Camp Detrick News Highlights From October Detachment
Camp Detrick offers free chest X rays for all on post November 15 16 with Maryland mobile unit at the post parking lot from 9 am to 3 pm daily. NIH speakers schedule November 2 3 16. various club events include Halloween dances and a Stag Night. Several births and farewells noted among officers and civilian staff. Combined Charities Drive extended to November 12 to meet pledges. Welcome Mat for new arrivals.
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Camp Detrick
Derrick
Kenneth Endicott
National Institute of Health
NIH
NIH Clinical Center
Murray Brown
Herbert S. Quint
Alaska
E. P. Cronkite
R. A. Conrad
Naval Medical Research Institute
Combined Charities
Again Opens Fire On SRC In Maryland Campaign
Baltimore October 28 Democratic candidate P H C Byrd leveled fresh charges against the State Roads Commission and associates of Gov McKeldin. He accused former commissioner David M Nichols and former law partner M William Adelson of profiting from contracts and right of way fees. Byrd questioned 80 million dollars in Pennsylvania firm Michael Baker Jr contracts and alleged large fees without Maryland bid competition. He also attacked a 7 percent real estate fee for right of way for a Baltimore harbor tunnel project, claiming it could cost Maryland significantly more than the commission’s estimate.
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Baltimore
H. C. Byrd
State Roads Commission
David M. Nichols
M. William Adelson
Mecheldin
Byrd
Adelson
New York
Pennsylvania
Michael Baker Jr
McKeldin
Maryland
Nichols
Baltimore Harbor
Court Clerk Notice From Frederick County
Ellis C. Wachter, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County, serving as the official copy and docket administrator. The notice lists dates Oct 15, 22, 25 and Nov 5.
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Ellis C. Wachter
Frederick County
Mathias & Mathias, Marshall, Carey & Mundy
Dolicitors
Grand Champions Named at Poolesville Community Fair
Grand champions were named in 15 classes at Poolesville Community Fair held at the high school Thursday. Winners across divisions included John Darby for ten ears of white corn, John Nicholson for Barley, J. W. Burkett for alfalfa, Mrs. Carroll Chiswell for white potatoes, and Marshall Lewis for apples. Poultry champs included John Robertson with a grand champion male New Hampshire rooster and Morris Ward with a grand champion female old Leghorn. Henry King of Damascus claimed the grand champion trip with New Hampshire birds. In homemakers, Mrs. Roger Williams won needlework with an antique quilt, Mrs. Ralph Wynn for canned tomatoes, and Alice Watts for homemade bread. Horticulture saw Mrs. Robert Reid’s fruit arrangement and Mrs. George Walker’s yellow chrysanthemums. Ribbons were also awarded across many classes.
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Poolesville
John Darby
Boyds
John Nicholson
J. W. Burkett
Carroll Chiswell
Marshall Lewis
John Robertson
New Hampshire
Morris Ward
Henry King
Damascus
New
George Walker
Maryland State Roads plans bridge project in Frederick County
Sealed proposals for Federal Aid Project F-537-12-715 F A P IFI-464 12 involve construction of a three span steel truss superstructure over the Monocacy River on U S 40 Jug Bridge. Bids due November 2 1954 at noon in Baltimore Maryland. Labor furnished by Maryland State Employment Service. Bid bond required and bidder must meet qualification standards. Commission may reject any bids.
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State OF Maryland State Roads Commission
Frederick County
F.A.P. Ifi
Monocacy River
U.S. 40
Jug Bridge
Maryland State Employment Service
Masonic Temple Building
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
State Roads Commission
East Lexington Street
Baltimore 3
Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
General Assembly of
State Heads Commission
Russell HL McCain
A ‘Cairman
School PTA awards and new equipment at Brunswick school
The PTA listed grades four and five awards for prettiest ugliest funniest and most original with names Geoffrey Shisler Deborah Smith Rene Grossnickle Johnny Ahalt Juanita Karn Frances Higdon Walter Smith Misty Ann Ward Nancy Jo Grossnickle Carol Gordon. A brief business session presided by Wilson Ward followed. A sliding board and a flag donated by the American Legion were added to the grounds. Evening games and refreshments ended the meeting. The next PTA gathering is scheduled for November 21.
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Geoffrey Shisler
Debbie Higdon
Kay Ahalt
Deborah Smith
Rene Grossnickle
Johnny Ahalt
Juanita Karn
Frances Higdon
Walter Smith
Misty Ann Ward
Nancy Jo Grossnickle
Carol Gordon
Wilson Ward
PTA
American Legion of Brunswick
Public Sale of Restaurant Equipment at Muse Mfg Co
Discontinuing operations at Muse Mfg Co prompts on site sale on South Wisner St Frederick October 30 1954 at 1 30 p m. Items include electric coolers toasters slicer cups plates glasses and utensils mostly new from last year with cash terms day of sale. Auctioneers John L Ponton and Helen F Ponton.
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Ranger
Remington Hepburn
Schnider
Springfield
E. Jones and Son of London
J. Stevens
Smith and Weston
Defender
Philadelphia
William Hawkins
Bass and Goodyear
Remington Percussion
Allen and Wheelock
Maynard J. Routzahn
Myersville
Joan W. Null
Delbert & Null
Frederick, Md
Charles Martyn
Muse Mfg. Co
Wisner St
Frederick
Muse Social Club
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
Surpasses Enrollment Frederick Chapter No 5 DAV
Frederick Chapter No 5 of the Disabled American Veterans is among the first 100 DAV chapters nationwide to exceed last year’s enrollment with 75 members as of October. Sacajawea, a Shoshone girl whose name means Bird Woman, guided the Lewis and Clark Expedition through the Northwest.
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Frederick
The
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Sacajawea
Northwest
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Baltimore Coliseum
Army Chemical Center
Baltimore Bullets
Boston Celtics
National Association of Basketball
Fort Ritchie
Five Shades of Blue Orchestra
NCO Club
Hallowe'en
Leon Masser
Nea | Ladies Club
Women's Club
John J. Hayes
Harold W. Batchelor
Robert P. Blackmore
Marshall F. Crawford
Nelson
James W. Brown
J. Max Paley
Cecil D. Miller
Saul Kaye
Mitchell
Ciborowski
Everett E. Champlin
Carla ¥Vonne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Eicholtz
Eicholtz
Adjutant’s Office
Grace Miller
Detrick
Dale Jenkins
Rebecca Grace
Charles R. Eaton
Wiliam O. Evans
Diana Kathleen
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
John F. Coughlin
Roslindale
Mass
William D. Lawton
Jefferson, Mo
Melvin Moss
N. Y
Edward Pollack
Bronx
Myron Robinson
Army Reserve
Army
Samuel Rock
Charles&. Ward
Syracuse
Marvin Wasserman
Brooklyn
Elijah F. Brown
Benjamin W Burton
Laura R. Calimer
Harry A. Jennings
Thomas Maier
Charles C. Neal
Richard J. O’connor
Olen T. Taylor
William Watson
Eileen T. Wetzel
Robert P. Gibson
DuPont Co
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N. J
Virginius D. Bolton
DuPont
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Del
Hugh J. Roberts
Fort Myer
Officers’ Open
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Marlowe M. Cline
Leonard Spero
Robert Russell
Alan B. Cissna
John Brengle
Frederick City
South Market Street
James Bittle
Seth Thomas
Joseph J. Stubbs
Charlotte Z. Best
Lawrence G
Harne
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lewis
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Kenneth Rule
New Jersey
New York City
Pete Demchak
Harry Gosnell
Squirrel Hunt
Buckeystown
Rose’s
Nancy Fisher
Mary Esther Rippeon
Regina Wetzel
Betty Jo Feather
Ethel Parker
Sears Roebuck and Co
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Church and Market
SRC
the Orphans Court
Albert C. Palmer
Frederick Tire & Battery CO
West Patrick St
South Market
Madison Sts
Ned
Zeiler
North Court St
Reaitor Frederick
New Washington Road
Chelee
Mountain View
Access Wash B
Braddock
Well
Bath
Bank
Good
A. Dairy
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Scheest LII, Piper & Hill
Rhododendron
Ligustrium
Tae
Globe Arhovitae
Frederick and Vicinity
Robert E. Klein, Mer
NISS
Circuit Court For
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Oliver MM. Walker
W. Laird Dunlop
George H. Schmidt
Oliver M. Walker
P.T.A. Ballowe’en
Burkittsville
Paula Smith
Sherry Palmer
Marlene Fink
Susan Shisler
Lorraine Bittinger
Frank Karn
Mary Louise Fauble
R. Pedse
Null and Null
KEY Stamp CO
E. Patrick ST
Ake Peri
Ford
Frederick Motor Co
W. Patrick St
American Legion
Thurmont, Maryland
Mary Howe
Gordon L. Colston
Metropolitan Orch
Chevrolet
Buick
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