Landmark Frederick Estate Probate Rests With Conley Heir
Col E. Austin Baughman’s estate, about 250 000 dollars, is probated by the Orphans Court. Major bequests include the Poplar Terrace farm to Dr. Charles H. Conley Jr track and mansion residence with livestock and farm equipment except furnishings. Miss Jacqueline Brant receives The Hit Club mountain retreat near Romney W Va and a 50 000 dollar life income trust. Additional sums are left to nieces Eleanor Brooke Lee Mary Claire Pitts and others. A life trust funds for Miss Brant and various executor trustee appointments are named. A trust created by Mrs Helen Abell Baughman may revert to Mrs Conley Sr. and Safe Deposit Trust Co of Baltimore is trustee for that estate. The court attaches assets including real estate fish mortgages and securities.
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Col E. Austin Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Frederick
Twe
Charles H. Conley
Cumberland
Martha Conley
Mt Ornet
Conley, Jr
Romney W. Va
Jacqueline Brant
Miss Brant
Tash
Eleanor Brooke Lee
Mary Claire Pitts
Howard J
Josephine Marshall
Somerset Place
Washington
Betty Lee Stauffer
Wiy
John F. Collier
L. T. Faulconer
Austin Baughman
John F. Callier
Dr. Conley, Jr
S. John Panzullo
Edward J. Smith
Col. Baughman
Helen Abell Baughman
No Wedding For Gal 13 Ends In Court Parole
In Cumberland Aug 5, Juvenile Court orders 13 year old Annie Bartholow to forgo marriage with 52 year old Thomas Metz and focus on school and Sunday School. Annie and her mother Maggie Davis are placed on parole for two years and Annie becomes a state ward until age 21. Metz warned to sever ties with the girl. The case also labels Annie as a delinquent child and Davis as contributing to delinquency. Met later faces separate parole and custody actions.
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Cumberland
Annie Bartholow
Barton
Annie
Thomas Metz
Barton Coal Guiner
John Barnard
Maggie Davis
Irs
Davis
Metz
Mrs. Davis
One Year After Hiroshima Desolate Ruins Remain
Photos by Tom Shafer show Hiroshima a year after the atomic blast with 343000 residents, 60 percent obliterated, only 2.8 square miles of 69 remaining intact. Rebuilding begun in places. railroad station troubled. people live amid ruins and makeshift shelters while schools run in battered buildings. Some residents reopen souvenir shops to capitalize on Yankee interest.
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Truman
U. S
Hiroshima
Japan
Tom Shafer
Nea-Acme
Arin
Health Rules For Summer Living Outlined
Maryland health officials urge moderation during hot days. Dr. R H Riley advises light clothing, cooling baths, balanced meals, and reduced exertion. Sun safety includes gradual sun exposure, avoiding deep tans, and seeking medical help for sunstroke or heat exhaustion. Also notes prizes won by rural Independents Ladies Auxiliary and brief international education fact.
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Maryland
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Roads Board to Recommend Two Contract Awards
Frederick County Roads Board meets Monday night to recommend bids for two road projects the Gas House Pike extension and Souder Road near Brunswick. One project bid rejected. State Roads Commission to seek Federal Bureau of Roads approval. once obtained, work can start. New specs to call for macadam surfacing on Rocky Ridge LeGore and bids to be rechecked. Russell Co low bid for 1.94 miles of Rocky Ridge to LeGore at 46771.04. Grove Lime Co bid 27800.50 for Souder Road from Bruns wick to Route 17. Rocky Ridge project underway with L R Waesche Co awarded bid. first postwar bidding.
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Frederick County Roads Board
State Roads Commission
The
Roads Board
Gas House Pike
Brunswick
Federal Bureau of Roads
Rocky Ridge
LeGore Road
T. Edgie Russell Company
LeGore Bridge
Russell Company
McKaig
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Bruns- Wick
Detroit Judge Attacks Free Love Welfare Illegitimacy Racket
Detroit Aug 5 Recorder's Judge Arthur E Gordon denounced unwed mothers as creating a racket to collect welfare funds. He warned illegitimacy rising and called Detroit morality at a low ebb while urging fathers to support their illegitimate children. In Cumberland payrolls stay steady at 3 million monthly since V Day as local Chamber leader Eves urges focus on traffic flood control and community development.
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Detroit
Recorder
Arthur E. Gordon
Gordon
Cumberland
Roy W. Eves
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Woman sits in estranged husband's car in Towson
Edith Gregor 33 of near Scranton Pa remains in her estranged husband Elmer C. Gregor’s 1940 sedan two weeks in a Towson parking lot amid ongoing separation. Police say no warrant needed to remove her. Gregor provides $15 weekly support but there was no breakfast money.
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Towson
Edith Gregor
Scranton
Oscar M. Grimes
Baltimore County Police
Gregor
Gregory
Walter B. Barmilleri
University of Maryland hosts five day Club Week jamboree
Hundreds of farm youth arrive on the College Park campus for Club Week, staying in dorms and dining in the big hall as they join demonstrations in dairy, live stock, and home economics. President Byrd welcomes delegates as 2,000 plus participants register for a packed schedule through Friday. Officers seek a site for a new Cumberland barracks at a $50,000 cost.
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College Park
University of Maryland
University Dairy
H. C. Byrd
University
Donald McNight
Star 4-H
Strests
Harford County
Cumberland
Maryland
Fire Sweeps 10000-Ton Tanker Homestead in Jacksonville
The 10000 ton tanker Homestead was struck by lightning while unloading gasoline at Standard Oil docks in Jacksonville and caught fire. Of 54 crewmen, all but eight were accounted for two hours later. at least six injured. The ship, loaded with about 30,000 barrels of gasoline after sailing from Baytown, Texas, was operated by the War Shipping Administration. Fire crews contained the blaze after more than an hour with eleven fire companies and nearby docks also damaged. A loud explosion and a tall smoke column were reported during the blaze.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Homestead
Standard Oil Company
Baytown
Texas
War Shipping Administration
St. Johns
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White House
Airline Pilots Association
AFL
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
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Pilots Association
Ruth
World
Rural Independents Ladies Auxiliary
Hampstead
Roger S. Quinn
Independent Auxiliary
Fredericktornians
Manchester
Thurmont
University of San Marcos
Lima
Peru
Maredt
Weil Brothers
Frederick, MD
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Ford
Packard
Studebaker
Hillside Motor Co
Sturebaker
W. Patrick St
Water St
Dorothy Gray
Cologne
Allen’s Cor. Market
Body and Paint Shop
Barbara Fritchie Motor Co
Nora
Roger H. Willard
L. R. Waesehe Company
Free Love
Hanes Summer Union
Chambray
South Market
Winchester Mod
Hyatyistown
UUM
City Opera House
3. P. C. Elks Lodge
BOY Scout Fund
Johnson
Esther Williams
Worte Ball Reenax Wynn
Carlos Remirez
Ben
Cee
the Social and Economic Research Foundation
Social and Economic Research Foundation, Inc
SLB. F
West Patrick St
SERSF
Paul L. Romsburg
Ting Warner Tit
Charles Boyer
Jennifer Jones
Eee
Matt
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