Awards Given At Camporee Closing Program In Leitersburg
A large turnout of 389 attended the Camporee, with 308 Scouts, 38 junior leaders, and 43 Scouters. Special awards went to Robert Wright and Maurice F Johnston, plus multiple Star and Eagle Palm recognitions. Proficient and Standard patrols were named for Troops 16, 17, 14, 10, 20, 5, 32, 12, 26, and others based on point totals.
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Leitersburg
Robert Wright
Maurice F. Johnston
Robert Burkett
Harvey M. Miller
Boyd Godlove
Vernon Parker
Richard Melzer
Allen Gardenhour
Jared McKown
Hubert Carrol
Edward Ditto
Ray Andrews
William Andrews
Richard Babylon
Kenneth Kline
Ernest, Morrison
William Rickett
Geo. Weagley, Jr
Jay Clark
Robert Lee Downin
Carl Bateman
David Shirey
Robert Banzhoff
David Cole
Sidney Rider
Frank Conrad
Harold Moyer
Boyd Schellhase
Randall Snurr
Jack Ambrose
Donald Donat
William Chaney
Chas. Carlisle
John Carlisle
Fremanship
Jack Crunkleton
Edward Foote
Hilton Heck
Delbert Nicewarner
Donald Saum
Robert Saum
Donald Seibert
Charles Sigler
Ted ‘Stine
Dick Troxell
Paul Wolfkill
Hubert Dahlhamer
Raymond Poffenberger
Edw. Ditto
Fred Neumann
William Hyssop
Richard Holzapfel
Chas, Haupt
Alfred Iseminger
Richard Kershner
Wm. E. Knepper
Jack Phlee- Ber
Robert Reynolds
Robert Schmidt
Troop 25
Richard Everly
Marlowe Hamerick
Jerry Melville
Samuel Omwake
Jack Porter
Troop 29
Jack Brown
Dean Grove
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Warm Weather Comfort Prettiest Little Dress
Fashion note from the Hagerstown Daily Mail describing a sunback dress style 2906 for sizes 8 to 16 with optional volero pattern. Includes fabric yardage details and a transfer embroidery pattern 11201. Also promotes a Summer Fashions Book offer and pattern mailing from New York. Mentions Hainan Island population figure of three million.
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West 19Th Street
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Victory Garden Driving Allowed Under Gas Ban Rules
The Office of Price Administration allowed victory gardeners to drive to gardens if other transport is inadequate and the trip is essential to top food production. Other OPA rulings included limits on trips to graduations, weddings, Memorial Day services, and dances, with cautions to avoid borderline trips.
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Victory
Office of Price Administration
Victory Gardeners
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WE WOMEN BY BETTY BRAINERD
A reader letters column discusses a troubled marriage. A wife, age 18, with a baby, reports her husband 31 years old is unfaithful and out late. She mentions an alleged third party and seeks advice on next steps. The tone reflects a cautionary guidance column.
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Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainerd Pen Name Request Message
A brief note requests Betty Brainerd to send both pen name and real name in all communications to her New York address at 680 Madison Ave. The message appears in a formal style with no additional context or events.
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Betty Brainerd
Madison Ave
New York City
N.Y
Dortmund withstood siege for twenty one months in 14th century
A historical note claims Dortmund in the 14th century endured a 21 month siege. Separately, American munitions plants reportedly produce over 1000 shells of 90 millimeters each minute.
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Dortmund
Germany
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