a call to petition local boards to end racial segregation in schools. Refreshments followed. recreation led by Miss Mollie Zimmennan.
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Ballenger Homemakers Club
Community Hall
Charles King
Frame Furnishings
Arthur Shock
Howard Smith
Shook
Smith
Calvary Church
Leroy Horine
Lucy
Tional Alan
Unclear text about chapters planning school board campaign
Report fragment notes state chapter leaders organizing a two day session on mandatory segregation. Angela Barrett of Annapolis elected treasurer and honored as Mrs JC alongside delegates. About 500 Junior Chamber members attend. Mentions Unitary Academy at Westpass as long time national engineering school per National Geographic Society.
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Angela Barrett
Annapolis
Westpass
United States
The
National Geographical Society
Silver Spring Man Heads State Jaycees
Melvin Peters of Silver Spring was elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Maryland at a two day state convention in Ocean City. He succeeds Roland Webb of Hagerstown. Vice presidents elected include William Lowery Frederick Jack Kelly Bethesda Thomas Hen Baltimore William Surles and Waissaur Calloway Salisbury. Gordon
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Ocean City
Melvin Peters
Silver Spring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Know
America
Lillian M. Gilbreath
Montclair
N. J
Oakland
Calif
Elsa Maxwell
Keokuk
Iowa
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Buffalo
M. Y
Walter S. Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ashland
Walter W. Stewart
Princeton
Manhattan
Kans
Gilbert W. Chapman
Yate & Towne Manufacturing , Co
Woodmere
L. 1
Willard L. Thorp
Osween
Norman Dietz
W. C. Staley
Paul Mossburg
Simon C. Contrerez
Frederick County
Contrerez
People’s Night Court
C. 5
Tregoning
South Market Street
Carroll A. Sweeney
Hanover Street
Robert B. Myers
R.F.D
Frederick
Dien Bien Phu
St. Luke's Hospital
Genevieve de Gallard-Terrauche
Indo-China
Frederick Hearing Aid Center
West Patrick St
Pythian Castle
North Court Street
Frederick, MD
Mr. Brown
Sevecrally Reverses Corporation
Third Telephone Monument
Mike
New York City
Empire State Building Center
Washington Square
Central Park
Mollie Zimmerman
Robert Harrington
Atlanta
Lula
Hose
William S. Hood, Inc
GEO
Rodock & Son
Prescription
Efoples Drug. Stores Service
W. Patrick ST
N. Market ST
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District OF Columbia
Frederick News-Post
State
Jaycees
Hiltner-Roelke
Patrick Street
Bennett
Tulip Coasters
Deodorizer
Bennet
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