Semi-Weekly News: Great Southe… Pig & MG Co Frederic Md
The Frederic Maryland semi weekly news announces subscription rates and advertising options. It notes association with the Associated Press and offers job printing services from a local equity printer. The paper invites corrections and provides contact details for newsroom inquiries. Published Friday August 21 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIG & MG. CO
St_mail
Associated Press
Associated Pres
St Frederick Md
Tempo of Transatlantic Flight Sets New Jet Records
The Strategic Air Command B-47 Stratojet marks new speed and distance records with two Atlantic crossings. From Labrador to Britain averaged 602 mph, while Britain to Florida covered 4450 miles nonstop. Tailwinds in West-East legs boosted speeds, confirming the B-47 as an intercontinental bomber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strategic Air Command
North American
Great Britain
Atlantic
McDill Air Force Base
Florida
England
Labrador
Britain
U. S
Byrd Opposes Raising Debt Limit Citing Solvency Risk
Senator Byrd warned against increasing the national debt ceiling, calling the issue a milestone in solvency preservation. He said elevating it to 290 billion would trigger higher spending and deficits, with no chance of balancing the budget if borrowing continues. The interview appeared in U S News and World Report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON + wi
Sen
Byrd
U. S. News and World Report
Laniel Defies Strike Threats With Tougher Action Planned
Premier Laniel warned union leaders to return to work or face harsher measures including possible army intervention as France suffers a second week of national paralysis. About 500 parachute troops moved into Paris while authoritative sources expect emergency sessions of the National Assembly to address the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joseph Laniel
France
Laniel
National Assembly
Smith Brothers Are Club's Entertainers
Two young performers, Dick 13 and Ronnie 10, sons of Harry O. Smith, wow Kiwanis at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a fresh revue. They, amateur award winners, blend song and piano, ending with their hit finale The Book, a revivalist anthem. Carlton Molesworth presided as club members enjoyed the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Ronnie
Lemmie
Bataan
Alabama
Smith Brothers
Carlton Molesworth
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Blue and Grey Room
Blood donors rally for Q negative transfusion
An emergency call at Camp Derrick mobilized a quick transfusion for M Sei Mittan’s wife. A Frederic County Red Cross list and immediate on base canvassing led to Pvt. Lee H. Spinar and Mrs. Elien Rhian donating the rare blood type with Lt Col John W. Fitzpatrick’s approval. The effort earned Mittan’s thanks from the donors. In Denver, Attorney General Brownell pledged the Justice Department would study the case before deciding if Korean War collaborators who aided Communist captors should face prosecution following a White House meeting with President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Sei
Jack O. Mittan
USAF
Camp Derrick
Derrick
Frederck County
Set Mittan
Sz Foqua M Hendricks
Pvt
Lee H. Spinar
USA
Mra
Elien Rhian
Sei Mittan
Denver
Brownell
Justice Deparment
Ard
Korea
Eisenhower
White House
Court News Equity and Marriages and Deed Notices
Court filings list mutual divorce suits for Cleora DeLauter versus Floyd DeLauter and Wilhelmina Stone versus Bruce Stone with requests for absolute divorce alimony and counsel fees. A long string of marriages licenses and divorces are recorded alongside property deeds and transfers involving multiple Maryland and Virginia residents, including Jo hn O Murphy and Margaret Wilbourne, William Bowie and Bertha Williams, and other names with ages and locations such as Frederick Baltimore Hagerstown and Mechanicsburg. The record also shows numerous real estate transfers valued at $10 or $3,400 within various counties and jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Cleora M. DeLauter
Floyd A. DeLauter
Wilhelmina H. Stone
Bruce M. Stone
Wiliam Russell Lamar
D Jr
Washington
M. E. Jane Staley
Knoxville
John O. Murphy
Catonsville
Margaret A. Wilbourne
Baltimore
Louis A. Brandt
Doris H. Knill
Middletown
Harold E. Bair
Anna
Hartie
Hagerstown
Hazel G. Kepner
William H. Carson
Police Roundup in Baltimore Sex Case Arrests Reach Fifteen
Baltimore UM-Police report fifteen youths rounded up on sex charges after two girls aged 11 and 13 alleged they were kept for a week in an apartment. Michael G. Sudano, 18, surrendered to face rape and perverted practices charges and bail was denied. Also named in the case are Franklin D. Roosevelt D'Alesandro, 20, son of Mayor Philip Sudano, along with George Baccala, 24, and Armand L. Corridi, 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Michael G. Sudano
Sudano
Franklin D. Roosevelt D'Alesandro
Philip Sudano
George Baccala
Armand L. Corridi
Birthday Party for Agnes Watkins Held on Prospect Road
Miss Arlene Moxley hosted a birthday party with her mother on August 13 at Prospect Road in honor of Miss Agnes Watkins. Guests included numerous Watkins family members and friends, with refreshments served and gifts received. a community gathering noted in local notices. In London, Britain traded sardines for California oranges, the first such import in 14 years, via a Food Ministry barter with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Moxley
Prospect Road
Agnes Watkins
Maurice Watkins
Milton Watkins
Annabell Gue
Marvy C. Moxiex
Marvin Moxiey
Foard Hood
Janet
Joyce Hood
J. Jerome Snyder
Judith
Jerome
Herbert Moxiey
Jerry
Jammy
Merdith Moxiey
Ariene Moxiey
Sheridan Anderson
Howard Thomas
Russell Shoemaker
Howard Hood
Ernest Moxiey
Fred Moasies
Ernest
Patty
Melvin Moases
Charlies Condon
Margery van Sant
Thomas Barnson
Luther McDonough
Mary Ann McDonough
Emory Harrison
Ollie Raines
Eduard Noonan
Lester Moxles
Howard Garrick, Jr
London
Britain
Germany
Food Ministry
Miss Shirley Burdette Weds in Clarksburg Ceremony
On July 31 in a Christ church ceremony Miss Shirley Ardean Burdette of Clarksburg and Jack Maynard Kling of Clarksburg were married in a double ring candlelight service by Rev. Jack G. Ammon. The bride wore nylon lace over satin with a scalloped neckline and bouffant skirt, carrying a white orchid atop a satin Bible. she wore pearls, gifts from the groom. The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Jane Ward of Rockville and bridesmaids Miss Edith Price and Miss Mary Day of Clarksburg. floral gowns featured nile green lace and net with lavender and yellow bouquets. The event included a reception in church parlors and a wedding trip to Atlantic City, New York City, Rhode Island, and Niagara Falls. The couple resides in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ardean
Clarksburg
Metro- Burdette
Calvin Burdette
Jack Maynard Kling
T. Maynard Kling
Jack G. Ammon
Jane Ward
Rockville
Edith Price
Mary Day
Joan
Linda Burdette
Leslie Howes
Max
Well Day
Kemptown
Marshall Davis, Jr
Germantown
Allan i Burdette
Boyas
Ora King
Frank B. Lane
Washington
New York City
Rhode Island
Niagara Falls
Kling
Kasofsky Studio Kling
Burdette
Jack M. Kling
Allan Burdette
Maxwell Day
Joan Burdette
Freed Prisoner Tells Of Escape Attempts From Reds
Frank Noel describes a failed 1951 escape from a North Korean prison camp with Capt. Zachary Dean. They trekked through corn patches and a swamp, were captured by villagers, beaten, then held in a hole. Both served time in punishment pits while the Koreans tried to use propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noel
Olen Clements
Tokyo
Leavenworth
North Korea
Zachary Dean
Kansas
Dean
South Korea
Antung
Manchuria
Panmunjom
United States
Communista
375 Children In County Receiving S. 5. Payments
Frederick and Frederick county residents include more than 375 children under 18 receiving social insurance payments. Local manager W. S. King reported nationwide over a million children receive benefits, with area payments exceeding $10,300 for the month. Average child benefit is $30.44 monthly. maximum family benefit $168.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
S. King
Hagerstown
King
Gunmen Gather 160000 In Robbery Of N Y Bank
A Tuesday bank heist at a Franklin National Bank branch in Floral Park netted $160,000 as gunmen abducted the assistant cashier and fled. The cashier was forced to open the vault, then released miles away while the robbers vanished. The story cites Eric Gronewall, the bank’s cashier, and notes the accomplice chase and getaway. The report also mentions other unrelated items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floral Park
Franklin National Bank
Eric Gronewall
Gronewall
Queens County
New Dealer Challenging Pa Milk Price Controls
Temple McAllister of Warren Ohio opened a Meadville dairy store last Saturday and has been selling milk at 17 cents a quart seven cents below the Pennsylvania minimum 24 cent price set by the Milk Control Commission. He runs 31 Ohio stores and challenges state rules in Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Temple McAllister
Warren
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Sanders Reunites With Family After Release From Prison
Edgar Sanders in Vienna embraces wife Winifred and three daughters Barbara 18 Yvonne 17 and Denise 12 after four years in a Red Hungarian prison. The British businessman and cousin of actor George Sanders describes mental pressure during interrogation and recalls harsh imprisonment conditions as he sues for normalization of trade relations between Britain and Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Edgar Sanders
Winifred
Sanders
Legation
Park Hotel
Vogeler
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Budapest
Britain
Hungary
Booming U S Economy Persists Despite Korea Truce
The Commerce Department reports July and summer 1950 activity shows record private and government spending, near record steel and auto output, and rising personal income. New construction tops 3.3 billion dollars, manufacturing sales hit over 26 billion in June, while June orders dip from May. Employment stands at 63.16 million with 1.5 million unemployed, the lowest July since WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Department of Commerce
16 Coal Cars Run Wild In Scranton
A line of sixteen coal cars rolled loose from a Delaware and Hudson yard near Carbondale and ran for 27 miles through Scranton and nine nearby towns early today. No injuries or property damage occurred as the cars, minus a locomotive, sped up to 75 miles per hour before brakes were applied near Avoca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Carbendale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
Yatesville
Avoca
Blindfold Driving Ban Shuts Catonsville Stunt
CATONSVILLE Md Aug 18 Baltimore County police halted cab driver Johnny Marco plans to drive blindfolded through busy streets with a confederate pilot car. He claimed to use hypnotism and psychic remote control Capt Joseph Larsitis ruled the stunt illegal and prohibited it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catonsville
Baltimore County Police
Johnny Marco
Baltimore
Johnny
Joseph Larsitis
Thurmont Grange 409 Holds Regular Meeting and Group Events
Thurmont Grange 409 gathered Monday August 19 with Worthy Master Francis Long presiding. 25 members present. Reports from Mrs. Leslie Fisher and Juanita Miers. seeds for freedom urged. Pomona Grange exhibit planned for Timonium Fair. Booster Light Program committee named. Thurmont 4-H Club hosted lecturer program with pledge, songs, barbara Carback history, Veronica Little demonstration, piano solos, playlet, mince pies demonstration, and quizzes led by Viola Zeniz. Veganere and Linganore Granges set August 23 picnic at 1 pm at Mrs Serah Burner's home with lunch, games, and two watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Neiis Thurmont
Thurmont Grange
Francis Long
Leslie Fisher
Juanita Miers
Delaware
Long
Pomona Grange
Timonium Fair
Thurmont
Barbara Carback
Veronica Little
Margaret Tayllor
Becky Royer
Mary Ellen Sawyer
P. M. Little, Jr
Viola Zeniz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birs
Robert Smith
Jesse T. Stoner
John D. Smith
Wilbur D. Smith
Johs D. Smith
John S. Smith
Ais
Chas
Crawford Smith
Fannie Smith
J T. Stoner
Herman Sassor
Lena Teh
Edna Eizler
Samuel Smihh
J. Albert Hardy
Arthur Day
Frank Greenwood
Gail
Edgar Smith
Wilbur Smith
Charles Beaver
Earl Holt
Bond
Fami
Henry Beaver
Stephen Smith
Howard H Gosnell
Alice M. Smith
Sharon Watson
Mercelfe
Emma G Smith
Russell Smith
Hermands. Smith
Herman Lee Smith
Betty Alice Smith
Martha Mullinix
Carl Detrick
Clifford Dunniy
U. S Navy
Richard Mullinix
Roth Ann Mullinix
Marie Noble
Nancy Dyson
Betty Lou Burdette
Court News
Miriam E. Blackenstaff
John W. Faulder
Paul O. Jones
Laurence H. Crickenberger
Carrie
Gosnell Pierce
J. Milroy Main, Jr
Rachel D. Whitmore
Carlton E. Strube
Alton
J. Grim
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Alton J. Grim
Harvey C. Boone
Roswell A. Newton
R. Paul Buhrman
Merri
F. Wachter
R. Patrick Turner
John C. Wagner
Wilfred G. Blank
John D. Johnson
Hubert E. Moser
Raymond E. Nelson
Amos A. Holter
Roland W. Harbaugh
Herbert G. Tanner
Mary E. Sheetenheim
William R. Willard
Walter 8. Main
Walter N. Phebus
Reds
Gestapo
Yalu
N. Y. Bank
Annapolis
Anne Arandel
J Howard Beard
Beard
Rocky Mountain
Wright Brothers
Sanders and Family United
Deeas
H. Gordon Sheetenbeim
Cutten
Lester Longerbeam
Paul E. Gaver
East Fourth Street
Seering Airfield
Milton A. Reckord
Adjutant General of
Maryland
Air National Guard
Ith
Rechard
Frank C. Nash
Veganere Grange
Linganore Grange
Serah Burner
Kriemers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!