Jaycees Push Halloween Cleanup In Frederick
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce approved a project to install nearly 40 sidewalk receptacles as part of a cleanliness drive for the Halloween parade. Jaycees urged police protection against beanshooters seen as a public danger amid last year’s festivities. Delegation members including Gordon and Callan spoke as Aldermen debated drainage issues and public safety measures for the event.
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Frederick
Eisenhauer
Jaycees
Beanshooters
G Bernerd Callan Jr
Henry R Durreil
Robert Dudrow
Walter
Kenneth Anderson
Harold Kehne
Iph Kuehne
John Dous
Leonard J. Davis
Paul Gordon
iWell
Wright
Frede
Ramsburz
Frederick Chamber
Massers
James H. Grove
Chamber
William H Bartgis
College Estates
Emmett R. Bowlus
S Street Co Ittee
Boxtes
Gordon
William B. Burail
Uss Tlallowe
Adulks
Fathers urged to engage with schools and teachers
Miss Sara Leiter urged fathers and grandfathers to become familiar with teachers and school personnel to support youths. She noted PTA meetings often center on mothers and called for fathers to participate, stressing the need for guidance for boys aged 12 to 16 and improved recreational options for unengaged youths. The talk was part of a Lions Club meeting with city leaders and education officials attending.
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Sara Leiter
Department of Education
Liers Club
Hood
Middletown
Baltimore
New West Frederick
Miss Leiner
Educatiss Leiter
Board of Education
Frederick County
Delbert S. Null
Samuel
Butler Pushes Potomac Dredging to Aid Maryland Traffic
Washington Senator John Marshall Butler urged Army Engineer funds to deepen the Potomac between Smith Point and Thomas Point. He said current depth limits navigation, hindering Maryland commerce and plans to widen river use, with an estimated $300000 needed for the project.
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Washington
Army
Potomac River
Maryland
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Emerson C. Itschmer
Army Engineers
Smith Point
Thomas Point
Itschner
Potomac
Stolen Salk Vaccine Recovered in Quebec Police Find Lot
Police report recovering a large lot of Salk vaccine seized after a gunmen raid on a University of Montreal lab. About 550 000 shots, allegedly sold by a technician, were found in East Montreal with the vaccine in good condition. Authorities say doctors feared spoilage without refrigeration.
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Montreal
University of Montreal
Quebec Province
Lady Churchill Leaves Hospital for Chartwell Return
Lady Churchill was discharged from a London hospital and joined Sir Winston at Chartwell after undergoing an operation on a paralyzed eyelid in East Grinstead.
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London
Churchill
East Grinstead
Sir Winston
Chartwell
Lady Churchill
Lenin ice breaker readied for first trial run from Leningrad
The reactor and turbines of the atomic ice breaker Lenin are undergoing a final check and the ship is prepared to sail soon from Leningrad on its first trial run, according to the trade union newspaper Trud.
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Moscow
Lenin
Leningrad
Trud
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Richard F. Simmons
Charles McGaha
Kenneth Barrcord
Thomas J. Allen
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Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South Street
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Frederick Shopping Center
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
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