Anniversaries and Birthdays From History
A compact roll of births and deaths with notable figures: Elvin Yale born in Boston and later honored in England. Elvin Yale died 1720. Frank R. Stockman, Philadelphia author, died 1902. Alpheus Hyatt, Washington DC born zoologist and sculptor’s father, died 1902. Booker T. Washington born in Virginia, died 1915. Winchell Smith, Hartford writer, died 1933. Frank H. Simonds, Concord journalist, died 186? Today in History lists Pocahontas marriage, 1614. 1870 Tweed Ring corruption in New York. 1915 Jess Willard defeats Johnson. 1919 US troops return from WWI. 1942 Bataan fighting. 1948 Hoffman named to EC head. Birthdays: Jesse H. Jones, Spencer Tracy, Gregory Peck, Betty Davis, Idwal Edwards, Sy Lincoln Filene, Melvyn Douglas, Harper Sibley, Eugene Speicher, Chester Bowles. Horoscope notes distrust and self reliance. Dynamite stolen in Baltimore. Rebekah Assembly elects officers in Cumberland.
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Elvin Yale
Boston
England
Frank. R. Stockman
Philadelphia
Alpheus “Hyatt
Washington, D. C
Booker T. Washington
Virginia
Mass
Pocahontas
John Relfe
Jamestown
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
New York City
Lesis- Laters
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Tast
Italy
Lilly
Bataan
Russia
Japan
Paul G. Hoffman
E. C
U. S. Navy
Marshall Mars
Hawaii
Jesse H. Jones
Secretary of Commerce
Roberston County
Tenn
Spencer Tracy
Milwaukee
Gregory Peck
la Jolla
Calif
Betty Davis
Lowell
Idwal H. Edwards
Air Force
JLG
Sy Lincoln Filene
Melvyn Douglas
Macon
Harper Sibley
Rochester
N. Y
Eugene E. Speicher
Buffalo
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Springfield
Court and marriage notices historic record in Frederick segment
Court actions include foreclosure petition by Noah Eccard assignee of mortgage from John M. Eccard to Smithsburg Bank and a divorce suit by Nettie J. Lenhart against Claude C. Lenhart. Licenses issued to Albert L. Nichols Jr. and Nan Baird Mackey. Millard Bramhall and Mae Hawkins. Property transfers show multiple $10 and $13 deeds. An Air Reserve training unit is forming at Frederick Municipal Airport, with Lt Col Warren R. Evans leading Flight B of the 851st VART Squadron. event scheduled Monday at 7:30 p.m.
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Seg Ity
Noah Eccard
John M. Eccard
Smithsburg Bank
Nettie J. Lenhart
Claude C. Lenhart
Albert L. Nichols
Chambersburg
Nan Baird Mackey
York
Letton Martin
Norma Alice Baxter
Elwood Olin
William E. Poole
John W. Souis, Jr
Ida B. Hawes
Horace A. Mohler
Alice R. Long
Foster L. May, Jr
AIR Reserve
Frederick
Hagerstown
VART
Warren R. Evans
Owen William Ayers
Herschel F. Gibbs
Eugene Kefauver
Frederick Municipal
First meeting time and place announced for all interested
Air Force veterans are urged to attend to earn credits toward promotion and retirement. All interested persons are welcome to join, and the notice emphasizes the opportunity for veterans to benefit from completing credits.
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Air Force
Consumer Resistance Forces Lower Prices Amid Hikes
Washington April 4 Definite signs that manufacturers are cutting prices due to consumer resistance were reported by Defense Mobilizer Charles E Wilson. He told the Senate House mobilization committee that the largest maker in one industry plans a price reduction of more than 10 percent after public rejection of high costs. Wilson noted similar signals in other industries but did not name them. Prices from the Woonsboro sale included butcher cattle and calves with wide ranges, dairy cattle values, and various hogs, with lard at 16 cents. Michigan State sophomore Dick Edin, a catcher who wears spectacles, is highlighted as an unusual baseball player.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Senate House “Watch Dog
Dick Edin
Michigan State
Sopomore
Clarksburg Expansion Problem Before Meeting
Clarksburg Community Association heard Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission officers discuss Growth pains and expansion needs. They urged regulated water and sewer systems and streets beyond Route 240 to avoid unplanned growth, favoring commercial and residential zoning while protecting farm acreage. The meeting featured introductions, a ceremonial gift, and notes of ongoing improvements and an upcoming May 7 gathering.
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Clarksburg Community Association
Upper
Montgomery County Planning Commission
John Redgrave
Thomas C."kelly
Pleasant Hille Farm
Upper County
Frederick Gutheim
Ephraim
Clarksburg
Edward, Deets
Raymond King
Paul Burner
Russell King
G. T. Martz
Jefferson Boys 4 H Club Holds March Meeting
The Jefferson Boys 4 H Club met March 26 at president Jack Lakin's home with fourteen members and leader R Doty Kemsburg attending. Dick Zimmerman led the program with a Scripture reading and an article titled Bedding For Cows. Dorothy Keller was named program chair and Barbara Remsberg refreshment chair for April. Emory and Theodore Zimmerman were welcomed as new members, and recreation and refreshments followed.
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Jefferson Boys
Jack Lakin
R. Doty Kemsburg
Dick Zimmerman
Dorothy Keller
Barbara Remsberg
Emory
Theodore Zimmermann
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Ideas For
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Complete Food Market
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