Armistice Day Parade and Memorial Program at Brunswick
Brunswick prepares for the annual Armistice observance with a parade Sunday at 1:30 p.m. starting on Brunswick Street and proceeding along Florida Avenue to Potomac Street and Third Avenue to Memorial Park. A program at Memorial Park features music, welcomed by Rev. Paul E. Shultz and Mayor S. T. Wirts, with speakers Col. Victor Clearingen and Col. L. B. Rock, and a tribute to Star Mothers. A prize pool of 750 dollars awaits parade participants. The noon guest reception will honor officials, including Air Force speaker H. Swearingen, discussing Our American Heritage. Swearingen, a Detroit-law graduate and former judge, has wartime service in the Pacific and holds eight campaign stars.
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Brunswick
Steadman-Keenan T
American Legion
Brunsik Street
Florida Aue
Potomac Street
Third Ave
Memorial
Petersville Road
Memorial Park 1
Paul E. Shultz
Episcopal Church
S. T. Wirts
State Department
Benjamin L. Wolfson
Victor Clearingen
USAF
Col
L. B. Rock
Elans
Kenji Baker
vadman-Keenan
Jerry Eshbaugh
Air Force Ih
Swearingen
Pentagon
Washington
Kentucky
Detroit
Universy of Michigan Law School
Tional University Law School
Wayne University
Firstational Bank of Detroit
Ofchigan
United Tes Department of Agriculture Jocney
Department of Labor
Higan State
Pacific
419Th
General Staff
Kwajalein
Saipan
Peleliu
Philippines
Iwo Iia
Okinawa
Japan
New Windsor Community Notices and Gatherings
Mrs William Offman hosted a dessert edge party. Mr and Mrs Charles Eyler and family moved from Union Bridge to College Avenue. Mr and Mrs Ralph Geer visited relatives in Ohio. Paul Thompson Frederick tied his grandmother Marie Thompson. Mr and Mrs Donald Sipes attended a Halloween party with guests Mr and Mrs John Alexander Taneytown Mr and Mrs Eugene Harman Westminster Jr and Mrs Welter Weller Jr and Mr and Mrs Harold Fritz attended. A community prayer service will be held at the Presbyterian church Monday at 7 30 p m for the General Assembly of the United Nations opening in Paris. Similar services will be held nationwide.
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New Windsor
William Offman
Charles Eyler
Mily
Union Bridge
College Avenue
Ralph Geer
Ohio
Paul Thompson
Frederick
Mariehompson
Donald Sipes
John Jexander
Taneytown
Eugene Harman
Westminster, Jr
Welter Weller Jr
Harold Fritz
Presbyterian Church
Te General Assembly of the United Nations
Paris
Union Ridge Relatives Visit As Local Scene Shifts
Union Bridge residents report visitors from Miami and Westminster as local life records changes. The Buffingtons moved homes. a minister at General Hospital in Baltimore continues service. Emmett Miller and family welcomed a daughter born Oct 23 at Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg. A blast in Italy triggers a new arms dump explosion report.
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UNION
Ridge—Russell Grays
Miami
Fla
Chares Gray
Paul J. Sampson
General Hospital
Balimore
Clarence Buffington
Howard Myers
Westmoreand Avenue
Westminster
Sterling Stull
Emmett Miller
Univ
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Shattering blast kills six injures seven near Genoa
In a village near Genoa the explosion shattered a St. Peters church causing five houses to be wrecked and dozens damaged. Police found two rifles a machine gun and 350 bullets in wreckage and arrested several alleged Communist suspects. Broader railroad retirement benefits were approved by President Truman with increases for 250 000 retirees and 150 000 survivors starting December 1. Hailstones weighing over a pound fell in the same period.
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St. Peter’s
Sestri
Genoa
Truman
Railroad
Croaker Fisheries Not Being Damaged
The Atlantic States Fisheries Commission found no evidence that shrimp trawlers damage Maryland and Virginia croaker fisheries in Pamlico Sound. Virginia fishermen alleged large catches of baby croakers in each haul, but scientists reported insignificant impact compared with natural death rates and noted no interchange between Pamlico Sound and Chesapeake Bay. A further study is recommended to identify causes of croaker population decline.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake
Atlantic States Fisheries Commission
Maryland
Virginia
Pamlico Sound
Arthur B. Brice
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries
Charles M. Lankford, Jr
Virginia Fisheries Commission
George R. Ross
Department of Conservation and Development of
North Carolina
North
South Carolina
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Chesapeake Bay
The Mews Frederick Md Friday Night 1951
Community column notes in The Mews from Frederick Maryland dated Friday November 1951. Local events, society notices, and brief social happenings fill the page with names venues and dates typical of mid century local press.
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Frederick, Md
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Brunswick Literat Day
Stix
Sesthi Levante
Italy
Singer Sewing Center
North Market St
Fred Vinson
United States
Supreme Court
General
Hving
Iles Standish
New World
Frank Keefer
North End Civic Association
Staley Park
London
Virginia Company
America
Ike
Phoenix
Ariz
Uwp
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
Douglas
D-111
Eisenhower
the Home & Garden Store Nursery Dept
New Windsor, MD
East Church Street
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Frederick Youth For Christ
King's Trumpeters
Percy Crawford
Robert van Steenburg
Earl Redding
York
Christ
Trinity Chapel of the
Evangelical Reformed Church
Walt
THE
KEY Stamp CO
E. Patrick
Market St
Frederick County
H. Grady Gore
Senate
Winchester Hall
East Church
Wilson L. Roberson
S. Market St
Esskay & Home
Kelly
Weil Brothers
Tion
Weil Brothers, Inc
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
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