Life Saving Medals for Frederick Edison Linemen
Frederick district Potomac Edison Co awarded eight life saving medals at a banquet led by President R Paul Smith. Eight linemen were praised for reviving Wilbert Rhinehart after an electrical shock near Ridgeville on February 22, 1942. The event highlighted company support for war bonds with a $400 monthly employee pledge and noted 115 Edison employees serving in the armed forces.
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Frederick District
Potomac Edison Co
Edison Institute
R. Paul Smith
Bagerstown
Public Utilities
Alsw
Smith
George S. Humphrey
Park W. T. Loy
Hagerstown
Robert L. Smith
Frederick
Wilbert H. Rhinehart
Armed Services
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Edison
Millville Station
America
Vir
Mr. Smith
Rhinehart
Ira Stottlemyer
G. M. Spangler
Frank Keller
Ralph Cubett
Harold Linton
William Poole
Oscar Cain
Herbert Mullican
John Morgan
Edison Electric Institute
National Safety Council
Carnegie Medal
Edison
Safety Council
Carnegie
Overseas Staff Sergeant Shaw Arrives Safely Overseas Set
Overseas Staff Sergeant Shaw, son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Shaw of East Churn suede, has arrived safely at his destination. The gathering highlighted safety rules and lifesaving medals, recalling a fatal accident near Winchester where a lineman died after a fall and electric shock. President Smith noted no company meeting this year due to dispersed staff and travel issues.
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Shaw
Set. Shaw
Calvin Shaw
East Churn Suede
Humphrey
Winchester
Finéman
Smith
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Friends Mourn NYT Reporter Darnton
Byron Barney Darnton, a New York Times correspondent, was accidentally killed in the Southwest Pacific on Tuesday. He was known locally in Frederick, visiting often and was a close friend of William W. Gaver, formerly of Frederick and now in Chicago.
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Byron
Barney” Darnton
New York Times
Southwest Pacific
Frederick
William W. Gaver
Immunization drive aids flood victims in Frederick County
Some 200 Point of Rocks residents received initial typhoid shots, 600 plus Brunswick residents got primary inoculations as flood cleanup loomed. Health official Dr. Kefauver outlined sanitation steps including chlorination of wells and decontamination of cellars. Rail standpipe water and Boe- ing spring sources advised for safe drinking water while cleanup priorities focused on outhouses and flooded pits.
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Point of Rocks
Frederick County
E. C. Kefauvver
Kefauver
Potomac
Yemol
Health Department
Boeing
Troma Mountain Spring
Trau Jwick
Kertuver
Point of ‘Rocks
Seneca
Montgomery County
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