Residents Seek Traffic Rules on Lee Place and East Patrick
Lee Place residents led by Carl KR Brewer Carroll Har and Major Cecil D Miller push Mayer and Aldermen to curb excessive traffic and modify South Patrick Street parking. Mayor Munshower vows enforcement and early corrective action. board rejects widening South Market street and approves new carnival health nuisance rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Place
Mayer
Carl KR. Brewer
Carroll Har
Cecil D. Miller
Camp Detrick
An Sire Hansel BK. Hurst
East Patrick &T
East Patrick Street
Elmer F. Munshower
Emmett FR. Bowlus
South Market Street
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Clyde Mooney
Henry F Falk
Roads Commission
Donald Price
Roney
KE. Austin James
Dorsey F Shipley
East Fourth Street
Falk
Isa Lo Zimmerman
Frederick
Thomas L Zimmerman
Gilmer Schley
W R Walter
Catoctin Park
West Seventh Street
Gulf Service Station
Market
Seventh
Amvets
Culler Lake
Quinn
Hurch
North Bentz Street
Franceis Petroit
George P Mahoney
Market Street
Soil Conservation Supervisors Meet in Salisbury
More than 120 Maryland soil conservation district supervisors and State Conservation Commission members gathered in Salisbury for the second annual two day joint conference on water management. Dr. T. B Symons presided and was noted as retiring this month. Dr. H C Byrd, president of the University, was expected to attend sessions. Luncheon address by Walter Co. Sune rer Com of the Monongalower Company at Charles Town, W. Va. emphasized saving and conservation as vital amid rising waste concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C Byrd
Walter Co. Sune Rer
Monongalower Company
Charles Town
W. V. ‘Goumble
Watt
House Votes For Automatic Price Control
Washington August 3 The House backed an alarm clock automatic price and wage control plan triggering ceilings if living costs rise five percent above late June levels President Truman condemned it as inviting higher prices He favored authority to roll back prices within a May 24 to June 24 range The Senate Banking Committee debates similar automatic control ideas and House action awaits a final vote tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
House
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
National Defense
Rep McKinnon
D-Calif
Donaresa
Congress
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Committee
Dr Harry Clause Speaks at Frederick Lions Club
Dr Harry Clause, pastor of the Huntingdon Baptist Church in Baltimore and member of the State Executive Board, addressed the Frederick Lions Club at a Thursday luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged cultivating high personal ideals and balancing self opinion with how others view us, urging focus on the good in homes, business, and church. He was introduced by Rev Williams Royal, a long-time local club member and pastor of the Frederick Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Board
Baptist Summer Assembly
Harry Clause
Huntingdon Baptist Church
Baltimore
Frederick
Clauce
Clause
Unscheduled speech marks transfer for local Salvation Army captain
Rey Mr Royal and President Alvie Vo Renn presided at a meeting with a brief talk by Captain Walter C Wolfe, commander of the local Salvation Army. Wolfe and Mr Wolfe are transferred from Frederick on August 22, with location of the new assignment not yet announced. Guests included John Hartrer Eureka Hl Robert Sheets Wilmington Del John C Lewis Da mascus and S W Morebrook York Pa. Neesess reported a street car accident at a westbound line where a car ran a red light at 30 to 40 mph. Cato Fanny, a Navy worker, said he heard a woman shout that man was sick and saw motorman Thomas F O Brien fall back. Mrs Minnie M Weaver, 61, is in critical condition after a crash that also injured Leonard Moore, 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeses
Cato Fanny
Navy Department
Thomas F O Brien
Silver Spring
Minnie M Weaver
One Killed Seven Hurt In Auto Trolley Crash
One man was killed and seven injured when a runaway street car struck two cabs and a car near the Capitol at Pennsylvania Ave and Third St Northwest. Frank W Phillips, a passenger in one cab, died at Emergency Hospital hours after the 3:25 pm crash. the incident tied up traffic during the afternoon rush. Police said at least 20 witnesses were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank W Phillips
Capitol
Pennsylvania Ave
Third St
Local notes from Emmitsburg area embrace funerals and visits
Community brief listing multiple residents and visitors across Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Items include funeral attendance for Theodore Rosensteel in Bellwood Pa, Washaubaugh relatives in Annandale Va, Sgt George H Brown returning from Fort Eustis to family, Topper visiting Charmian Pa, Green in Baltimore, Los Angeles visitors with Arnett and Poole families in Travilah, Orndorff family at Boston convention, director change at Elias Lutheran church, Conlon visit from Washington, weekend guests at B P Ogle home in Staunton and Arlington, Elsie Mays moving to Gettysburg, Shuff occupancy plan, Burton Virginia visit, Elderdice Westminster visit, Rhodes families in Baltimore, MecKenna family in Washington, and Paxson family mention.
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Immitsburg
Lewis J. Kelly
Altoons
Theodore Rosenstee
Bellwood
Gregory Washabaugh
Annandale
Jackson Hammerick
George H. Brown
Fort Eustis
Brown
Korea
Charles Topper
Walter Benschof
Charmian
Cores Green
Baltimore
Schmidt
Los Angeles
Calif
Sara Hoke
Emma Muller
Effie Arnutt
Seneca
Jean Bower
Halbert Poole, Jr
Travilah
Louis Orndorff
Clarence Orndorff
Boston
Mass
Thomas Bollinger
Elias Lutheran Church
Robert Conlon
Washington
Louise Sebold
James M. Alvey
B. P. Ogle
W.E
Staunton
E. Crosby
Arlington
Elsie Mays
Emma Nunemaker
York Street
Gettysburg
Clay Shuff
Mays
Hester Burton
Virginia
Lloyd Elderdice
Westminster
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
W. H Rhodes
Edgar Rhodes
E L Annan
James MecKenna
Mre McKennas
Marie Gloninger Rial
Sally Paxson
Geo. Paxson
Weekend visits and gatherings across town and beyond
Arlington Virginia welcomed relatives visiting relatives incl Dr and Mrs H Stinson while Geo Combs from Washington visited Walter Peppier and Bruce Patterson. John O Donoghue hosted John Hersman and family from Washington plus Mary F Plummer from Baltimore and Dr James McPipher's Norfolk kin. Rebecca Diller of Taneytown summers with aunt Raymond Weant. Caledonia Park picnic hosted by Albert McClear family and Joseph Lowe party. Fairfield and Taneytown families including Koontz Eiker and Rich Eiker attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
H. Stinson
Geo. Combs
Washington
Walter Peppier
Bruce Patterson
John O'Donoghue
John Hersman
Sheila
Andrew
F Plummer
Baltimore
James McPiherson
Norfolk
Mise
Rebecca Diller
Donald Diller
Taneytown
Raymond Weant
Caledonia Park
Albert McClear
Jack
Wayne
Joseph Lowe
Teddy. Fairfield
Samuel Biker
Robert
Local visitors and weekend travels in Greencastle area
A string of short social notes lists residents and visitors. Nancy Hartzell of Gettysburg travels with family. Carrie Hartzell and Robert Rohrbaugh of Fairfield visit. Jack Bubrick of Baltimore spends the weekend with Mr and Mrs B H Boyle and Mr and Mrs Duncan Moore in Greencastle. Barbara Justin of Philadelphia stays with Dr and Mrs Beegle. Norman Flax returns to Wheeling after visiting his family. Mrs Stewart Annan of Hagerstown visits Mr and Mrs Carl Baumgardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard End
Nancy
Gettyeburg
Carrie Hartzell
Robert Rohrbaugh
Fairfield
Jack Bubrick
Baltimore
B. H. Boyle
Duncan Moore
Greencastle
E L. Higbee
Barbara Justin
Philadelphia
An Mre
D L Beegle
Norman Flax
Wheeling
W. Va
Mre
Stewart Annan
Hagerstown
Mra
Carl Baumgardner
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Soil Conservation Supervisors
Lions
Leonard Moore
Phillips
Weaver
G.I. Joe
Kilroy
Hun Toon
Vermont
Army Signal Corps
Streamliner
S. S. Bay
Raltto
BIO Rack
Wancing Fares Inc
Wilson Line
Ight
Bolts
Plave
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Clarke
Free State
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Davis Electric Service, Inc
Orcl Ag
Market ST
Admiral Philco Universal
Rca-Victor
Admiral
Emerson Sylvania
V. F. Shipley’s
North Market St
Emmitsburg
Philco
Hotpoint
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carrel
Patrick Street
Ned S. Zeiler
North Court Street
Frederick, MD
West Patrick ST
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Jerome Offutt
Jon
Cinderella
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