Teen delinquency myth vs. truth in New York regional talks
A regional meeting series in New York state by the Temporary State Commission on Juvenile Delinquency cites that 95 to 99 percent of today’s teenagers are not delinquent. The piece argues the public focus on a small minority unfairly stains all teens and notes parents’ belief in the findings while highlighting broader social views and a stray photo caption about wrens in a backyard.
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New York State
State Commission On Juvenile Delinquency
New Adrenal Hormone Aldosterone Reported From Adrenal Glands
A Zurich report at the International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry announces a synthesized adrenal hormone named aldosterone as a potential milestone in rheumatoid arthritis relief and adrenal history. The discovery mirrors cortisone’s earlier impact and notes the reliance on gland material from cattle and hogs.
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Zurich
Switzerland
International Congress of Pure and ‘Applied
Thomas Addison
Tennis clash and brick works notices from 1905 Frederick
A column from August 18 1905 reports a large crowd at Frederick Tennis Club matches with Frederick teams defeating Brunswick opponents. Shook Kuhn and James win a contract to build four brick kilns for Buckeystown Brick Works starting next week. Canning factories around Frederick operating. 48 wagon loads of corn queued on East South street. Miss Vernie Gardner suffers dress burn at Braddock Heights by a blank cartridge explosion. Democratic picnic planned for Braddock Heights with three bands and Frederick Seici Orchestra providing music.
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Frederick
Brunswick
McSherry
de Grange
Hull
Toms
Jolliffe
Smith
Messrs
Shook
Kuhn
James
Buckeystown
East South Street
Vernie Gardner
George Gardner
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Wolfssille Red
Frederick Seicci
Watermelon party for Frederick children by Dutrow
Twenty years ago in August a Frederick County Products party hosted about 100 neighborhood children at the plant. Company A troops under Captain Guy Anders prepared for a two week encampment at Mt. Gretna Pennsylvania. Weather in Frederick reached 90s with ongoing heat. Repairs on a marked street progressed as state road crews moved toward downtown. Descendants of George and Mary Ann Main gathered at Braddock Heights to plan annual reunions.
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Deniel T. Dutrow
Frederick County Products, Inc
Company A
Capain Guy Anders
State Armor
Mt. Gretna
Frederick
George
Mary Ann Main
Braddock Heights
Wrens Return yearly with new nests and wild birds
A speaker notes wrens play a major role in wildlife procreation. The observer photographed the birds as three babies left the nest and predicts their return next year with swallows. Wrens typically raise two families per season and reuse boxes, leading to multiple hoaxes to deter cats while renewing nests annually.
Local Couples Spent Days at Niagara Falls and Ontario
Mr and Mrs Leroy Stitely of Union Bridge and Mr and Mrs Clifford Beard of Sykesville enjoyed several days at Niagara Falls New York and Ontario Canada. Mr and Mrs Robert E Troupe announce the birth of Teresa Diane their second child and first daughter at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lando Edwards and Hil seed Al Tunlanbad mentioned with Mrs Edwards' mother. Miss Margaret Jo Ann Schroeder daughter of George T Schroeder Jr Frederick attended Virginia Interment College in Bristol Va September 14 after Frederick High School activities. Mr and Mrs Franklin Lee Martin Germantown returned from a vacation to Ontario Canada. Valerie Goermann West Main street Emmitsburg noted.
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Leroy ‘Stitely
Union Bridge
Clifford Beard
Liberty Road
Sykesville
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Robert E. Troupe
East South Street
Teresa Diane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Margaret Jo Ann Schroeder
George T. Schroeder Jr
Frederick
Virginia Interment College
Bristol
Schroeder
Frederickigh School
Franklin Lee Martin
Germantown
Lando Edwards
Hhilseed
al Tunlanbad
Drift of Morals And Minds In Daily Life
Earl L. Douglass warns against moral drifting as a quiet hazard like a boat slipping its mooring. Most who deride drift are well intentioned, yet drift leads to serious outcomes from family quarrels to divorce court and moral danger. The piece compares drifting to an unseen river current steering people away from their goals.
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Earl L. Douglass
Tong
Lutheran Parish Honors Minister And Wife
The Lutheran Parish honoring Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William Wade of Lovelisside held a supper in the new educational building as a three-congregation tribute. Speakers, roses, and corsages marked the event with readings and songs, while Rev Hite and others expressed gratitude for Wade’s guidance during the vacancy.
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Manor Lutheran
Gordon €. Mate
Deubs
William Wade
Lovelisside
Parsh
St. Mark's Sto Wathews
St Lukes
Wade m
Wade
Kev Vr Hite
Leo Rashu Specht
van Lena
Main Respectwels
Elmer Biadie Pesdent
Jona Counei
Lis
Hite
Mr Richardson
Messing
Vue Wade
Maggie
Ola
Virginia
Umeal
Doctor Says Virus Illnesses Remain Largely Uncertain
Dr Edwin F P Jordan answers reader questions in a weekly NEA column about virus infections and menopause after hysterectomy. He notes virus duration varies, sugar intake is not sole diabetes cause, and explains cystoscopy and pyelography procedures for kidney stones. Wedding scene and party details conclude the page withVaughn Kennedy and Dudderar families involved.
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Dr. Jordan
Rectitude and Rhetoric in an English Lesson
A compact note on pronunciation pitfalls and word study. It discusses common misspellings and mispronunciations such as muscle versus mussel and the phrase a little ways up the hill. It highlights rectitude as uprightness and integrity, urging daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word.
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W. L. Gordon
Bible Thoughts And Covenant Words From Scripture
Fragmentary religious verse and scripture references blend phrases from Jeremiah Acts James Hamilton. The text invokes blessings and curses, resurrection hope, and reflections on mortality in a devotional style.
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Israel
Jeremiah
Proposal Prepared Guatemala Urges Repudiation of Totalitarian Tendencies
A broad proposal prepared for introduction at the first meeting of the Organization of Central American States urges repudiation of totalitarian political tendencies. The draft, attributed to a fruatemale group, seeks unity against authoritarianism in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Fruatemale
ADA attacks on McCarthyism revive political clash
Washington coverage details ADA leader Jones Raub Jr and ADA aims to ignite anti communist debates. The piece contrasts 1953 to 1955, notes security risk dismissals under Eisenhower, cites Klaus Fuchs and Harry Dexter White cases, and questions rights versus safety in congressional security audits.
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David Lawrence Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Jones L. Raub, Jr
ADA
Congress
Rauh
Eisenhower
Truman
National Security Agency
Klaus Fuchs
Oppenheimer
Nixon
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Alger Hiss
Brownell
United States
Hasiy Dexter White
FBI
White
U. S
I Innternational Monetary Fund
Senate
Harry Denter White
House
Senator Eastland
Secretary of the
Treasury
House Committee On
Fasenhower
McRaith
Secret Angels
Communist Party
Executive
Republic
Deaths in Beallsville Exits Hunter Family Roots
William Peerce Hunter, 77, died Tuesday at his Beallsville home. Survived by wife Mattie, two sons William and John, a brother John, and sister Lula Herspberger. Services today at 2 p.m. at Barnesville funeral home with interment at Monocacy Cemetery. William B. Hillop, funeral director.
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Am Peerce Hunter Wiliam Peerce Hunter
Beallsville
Thomas
Hannah Hunter
Mattie &, Hunter
Willlam Hunter
Washington
John R. Hunter
John Hunter
Silver Spring
Lula Herspberger
Round Hill
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
William B. Hillop
Pickett and Schellar Obituaries in Maryland Notices
Mrs John E Pickett age 1 of Winfield on Streaker road dies after lengthy illness in Maryland. Survived by husband two sons six grandchildren siblings and other relatives. Funeral at Ebenezer Methodist church Winfield with interment at Poplar Springs cemetery. Jesse E Schellar 80 retired farmer near Taylorsville dies suddenly of heart attack at home. Survived by wife ten children siblings and many grandchildren. Services at Taylorsville cemetery conducted by Rev Robert Schilling.
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John £. Pickett
Blanche E. F Pickett
John E. Pickett
Streaker Road
Winfield
Hagerstowh
Augustus R
Mary W. Hidinger
Mifflin
Woodbine
Jobe E. Pickett Jr
Glenelg
Myrtle Bidinger
Finksburg
Jesse E. Scheilar
Jesse Edward Schellar
Taylorsvile
Carfolk County
Charles
Margaret Scheilar
Frederick County
Annie V. Sehellar
iMre Roscoe Caswell
Charles E. Senellar
Taylorsville
Paul Dayhoff
Lisbon
Stewart Shipley
Russell R Reaver
Woodrow Crumpacker
Dennings
William Schellar
Airy
Harry Schel
Clara Hain
Annie Plaine
Taneytown
Robert Schilling
Taylorsville Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Sick residents report varying recoveries at local hospitals
Clarence Tobey of East Church street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for situs pneumonia and a heart condition and is reported improving. Amanda Baugher of 429 West South street recovers well after an eye operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Billy Cole, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Cole, and a Frederick Memorial Hospital patient, is improving satisfactorily after arm surgery. Brenda Eyler of 107 East Eighth street is home with measles after a fall and arm fracture. Mrs Mary Eb Heratt of Mountain Dale was operated on at Frederick Memorial Hospital and her condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tobey
East Church Street
Mary Eb
Heratt
Mountaindale
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brandenburg Reunion Held at Kemptown Church
The twenty eighth Brandenburg family reunion will be at Kemptown Methodist Church on Sunday September 4 with a business meeting at 10:30 A M. William Brandenburg presiding. Worship will follow with special music arranged by the committee. Mrs Lester Watking is chairman.
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Brandenburg
Ceumon
Kemptown Methodist Church
William Brandenburg
Bour
Lester Watking
Against foreign infiltration and possible treason
In 1845 Coponeht reports on New Work Hetalt Tribune of Kentucky addressing concerns of foreign influence and alleged treason fears, outlining civic safeguards and public sentiment during a tense period.
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Hetalt Tribune
Rites Friday for Benton J. Forney in Unionville Barn
Former Frederick County Roads Board employee Benton Jesse Forney 52 died by hanging in a barn on his brother Merton E Forney’s farm near Unionville. Officials say he fixed a tinose on a barn ladder and jumped to his death around eight hours before discovery. Survivors include two children and multiple siblings. flowers omitted. private services scheduled at 12:30 at Winfield funeral home, with interment at Linganore cemetery.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Umnonville
Benton Jesse Forney
L. Guilmino
Leslie W. Fox
Buffalo Road
Mt Airy
Jesse Edward Schellar
Merton E. Forney
Old Afd
Unionville
Red
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Jie
Jesse
Dennie Forney
Janey Forney
Winfield
Kenneth Tyson Wall
Termehl
Linganore Cemetery
C M Waltz
Brunswick man J A Shewbridge dead after brief illness
James Albert Punch Shewbridge 80 of Sandy Hook and Brunswick, longtime Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road engineer, died Wednesday morning at City Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia after a short illness. He piloted the train carrying firefighting equipment to Baltimore during the 19th century Monument fire and later drove a bus with Wilhanspot school children in a deadly crash near Rockville. Survived by three sons, one brother, six grandchildren, five great grandchildren. services at Sandy Hook Methodist Church, burial at Brownsville.
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James Albert
Punch) Shewbridge
Baltimore and Ohio Raiload
Sandy Hook
City Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
Sears
Shewbridge
Washington
Baltimore
Monumental
Wilhanspot
Rockville
Mr. Shewbridge
David Thomas
Emma Hoeder Shewbridge
Glenn Stonesifer
Petersville
Sandy Nook
Raidwas
Logan Todse
Rosemont
Cresion D
Charles A Shewbridge
Brunswick
D. L. Sheyerdge
Gapland
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Nick Yinger
Nicholas Yinger
West Patrick Street
Mr. Yinger
the News
Lutheran Parish
Edwin FP. Jordan, M. B
NEA Service
Harvey E. Wallick Sr
Shurley E. Wallick
Richard L Kennedy Feet Manshark
William C. Flarpold
Juanita ‘Dudderar
Mr. Harpold
Aliss Dudderar
Muss Sterley E Wallick
Price Electric Corporation
Rachard L. Kemn
Guy Fox Pangle-Wallick
Frederick N. Pangler
Urbana Methodist Church
Mary Elizabeth Wallick
Iarvey E. Wallick
Araby
Frederick N. Pangle
Urbana
Korea
Wolmi-Do
South Warad
Gineresan Phantenffarte
U.S
Robert Greene
James Hamilton
Caesar Beitz
Cleveland
Mey Vdusiy
Ted
Anely
Guam
George Tweed
Moeang-Rees
Worger Ekner
Gus
B. J. Forney
J. A. Shewbridge
Saward Donnel Jr
Thormant
Assin Korea
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