Bureau of Public Roads work outlined to Exchange Club
B L Taylor district engineer described federal and state highway finance and planning at the Terrace Restaurant meeting. He traced early roads from Wheeling to Cumberland, noted toll roads and rail disruption, and explained 60 60 funding, state engineering, and Maryland’s share of about 5 million. The Hagerstown UPS office governs six sites across seven states. Sgt. Smith demonstrated a bazooka as an Armed Forces Day feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Public Roads
B. L. Taylor
Exchange Club
Terrace
Wheeling
Cumberland
Boonhoro
Taylor
Maryland
Hagerstown
UPS
Sittes
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Ohio
John Young
Fred Brunngraver
David Fletcher
Isaac Lytton
Sgt. Smith
Army
Young
Hancock Girl Wins Nursing School Award at Commencement
Evelyn Caddie of Hancock received the Dr Ruth Lenann Lambros award at Franklin Square Hospital School of Nursing in Baltimore. She led the student body as president, headed her class for three years, played basketball, and graduates with high marks in theory and practice. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Caddie and plans advanced study at the University of Maryland. Attendees included her parents and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Caddie
Hancock
Ruth Lenann Lambros
Franklin Square Hospital
Nuralis
Baltimore
Caddie
Misa Caddie
John Caddie
Hancock High School
University of Maryland
Maurice Landers
Esther Mitchell
Clifford Landers
Betty Spielman
Eileen
Ste Caddie
Darle Caddie
Open House At Fort Ritchie Restricted Photo Policy Noted
Fort Ritchie hosts an open house tomorrow from 3 to 5 p.m. Visitors may tour the mess and quarters and attend a baseball game but no equipment displays or camera souvenirs will be allowed due to a long standing policy after a prior incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ritchie
Army
Ritchie
Wayneshorea
Robert Kline
Clear Spring High School Spring Concert Sets May Date
The Clear Spring High School chorus and orchestra plan a spring concert on Sunday May 18 at 2 15 p m with about 76 students. Duets by Glenn Miles and Betty Selbert and soloists include Lawrence Snyder Joan Routzahn Glen Miles. The program ends with Battle Hymn of the Republic joined by the audience. The Maryland Department of Information notes Fort McHenry drew 665664 visitors in 1951 and is now a National Shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Spring High School
Burney
Stodola Pampa
Grandma Grants
Wilson
Glenn Miles
Betty Selbert
Step Lively
Wendland
Sorority
de Lamater
Lawrence
Evan Song
Alford
Chenatte
Loos
Chorua
Lawrence Snyder
Joan Routzahn
Glen‘ Miles
Patsy Myers
Carolyn Andrews
John Routzahn
Donald Haugh
Barry Cohen
W. Beatrice Robinette
Maryland
Department of Information
Fort McHenry
False Fire Alarms Sound in Two-Day Span at East and Gannon
Another false fire alarm rang yesterday afternoon from the box at East and Gannon Avenues, marking the second such incident in as many days. Authorities investigated but no flames were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Gannon Avenues
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau of Public Roads
Hill’s
Toy & Novelty Store
S. Potomac Street
Thomas Bennett & Hunter
Frederick
Met
Janice Palmer
Olney
Billy Sutton
Chestertown
Maryland Holstein Friesian Association
W. Washington Street
ROSEN
Amous Mohawk
Blue Bell
Rayon
Ron
S-M-L
Clear Spring
Municipal Electric Light
Banat
Tampagere
Thrift
Mii
Colgate
Ney Wind
Basel
Colgate's
Buster Brown
Newberry
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