Last Of Major Wars Predicted By Los Alamos Chief
The San Francisco address quoted Dr Norris Bradbury head of the Los Alamos Laboratory predicting the world has seen the last of major wars. He warned a ban on atomic weapons may come and large scale wars end in our lifetime. He noted Hiroshima and Nagasaki taught a global restraint while a new arsenal of bombs and missiles enhances deterrence.
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Los Alamos Atomic Laboratory
San Francisco
Norris E. Bradbury
Alamogordo
XN. M
Hiroshima
Japan
Nagasaki
United States
Soviet Union
Russig
Summers Reunion Held In Mountaindale Woods
The sixteenth annual Summers family reunion at Mountaindale picnic woods drew 175 attendees. After a basket lunch, Beauford Oden led a business session electing officers for the coming year, followed by an entertaining program with songs, readings, and poems.
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Phillip W
Margaret A. M. Summers
Thei Mountaindale Picnic Woods
Beauford Oden
Beauford, Oden
Franki Krantz
Walter Sherald
Helen Remsberg
Anna Mary Willard
Charles Putman
Richard Hoffman
Betty Hooper
Merkle Duval
Susan Krantz
Clyde Adams
Cindy Adams
Dickie Hoffman
Milo Hooper Sr
Betty
Bob
Milo Hooper
Richard Hooper
Howard Hooper
Dale Hooper
Charles Carmack
Afargaret Amberger
Grayson Hooper
Wayne Hooper
Joyce Fogle
Raymond Magnus
Ronnie
Gayla Magnus
Albert Ropp
Jennie M. Masser
Alberta Ropp
Kenneth Willard
George Ropp
Doty Remsburg
Denny
Lois Ann Remsburg
Rudolph Brandenburg
George Wayne
Terri Jane
Annie Lewis
Merrle Duvall
Tara Duvall
Bernard Wiles
Dianna
Brenda
Seth
Bernard Jr
H. Franklin Smith
Mary Ropp
Henry C. E. Krantz
Franklin Krantz
Susan
Sandy
Jay
Candy
Barbara Schmersahl
James
Willard
Mike
Harris T. Krantz
Stevie
Pattie
Ethan Summers
Larue
George Stevens
Glen Summers
Richard
Sandra
Glenn
Samuel Summers Jr
Billy
Kevin
Jimmy
Samuel II
Monroe Smith
Dave Smith
Richard Hahn
George Samuel Smith
Cora Summers
Florence DeGrange
Pat Lydard
Mirs
Kenneth Dawson
David
Danny
Cindy
David Adams
Raymond Putman
Charles W. Putman
Marilee
Barbara
Paulal Sayer
James Favorite
Albin Duvall
Dwight Duvall
Mary Anna Hoffman
Charlotte Hoffman
Robert Hoffman
Jerry Hoffman
J. Thomas Summers
Yommy
Susza and
Degas
Wrangel Island Namesake Admiral Fortunes in Seattle
The Alaska Wrangel town and island are named for Swedish Admiral Ferdinand Wrangell. His grandnephew, Baron Claus Von Wrangel, recently became a United States citizen in Seattle.
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Alaska
Wrangel
Ferdinand Wrangell
Baron Claus von Wrangel
United States
Seattle
Deaths of Edmonia Clagett and others in area
Obituary notices from Barnesville and surrounding towns record the death of Edmonia Clagett at 3:15 p m in Barnesville. Born 1858 she was daughter of Judson Ambush and Mrs. Clagett. Survivors include sister Miss Bessie R Clagett and brothers Charles E Clagett Rutherford N J and Ernest F Clagett Sellman Montgomery Co. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Barnesville Monday at 10 a m. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Harry Gilmore Dorsey and Samuel L Eppley with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. A Republican County Central Committee meeting at Mount Olivet and a wreck on the Frederick Inter-Urban Railway near Middletown are mentioned, with attendees and affected locales.
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Eppley
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick Motor Co
S. Grove Lime Company
John
Francis and
Mary Lease Eppley
Frederick County
Annie Schaefer Eppley
Bruce P. Delauder
Frederick
Samuel H_ Eppley
Carlton S_ Eppley
Walkersville
Carl
Fleischman
Dayton
Ohio
Evangelical Reformed United, Church of Christ
East
Patrick Street
Republican County Cent
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Leo Weinberg
Melvin A. E. Biser
Messrs
Martin C. Kemp
Wm. B. James
South Market Street
Middletown
Myersville
Stinson
Dawsom
East Church Street
D. C. Walker
Ridge Mountains
James J. Lindsay
Rocky
Frank I. Wheeler
Springs
M. R. Etchison
John C. Perkins
Ed Frederick
Hagerstown
South Mountain
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Braddock Heights
Monocacy River
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns Aug 22 1938
Twenty years ago items from The News columns on August 22 1938 report efforts to secure a waved east west road across upper Frederick County with backing by Hagerstown Smithsburg Thurmont road supporters seeking county commissioners aid for State Roads Commission. Also covers county political race filings including James H. Falk Meredith Van Staub and C F Moore, obituary notes for George Washington Haller Jr. and funeral plans, and a contract award by the State Roads Commission to Reliable Contracting Co. for Marland 170 drainage and surfacing work near Odenton with bid details.
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Frederick County
Hagerstown
Smithsburg - Thurmont
State Roads Commission
Wes. Holmes D. Baker
Geraldine
Joe
Virginia King
Waverley Farm
Canada
Marlboro
N. H
Sir
Register of Wills
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Joan S. Derr
L. Hubert Derr
Monrovia
Frank H. Lewis
Baltimore
Reliable Contracting Co. Inc
Millersville
Reliable
Marland
Odenton
John D Garman dies at home near New Market at 32
John David Garman died suddenly at his home near New Market Thursday afternoon at 5 30 o clock of natural causes aged 32 years He was the son of Mr and Mrs John D Garman and a farm tenant for years Surviving are his wife Gertrude Ricketts Garman six children Melvin Charles Betty John James Utica Dorothy Jn Bowers Emmitsburg several brothers and sisters survive
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John David Garman
New Market
Tate
John D. Garman
Gertrude Ricketts Garman
Melvin Garman
Charles Garman
Betty Garman
John Garman
James Garmine
Utica
Dorothy Jn Bowers
Emmitsburg
Shuff Family Reunion Highlights Maryland Gathering
The Benjamin and Margaret Shuff descendants held their first Maryland reunion at the Church of the Brethren Parish Hall in Myersville with relatives from Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Washington and Maryland attending a fellowship meal after a picnic. Officers elected for the coming year include Otha DeLanter president Eugene Blickenstaff vice president Sally Brandenburg and Lee Shuff secretaries Oscar A Brandenburg treasurer. The event featured prizes for the oldest Maryland born attendee Daniel E. Schuff and oldest lady present. The next reunion will return to Maryland on the third Sunday in August at the same site.
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Benjamin
Margaret Shuff
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Maryland
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
Otha DeLanter
Eugene Blickenstaff
Sally Brandenburg
Lee Shuff
Oscar A. Brandenburg
Daniel E. Schuff
Tom Blickenstaff
Harold Colliflower
Acton Albright
Polo, Ill
William McKinley
Judy
Otha de Lawter
Williamsport
Harold Colnflower
Adon
Albright
Polo
Ed. Lampley
Toledo
Join Shuff
Akron
Basil Grossnickle
Dale
Carol Ann
Ellen
Francis C. Harshman
Loise
Frederick
Donald B. Donegan
Dennis
Lida Denegan
Magerstown
Roy Bittle
Burkittsville
Arthur Greenhut
Gary
Ed Blickenstaff
Nevin Blickenstaff
Smithsbury
Eugene
Albert Bear
Janet
Jacque
Joan
Smithsburg
Charles C. Hoover Jr
John
Sara
Charles Hoover Sr
Russell Harshman Sr
Anna Dechant
Stanley Pryor
Cecil Pryor
Wolfsville
Russell Harshman Jr
Daugh
Funeral for Norma E. Sananer Held in Frederick
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 pm at the late residence in Lasbon Howard County for Norma E. Sananer widow of Roger F. Sanner who died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rev Henry Brown Calvary Lutheran Woodbine officiated with interment in St Olivet Cemetery Frederick. Pallbearers named. Fort Detrick news notes tours, reunions, picnics and personnel changes at the post with several upcoming events and relocations.
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Lasbon
Howard County
Norma E. Sananer
Roger F. Sanner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henry Brown
Calvary Lutheran Church
Woodbine
St. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Carl van Lowe
Thomas Gittings Jr
Ezra Davis
Robert Fleming
Roy Crum
Claude Single
C. M. Waltz
Side Glances from Cod Maryland Vacation Notes
A compact club page item lists locals on vacations and trips to Atlantic City Ocean City New England States and Chicago. Names include Dorothy Stroup Roy Cline John Ladino Doris Grabilt Captain Arle Humphrey Louise Cave Sam George George Weddle Mrs Gail Eaton Mrs Maynard Kling Mrs Ivan Lawson and others. It notes attendances at a Loyal Order of Moose convention and a Maryland Tobacco Exper iate event at Upper Marlboro with talks on abstinence and anti liquor campaigns and a bus trip to the National convention in Washington on August 30.
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Theodore Levinson
Fairgrounds
St. John’s Knights of Columbus
Doris Main
Ocean City
Arle D. Humphrey
Sam George
Louise Cave
Atlantic City
Ella Pearl
Henry Mitchell
Richmond
George Weddle
Loyal Order of Moose
Chicago
Gail Eaton
Ivan Lawson
Weove
Waa yeLareri
Maryland Tobacco
Upper Marl
Veralboro
Anii Tomlin
Wasiversity of
Maryland
Rose Price
Schildknecht
Long
Uni
Persity
Thee
Lawson
Grove Jr
Jon
Mount Victoria
Leslie Masser
Arthur Remsberg
Melvin Tabler
White Ribbon Herald
Union
Luther Buzzard
Locust Valley l
Leah Allen
Albert Cobleniz
Flossier Beachley
Charles Nichols
Harry Swomley
Armed Services
Masser
Washington
Calvary Church
AFL-CIO Backs UAW With Support Committee Formed
The AFL-CIO decided to provide financial and manpower support to Walter Reuther's United Auto Workers in case of a major industry strike. A seven member UAW Aid Committee was named, with leaders from rail, steel, clothing, electrical and other sectors. The move came after GM, Ford and Chrysler balked at bargaining in good faith during wage talks.
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Afl-Cio
UAW
George Harrison
James B. Carey
David Dubinsky
Dave McDonald
Albert Hayes
Joseph Beirne
Joseph Keenan
Pocono Mountains
Among The Sick Sits And Social News From Frederick
Dennis Alderton of Grant Place now in Panama under observation at Gorgas Hospital Balboa Canal Zone. Susan Murphy four and a half months old returned from Johns Hopkins after surgery August 11. Mrs Marian Redmond rushed to hospital for possible heart attack. Various local notes include Dr George Wright, Robert Leichert Jr in Colorado, Ke la ren Bauer’s northern Michigan trip, fishing trip to Chincoteague, and visits by Colonel William Tigerti in Texas. Reckless driving charge against Harold Keats after vehicular collision with parked car on East Patrick Street.
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Dennis Alderton
Grant Place
Panama
Gorgas Hospital
Balboa
Canal Zone
Susan Jean Murphy
Frank Murphy
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
United Ambulance
Marian Redmond
Redmond
George
G. Wright
Michigan
Robert Leichert Jr
Colorado
Y Keiaren Bauer
Canada
Niagara Falls
Boyer Fout
Jerss Haygood
Austin Haifleigh
Bill Miller
Chincoteague
William Tigerti
U. S. Army Medical Unit
Ruth Janssen
Hazel Jury
Helen Dixon
Doubs
Templehof
Berlin
David Stefange
Capel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Watkins Acres
Harold Keats
Eastpass
Harry D.stitely
Union Bridge
Stitely
East Patricks
Market Street
Keats
Bomare Missile Proves Readiness
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The Bomare interceptor missile proved readiness to join the nations air defense. The missile crossed the Atlantic Thursday and hit a pilotless B1 drone bomber at about 250 miles. It was triggered remotely from a computer control center in Kingston North Carolina 1500 miles away. It marked the third successful Bomarc test this month within the SAGE defense system.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.ap
Atlantic
Kingston
N. C
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National Naval, Medical Center
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Special Operations Division
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Sarasota
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Lewis A. Rice
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Matteo Cardella
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Jordon Jenkins
Gary Lee
James Lester
Walter Fry
Frederick S Memorial Hospital
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North Market Street
Sara Babington
Patricia Kemp
Doris Grable
Mary Howard
Poebe Summers
Clark
Frannie
Wyo
Daniel J. Reynolds
Frank W. Day Jr
Allan J. Ma Jloney
Worth Haven. Conn
Donald M. Overholser Jr
Ho-Ho-kus
N. J
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Mary C Biser
Purdue ‘University
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Virginia Lynch
Grace D. Amadore
Marcia JF. Main
Ann &. Clabaugh
Esther Friederich
Kenneth M. Young Jr
Juius J. Weisler
Queens
N.Y
Richard D. Berger
University of Wisconsin
Milton Q. Stills
Rutgers Unversity Pharmacy School
Dimitri A. Linard
Coming and Moore
Washington, D. C
Louis A. Trudell
Southfield Township High School
Mich
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Donora
James F. Erspamer
NEW Starret Ww. C. TG
Maynard Kling
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Teere Company
Mary Posta
New Bern
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Bernard
Grove
Jefferson Boulevard
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Bernard L. Grove
University of Maryland
Pesean Faemacler Onmasintan
Bomare
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