Age 64, a longtime Sunpapers compositor, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a long bout with cancer. Mr. Adams, whose work for many years included making up the financial pages of The Evening Sun, came to The Sunpapers in December 1945, immediately after his discharge from WWII Army service. He served in the Army again during the Korean conflict.
Born in Erie, PA, he joined the International Typographical Union there before his military service. After coming to Baltimore, he became a member of that union's Local 12, the Baltimore Typographical Union. He served on the union's membership, health and sanitation, and sick committees, was four times a delegate to the regional conventions and was a founding member of the Union Printers Veterans Club. A resident of downtown St. Paul street, he was a longtime worshiper of St. Ignatius Church.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy and a sister, Annie E. Pyle of Pittsburgh.
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The Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland) 11 June 1980
Born in Erie, PA, he joined the International Typographical Union there before his military service. After coming to Baltimore, he became a member of that union's Local 12, the Baltimore Typographical Union. He served on the union's membership, health and sanitation, and sick committees, was four times a delegate to the regional conventions and was a founding member of the Union Printers Veterans Club. A resident of downtown St. Paul street, he was a longtime worshiper of St. Ignatius Church.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy and a sister, Annie E. Pyle of Pittsburgh.
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The Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland) 11 June 1980
Age 64, a longtime Sunpapers compositor, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a long bout with cancer. Mr. Adams, whose work for many years included making up the financial pages of The Evening Sun, came to The Sunpapers in December 1945, immediately after his discharge from WWII Army service. He served in the Army again during the Korean conflict.
Born in Erie, PA, he joined the International Typographical Union there before his military service. After coming to Baltimore, he became a member of that union's Local 12, the Baltimore Typographical Union. He served on the union's membership, health and sanitation, and sick committees, was four times a delegate to the regional conventions and was a founding member of the Union Printers Veterans Club. A resident of downtown St. Paul street, he was a longtime worshiper of St. Ignatius Church.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy and a sister, Annie E. Pyle of Pittsburgh.
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The Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland) 11 June 1980
Born in Erie, PA, he joined the International Typographical Union there before his military service. After coming to Baltimore, he became a member of that union's Local 12, the Baltimore Typographical Union. He served on the union's membership, health and sanitation, and sick committees, was four times a delegate to the regional conventions and was a founding member of the Union Printers Veterans Club. A resident of downtown St. Paul street, he was a longtime worshiper of St. Ignatius Church.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy and a sister, Annie E. Pyle of Pittsburgh.
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The Evening Sun (Baltimore, Maryland) 11 June 1980
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