Church event details and arrests from a damaged report
A fragmented report lists a chorus directed by Dr Carten sen and George Clayton Stauffer presiding at a breakfast meeting. It mentions Harry O Smith presenting a Sunday School lesson and Edgar Castle of Middletown leading worship. A guest speaker J H Marios is cited alongside mentions of intoxication and a police incident with officer James Stockman and a cash payment of 25.80.
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Dr. Cartensen
George Clayton Stauffer
Harry O. Smith
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Edgar Castle
Middletown
J. H. Marios
Cus Crim
Harry Quins
Hood Keyman
Baltimore
James Stockman
ALPA blames old rules and radar for Brunswick crash
The Air Line Pilots Association tied the May 20 Brunswick Md midair collision to outdated Civil Air Regulations and obsolescent radar at the Washington Center. The six-person crew accident team cited exhaustive wreckage study and witness testimony, noting 12 died and one jet pilot survived. ALPA urged a full rule review and rapid retirement of obsolete radar, with National Airport’s 1957 radar to be replaced by a new system with longer range. The CAB and Air Force investigations continued, with no comment from CAB. Laymen's Sunday announced for Walkersville United Church of Christ with a breakfast for men and guest speaker Hallar Best.
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Washington
Air Line Pilots Association
Brunswick
Washington Air Traffic Control Center
ALPA
Capital Airlines Air National Guard
Maryland Air Guard
Washington Center
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
National
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CCA
Frank A. Rosenberger
United Church of Christ
Walkersville
Hallar Best
Methodist Church
Edwin
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