Engagement Fetes for Frederick Bride Elect Miss Nancy Urner
Social notes from Frederick detail a September engagement announcement for Miss Nancy Pridgen Urner of Hagerstown to William Warren Stultz. A neighborly garden party with violin and accordion music marked the celebration attended by relatives and friends from Frederick, Hagerstown, and beyond.
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Joanna A. Urner
East Second Street
Nancy Pridgen Urner
Hagerstown
William Warren Stultz
Joseph S. Stephens
H. David Hagan
Hickman Minker Nuptials Held in Calvary Church
Mr and Mrs Philip Meredith Hickman wed July 3 at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev Melvin T Tabler officiating. The reception followed in the parish hall with ushers and attended guests named, and the couple reside at 508 Elm Street after a wedding trip through Virginia and the Carolinas.
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Himes Shower Hosts California Visitors At Prospect Hall
At Prospect Hall near Frederick a social event honored Mrs Himes, with a guest prize for the guest of honor and refreshments for 45 guests. The motif of pink and white dominated as families from Walkersville and Frederick gathered. Other notes describe Miss Frances Carlin and friends’ cross country trip over 9200 miles, visits by clergymen and local sightings, plus births, travels, and military discharges of local residents and relatives visiting in the area.
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Two Weeks with Brunswick Couple in City Visit
Mr Martin E Webb recently discharged from the U S Navy spent the past weekend visiting his cousin Mrs Ed Tinney in this city along with Mrs Catherine Bowers of Brunswick.
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Owens Rice wedding at local Methodist church
In Lewistown on June 21 at the Methodist church, Dorothy Mae Rice wed Paul O. Owens. The ceremony at six p.m. was conducted by Rev. J F Haas with only Nelson Rice and Jack Grove as witnesses. The newlyweds reside with the groom's parents in Nation, Virginia.
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Lewistown
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Finish Library Course Story Hour at C Burr Artz Library
The final Story Hour of the summer will be held at the C Burr Artz Library Monday at ten o'clock. It will feature material for children who completed the Circus vacation reading course, announced head librarian Miss Josephine P Ettison.
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Meartinn
Josephine P.etchison
Weather Summary Shows August Rain Deficit and Temps
For the 24 hours ending at 8 am there was no precipitation. August to date 4.41 inches, August normal 3.84 inches with 1945 actual 0.78 inches. Deficiency in 1946 through August 1 is 2.43 inches. Yesterday high temperature and low at night 59, previous year 58. Sun sets at 7.45 pm, rises at 5.35 am. Monocacy at Ceresville muddy, Potomac at Point of Rocks muddy.
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More Mares Stallions Arriving From Germany
The United States Army remounts a shipment of about 100 blooded mares and stallions taken from Germany, mainly Wehrmacht stock, expected to arrive soon at Newport News Virginia. Col. Fred L. Hamilton says they are among Europe’s finest remaining animals. They will go to the Aleshire depot Fort Royal Virginia for further assignment to civilian breeders nationwide. The consignment includes Thoroughbreds, half-breds, Arabs and Arab types. An earlier shipment numbered 152.
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U.S. Army
Germany
Newport News
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Fort Royal
Black man executed after park robbery and assault noted
A 22 year old Black man, Lloyd Walker, was hanged in Baltimore after a criminal court sentence last October. He had attempted to rob a young couple in a Baltimore park in June, threatening them with a knife while exposing their clothes. He died 14 minutes after being pronounced deceased. A 11 year old white girl was mentioned in relation to the incident.
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Navy to lay cornerstone of White Oak Naval Lab
Washington August 9 The cornerstone of one of the world’s first restored centers the new 319 000.00 Naval ordnance laboratory at White Oak Md will be laid Thursday by Secretary of the Navy Forrestal. The lab will be staffed by more than 3 000 scientists and engineers and will tackle projects from small simple mechanical devices to large complex mechanisms using advanced electronic designs relating to mines depth charges fuses torpedo magnetisms and other naval ordnance items
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Washington
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oak
Navy Department
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Forrestal
Navy
Last Chinese Emperor Arrives To Testify At War Crimes Trial
Henry Pu Yi, last emperor of China, arrives at Atsugi Airfield near Tokyo to testify before the International Military Tribunal. He lands from Vladivostok aboard a Soviet PBY plane, accompanied by a Russian entourage of 20, including five correspondents, as he steps from a year in Russian custody.
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Tokyo
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China
Japan
Manchoukuo
Vladivostok
International Military Tribunal Byfom
Tadameh Omatte
Alexander Ivanov
Greatest Monthly Jump in Food Prices Reported
The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced a 13.8 percent rise in retail food prices from June 5 to July 15, the largest monthly increase on record. Previous peak was 9-10 percent in 1917. Prices averaged 7.7 percent above August 1938 levels, with subsides removed and no OPA controls in effect during the July survey.
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Washington
Allegu We Fbaereau
Witte
Cabinet Has Not Vetoed World Food Board Plan
Aug 9 a UPI report states the White House says the cabinet has rejected nothing and approved nothing on a world food board plan. Charles G. Ross notes reports of cabinet rejection are inaccurate as delegates to the Copenhagen conference will present proposals with an open mind. The administration emphasizes no veto or final decision has been made.
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White Mouse
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Mayor McKeldin to Speak at Methodist Event Next Wednesday
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin will attend and speak at the annual Phi Hat Methodist event next Wednesday. The picnic will precede supper around 7:30 PM with the mayor speaking, near a red white and blue buoy marking a spot associated with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
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