Boumi Temple Team to Perform July Fourth Display
The Boumi Temple Mounted Patrol, a famed equestrian unit, is invited to Baltimore for the Independence Day program under the Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. The troop, comprising bankers lawyers brokers and business men, was featured in a national publication and will appear after a prior Miami Florida stop.
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Boum Temple
Walvearounds
Retailers
Manufacturers Bureaus
Chamber of Commerce
Park W.T. Loy
Baltimore
Trevman L. Mills
Miami
Pin
Parade of Riding Patrol at Madison Square Garden Event
Ardent horse lovers present a mounted patrol with chestnut horses in two trooper platoons. They recreate riding formations for Fourth of July festivities in Ballimore County under Capt Grigg and George Edal. The program includes a buffet, fireworks, and a large crowd expected at the fairgrounds in Hagerstown.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Favorn
Madison Square Garden
Fifth Avenuea
New York City
Ballimora
Richard
Grigg
Comander
George Edal
Hagerstown
Mayor Mills
Reservoir Dark
Fairgrowinds
Baby Beef Club States Meeting
The Washington County 4 H Baby Beef Club schedules a meeting for Tuesday June 18 to begin forming a livestock judging team. County agents will discuss beef sheep hogs and horses judging entries and potential members. Future sessions will practice at local farms across the county.
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Washington County
Ogreip
Cibo
Boy in Parade Bitten by Dog and Injured Parade Crowd
An article details multiple parade injuries and dog bite incidents. Arthur Lewis Jr., 18, was bitten and treated then discharged from the emergency room. Several others sustained fractures, lacerations, and abrasions, with several discharged after care.
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Arthur Lewis, Jr
Raven Marie Ridenour
South Potomac Street
Stephen Carl Printz
Boonsboro
Donald Smilth
Downsville Pike
Samuel Lumm
Randolph
Karen Ridenour
Richard
Western Maryland Railway Hosts Centenary Party Preview
East Freight Rolling a color film detailing the Western Maryland Railway history from 1862 will be shown for about 7 000 employees and families next Tuesday in Hagerstown. The celebration includes a theatre in the erecting shop, tours of diesel and steam locomotive shops, displays of large diesels, refreshments, balloons and an emergency medical station.
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Hagerstown
Westminster
York
Otter
Junior
Red Grass
Wolfe
Western Maryland Railway
City Safe For Pedestrian Victory Won by Hyperstown
Hyperstown among nine Marland cities with no pedestrian fatalities receives a special citation in the American Automobile Association pedestrian protection contest. The honor highlights safe streets and vigilant driver and pedestrian practices across the city.
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Hyperstown
Marland
Vani
American Automobile Association
Outstanding Boy of the Year Receives White House Autograph
Jimmy Carrick, 18, of Pittsburgh, named Outstanding Boy of the Year, receives an autograph from President Truman at the White House after the president congratulated him on the top honor. Carrick spent 11 years in hospitals fighting spinal tuberculosis.
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Jimmy Carrick
Truman
White House
Jimmy
Pittsburgh
Nearby Camp Opens July 13
Harold Peters general secretary announces YMCA camp information as schools close for summer. Camp D R Thompson near Gettysburg begins July 18 for four weeks, running until August 10. Maryland and DC parents can bring boys Sunday opening day. Information also available on camps run by the Washington YMCA near Annapolis.
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YMCA
Harold Peters
Focals
Laval
D. R. Thompson
Carlister Par
Hagerstown
Camp Theepeems
Maryland
District of Columbia
Camm
Crmnd
Waanlington Ymga
Annapolis
Peters
Twin Calves Born At Boonsboro Farm
Twin calves born this week on L. H. Hines farm Boonsboro Route One. It marks the first time in Hin years of farming that twins occurred on his land. He is 76 years old. The article notes about three quadruplet sets occur annually in the United States.
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L. H. Hines
Boonsboro
The
United States
Public Speaking Contest Opens District Event for 4-H Members
The district public speaking contest for 4-H club members starts next week with county winners Norma Jean Weaglay and Carlton Ernst entered for the district. Broadcasts of results will be heard on WEMI Frederick at 7 25 a.m. Monday through Friday.
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WEMI
Frederick
Norma Jean Weaglay
Carlton Ernst
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