Frederick to Offer Early Professional Training
Frederick will be among the first localities to provide professional paid training. Lieut. Col. Joseph A. Gibbs, Commandant of the Baltimore Center, said other courses will start in Frederick as soon as enrollment justifies opening.
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Frederick
Joseph A. Gibbs
Baltimore Center
Louise Hoff Seeks Steady Boss Man Not Show Biz Star
New York dancer and singing comedienne Louise Hoff, star of Bon Voyage at Versailles, says she will avoid glamour boys and prefers a level headed businessman as a husband. She travels from Spiceland Indiana where family memories linger, and recalls wartime USO tours that shaped her down to earth persona.
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New York
Lowie Hoff
Indiana
Geme
Louise
Versailles
Niightmare
Metropols
Spiceland
Ind
Ermie Risk
Elizabeth Hoff
Eisenhower
Air Force Reserve expands paid training to Western Maryland
The Air Force Reserve extends its paid training program from Baltimore to Western Maryland with Flight F of the 9511th Air Reserve Squadron based in Frederick. Commanded by Lieut. Col Allan D. Long, the unit meets at Camp Deirien on the first and third Mondays at 8 p.m. Instruction in Officer Administration is led by civilian instructors from the University of Baltimore School of Business, Industry and Management under Dean Didford C. James, aiding the Baltimore Air Reserve Center at 2101 West Rogers Avenue, Baltimore.
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Air Force Reserve
Baltimore
Maryland
9511Th Air Reserve
Frederick
Allan D. Long
WFMD
Camp Deirien
University of Baltimore, School of Business, Industry and Management
Didford C. James
Baltimore Air Reserve Center
West Rogers Avenue
Baltimore 9
Womens Homemakers Clubs Discuss Health and Local Meeting Plans
Mt. Pleasant Homemakers led a panel on maintaining the family health with topics Foods Clothing Shelter Medical and Dental Care and a new member welcomed. Officers elected include President Clarence Lochner and Vice President Robert Kline with meetings and national council events announced. Walkersville club also held a session with a panel on health led by Miss Nellie Smith and local officials noting upcoming election amendments. A Hancock suit alleges a drunk man was left on a dangerous highway by Police Chief Murfin resulting in severe injuries and amputation.
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Mi. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Grayson Fouche
Bostian
County Health Department
Robert Kline
Edward McDevitt
Harold McDevitt
Ira Bertran
Home For the
Vernal Moore
Walkersville Homemakers
Walkersville Homemakers Club
Charles Burner
Plunkett
Hilda Devilbiss
Horace Wright
Nellie Smith
Woodrow Handley
Harold Hooper
Grayson Haller
Charles Price
James Working
Hancock
Hagerstown
James Shoemaker
Murfin
Nuclear sub pipe mix up hits Sea Wolf program
Washington notes say that welded pipe was used alongside seamless stock in Electric Boat and GE reactor work for the Nautilus and Sea Wolf projects. The error halted A submarine work, with Navy test teams trying to distinguish pipes by chemical tests to avoid tearing out existing piping. Prague reports 90 to 100 sunburn victims from a cream marketed as protective, named Jadran, amid claims of a chemical filter.
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Douglas Larsen
Washington
NEA
Pentagon
Electric Boat Company
Groton
Conn
Navy
General Electric
West Milton
N.Y
Westinghouse
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Era
Prague
Secret Service man writes kite book for all ages
A US Secret Service member pens a hobby book titled The Story of the Kite for both kids and adults. The author began after helping his 10 year old fly a kite. It recounts a British 113 mile kite ride, spies dropped by kites in the Boer War, and includes practical kite making and fishing kite tips.
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US Secret Service
Harry
White House
Thas
Miami Prosecutor Plans Prosecution in Child Murder Case
Up-State Attorney George Braungam said he intends to prosecute Baltimore attorney James T Roberts on a charge of murdering his seven year old daughter Judith Ann. He declined to delay action for more evidence and cited a lie detector test and a witness sighting near the crime scene as factors in the case.
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Aaami, Fla
George Braungam
Baltimore
James T Roberts
Judith Ann
Roberts
Cime
Brautigam
Clark Wood
Miami
Washandton
Bread Of Life By 7 A Pr Praell Bailey
Bishop Kennedy warns that wealth brings dangers though riches are not inherently wrong A small salary does not guarantee good stewardship The Community Chest gift tale ends with a quip about becoming the richest man in the cemetery The feature cites Acts 2035 and credits Gen Features Corp 1954.
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Bread of Life
A. Pr Praell Bailey
Kennedy
Jesus
Community Chest Fund
Joe
Gen Features Corp
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