Glade Valley Horse Show Awards Made
Owners of horses and ponies in Western and Central Maryland shared honors Sunday at the second annual Glade Valley horse show near Walkersville. There were 62 entries with judges J. Edward Schmidt and Major E. McClain. Prize winners included Pete Wolfe in the cake walk and numerous class champions led by Open pony and Five Gaited divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Glade Valley
Walkersville
J. Edward Schmidt
Westminster
Major E. McClain
Finksburg
Frank Barnes
Taylorsville
Preston Howard
Hagerstown
Mary Frances Warner
Barbara Ann Klipp
Pete Wolfe
Billy Barker
Frederick
Tammy Howard
John Denny Crum
Bradley Stedding
Baltimore
Richard Wiles
Dawn Brown
Susan Miller
Jackie Stedding
Joan Wilkinson
Mary Frances Eaves
Elsie Thomas
Pete Wolf
Giffin
Owings Mills
Vernon Lippy
Millers
Lee Stedding
Tennessee
John H. Needy
Joan Leiber
Randallstown
Mrs. Leonard
Gilmer R. Barkier
Bill Cushna
Joan Schmidt
Austin Ensor
Hampstead
G. R. Shower
Buddy Klein
Clarence Eaves
Howard Parish
Hyattsville
Gilmer R. Barker
Russel Freyman
Kenny Lawrence
Vernon Lippy, Jr
Jerry Miller
Kenny Korman
Mrs. Giffin
Wendy Blum
Mary Lou Sigafoose
Gordon Droneburg
Mr. Giffin
Marion England
Sjamsville
Alice Lease
Ann Duvall
Gilmer Burrier
Bill Cushwa
Pat Eakle
Major McClain
McClain
Birthday and Homecoming Celebration at Brad dock Heights Park
A birthday and homecoming gathering was held at Brad dock Heights Park Saturday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox of Brunswick. It honored the fourth birthday of Mrs. Andrew C. Kirby of Boyce Virginia and the return of the B. 3. Nuckols family from Fort Worth Texas. About 26 relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Park
W. C. Cox
Brunswick
Andrew C. Kirby
Abby
Pat
Mike
George
Boyce
B. J. Nuckols
Kenneth
Fort Worth Tex
W. J. Cox
Seat Pleasant
Clyde Kirby
Winchester
Carter Cox
Jimmy
Steve
Martha Iee Cox
Fairfax
Leonard Larrick
Danny
Arlington Va
Mabelle Carisle
Hagerstown
Dewey Brown
Front Royal
WC. Cox
Silas D. Kuhn
Clifton
Bradock Heights
First Gloves Used In Sullivan Corbett Fight 1602
A historic boxing note claims John L. Sullivan and James J. Corbett fought 21 rounds in September 7, 1602, marking the first use of big gloves in a bout. The source wording is unclear but highlights this early boxing milestone.
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John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
All Day Training School For 4-Hers Planned Today
An all day training school for 4-H leaders will be held at the extension rooms East Church street school with Miss Dorothy Emerson as instructor. Assistant State 4-H agent will teach, announced by Miss Betsy Lovington. The school targets both club members and adult leaders and covers fair booths displays and other club project topics.
Boy Run Over by Car in Yellow Springs
Fourteen year old Peter H. Linton of Yellow Springs was injured at 9 30 PM while returning from a camping trip. He fell under his brother James Linton’s car and suffered serious back injuries with contusions and abrasions. He is in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Investigating state police Sgt W W Corbin said details are not yet complete.
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Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Peter H.linton
James
Linton
James Linton
W. W. Corbin
State Police
NLRB Under Butler's Fire
Washington Aug 17 Senator John M Butler charged the National Labor Relations Board with a New Deal left wing element and discrimination against veteran employers. He cited a board security officer appointment and noted veteran representation among high wage staff. Butler chairs a Senate judiciary subcommittee planning fall probes into communists in labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John M. Butler
Lontrols
National Labor Relations Board
Butler
NLRB
Nicholas ‘T. Shelton
Paul Herzog
Shelton
Herzog
Guy Farmer
Eisenhower
Philip R. Rodgers
Paul L. Styles
Senate ‘Judiciary
French warned by old friend in Morocco tangle
Morocco scene grows tense as Pasha Thami El Glaoui warns France against backing Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef. He later softens, saying warn only, while Berber tribesmen ready to act. French resident general Guillaume returns to Paris after denouncing the sultan’s call to holy war.
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Rabat
Morocco
Marrakech
France
Pasha
Thami el Glaoui
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Casablanca
el Glaoui
Paris
Foreign Office
Augustin Guillaume
Drug Prescription Store Closes After 67 Years In Baltimore
Baltimore firm Hynson Westcott and Dunning ended its 67 year retail drug store at the corner of Charles and Chase Streets. The store, known for ethical drugs and a 65,000 annual prescriptions, shifts from retail to medicine manufacturing after decades of deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hynson, Westcott and
Dunning
Charies and
Chase Sts
H. A. B. Dunning
Hiynson, Westcott and Dunning
Freedoms promised by liberated prisoner in Campovelie report
A prisoner liberated on Tuesday predicts most Americans who remained with Communist captors will soon be freed. Pfc. Clayton Taylor says he doubts Americans will stay up there and eat the rice, reporting from Campovolie, 8.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Village
Pfc
Clayton Taylor
Campovelie
8. C
Hungary Sets Sanders Free
Hungary's presidium pardoned Edgar Sanders and Italian espionage convict Vincenzo Sciotto and expelled Sanders amid a complex case linked to U S businessman Robert Vogeler. The clemency followed a petition from Sanders's wife citing health and children. Sanders had pleaded guilty to espionage and sabotage.
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Budapest
Hungary
Edgar Sanders
Sanders
Vincenzo Sciotto
U. S
Robert Vogeler
Vogeler
Foreign Office
Britain
Sander
Malaya
Churchill
Matava
Horrors Of Dachau Medievial Torture Mixed With Reds
Frank Noel recounts captivity in North Korea describing brutal Chinese punishment and denial of medical care. The piece covers starvation, forced indoctrination, censorship, and religious services under Communist control, highlighting Chaplain Davis and the “Big Three” sermon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Father Kapaun
U. S
Bordeaux
Berlin
Sam Davis
Gloucesters
Padre Kapawa
Korea
Mao Tze-tung
Joseph Stalin
Davis
Winds Damaged Corn On Shore In Maryland Harvest Outlook
Maryland crop reporters report hurricane winds last Friday damaged corn on the Eastern Shore and heavy rains may cut tomato harvest, but no large losses. Moisture improved across the state. beans, peaches, watermelons, cantaloupes, and apples show varied, regionally uneven progress amid prior dry spells and pests.
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College Park
Maryland
St. Mary's
Chesapeake Bay
Frederick County
Salisbury
Halehaven
Rothschild Refuses To Say Whether He Was Commie
Senate hearings feature Rothschild denying a reply on Communist party membership and alleged theft of secret Government Printing Office documents. McCarthy cites serious charges as Rothschild and wife Esther are named by witnesses. Rothschild invokes self incrimination fear and declines to comment. Health officials report whooping cough cases in Frederick County urging isolation of sick children. Admiral Carney sworn in as chief of naval operations, stressing morale and human factors in the Pentagon ceremony.
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Washington
Edward M. Rothschild
Communist Party
Rothschild
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Esther
Senate
Frederick City
Forbes H. Burgess
Carney
Ave
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Pentagon
William M. Fechteler
I Carney
Caveat Emptor Warns on Unlicensed Peddlers in Frederick
The Better Business Committee warns buyers to beware as unlicensed peddlers offer imported cloth at half price in Frederick. Police report two men in a light blue car touring southeastern districts, with no license records. The caution follows recent similar Irish goods pitches and notes that nonresident salesmen may operate where licensing laws are not enforced. The public is urged to exercise caution and verify licenses before paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Norman A. Dietz
Chamber of Commerce Committee
George C. Slagle
Better Business Committee
Agriculture Division
Chamber of Commerce
Slagle
Reds Protest Hair Cut And Bath For Prisoner
A neutral nation Red Cross official describes Communist prisoner alleged mistreatment. He cites a Chinese POW who said he was forced to bathe and then had his hair cut with scissors, illustrating alleged abuse in Panmunjom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Kan
Reds
Davis
God
Jesus
Mang Tze-tung
Joseph Stalin
Panmunjom
Red Cross
Man Held in Death Probe In Orangeburg
Ronald E. Ross, 38, of Clarksburg West Virginia, is jailed in Orangeburg County on no charges yet as authorities probe the death of Kathryn A. Cloud 37 found nude and partly decomposed at a motor court. Cloud had worked as governor Matthew Neely’s receptionist. coroner to hold inquest after autopsy.
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Orangeburg
S. C
Clarksburg
W. Vagrocer
Orangeburg County
B.N. Collins
Ronald E. Ross
Ross
Kathryn A. Cloud
Beaufort, Sr
Matthew M. Neely
Neely
U. S
West Virginia
Orange County
John Henry Dukes
Collins
Legislative Council On West Maryland Tour
Members of the Legislative Council depart Baltimore for a Western Maryland inspection tour scheduling visits to Cumberland Kelly-Springfield Tire Celanese Frostburg Teachers College Miners Hospital Lanconing recreational areas West Virginia Paper Lake Savage River Dam and New Germany park ski lodge Deep Creek Lake and Herrington Manor with return planned Saturday morning.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Maryland
Cumberland
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Celanese Co
Frostburg Teachers College
Miners’ Hospital
Lonaconing
West Virginia Paper Co
Lake
Savage River
New
Harshman Reunion And Faithful Workers Meet
Descendants of Charles D and Ida Harshman held their third annual reunion at the Harshman home with a basket lunch and plans to write a family history led by Lavinia Mc Goierick and Louise Imberger. Officers elected Grace Brashear president and Joy Harshman secretary. The group adjourned to meet at Monrovia Church of the Brethren next August. Faithful Workers of St John’s Lutheran Creagerstown met at the home of Mrs Louise Burdette with 17 members present and selected Miss Bessie Bell as winner of the guess box. next meeting at Mrs Harry Crutchiy’s home with text word Voice.
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Paul Harshman
Jimmie
Faith
Harold Harshman
David
Ronald
Gareth
Jack McGolerick
Donald
Airs
Ralph Brashear
Dente
John Harris
Kathy
Bernard Feaga
Karen
Johnny Trompson
Ernest Horne
Dicky
Gordon Horne
Sharon
John Umserger
Mary Louise
Patsy
William Anderson
Bobby
Ray Francis
Donna
Wanda
Reginald Etzer
Rose Marie
Roginald
Monrovia Church
St John's Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Louise Burdette
Harvey Lare
Carroll Six
Bessie Bell
Harry Crutchiy
Naomi Long
N. G. Association
Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Mildred Staely
Emma Grove
Susie J. Ramsbury
Mary Free
Bessie Poole
Letitia Staley
Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Ruth Akers
Ethel Gardner
Shipleys
Dorsey F. Shipley
Frederick
Robert Byron Shipley
Baltimore
Louise Stupsley Sutter
Hagerstown
Bani
E. Moore
Annapolis
Stella Schriner Ivey
Dorthy Shipley Granger
Edward Flynn Dies in Dublin at 61
Edward J. Flynn former Democratic national committeeman and Bronx leader died in Dublin at age 61 after a trip abroad with his wife and daughter Sheila. A longtime Roosevelt ally, he helped secure the 1932 nomination and later led the party from 1940. He served as sheriff of the Bronx and had been critical in politics against Mayor Impellitteri. He leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
New York
Ireland
Mauretania
Sheila
Flynn
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Farley
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Vincent Impellitteri
Carmine de Sapio
Robert F. Wagner
U. S
Arthur
Dutch Schultz) Flegenheimer
Dewey
Schultz
Dutch Schultz
Lake Mahopac
N. Y
Australia
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Tommy Wetzel
Keith Harsher
Alan Vollmer
Eddie Hoffman
Dick Shaff
Steve Shafer
Ronnie Grove
Phil Grove
Bobby Harding
Dachau
Frank Noel
Associated Press
Noel
Tokyo
Olen Clements
Jin
Finger Lakes
Yalu River
America
Commie
Romney
W. Va
W. W. McBride
Here
M. E. Anderson
Anderson
New York Theater
Legislative Council On West
Edward Flynn
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