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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1955

Page

7

Pleasant Weather Returns to Frederick Amid Cloudy Skies

Pleasant weather returns to Frederick with 71 degrees at noon and highs possibly in the seventies. Skies remain cloudy with no rain locally, while Hurricane Connie is not yet affecting the area. Cool nights continue, following a record 81-degree high after a stretch of 90s. Farmers report mixed corn and bean crops, winds flattening stalks and drought-stricken hay, with more rain needed.

Frederick Virgina Connie

Sears Will and Horne Will Probate Estates in Greenfield

The will of Edward Charles Sears, a Greenfield resident who died suddenly, was probated in Orphans Court. Bequests include $300 to a sister who predeceased him, $100 to nieces Eileen Redmond and Violet Davis, $50 to other nieces and nephews, and shares to the children of deceased siblings. The residue from personal property sale goes to surviving sister and nieces and nephews. executor Iva Sears predeceased the testator. The estate includes a farm in Lihana district placed in trust for income to family. The will of Wes Bifie L Horne appoints his son and daughter in equal shares, with real estate sale powers granted to the executor. The estate heirs include a daughter, Mrs Mainarot Vieadle, and son Walard Herine. Administrators are named for the Wickman estate with no valuation stated.

Edward Charles Sears Greenfield Orphans Court Minnie J. Gregg Eileen Redmond Violet Davis T Louella Gregg Loraine Flohr Catherine Gregs Paul Gregg Willie Gregg Roscoe Crees Mildred Floh Mr Sears Lillie Cooley Wiliam H Sears Linwood Varese Sears Bertha Strube Earl T., Russell Frank Strube Connie Shaffer Sears Tott Lateacre Lihana Coaley Grege Aller Gregg Iva T Sears Cattley Iva Posselt Strube Fulton Sears Wok Sam Quatr Salas Wade Vase Fox George Z Wes Horne Mainarot Vieadle Walard Herine Stair East Third Street Imrth Caitton Batam Gardner Glenn E. Riehl Moewes Fikman West Potomac Street Brunswick Emmett Quincy Wickman

Bill Stern Hurt in Auto Accident Near New York

ABC radio sportscaster Bill Stern, 48, was seriously injured in a single car crash on Henry Hudson Parkway. He suffered cuts bruises and possible broken ribs and internal injuries and was unconscious when taken to Jewish Memorial Hospital in Purchase, New York.

New York Bill Stern ABC Henry Hudson Parkway Jewish Memorial Hospital Stern Purchase N.Y

Former County Resident Dies At 82 Ranneberger

Lee Ranneberger longtime Frederick County farmer and active Agri cultural Society leader died at Gross Rest Home Guaneti PA at age 82. He farmed in Ballenger district and later lived with his son Mehrt in Philadelphia. Survived by five sisters and nieces. funeral arrangements pending.

Lee Ranneberger Frederick County Agricultural Society Gross Rest Home Guaneti Ranneberger Feagaville Ballenger Mehrt Ranneberger Philadelphia Charles Martha ‘Thomas Knouff Ranneberser The Agricultural Society Frederick Fair Board of Election Supervisors Frederick County Edward Dyer Nellie Keller Bessie Shaif Millard Haines Dorsey Culler East Church Street M. R. Etchison and Son

365 Calls Answered By Ambulance In One Year

United Fire Company's emergency ambulance completed its first year last month with 365 calls averaging one per day. It carried 372 patients on 363 calls and handled all types of emergencies from heart attacks to auto accidents. The unit, operating 24 hours daily since July 2, 1954, employs six drivers and is directed by Dr. James Allarone.

United Fire Company Unite United Ambulance Ernest M Shank C. Edgar Miler Jr R. Elwood Shankle Kenneth C. Keeler Robert E. Miller Robert J. Shankle Amiiane 14 James Alarrone

Linganore Water Temperatures Reach Sweltering Levels

Readings at Linganore filtration plant last week showed near bath-warm water while Frhing Creek water ran cooler. The average around 60 degrees, with Linganore supply heating up and Fred Erik flames cooling the scene.

Linganore Frhing Creek Frederik Tlinganore Bar Haiseholeer Lel

Hagerstown Couple Hurt In Highway Crash

A West Hagerstown couple, Mberl A. Bocson and Emma V. Welch, were injured when their car left U S 10 near Clog Spring and rolled over. Bocson had a possible fractured humerus and scalp laceration, Welch suffered a skull fracture. both were hospitalized in Washington County Hospital. Hoover to celebrate birthday with boyhood home dedication as national shrine in Newberg Oregon.

Hagerstown Clog Spring Mberl A. Bocson Emma V. Welch Frederick Bocson

Nightly Police Checks Highlight July 1955 in Frederick

Frederick city police average 140 checks of businesses per night as July totals show 957 complaints, led by 270 building complaints. Chief Charles V. Main says checks, many with front and back inspections, aim to deter unlawful entry. Four house checks occurred. disturbances ranged from barking dogs to alleged murder. Injuries rose to 43 with seven months, and one fatal accident occurred that year.

Frederick City Charles V. Main Tha A Am Cyan Eas

Cars Crash In Manhunt In Fruitland Md

Three men injured and four vehicles damaged as a police manhunt for a thwarted bank robber leads to a Maryland 529 crash. Sgt. Robert Longfellow 23 and other posse members were hurt while the fugitive remained at large. Vehicle damage estimated at 7200 dollars.

Fruitland Pha Nosse Robert Keith Longfellow Salisbury Maryland Morris D. Dubois FBI

Connie Moves North As Hurricane Connie Targets Atlantic Coast

Miami Weather Bureau issued a 9 a.m. EST bulletin as Hurricane Connie advances northwest at 1 to 11 mph. Center about 470 miles east of Jacksonville and 370 miles south of Cape Hatteras, with winds near 135 mph. Seas rise 150 to 300 miles outward. Carolinas face most critical 12 to 24 hours. small craft warned off Atlantic approaches from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras. Coastal residents from North Carolina to Georgia placed under hurricane alert.

Miami Fla Miami Weather Bureau Connie Jacksonville Cape Hatteras North Carolina New England Massachusetts Carolina Carolina Capes Cape Cod Carolinas Atlantic North South Carolina Couta Lake al Georgia Savannah

Names Ahead Of Time Cause For Pentagon Breach

Washington dispatch reports F Newsmen in Korea released the names of 10 soldiers killed in a truck accident before next of kin notifications. The Army investigates how the breach occurred while identifying casualties of the 243d Division near Kimpo Air Base. Mothers of two soldiers questioned the early disclosure. An Army spokesman said only four names had reached the adjutant general, and a communications delay may be involved. All armed forces follow withhold policy until families are informed. Bicycles inspected under city program at Staley Park as inspection teams begin rounds in the north-city area at Sialex Park on Wednesday.

Washington Korea Pentagon 8Th Army Seoul Kimpo Air Base Army Tokyoe Ens Staley Park Palitte Neve Taitien Sialex Park

FBI Nabs Wanted Man Seen On TV Panel on CBS

James Marshall Shovers 27 known as Jimmy Mitchell was identified by FBI after viewers recognized him from a CBS What’s My Line panel. He had traveled from Detroit five weeks earlier to exhibit elephants at Jones Beach NY and was later charged with auto theft in Royal Oak and selling a vehicle in Glens Falls.

NEM Fork Paa Rosal Oak Midh FBI Detroi Westerdae Atria James Kelly PRI Ames Marshall Shovers Detroi Jones Beach Long Island Showers Jimmy Mitchell Theeloston Plagam Ince Vmhanv N.Y Royal Oak Glens Falls Brooklyn

Pre School Bus Inspections Planned Ahead of School Start

The county prepares for its annual pre school inspection of all public school buses before September opening. Some 19 county owned and about 90 contracted buses operate locally with overhaul work underway. Inspections occur with a team including Transportation Supervisor Paul L Hoffmaster and DMV and insurer experts over two days at multiple city and county locations. Last year the fleet carried over 7 800 students five days weekly. Washington county operates 47 county owned buses and 32 contracted buses serving around 8 500 pupils.

Paul L. Hoffmaster Halfmaster Department of Motor Vehicles Insurance Company Ple Uhe Bua Sideo Ne Gis Couity Washington County

Crops Escape Major Damage Despite Dry Maryland Report

Maryland and Delaware crop reporters say most crops escaped serious harm from a dry spell through July into early August. The Farm Extension Service notes corn soybeans fruit and some vegetables show benefit from recent rains though central areas report spav es and peaches show minor effects. Watermelons incur little impact and the overall outlook remains cautiously favorable ahead of forthcoming rains.

College Park Maryland Delaware Seia Farm Extension Service University of Maryland Department of Agriculture

Five Day Forecast With Variable Showers Across Regions

Weather outlook predicts clearing by Friday with fair conditions Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures near normal with highs around 81 west and 80 east, lows 55 to 65 by region. Rain showers expected on mountains and along the coast, with scattered activity. Continuous monitoring advised for travelers and farmers.

Hkets Bhursdas Vp Nalachians

Legislative Council Western Maryland junket tour

The Legislative Council and five special subcommittees will tour Garrett and Allegany Counties this week meeting nightly at the Fort Cumberland Hotel in Cumberland. A discussion on probing the State Roads Commission is expected. Gov McKeldin faces criticism from Del Simpkins over the investigation. A Green Commission study, a visit to the Green Ridge forestry ramp near Flintstone, and talks on unemployment compensation law changes tied to guaranteed wage contracts are planned with subcommittee leaders Sen Goodman and Sen Dempsey directing sessions.

Baltimore Legislative Council General Assembly Maryland Garrett Allegany Fort Cumberland Cumberland State Roads Commission del. Simpkins D-Somerset McKeldin Roads Commission U.S Hagerstown Meryland Green Ridge Flintstone Allegany County Department of Public Welfare Goodman D-Balto New Germany Garret Sen Dempsey Dialto

Kiwanians To Hold Reedysville Picnic Tonight

Frederick Kiwanians gather at Taylor Park Reedysville for annual picnic at five o clock with no rain expected though mid morning and afternoon skies partly cloudy. Several members met in Blue and Grey room of the Franers for the noon luncheon. J Vernon Cablentz announced Kits Day will be September 24 with William Tell as general chairman and other committee members named. A Brunswick fight led to a lacerated tongue for a man treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Former Postmaster Gus Alotter sold his residence on East Seland Street to Dr Horace F Kline Jr. possession expected around October 1.

Frederick Kiwanians Taylor Park Reedysville Seoth Koy Hoel J. Vernon Cablentz William FL Tell Louis Ef, Enchelberger J. Milton Brunk Charles Ko Taylor Donald S Brown Thomas S Glass Parade Charman William EL Zimmerman Dantres Carlton Males Worther Robert Porter Joseph Mc Rhae Phve Comiotioe Wilam F Wallace Tongle Brunswick Frederick Mersmial Hospital Gus K Alotter Ws East Seland Street Horace F. Kline Jr

Freed Airmen Reach Homes This Week

Tokyo reports eleven U S airmen freed after 32 months in captivity will depart for Travis Air Force Base California via Midway and Hawaii. Col John Knox Arnold and ten others start home this weekend after release by Red China. They prefer not to have a mass reunion at Travis and travel in pairs or threes.

Tokyo U.S Air Force Haing Alaska Tacoma Wash Midway Hawaii Papain Uae Travis Tachikawa Daniel C. Schmidt Redding Calif Mona Oaut Charles Cowarding Red Cross Schmidt Harry M, Benjamin Jr Worthmason Minn C . Thompson

Important Babe Ruth Game On Wednesday

The Frederick Babe Ruth League leaders Excelsior face Price Electric Company in a pivotal Wednesday evening clash at Westbury Field. The result will shape second place and determine if a three way battle for third and fourth emerges, affecting playoff qualification for the top four teams. Also noted a delay due to rain and a separate incident reports a laceration injury to Waites, 28, from Walkersville after a car door struck him, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Frederick Babe Nuth Excelsior Price Electric Company Tomahan Wmetfurdy Field Annonce Price Die Waining Ravan Henrg Eventosuire Masai der Champon

Seven More Injured In Outbreak at Wolmi Island

Riot unrest around Wolmi Island near Inchon escalates as seven US soldiers are wounded, raising total American injuries to 22 since riots began. Demonstrators clash with police, tear gas and blank rounds used. clashes also reported in Pusan with casualties. Protests inflamed by Rhee ultimatum demanding UNSC withdrawal within a week as Korean troops bolster security on the island.

Seoul Inchon Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission Wolmi U.S Rhee UNSC Korea ROK U. S Pusan Toy Kunsan Taegu Kangnung 8Th Army Republic of Korea NNSC U.N. Command

Will He Try For $64,000

In New York opera trivia contestant Gino Prato, a 55 year old Bronx shoemaker, weighs whether to risk his $32,000 on the CBS TV show’s grand prize. If he fails he still earns $3,000. a win adds prestige and a new $10,000 yearly goodwill post for American Biltrite Rubber Co.

New York Opera Gino Prato Bronx Cave Prato St. Patrick’s Cathedral Manhattan American Riltrite Rubber Co Chelsea Mags Hissear

Final Games Today In State American Legion Junior Title

Final two games of the State American Legion Junior Baseball championships, postponed yesterday due to wet grounds, slated for today at College Park. Hagerstown meets Silver Spring in the morning, winner to face Baltimore Westport for the state title. Rivers conditions noted with Monocacy muddy at Frederick Junction and Potomac cloudy at sides, clear near Point of Rocks.

College Park Mid American Legion Hagerstown Silver Spring Baltimore Westport Frederick Junction Potomac

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