Maryland Chapter Receives Charter For NAPH
At a special meeting during National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week, the Maryland Chapter of the National Association of the Physically Handicapped was granted a charter by National President Clarence Averill. The chapter is the 19th of NAPH and aims to aid disabled people through local state and national cooperation.
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Maryland
National Assat of the
Clarence Averill
Washington
Winchester Hall
Averill
Grand
New Hemppstire
Itlvania
Washington, D.C
Naph, Inc
Barbara Moran
National Representaive
Earh Wann Shocked By Death Of Mario Lanza
Earth Wann reports the death of famed tenor Mario Lanza near Rome. The event shocks listeners and fans in the United States as tributes begin from colleagues and officials including Colonel Smith of the Air Force base.
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Earh
Mario Lanza
United States
Pela
ATC
Rando Air Force Base
Smith
Frederick L Smith
Holgate Harley
West Third Street
Legion of Mert
James E. Briggs
Air Train Command
United States Force
Help Handicapped Meet at Winchester Hall
A Winchester Hall gathering marked National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week with a presentation on local progress and ways individuals can contribute. The Maryland Chapter charter was shown with several named participants and local officials. a survey of poultrymen favors a free market with limited or no federal subsidies.
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Winchester Hall
Mom
N. J
Harold Kinhold
Preston
Thut
Miss Poultry Princess Crowned At Harrisburg
Ingrid Carlson of Putnam Connecticut, 18, crowned Fouith Princess at the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council convention in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Runners-up were Marian Lowse Bailes and Carol J. Harper. Ernest F. Smuin Jr. Kenton was reelected XEPPCO president with Carl Dunham named vice president.
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Harrisburg
Paaps
Ingrid Carlson
Putnam, Conn
Counc
Neppco
Carlson
Daushier
Emar Carlson
Mane
West Virginia
Marian Lowse Bailes
Glenn Bailey
Beavertown
Carol J. Harper
Samuel Harper Jr
Moorefield
W. Va
Ernest F. Smuin Jr
Kenton i
Xeppco
Carl
Dunham
Southbury
Conn
Russell Sturtevant
Halifax
Mass
James C. Wesel
Rose
Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass A River Voyage
Dr John Clark Finney travels a steamer named Rinne from Cologne to Mooth side of the river. He describes ruins of old castle peaks and lush hills. Enchanting wordwork engages passengers, who read newspapers or do crossword puzzles while the scenery glides by.
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Earl L. Douglass
John Clark Finney
Cologne
Castain
Life's road trip of beauty and blindness to deeper ties
The passage contrasts life's rich beauty with a mindset that mocks arts and outdoor pleasures. It warns that some ignore warm family love and shy friendship, likening life to a steamer on a river you cannot return from and urging to savor the journey's scenery.
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Pire Forest
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Charles W. Yinger
Herm Morgan
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Children’s Suedes
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