Wounded in Korea Pvt Peddicord News From Local Family
William PD Peddicord and Cora Leona Amos of 246 Wentworth Street report Pvt Peddicord was wounded in Korea on October 2 1950. His mother received a telegram and a note from Ed H Whiteell Major General Adjutant General confirming minor injuries. Pvt Peddicord 21 has served since September 1949 two bases in Kentucky and Georgia and Japan by last letter. He worked at Ox Fibre Brush Co before enlisting, is unmarried with two younger sisters and brothers at home. Police arrested six for local violations over the weekend including Lawrence Biggus John Hughes and Gene Ridgley with various charges. California is identified as the top cantaloupe producer in the nation.
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William PD
Peddicord
Cora Leona Amos
Wenth Street
Padateord
Ed H Witeell
The
Pvt
Korea
Forto Hospital
APO
San Ma
Fort Knox
Benning
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry residents appear in a string of social items. Visits include the Glover and Webb families in Gaithersburg, a Navy connection among Cavalier sons, and a Bethesda hospital stay for Norman Glover after a major accident. Other notes mention participation in Loudoun County art exhibits, family gatherings at Waterford and Camp Hill, and a birthday dinner for Agnes DeLawder. Also listed are a funeral, a 74th birthday, and plans for a Bolivar turkey dinner hosted by the Pollyanna Class. A note recalls the first ski club in the United States formed in 1882 in Berlin New Hampshire.
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Olivar
W. Va
Raymond Murphy
Harpers Ferry
Melvin Glover
Rockville
Charles Glover
Gaithersburg
G. E Webb
K. K Cavalier
Frank
US Navy
Mediterranean
Chick” Childs
Bolivar
Albany
Billy" Dawson
Coral Sea
Salem
Loudoun County
Waterford
Bethesda
Marshland University
Naval Medical Center
Patsy
Roger Yeakum
Roger, Jr
Washington
F Yeakum
Boltway Heights
Marie Yeakum
Yeakum
Agnes DeLawder
Camp Hill
John
United States
Berlin
Clothing Workers And Company Sign Contract
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America contract signed by A Sagner's Son Inc. for about 650 employees at Frederick Tailoring Company and Lincoln Tailoring Company on West All Saints Street. Wage scale remains as before. Both sides praised the agreement and its good impact on the clothing industry. Sagner firm also announced.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
A. Sagner
Son, Inc
Arthur A Greenhut
Frederick Tailoring Company
Airy
Lincoln Tailoring Company
West All Saints Street
Greenhut
Sagner
Sagner expands North Carolina plant amid Baltimore lease push
The Sagner group bought the former Cohn Cold Storage Factory in New Bern NC. The plant can produce about 9 000 per week and is part of an accelerated plan to open the leased Baltimore plant. Two months earlier the group announced 250 000 in new machinery for a 70 000 square foot facility. The forecast reference notes a 1874 Farmers and Mechanics Manual table.
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Cohn, Coldmange
New Bern
N.C
Sagner
Baltimore
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Lawrence A Biggus
New London
John Hughes
Robert Monroe
Ernest Dixon
This City
Gene Ridgley
Wallace
Comegys
Hyattstown
Lt Dorsey
Simmons
Bopet
Kanede
Twentey
Burras
California
State
Union
Glen
Front Royal
Knoxville
A Kaplan
Cumberland
James Shumaker
Walter Jenkins
Pollyanna
Bolivar Methodist Sunday School
Dinning Bay
Delores Stup
Harrison E Ropp
George Fulmer
Ralph Putman
Betty Heffner
Thomas P. Miller
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church ST
Frederick, Maryland
Wwwnpae
Maryland
Apa
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Iphive
Clothing Workers
Orme, Jr
Emerson & Orme
Buick Dealers
17Th & M Sts
N. W
Washington, D. C
Farmers and Mechanics Manual
Koop Kwiz Runtest
Southern States Cooperative Annual Membership Meeting
Frederick High School
Southern States Cooperative
Frederick Petroleum
Cooperative
ASP Coffee
A&p
America
APP Food
Niewspae