Kiwanis Film Event Showcases Blind Work and Community News
At the Kiwanis Club of Frederick meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel, a film titled Sounds of Industry sponsored by the Maryland Workshop for the Blind showcased blind workers performing unseen tasks with crafted safety measures. Mrs Albert Kefauver shared personal experiences and announced selection for a refresher course with the National Foundation for the Blind. The program, arranged by Rev Harry L Fehl, highlighted independence built through tactile skill, with attendees and visitors including Glenn M Mam Jr and guests from Westminster. Also noted were travelogue ticket sales, a sheriff candidate filing in Carroll County, and club proceedings with drawings and district convention reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Workshop For the Blind
Kiwani Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Albert Kefauver
Kefauver
National Foundation For the Blind
Clas
Guy Kelly
Projecto
Marke
Touchard
Bird Pevce
Horne
Harry L Fehl
George B Delaplame Jr
Glenn M Mam Jr
Kraamans
Herb Philips
Cy Aldrich
Westminster
Paul Smith
Merval
Weaver
Mr Weaver
Earlson Rothenhoefer
George Zeigler
Delaplaine
Washington
Samself
Vernon Coblentz
Clyde Roney Jr
Safety Awards For 1000 Days Of Safe Operation At Local Plant
The Alpha Portland Cement Company in Lime Run will honor 1000 consecutive days without lost time injuries with a ceremony at 2:30 pm. Dale W Hemeck and Glenn L Rermel will accept awards, with Rev G H Klemfelter officiating and FE Storch presenting a certificate of commendation for safe quarry operations. About 130 employees will receive 1000 Day Pins and an address of commendation will close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Lime Run
J RD Brown
Portland Cement Association
Chicago
1Tas
Alpha
Tme
Easton Pa
Dale W Hemeck
Alpha Portland
Timekiln
G H Klemfelter
United Church of Christ of
Asistant
Glenn L Rermel
Middletown
Paul Mulls
Ballenger Creek
Pike
M Siebenthal
United States Bureau of Lines
George Cosgrove
Frederick
Easton
Allen O Km
Linden Hull
Robert Gerstel
National
41- Pha
Kennedy Backs Argentina Aid and Democracy Push
President Kennedy pledged U S support for Argentina to raise living standards and accelerate aid while discussing basic democratic goals with President Arturo Frondizi in Newport Rhode Island They met for about four hours at Kennedy's hotel before issuing a joint communique endorsing peaceful aims in the Berlin crisis and Cold War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, RI
Kennedy
Arturo Frondizin
New York
United States
Frondize
Berlin
Frondiz
Newport White House
Argentina
el Chacon
Tennessee Valley Authority
Frondizs
Frondizi m
Argenta
Suspect Shot By Policeman In Baltimore Burglary
A burglary suspect was shot and killed and another captured by Baltimore police after a rear door tampering report at a drug store. Charles E Hogue, 32, identified by fingerprints, lay near a hedge. Patrolman Eal Brown fired warning then a second shot. one suspect surrendered, the other escaped. Hogue had been released seven weeks earlier from a four year sentence for false pretense burglary and desertion. A second brief item notes a Thai embassy guests list and a theft at the State Department of Education building in Baltimore worth 1,245 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hogues
Hogue
Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Severn C Myers
Finksburg
Carroll County
Myers
East St
Mercius
Harpers Verry
W. VA
Thailand
R . Ackerman
Abhoin Kinviksh
Alice Peters
US Army
John Vitek
Military Assistance Institute For Thailand
Charlotte J Fairbairn
Harpers Ferry
R O Ackerman
Walter PF. Chomski
Hilltop House
State Department of Education
Rexall Pharmacist
Rexall Pharmacists
Mercers’ Drug Store
West 3Rd & N. Market Sts
Brazil
North Market St
Florida
United
Village Hardware
East Street
Frederick, Md
Bennett's
Shirred Brief
Bras & Girdles
Pantie Brief
Bennett
Sterling
Oneida Ltd
Fed
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
Key Hotel
Duco Enamels
Duco
Enapel
East South St
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