Traffic Lights Ordered For Intersections
The Mayor and Aldermen in a special session ordered traffic lights at Wisner East Patrick and Center West South intersections. A blinker at West South Jefferson was approved with extra signs on Jefferson Street. A westbound one-way alley on South Market’s west block was established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisner
East Patrick Streets
Center
West South
Jefferson Streets
Onefferson Street
South Market Street
South Street
South End Civil Association
Washington Street
Frederick City
Board of Alden
Will
E. Austin James
Fishing Creek
Thomas Bittle
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Doctors Profit from X Raying Draftees Revealed
Washington reports expose doctors earning large sums for draftee X rays. Milwaukee physician Dr Irving Colwan averages 1125 daily this month, with over 4500 X rays performed since month start. Omaha doctor reportedly collects about 1000 daily for induction center X rays amid ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol Hill
Rep
Inson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Milwaukee Army
Milwaukee
Irving Co Iwan
Thomas Appleby, Jr
Cowan
Believe Dean Died in Hands Of Friends
A Tokyo dispatch notes South Koreans speculated Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, missing since July 22 near Taejon, died of battle wounds and was buried by locals. No official confirmation. they fear North Korean retaliation if captured, suggesting a cover story rather than verified facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
William F. Dean
WJ. S. 24Th Division
Tere
Dean
Taejon
Korea
Pyongyang
Favors flood control if towns endangered
Washington reports Senator Tydings supports flood control work where communities face real danger and favors classifying such projects as emergencies while postponing non defense activities not vital to national welfare. His aide cited Maryland Cumberland Ridgeley and Savage River projects as under review, though not specifically naming them. Taneytown notes Legion Post 120 reelects leaders at Baltimore convention with new officers named and a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
Cumberland
Ridgeley
Savage River
Maryland
Legion
Taneytown
Hesson- Snyder
American Legion
Francis Lockingbill
Edmund Morrison
Stanley King
Harry Baker
James C. Myers
Jacob Myers
Fred Shank, Jr
Kenneth Hull
John Q. Garner
Robert Wantz
Legion and Auxiliary
Baltimore
Commander Lookinghill
Galen Stonesifer
David Myerly
Neal Powell
Clarence Otto
Sterling Fowler
Betty Morrison
J A Clark Hosts Retail Grocer Group Evening
J A Clark entertained the Independent Retail Grocers and clerks Wednesday on the lawn of his East Lighth Street home and warehouse. Rev Paul W Kinsel offered invocation before a picnic for about 350 guests with Jerry Marrone and his orchestra providing music. Two educational films followed, one on Your Produce Department and another on refrigeration progress. Door prizes included crates of plums cantaloupes and Bartlett pears won by Charlies Hobbs Thurmont Lawrence Willard King’s Market Boonsboro Mr Johnson and Mrs Harry Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jammer Avery Clark
East Lighth Street
Paul W. Kinsel
Jerry Marrone
Maryland State Grocers’ Association
Hill Refrigeration Company
Charlies Hobbs
Thurmont
Lawrence Willard
Frederick
King’s Market
Boonsboro
Johnson
Hagerstown
Harry Main
Main’s
Queen Of State Fair To Be Chosen Saturday
Baltimore Aug 24 The Queen of Timonium will be chosen Saturday from 23 farmer ettes representing every Maryland county. The queen and her court will reign over the Timonium fair opening Aug 30 and running through Sept 9. Judges listed entries include Ann Riggleman and 23 named county entrants across Allegany Anne Arundel Calvert Caroline Carroll Cecil Charles Dorchester Frederick Los Beachy Garrett Nellie Pardew Harford M Grace Mullinix Howard Betty Anne Lusby Kent Joanne Rick etts Montgomery Minnie Xander Prince Georges Mildred Candy Queen Annes Shirley Ann Raley St Marys Millicent Young Somerset Elea nor Lindeman Talbot Shirley Lee Mason Washington Kathleen Stevenson Wicomico Margaret Ann Northam Worcester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Matt L. Daiger
Ann Riggleman
Allegany
Joan Howard
Anne Arundel
Vivian Mathena
Constance Anne Hutchins
Calvert
Barbara Dean
Caroline
Annabelle Singer
Carroll
Ethel Detp
Cecil
Mary Eleanor Blackhall
Charles
Mary Parker
Dorchester
Doris Roderick
Frederick
Los Beachy
Garrett
Nellie Pardew
Harford
M. Grace Mullinix
Howard
Betty Anne Lusby
Kent
Joanne Ricketts
Montgomery
Minnie Xander
Prince Georges
Mildred Candy
Queen Annes
Shirley Ann Raley
St. Marys
Millicent Young
Somerset
Eleanor Lindeman
Talbot
Shirley Lee Mason
Cows Sell Well at Royal Oak Dispersal Sale
Fifty eight head of Holsteins and Guernseys, eight registered, averaged 339.42 per head at Wolf spit Farm dispersal sale owned by Joseph Ulmer in Royal Oak Talbot County on Tuesday. Top registered animal brought 525 and top grade 430. Auctioneer Emmett R Bowlus reported strong demand for good dairy animals on the Eastern Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfspit Farm
Joseph Ulmer
Royal Oak
Talbot County
Emmett R. Bowlus
Howard C. Barker
Army To Call 47 000 More Reservists
The Army announced 47,000 additional male enlisted reservists will be called to active duty by November 10, joining prior calls for 62,000 enlisted men and 6,432 reserve officers. Most come from the six continental Army areas with 4,000 drawn nationwide including those with less than one year of prior active duty. Training camps run from October 25 to November 10 for 18 to 35 year olds. The Selective Service aims for 100,000 recruits by end of October, with deadlines and reporting windows across September to November. Blood flows through the bones of very young children almost as freely as it does through the veins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Army
Army
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Second Army
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Kentucky
Annual Kanede Reunion Attended By Many
The annual Kabede reunion was held at Gaithersburg Agricultural Center on August 19. A noon basket meal preceded a program with readings, songs, poems, and duets. Prizes honored youngest and oldest attendees, longest distance traveled, largest family, and several racing and contest winners. Attendees included Samuel Randall, Virginia Miller, Lillie Frye, Kenneth Watkins, Margaret Potts, David Kanode, Ed Carey, and others. officers to be reelected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg Agricultural Center
Jesus
Harry Kaetude
Kas Townsend
Margaret Potts
Clay Plummer
Kenneth Watkins
Mary Lee Groves
Martha Woerner
Harry Clifton Mullican
Hiram. Perkins
Harry Kanade
Jeffrey Stevenson
Walter Bynne
Lillie Frye
Hiram Perkins
Florence Kanade
Charles Allen
F M Oden
Melvin Oden
David Kanode
Edward Carey
Ralph Carey
Roland Carey
Robert Eader
Russell Eader
Paul Eader
Diana Watkins
John Whipp
Thomas
Why I Believe in God reader's digest excerpt
A young medical student, Dr. A. J. Cronin, starts as an unbeliever doubting an immortal soul. September Reader's Digest, now on sale, features how experience and others' faith led him to belief in God. Condensed from Woman's Home Companion. one of 39 articles of lasting interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cronin
Local Names List of Party Attendees and Families
A long list of residents and relatives appears, naming many households and family groups. The names include Whipp, Maughone, Mullican, Groves, Kanode, Perkins, Plummer, Mullican again, Emory, Britt, Stevenson, Walker, Townsend, Waller Byrne, Randall, Oden, Fox, Cutshall, Guthrie, Eader, Flynn among others, indicating a social event or gathering with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Emory
Marry Kanode
Clay Plummer
Havery Britt
Jimmy
Mildred Lee Stevenson
Jeffrey
Yorest Walker
Ruth Townsend
Kay
Waller Byrne
W. A. Randall
Howard Rufus Oden
Edwin Fox
Dennis
Donald
Vernon Oden
Ronald
Frank Cutshall
Melvin Cutshall
Grant Guthrie
Grant Jr
Wichwel Eader
Charles Eader
W. T. Flynn
Federal Md notices list families and individuals
The fragment lists many local names including Heed family Arnold family Bader Byrne Renneberger Ott and others in Frederick Maryland. It also notes that menhaden fish are used in soap paint varnish insect spray printing ink.
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Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Burtner Bros
John Kaufman
Washington, D. C
Cealous
TFC
Eliow Springs
Lister
UFC
W.f.m.ld
NPAT
J. A. Clark Entertains Retail Grocer Group
Poplar Timber
Berryville
Berryville Basket Co., Inc
Berryville, VA
New York
Armstrong
Jacobsons
S$ Market ST
S Market ST
Kanede
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
Lockwood
Aspin Hill Cemetery
George J. Young
RockviLle, MD
Arthur Potts Insurance—Real Estate
Potts
Howard Marvin Jones
Frederick, Md
Mutual Bled Heed, Jr
Gerald Arnold
Gerwdine
William Woerner
Heed Keader
Ide
Jacob Bader
John Bader
Jen Mellott
Robert Bader
Bertha Bader
Hubert L. Dbader
Nancy Lee Bader
Janes E. Bader
Francis Bader
J. Robert Byrne
Robert Byrne
Edith R. Byrne
Raymond Renneberger
Ott
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Glass & Mirror
Park Ave
SALPH
Betson
Ales & Service
Roy H. Walter
East Second Street
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Daughters
Notre Dame Convent Building Fund
Frank C. Shook
the Orphans’ Court
Bis Leghd
S.market ST
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