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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1955

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2

Miracle Oil From Elgin National Watch Co

A revolutionary cold weather lubricant, called Miracle Oil, developed by Elgin National Watch Co in cooperation with Mellon Institute. It can operate machinery in temperatures down to 100 degrees below zero and would require only small amounts to oil watches, with four gallons sufficing for all watches made in the U S. The tiny refinery and Army interest highlight its potential, but public release remains pending.

Elgin National Watch Company Mellon Institute Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Elgin Arctic

Brazil May Burn Coffee to Hold Up Prices

Brazil, as the top coffee producer, faces government actions that could decide if prices fall, hold, or rise. A Brazilian exporter predicts seven million bags may be burned this year to prop up values, while Abraham Jahour said New York that this year's crop could show a large surplus withdrawn from the market.

Brazil Braahan Abrahan Jahour New York U. S U.S

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Alumnus GE The News

A Middletown corporation election gave victory to the Businessmen's Ticket with Walliam G. Boileau elected Burgess. Commissioners named Luther Derr Mullard F Cook C Augustus Gross William Lo Rudy Walliant W Dawh. Fred Brick Tennis Club moved toward opening the old Northale property. A runaway hearse caused excitement at Cetoeadle. William McGrew helped prevent a wreck. Wabash Railroad officials discussed a Baltimo re to Pen Mat area proposal. Frederick and Wanegskan Turnpike Company named officers including T M Vatter president F Shrmer treasurer and J secretary.

Middletown Walliam G. Boileau Luther Derr Mullard F. Cook C. Augustus Gross William Lo Rudy Walliant W. Dawh Northale William McGrew Shriner Wabash Tailroad Baltimore Pen Mat Frederick and Wanegskan

Twenty Years Ago Lemns From The News April 4 1935

Twenty years ago today small town items include Bobby a seven year old boy injured at Parkway school and Arthur Null in Maggoua Avenue with head injury. A local stir surrounded a bill mandating oath of allegiance for teachers. Mrs Gaye Kelly injured falling from a second story window on Trail Avenue is reported improved. A plan to build an amphitheater in Baker Park with federal funds has been approved.

Bobby Sov Af Mroo Arthur Null Maggoua Avenue Parkway School United States Ye Kelly Trail Avenue Baker Park

Deaths of Grace Schleigh and others in Frederick area

Miss Grace E. Schleigh of Frederick died at Gallinger Hospital Washington at 5 30 AM after a week long illness aged 81 She was a lifelong Frederick resident and nurse previously with Dr Hendr ix in Frederick She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews including Gene Maroney in Baltimore and Vernon Rhoderick in Braddock Heights Funeral arrangements are by C E Cline Sons The list of other local deaths includes George Felton Clayton Neal Charles Crumbacker and Eugene Murphy with services in Breezewood Middletown and Hyattsville respectively and interments at Mount Oliver St Pauls Lutheran and other local cemeteries.

Grace E. Schleigh Frederick Gallinger Hospital Washington Miss Schleigh Daniel F Laura V. Elkins Schleich Gene Maroney Baltimore Evangelical Lutheran Church and Mountain City Sons & Daughters of Liberty George O. Hendrix Sehleigh Vernon F Rhoderick Braddock Joseph F. K Rhoderick Braddock Heights Battymore S. Franklin Gardner Frank LL Bentz Boonsboro Edward Bentz East Patrick Street C. E. Cline & Son Clayton D. Neall Clayton Daniel Neal Neal New Market University Hospital Virginia James D Lona Rasnick Neal Appalacia A. F A. B Beatrice McNutt Neal Peggy Ann Neal Charles C. Neal Jack D. Neal Hawaii Hazen Neal Bascom Leonard Claude Neal Perl Woeal Lou Twoy Walter Wirtz Timonium Frederick Bridges Lutherville Barly East Church Street Mount Oliver Cemetery R. Etchison and Son Charles A. Crumbacker Carter County Clear Ridge Uniontown Purina Feed Co St Paul's Lutheran Church of Church Council Lutheran Brotherhood Lutheran Cemetery Association Ark Py Mamie Beaker Citontowin Ladherat Thesdar Donald Warrenfeltz Menton Watantown Lutheran Criteters Hariater Feral Alexandria Lee Alexandra McDannald Lee Newark Street Thomas A Frances Knight McDannald John Bright East Second Street States Tubal Early Frederick Church Richard Henry Lee Myers McDougal New Haven Conn

Miss Morton Weds Karl Manwiller At Evangelical Reformed

In a spring wedding at the Evangelical Reformed Church Miss Vass Evrlsa Mor ton, daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Morton, married Karl Samuel Manwiller of Yeadon Pa. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Dr William R Barnhart and Rev Tanl L Althouse with white chrysanthemums and roses decorating the sanctuary and music by Mrs Frank H Lewis. The reception followed at the Francis Scott Ker Hotel. The bride wore a Dupioni silk gown with a train and pearl accents. After a wedding trip they will reside at 21 Tudor Drive New Hyde Park Manor Long Island New York. The bride is a 1953 graduate of Lemmon Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore and attended the University of Maryland. The groom is a graduate of Haverford College and Teachers College Columbia University and teaches in Roslyn, L I.

Vass Evrlsa Vaerzuertte Morton William J. Morton Magnolia Avenue Air Karl Samuel Manwiller Dy Aml Earl Frank H. Lewis Francis Scott Ker Alemon Harald WV. Evans Jr. Falls Church Christine Meadows College Alice Bowers Sarth Market Street Srrvices Don Hado Paltheaters Teephpws Kay Yo Cineaell Drerecith Tees Roth Ob Tenninses Gwaun Xo Ritsey Amon Wines I Mount Ghee Fretison William W. Vogel Narberth Messrs Wiliam D. Morton de. Heaider The Bride Germantown Carleton Hobbs Jr Havertown Kenneth Colbeare Garden Co. L. J Wits da Sidi Miller Manwiller Tudor Drive New Fisde Fark Manor Low New York Lemen Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore University of Maryland Frederick Memorial Mancler Haverford College Teachers College Columbia University Inter States Navy Roslyn L. 1

Man Shot Wound Fatal After Missing Inquiry

Missing since Wednesday afternoon, Samith Smith, 57, carpenter of Sabillasville, found dead from a gunshot wound with a .22 rifle across his body. Death deemed instantaneous by county medical examiner. Survived by several children and sisters, funeral planned for Wednesday in Thurmont with burial at Bethel Church of God cemetery near Cascade.

Russell Smth Sabrllasville Lee H. J. Brown Samth Robert J Fume Annlin AiLs Lulu Mae Forrest Sabillasville Smith Wlen Smith Sanilasville Mura Trapper Brown Frederick Memorial Hospital Thurmont Louis Emma Smith Allen F Smith Frederick Austin M. Smith Garland M. Smith Baltimore Joseph I. Smith Glen Sowers Middletown Forrest Alice Bowman Hampton Wolfe Bethe Church of God Cascade

New Windsor Opens Church Assembly For Interested

New Windsor opens at the Methodist Church at 4 am Tuesday April 12 to welcome all. Junior and senior high pupils attended a Boys and Girls Athletic Association dance hosted by the Parent Teacher Association. Walter Barnes remains a patient at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. Mrs. Willis Seliman visited sister in Baltimore. Lester Byler underwent an operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Mrs Fannie Baumgardner moved to East Main Street Westminster. the Roop family moved near Mt. Union. the Koons family moved to Sykesville. Mrs Howell Lovell hosted a dessert card party. Graham Class met at the parsonage Tuesday.

New Windsor Methodist Church Boys and Girls Athletic Association Parent Teacher Association Walter Barnes Mercy Hospital Baltimore Willis Seliman Earl Hide Lester Byler Frederick Memorial Hospital Fannie M. Baumgardner East Main Street Westminster Roger Roop Mt. Union Iris Willand Koons and Son Sykesville Howell Lovell Graham

No Parking Violation Endangers Bus Traffic Near Patrick Street

A Plymouth hardtop convertible parked under the no parking bus stop sign near Washington Street School creates a hazardous bottleneck on North Market Street. Bus operations are forced into a narrow lane, risking collisions as drivers struggle with right turns and crowded traffic until enforcement improves.

Washington Street Northy Market Street Patrick Plymouth North Market Street Tme Patrick Street Market Street

Red Cross Campaign Totals For 1963 Reach $17,290.46

The Red Cross drive reports 1963 totals surpassing the $16,000 goal with an overall $17,290.46 raised. County districts show strong countywide results though many divisions have not finished reporting. City divisions meanwhile show notable overages with several lists and chairmen cited for contributions and quotas.

Red Cross Tobias Zimmerman Bruce Crum Warner Brittain Robert D Owen Norvell Belt Walter Ronex William TaHey William S. Burger Willard Horine Basil C. Lewis Robert Nicodemus Harry V. Frushour Alvin G. Quinn Thomas Quil Thomas Glass Mary McCabe Martha Reynolds Camp Detrick Robert Blackmore Leo Harden Dvision Thelma

Army tests mask for civilian gas protection

Army scientists announced tests of a mask designed to protect civilians from inhaling poison gas, toxic weapons, and transactive dust as a potential civilian defense measure.

Army Twe Army

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