Convicted for Failing to Stop After Accident in Md
A Baltimore man, Franklin P. Christfield, was found guilty at Trial Magistrate's court of failing to stop after an accident and failing to drive to the right. He was assessed fines totaling 22.20 dollars. State witnesses and defense offered conflicting accounts of whether the vehicle stopped or reported the crash on August 11 near Steiner's Hill on U.S. 340.
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Baltimore
H. Reese Shoemaker
Franklin P. Chritchfield
C. Cliftom Wiris
Robert Ne Kirby
Critchfield
Steiner’s Hill
U.S. 340
William V. Beall
East Second Street
John Ramsburg
East Patrick Street
Charles Wallace
RFD 1
Shoemaker
Hubert Gibson
Newark
N.J
N. Dorsey
Sgt
Quinon
Gibson
Auction sale of Urbana store and land executors for John L. Jamison
Earmarked property in Urbana comprising a large store room and one acre, offered for sale by J. W. and B. J. Jamison as executors for John L. Jamison. The site has housed a store for 90 years, most recently occupied by R. D. Hendrickson for 15 years. Nearby, a Frederick farm barn was struck and burned by lightning, another farm barn burned, wagon wheels failed on West Patrick Street, and a delivery wagon axle broke near Market and Patrick streets. Fort Fanny campers reported raided tents with missing suitcases, chests, food and drinks, prompting potential further action.
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Arles
EER
J. W
B. J. Jamison
John L. Jamison
Urbana
R. D. Hendrickson
Charles Routzahn
Frederick
Gas House
William H. Hood
Woodville
Tiarrisville
Hyzeialee Company
West Patrick Street
Ray L. Shaff
Market
Patrick Streets
Maddietown
Fort Fanny
Braddock Heights
Moray
International Affairs Topic Warns of Global Tensions and Markets
A column by Roger W. Babson from Babson Park Mass outlines potential impacts of Eisenhower's health on stock markets and suggests Russia aims to spread communism through diplomacy. It forecasts shifts in policy, European adjustments, and possible 1965 European conflict, while urging continued retail spending and debt reduction.
Ill and recovering in Frederick area hospitals
Among the sick, Mrs John Ed Schell Jr of East Second Street has returned today from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a medical patient. Deputy Sheriff George M Layman returned Monday to East Sixth Street from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he was a cardiac patient. Mr Lewis H Knock of North Market Street, who suffered a skull fracture last week, is much improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital, where he has been a patient since last Tuesday. Dr Andrew G Truxai, president of Hood College, developed post operative pneumonia two weeks ago and was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital, where he is greatly improved and hopes to return home soon. Mr Harley Webber of Knoxville was moved Monday from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore. he is doing as well as can be expected. Removal was by C H Feete and Bro ambulance. Mrs Rita Wells of South Market Street underwent surgery Monday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Mr Mehri Reddick of Walkersville, who had hand tumor surgery at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore last week, is expected to have a similar operation this week. Mr Anthony J Cincotta of Brunswick remains under medical care at Frederick Memorial Hospital, where he has been a patient since suffering a heart attack July 1.
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John Ed. Schell Jr
East Second Street
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George M. Layman
East Sixth Street
Lewis H. Knock
North Market Street
Andrew G. Truxai
Hood College
Harley Webber
Knoxville
Frederick Memoral
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
C. H. Feete
Bro
Rita Wells
South Market Street
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Mehri Reddick
Walkersville
Union Memorial Hospital
Anthony J. Cincotta
Brunswick
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital August
Frederick Memorial Hospital reported several births in August including Laura Jane Friday, Brenda Joyce Garber, and Carroll Robert Brashears II. A long list notes parents and addresses across Frederick, Hagerstown, Westminster, and surrounding towns. One mother, Mary Jane Eakle, is identified as formerly from Hagerstown. Additional items include hospital patient updates and a late July administration note.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harold E. Matteson
East Patrick Street
Laura Jane Friday
Matteson
Mary Jane Eakle
Hagers Own
Richard
Garber
New Windsor
Brenda Joyce
Alice Sinnott
Westminster
Carroll Robert Brashears
Braddock Heights
Carroll Robert
Foday
Marvin L Ridgely
Route 1
Airy
Betty Carol
Evolution of the American vice presidency and its power
The article traces how early vice presidents often became president after a death or resignation, notes the shift after the 12th Amendment, and argues recent changes under Eisenhower giving Nixon greater power. It discusses how this redefined role could strengthen the U S government if the trend continues.
Draft Calls Rise as Enlistment Lags in Postwar U.S.
Military authorities sustain a large force with about 3 million in service and require thousands more each month. Although volunteers lag, men with two years of service are leaving, prompting higher draft quotas. Ages 18 to 26, and sometimes up to 35, remain obligation periods of two years, leading local boards to tighten deferments as September requests 14,000 and October climbs to 17,000.
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Defense Department
Uncle Sam
May Have To Repay 43 405 Excess Salary
Baltimore city officials who voted themselves pay raises last winter may have to repay the excess, as a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling supports the suit. Mayor D Alesandro and council members joined Comptroller Gra ham Jr in the dispute, with Pressman seeking repayment and awaiting counsel from city legal officials.
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Baltimore
D'Alesandro
Ralses
Thenelves
R. Walter Graham Jr
Hyman Pressman
Aspayer
Maryland Coast
Maryland
United Retail Merchants’ Association
Haxerstown
Frank Knox
Harry LeGore
Holden
Felton
Russell H. McCain
EA. Alexander Jr
Austin James
T. Edgie Russell
Roy Rhoderick
DG Everhart
Walter FE Linn
Charles McC. Mathias
WT Delaplaine
Hammond Clary
Probate petition for John R. Naylor estate granted
Petition for letters testamentary granted for John R. Naylor who died August 11 in a State Sanatorium. Executor named. heirs include wife Anna Naylor and daughters Mary Engles and Aspe Naylor. Bequests cover dwelling and improvements at State Sanatorium, equal shares to son and daughter, and daughter receives 835 plus second wife. Witnesses listed as Elizabeth Beat, Mary Peiffer, and Jobs Barton.
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Peticon
John R. Naylor
Lo Naylor
Anna Nayior
Mary Nasior Engles
Naylor
Aspe Navier
Elizabeth J. Beat
RFD
Waynesbore
Mia
Mary Frances Peiffer
Wayner
K Barton
Jiége Gomme
Births and travels populate local personals page
Mr and Mrs Richard Kine announce a son born Saturday at Waynesboro Hospital. Mrs Joseph Bo Mason of Tampa visits her parents Earl Poole. Braddock Heights residents Mrs Walter DeLauter and Miss Josephine DeLauter visit relatives in Doubs and Frederick. Lena Main of Doubs weekend with siblings. Mr and Mrs Walter South, Heyattsville, and Mr and Mrs Melvin Ho Bowers with children return from four week Falcon Heights Texas vacation, also visiting Ed ward A Henry family in Mexico. A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown for Thomas C Grossnickle and Mabel M Flook.
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Richard Kine
Myersville
Waynesboro
Joseph Bo Mason
Tampa
Fla
Earl Poole
Braddock Heights
Walter DeLauter
Josephine DeLawter
Kensington
Doubs and
Frederick
Lena $. Main
Doubs
Walter Jo South
Heyattsville
Melvin Ho Bowers de
Falcon Heghts
Texas
Edward A Henry
Mexico
Stevenson Speech Criticized As Vulnerable in Campaign
In San Francisco on Aug 21, David Lawrence notes Adlai Stevenson’s acceptance speech exposed weaknesses as a campaign approach. The piece questions how to reconcile claims of American prestige abroad with methods of diplomacy, and critiques Stevenson’s rhetoric on liberty, advertising, and the role of peace in U.S. policy.
Funeral notices recount several Middletown area services
Funeral services were held for J Oliver Wooper Tracey Delauter Elgin Pryor Jr and Bessie Maring Charles Exoll and others with Rev Carlo Boxer Rev Harry Coffett Rev George Gray Rev Richard D Thompson officiating Interments followed at Lutheran Bethel Winfield and New Market cemeteries The obituaries note surviving relatives and home towns in Middletown Foxville Waynesboro and Fairfield with local funeral directors WW L Creager and Son C M Waltz and others.
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J. Oliver Wooper
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladhill Company
Carroll Boxer
Harold
Robert
Merril
Donald
Glenn Wiles
Robert Zecher
Lutheran Cemetery
Tracey H. Delauter
Foxville
Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church
Harry Coffett
George Delauter
Paul J. Delauter
Fred A Delauter
Edgar FE. Delauter
Ralph D. Pryor
Frank L. Pryor
Burns Hill Cemetery
Waynesboro
L Creager and Son
Elgin Ellsworth Pryor Jr
Fairfield
Bethel Church of God
George Gray
Clarence McWahn
Bethel Cemetery
Tae Catet
Bessie L. Maring
Gypsy Hill
Carroll County
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Cronise Barr
Emerson
Norman
Elwood Pickett
Russell Fleming
James Robertson
Winfield Church of God
Charles E. Exoll
Montgomery County
Richard D. Thompson
Stephen Ryan
Rey Thompson
James Grimes
Edward Snyder
Ronald Krickler
Truman Davis
New Market Cemetery
Deaths in Maryland Region Prompt Multiple Obituaries
A sequence of obituary notices records the deaths of Luther Edwards Derr of Plane No 4 aged 74 a retired baker. Edith S Ahalt of Middletown at 63. Harry Edwin Wolfe of Smithsburg Route 2 aged 81. Details include survivors, burial plans, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Also noted is a Jordan clash leaving two Israeli soldiers dead.
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Ger W. Babu
Ry Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
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Eisenihower
Lizzie
Stalin
Tito
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South America
Washington
Senate
White House
Great Britain
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Germany
Truman
U.S
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Zion Turheran Co
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Marietta Frances Summers
Francis W. Summers
Robert Arnold Zecher
Elva Zecher
Broad Run
Floyd .M. Zecher
Howard J. McCarney
Donald Main
Mary H. Hoffman
Patricia Kefauver
Arlington
June Gilbert
Delores Wiles
Charlotte Rae Bowers
Alexa Summers
Finnarshr Tee
Harold Summers
Ringhearer
Arlington Huffer
Bruce Huffer
Wayne Guyton
Burkittsville
Maurice Barkley
Paul Summers
Ladies
Sarah Mae Gladhill
Janice South
Faye Kendall
Niagara Falls
Zecher
Middletown High School
Grangers Mutual Insurance Co
Summers
Summit Avenue
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hoxpital
Clifton Morningstar
Capital
Jake G. Newman
Orphans Court
Mee
Ada Bite
Jono Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Naton
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Martin van Buren
Andrew, Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Warrs S. Truman
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Trumah
Ocore Me Suleeeoju Wein
Roosevelt
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Hagerstoun
Thomas C. Grossnickle
Wotlfsville
Mabel M. Fiook
Welfeville
David Lares
David Lawrence
San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
America
Kremlin
Free World
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India
Indonesia
Egypt
John Foster Dulles
Stevenson
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Democratic National Committee
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Louise
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Harvey Pryor
Lantz
Aldy Smith
Defenceation
Democratic Congress
Yesteryears
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Luther Edwards Derr
Frederick County
Cornelius
Mary Derr
Mary Catherine
Donald L
Roger
Wilmington
Bel
Edward C
Liverpool
Jack W
Paul
Santa Fe
Cab
Betsy Hull
Henry Wampler
Abraham Derr
Henry Cummings
Washington State
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
Russell Ahait
Edith S. Ahait
Russell Ahalt
Frederick Wumusal Hospital
Aed
Edward M. Land
Jenny Lanner Lighter
Bur
Ira Hart
Henry Haupt
Edward Fulmer
R. S Brown
Easton
Beulah
Irene Lighter
Carroll Boyer
Reformed Cemetery
Edwin Wolfe
Harry Edwin Wolfe
Smithsburg
Washington County
Garfield
Willam
Nancy Maugans Wolfe
Welty's
Church of the Brethren
Della Toms Wolfe
Feleahor Muritz
Smithshoro
Welty's Church
John &. Rowland
J. Irvine Thomas
Amman
Jordan
Reshman
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