Frederick publisher R E Delaplaine dies at Johns Hopkins
Robert Edmonston Delaplaine a Frederick publisher banker and business leader died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore at about 245 PM after a stay since June 15. Born April 19 1885 he rose from Farmers and Mechanics Bank runner to president and helped merge banks and direct multiple firms and organizations in Frederick including The News Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank and the Francis Scott Key Hotel alongside civic groups and charities.
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Robert Edmonston Delaplaine
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Delaplaine
William Theodore
Fannie Birely Delaplaine
Old Boys’ High School
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
The
News
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Daily News
Thomas Schley
the News
Post
William T. Delaplaine
North Market Street
North Court Street
Presideul Dal Utedgidel
Delaplaine
Frederick Hotel Company
Francis Scott Key
Nelaplaine
Holmes C. Baker
Ile
Frederick County Products, Inc
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick County
Harris and Filler, Inc
Domestic Building Association
Barbara Fritchie Home, Inc
Longtime community leader Delaplaine dies at 90s
Robert Delaplaine a former treasurer of the Young Men's Christian Association and organizer of Braddock Heights resort facilities died after a life as a local press owner and civic figure. He led the Home for the Aged board wives Ruth Mullinix, served in multiple Masonic bodies and enjoyed world cruises and golf. He is survived by three brothers George, Wilie, Kam and Judge Edward.
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Home For the
Delaplaine
All Saints Episcopal Church
Lynch Lodge
A.F
A. Mi
Enoch Chapter
Enoch Council
Jacques de Avilae
Knights Templar
Boumi Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
National Press Club
Chevy Chase Country Club
Treasuer
Young Men's Christian Association
West Church and
Court Streets
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Florida
St. Petersburg
South America
Hawaii
Old Catoctin Country Club
Ruth Mullinix
LE. Mullinix
Francis Srott Key
Focal Papers
George Bwile Kam
Edward Delapiaine
Pedestrian Killed West of Frostburg on US 49
An AB year old pedestrian was struck and killed last night about six miles west of Frostburg on US 49. The victim, Gerrett County resident Isaac Newton Bouncer of Jennings, was walking east when hit by a westbound car driven by Grace Winss of Washington. The incident occurred as authorities investigated the crash and identified the driver. The report also notes a separate query about US policy on India aiding in repatriation of Chinese nationals.
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Frostburg
Frathis
Sani
Isaac Newton
Jennings
Gerrett County
Grace Winss
Washington
Crosby's Son Breaks Back In Car Wreck
Raymond Washington March reports Pvt. Killig L Crosby 21 son of entertainer Bing Crosby is hospitalized with multiple vertebrae fractures after his car left a guardrail and fell into Willapa River bed while he tried to reach Fort Lewis for KP duty. Bing Crosby flew from Spokane to Raymond and stayed with Dr Bussarger as Phillip faces weeks of hospitalization and transfer to Madigan Army Hospital.
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Raymond
Wash
Bing Crosby
Killig L. Crosby
Lewis
Willapa
Willapa Harbor
Crosby
Spokane
Bing
Russell Starns
Phillip
Aberdeen
Here
Ft.Lewis
New Riverview Hospital
Madigan Army Hospital
R. A. Bussabarger
General Edson Found Dead in Garage Car
Major General Merritt Edson, medal of honor recipient and former leader of the Edson Raiders, was found dead in his car in his garage. The death, ruled from carbon monoxide poisoning, comes as Edson had served in the Marine Corps and led the Vermont State Police as its director. He retired in 1997 after twenty years of service and previously headed the National Rifle Association. Edson, a Rutland native, had been involved in POW conduct discussions with the Defense Department.
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Washington
Merritt
Fdson
Fdsons
Guadalcanal
Marine Corps
Richard J. Rosenbers
National Rifle Assn
Vermont State Police
Sears
Mercyt
Edean Drooa
Quantico Va
Marine Base
Gard
Gies
Edson
Defense Department
Rutland
The
Rifle Association
Storm Damage Cleaned Up As Floodwaters Recede
Storm aftermath in Frederick shows most utility lines restored and floodgates opened to relieve spillway pressure. Water supplies returning to normal, Linganore dam minor damage, reservoirs full from Connie driven rainfall, rivers receding though farm fields report wind damage to corn.
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William J. Davis
Fishing Creek
Water Department
Wne
Linganore
Friuay
Frederick
North Market Street
Max Keine
Carl Weakley
Potomac
Weverton
State Police
Phe
Bicycle Inspection Continues In Local Area Schedule
Bicycle inspection continues this week with the Market street west to Walttacs Road area and Military Road between West Seventh and West Fourth. The inspections and licensing are by the police with help from a local Optimist club at Rosedale Park. A second item notes the first witness balking at questions as a Congressional hearing on Communist influence opened in New York.
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Market Street
Walttacs Road
Military Road
West Seventh
West Fourth Street
Rosemont Avenue
Fourth
Rosedale Park
Baker Park
Westbrook
West Fourth
West Patrick Streets
Noth Market Street
Fourth and
Patrick
West Patrick
Brigadnon
Cutt Police
Ute Optimist
Cut
New York
Wery
First Witness
Coast States Alerted For New Storm
Coastlines of Georgia and the Carolinas faced a hurricane alert as Hurricane Diane, the year’s fourth tropical storm, tracked west northwest toward land. Forecasters warned of rising winds tonight and advised shipping to exercise caution along the Georgia northeast Florida and Carolina coasts.
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Miama
Fla
Georgia
South Carolina
Diane
Miami
Miami Weather Bureau
Jacksonville
Carolinas
Lana
Florida
Carolina
Atlantic
North Carolina
Connie
Middle Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
John Bastin
Cecil Gentry
First Case of Polio in Allegany County
Mary Lous Golden, 16, of Corrigansville, hospitalized in Memorial with Allegany Countys first polio case this year. She is a Mount Savage High School prospective senior, and officials say her condition is not serious.
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Cumberland
Mary Lous Golden
Corrigansville
Memorial Hospital
Allegany County
Mount Savage High School
Soviets Begin Last Week On U S Visit
The Soviet farm delegation started a week of U S tours visiting East Lansing Michigan State College for the centennial of farm mechanization and will return to Chicago for a news conference and a reception at the Council on Foreign Relations. A Chicago firm will serve ice cream flavored like borst beet soup for the Russians.
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Chicago
wWe
U.S
Washington
Canada
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Weil
Council of Foreign Relations
Last Body In Bay Disaster Being Sought
Coast Guard pursues the last missing body from the Levin J. Marvel wreck as investigation expands. Hil lard R. Nevin remains unaccounted for amid ongoing inquiries into the Chesapeake Bay disaster and Coast Guard hearings.
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Baltimore
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay
Levin J. Marvel
Hillard R. Nevin
New York
Aes Andrew Chesson
Raleigh
N. C
Louis H. Sobel
Newton
A. W. Kabernagel
John Mechling
Lankford
D-Md
Anoapiolis
Mechling
Annapolis
Brunswick Polio Suspect Highlights Weekend alarms
Brunswick residents isolated a 12 year old polio suspect after a boy who had been visiting there returned to Baltimore. Officials shut the local pool for the weekend with plans to reopen Tuesday. A Brunswick physician said properly chlorinated water poses no extra risk and that the suspect is no more dangerous than other carriers. The illness may be a virus infection.
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Brunswick
Baltimore
Forbes Burgess
Health Department
Burgess
Home Accident Injuries Prompt Hospitalization
Mrs. Velma Wo Cuhinburh of Washington was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall at a Brunswick relative’s home. She was admitted for x rays to check possible fractures, transported by B. L. Feete ambulance. Henry A. Parr Jr., longtime Baltimore insurance executive and society figure, died at 73 in Baltimore after prolonged ill health.
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Velma Wo Cuhinburh
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
B. L. Feete
HK. A. Parr
Baltimore
Henry A. Parr Jr
Baltimore Society
Series of City Accidents Mentioned Over Weekend
City Police investigated five weekend accidents with four causing minor damages and one totaling about 550 dollars. The largest loss involved four vehicles on South Market Street with Edith Hass and Betty Reid involved. no charges were filed.
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South Market Street
South Street
William Boone Jr
Edith Jean Hass
Hampton
Betty Virginia Reid
Arlington Va
Alexander TV
Drysdale
Washington
Reid
Louise M. Glinger
Glinger
Hass
James Malcolm Campbell
RFD 5
Catherine Marie ‘Tyler
RFD
Frederick
Shookstown Road
Baughman
Park Place
Leonard A. Micha
Camp Detrick
Harry FB. Low
Staunton
Donald J. Wolford
Harrisburg
West South
Fee Street
Officer Hoone
Moon
Roy Guy Plunkard
East Third Street
Ralph Reece
Brookeville
Sherman Boone
Plunkard
Fleece
Reece
Duck Hunting Time Extended
The Fish and Wildlife Service announced 1955-56 migratory waterfowl regulations extending the hunting season to Oct 1 through Jan 15 1956 with 70 days in Atlantic Flyway states. It forecasts stronger duck flights across Mississippi Central Atlantic and Pacific Flyways based on Canada and Far North surveys.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Canada
Far North
Atlantic
Atlantic Flyway
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Rhodesland
South Carolina
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Rhee Demands to Quit Korea Amid Liberation Festivities
Seouled amid Koreans celebrating the 10th anniversary of liberation from Japan, President Syngman Rhee denounced U S policy in Asia and called for removing the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission from Korea. He warned against protracted demonstrations as a Japanese journalist was beaten in Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
Syngman Rhee
Asia
Neutral
Nations Supervisory Commission
UNSC
Rhee
Eisenhower
U.S
Geneva
Free World
South Korea
North Korea
Tsuneo
Mura
Portuguese Guns Kill Indians as Goa Border Demands Rise
At least three Indians were killed and 13 wounded when Portuguese forces opened fire on nonviolent protesters crossing into Goa and nearby enclaves. About 1,000 marchers entered Goa, with similar actions in Daman and Diu while demonstrators raised the Indian tricolor at Terekhol Fort and a temple.
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Bombay
India
Portugal
Goa
Daman
Vapi
Diu
France
Nehru
Patradevi
Banda
Terekhol Creek
Terekhol Fort
Palya
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Farmers & Mechanics
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Robert £. Delaplaine
New Delhi
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China
Gen. Edson
Unionville
Potomac Edison Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
U. S
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Pearl
Gambrill State Park
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