Rotary Talk by District Governor at Hagerstown Club
District Governor Dr. J. H. Campbell spoke at the Hagerstown Rotary Club lunch in Hotel Alexander. He urged better information, careful officer selection, and avoided complacency while stressing fellowship and realistic vocational, service and international programs. He also highlighted community development and world peace goals through Rotary International.
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Aegbdallange Einng
Hagerstown Rotary Club
J. H. Campbell
Emporium
Hotel Alexander
Rotary
Campbell
Rotary International
Cumberland City Workers Get 24 Cent Pay Increase
The Cumberland Md mayor and council approved a blanket wage rise of 24 cents an hour for about 220 municipal employees. The raise falls short of the 40 cent ask by the city workers union while police and fire groups sought different monthly supplements. The increase applies to hourly and salaried staff and amounts to about $1 extra per week for salaried workers.
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Cumberland
Police and Fire Department Welfare Association
Rotary and Kiwanis golf trophy presented to club leaders
Stewart Phil lina, club president, introduced. the Herald-Mail golf trophy, Watt by Rotary in a Kiwanis contest, was presented by President Phil ips through Woody Harner, golf chairman. Gordon Henning, scout executive, was introduced by L Vinton Hershey. Dr Campbell met with directors and committee chairs at Hotel Alexander last night.
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Stewart Phillina
Herald-Mail
Watt
Rotary
Kiwania
Philips
Woody' Harner
Gordon Henning
L. Vinton Hershey
Campbell
Hotel Alexander
Tommy Dorsey to Play Hershey Park Ballroom
In Hershey Pa on Saturday night Tommy Dorsey will bring his orchestra to the Hershey Park ballroom for dancing starting at 220. The band formed in 1935 has long ranked among the nation's favorites with Down Beat readers naming Dorsey a top maestro and Metronome readers praising him as a premier trombonist.
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Hershey
Tommy, Dorsey
Hershey Park Ballroom
Tommy Dorks
Down Beat
Metronome
Washington Drenched by Heavy Rain and Flooding
Washington and nearby Virginia Maryland areas received nearly 2.44 inches of rain in four hours causing flash floods. A 9 year old boy was rescued from a sewer current as firemen Colvin and seven others saved him. Cars stalled in floodwaters. Bolling Air Force Base underpass flooded. traffic snarls on Capitol Street Bridge and Mt. Vernon Boulevard. Jubal Early Housing project in Arlington flooded in parts. Falls Church reports street closures. Weather Bureau lists 2.48 inches of rainfall.
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Washington
Virginia
Maryland
G. L. Colvin
Capitol Heights
Bolling Air Force Base
New South Capitol Street
Mt. Vernon Boulevard
Potomac
Jubal Early Housing
Arlington
Nap Us
Cruise Scheduled For Lt Potter Weekend Warrior Fighter Squadron
Lt Peter R Potter of 10S ruan Place, a member of Naval Air Reserve's Weekend Warrior Fighter Squadron 662 at Anacostia Naval Air Station, is slated for a two week summer cruise beginning August 26 at Quonset Point Naval Air Station.
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Peter R. Potter
USNR
Ruan Place
Naval Air Reserve
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
D. C
Quonset Point
New Hagerstown City Directory Sets Record Pages
A new Hagerstown City Directory by R L Polk and Co expands to 626 pages, up from 520, with 900 numbered pages total. It lists Charles K. Aaron as alphabetically first and Harry Zulouf as last, notes 15 027 phones and a 67 million assessed value, population 36 181, and shows Smiths most numerous, followed by Millers. It is distributed to local businesses and libraries in several towns.
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Hagerstown
R. L. Polk and Company
Charles K. Aaron
Harry Zulouf
Route Three
Kilroy
Roy E. Kilmer
Ernest Kimball
Smiths
Millers
City Directory
Jtown
Car Collision on South Potomac Street Injures Drivers
A Baltimore man and Wanda M. Stnyer of Ray Street collided on South Potomac Street at Antietam last night as one attempted a left turn from the right lane. Both drivers were charged with reckless driving according to city police.
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Baltimore
South Potomac Street
Antietam
Bernard F. Bateman
Wanda M. Stnyer
Ray Street
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CHARLES @TARRETT
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Pikesville
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Tommy Dorsey
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Penna
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