Banquet Honors National Commander Armstrong in Frederick
Alvey M. Norwood Grand Chef de Gare of Maryland will host a banquet at Hotel Frederick honoring William E Armstrong Arkansas National Commander of the Forty and Eight. Attendees include Charles W. Ardery National Correspondent and a Ted Clark orchestra will play after the dinner at 7 PM.
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Alvey M. Norwood
Gare
Maryland
Hotel Frederick
William E
Bill) Armstrong
Arkansas
Norwood
Grand Promenade
Baltimore
American Legion
Legion
Tive Fredericktonian
la Societe Des Quarante Hommes Et Huis Chevaux
40 And
Society of the American Legion
W. E
Billy) Armstrong
Charles W. Ardery
Ted Clark
Frontiers Of America Dinner Meeting Highlights Deaf Education
The Frontiers of America met at the Asbury Methodist Church with Lloyd Amibrosen from the Maryland School for the Deaf presenting. He urged vocabulary based teaching and described state supported education, employment outcomes, and a close-to-public-school program, noting 160 residents and more girls than boys.
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The
Frontiers of America
Asbury Methodist Church
Lloyd Amibrosen
Maryland School For the Deaf
James Smith
Mr. Ambrosen
Todd
Amibrosen
Ambrosen
Mrr
Maryland School For the
Maryland
Charles E. Hick II
Frontiers
Jimmie Smith
Williard A
Ballplayer Bouchee to Enter Extended Treatment at Institute
Eddie Bouchee, Phillies star, will be transferred from Connecticut for further psychiatric treatment at the Institute of Living in Hartford. Dr. Frank Braceland recommended daily contact with family and friends as he moves to a setting aimed at support during therapy. Bob Carpenter noted the plan follows Bouchee’s indecent exposure case and seeks a controlled environment for recovery.
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New York
Belmont Park
Philadelphia
Eddie Reverd
New
Bouchee
Philadelphia Phillies
Connecticut
Belcher
the Daily
Frank Braceland
Hartford
Carpenter
Braceland
Mystery submarine sinks after power loss near Pearl Harbor
Cmdr Q R Schultz said the sunken submarine lost power during a dive and was rammed by the destroyer Silverstein southwest of Pearl Harbor. Five hours later the sub sank with no crew fatalities reported. 84 enlisted were rescued or accounted for. The incident followed by boxing news from Melbourne.
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Honolulu
API
Stickteback
Silverstein
Cmdr
Q. R. Schultz
Icine
Wis
Pearl Harbor
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Frederick
Washington
Pittsburgh
the News
Frederick, Md
Satar
Mordaniaze
Paul & Surise
Ron 7
Welled
Bracken
Tommy Romuto
Philippines
Melbourne
Romulo
Italy
Gercano Casalleri
Graan Bees
Bagan
Detrol AP
Dare Ragen
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Wayside
E. Parrick
Sherman Ave
Philip Wertheimer
Realtor
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Court St. Tel
Count’s Western
Damascus
Clearwater
Levis
WM. F
Bill) Cramer, JR
House of Delegates
SEARS
Patrick Street
McCrory’s
McCrory
S-M-L
Cannon
Cunter
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
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