Estates in Wills Filed Here in Orphans Court
The wills of Harry Wilmer Burke of Middletown and Rosies V. Stull of Frederick were probated in Orphans Court and leave the estates to the families. Burke’s will directs household goods to the widow with items for several grandchildren and a 1958 Pontiac. Stull’s leaves the estate to the widow for life then to seven children. The Burke estate is dated January 1958 and the Stull will is dated January 1959 with an estimated value around $20,000.
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Harry Wilmer Burke
Middletown
Rosies
Som
Reneneth M
David R. Burke
Harry E
Mary L. Burke
Testater
Burke
Stull
S. Stull
Senators Question Justice Stewart During Hearing
U S Senate members probe Justice Potter Stewart during a Judiciary Committee session on his recess appointment to the Supreme Court. Lawmakers seek views on pre 1954 decisions and constitutional philosophy, noting prior confirmations and past disputes over appointees.
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Washington
United States Senate
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court of the United States
Stewart
Supreme Court
Senate
Offic
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Justice Stewart
High Court
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court Jin
Senator McClellan
Arkans‘as
David Lawrence
Myrdal
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
John J. Parker
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
President Hoover
Supreme Court of the Red States
Labor Union
Britain’s Postwar Economy Receives Cautious Optimism
The piece notes President Eisenhower’s stance on inflation and cites Britain’s return to fiscal balance under Chancellor Amory. It argues austerity years eased, the pound’s strength restored, and sterling’s role as a world reserve currency reaffirmed as Britain pursues disciplined budgeting to spur consumption and growth.
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Esenhower
Tod
Britain
Ios
Amory
Eisenhower
Local Theater Page Sparks Reader Objections
A Mount Airy letter complains about stage show jokes at Tivoli Theater aimed at children and teens. The writer urges age-appropriate material while locals share concern about immoral content. Also notes religious group meeting and Optimist League practice schedules.
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Tivoli Theater
L Snows
Mount Airy
J. Fred Groomes
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1909
Items reflect price shocks from Chicago wheat speculation. Hour price jumps from 3.30 to 6.59 per barrel. Frederick baker cuts loaf size from 1 pound to 14 ounces. Skating accident at Lake described. Postmaster Harrington plans 21 new carriers after May 1. Rockwell Terrace and Zeiglersville gain mail service. Autocar tour car agreement announced between WF and G after May 1. six trips daily via Mir Marr's. Yellow rings ball team details and early 1900s local sports notes included.
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Chicago
Frederick
Frederick Baker
Lake
Harry O. Schroeder
A. H. Harrington
Rockwell Terrace
Zeiglersville
Uimnont
Hilgo
Mir Marr
Yellow Rings
Iollow Enap
Brros Ness Fametm
Raymond E
Vincen Barion
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
April 15, 1934 reports a Brunswick cleaners theft of over $160 worth of clothing. A Boy Scout Court of Honor at Walkersville promotes Robert Davis Troop 29 Frederick Malcolm Van Pelt Troop 5 Brunswick and John Harley Troop 5 Brunswick to Life Scout.
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the News
Brunswick Cleaners and Dyers
Walkersville
Robert Davis
Frederick Marcolm van Pelt
Brunswick
John Harley
Tank of Life Scout
Hood AA Circus Promises Spectacle on Saturday
Hood College's Athletic Association presents a parade of decorated dorm floats, horses, and a marching band at 11:30 from Rockwell Terrace to Court Street and Second Street, returning to the riding ring by 1:20 for booths, concessions, games, prizes, and circus acts featuring historical themes and modern novelty acts.
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Barbara Bailey
Hood College
Barnum and Bailey
Hood’s Athletic Association
Rockiwell Terrace
Court Street
Second Street
College
3Rd Frederick
Garces
Frederick Dads
Ringsten
Dolix
Daphne
de Dinosaur
Egypt
Cleopatra
Chris
Willy
Brave
Worlld
Hiawatha
Tiemy
Hood
Aork
Dulles Resigns And Eisenhower Weeps
President Eisenhower announced the resignation of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, praising his work and promising no damage to U.S. relations. Dulles, 71, had battled cancer and stepped back from public life after hospital treatment and radiation.
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Dulles
State Department
U.S
Eisenhower
Geneva
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Florida
Cordell Hull
Franklin D. Roosevel
Thomas E. Dewey
Wedding of Bliss Grabili at local church
Rev Edward J Stout officiated as Bliss Betty L Grabili and Robert Myers exchanged vows in a church ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a pearl crown and carried a Bible with an orchid. Attendants included Shirler Zentz as organist and Gerald L Grabill as soloist. A reception followed with family attire and wedding trip plans noted.
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Edward J. Stout
Shirler Zentz
Gerald L. Grabill
Bliss Betty L. Grabili
Robert Myers
Union Bridge
Charles Gernand
Silver Spring
Charles Fogie
New Windsor
Weather: 24 Hour Temperatures and Precipitation
Report covers 24 hour period ending at a.m. Precipitation and temperature readings are listed for locations. Observations note rainfall amounts and temperature changes across regions with periods of sun and cloud.
Births and military updates from local area notices
Congratulating Airman John C. Stup on promotion to airman second class at Donaldson Air Force Base and wedding updates for trainees and officers. Birth announcements include Cathy Ann Wilbur Calizider April 10 and Charles Evans Nicholson born April 6 at Providence Hospital. Also notes on Pvt John Gladhill returning from Fort Dix after basic training and community remarks from the Eastern Agents Conference. Bolivia population note ends the snippet.
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Wilbur Calizider
Baltimore
Cathy Ann
Calizider
Louise Dutrow
Nevin Dutrow
Harmony Grove
John C. Stup
Paul E. Stup
Frederick
Donaldson Air Force Base
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Buckeystown
Nicholson
Harry E. Nicholson
Brunsviick
John Gladhill
Land
Woods Coro
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Fort Knox
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
I National Association of InsuranceAgents
Coblentz
Hospital admissions and updates at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A list of local residents admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for medical treatment or observation on various days. Names include Joan E Lochner Gas House Pike. Mrs Clarence Hardy Harpers Ferry Route 2. Ernest C Lloyd Brunswick. Mrs Raymond Edwards Old Familiar Hymns organizer. Howard Barker Holstein-Fresian Assn Route 3. Mrs Daniel Landes Lee Place. Mrs Benjamin Cline Route 4. Harry Marman 724 North Market Street. Mr Afarman planned transfer to Baltimore for slipped discs. Glenn Green 18 West 12th Street. Mrs Benjamin F Grove Sr 1339 West Patrick Street. Mrs Herman Wachter 604 North Market Street. David Lynn Best near Knoxville. Robert James Jr 244 West Fifth Street.
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Gas House Pike
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence Hardy
Harpers Ferry
Ernest C. Lloyd
Brunswick
Raymond Edwards
Howard Barker
Holstein-Fresian Association
Route 3
Daniel Landes
Lee Place
Frederick Remorial Hospital
Benjamin Cline
Harry Marman
Cline Undertaking
Snow
North Market Street
Afarman
Baltimore
Glenn Green
West 12Th Street
Benjamin F. Grove Sr
West Patrick Street
Frederick X Memorial Hospital
Herman Wachter
David Lynn Best
Linford Best
Knoxville
Robert James Jr
West Fifth Street
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