Today in 1936 In Allegany County, Md., workers with the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), a New Deal era public works program employing unmarried men aged 18-25, are snowbound at Fifteen Mile Creek Camp S-53 when they receive a distress call about a woman in labor who needs to get to a hospital. Twenty courageous CCC volunteers dig through miles of snow drifts until the woman is successfully able to be transported.
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General Membership Meetings Baltimore - Feb. 1 @ 10 am Salisbury - Feb. 15 @ 10 am Please be present and on time.
