J H Baker Dies Rites Here Monday
J H Baker prominent Marylander and Buckeystown native dies at 85 after a long illness at College Manor Lutherville The Standard Lime and Stone Company longtime president and later chairman of the board he served in church and civic roles in Buckeystown Frederick and beyond Funeral services set for Monday at 3 PM at the Belvedere Hotel funeral home officiated by Bishop James H Stravgin interment Mt Olivet cemetery E Cline and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Baker
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Church
Buckeystown
Baker
Western Maryland College
Westminster Theological Seminary
Asbury Methodist Home For
Gaithersburg
Buckingham School For
Frederick County
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of Maryland
Claggett Conference Center
Henry Baker
Maryland
William G. Baker
John H Baker
Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Merchants Club
Baltimore
Rotary Club
William G Baker, Jr
Joseph D. Baker
Belvedere Hotel
Buckesstown
Lena Millard
F. Lazelle Sawyers
Centerville
Town
Dos D Baker, Jr
Monkton
East Patrick Street
James H. Stravgin
Army pins WWI Medical Corps captain Fueene L. Swan
In Washington the Army identified Captain Fueene L. Swan of the Medical Corps by a tattooed serial number. He was detained in a Netherlands hospital. Monocacy River near Frederick runs clear, Potomac at Weverton remains clear.
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Van
Washington
Army
Fueene L. Swan
Netherlands
Ambulance Fund Boosted by Thurmont Legion Dance
The Edwin C. Creeger Jr Post American Legion in Thurmont bought and put into use an ambulance staffed by trained drivers. It began operation on July 4 and has been very busy. A Legion dance at the Home Saturday evening supported the ambulance fund and was deemed a success by officials who thanked contributors.
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Edwin C. Creeger, Jr
American Legion
Thurmont
The
Legion Post
Quemoy Raid by Reds Reported From Peiping
Tokyo reports Communist China claimed a small scale raid on Quemoy with 40 soldiers landing on Monday night. Nationalists say 11 were killed, one captured, and Reds withdrew. U.S. officials in Washington call it a skirmish and doubt invasion plans against Formosa.
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Tokyo
Communist
China Today
Quemoy
Formosa
Peiping
Taipei
Reds
U.S
Washington
Formosa Strait
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Lukuaugh Sinalg
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachens
Medical Progress Aids Man With Advanced TB
A Frederick man once admitted to Henryton State Hospital for advanced tuberculosis has been discharged with the infection arrested. Health officer Dr. Forbes H Burgess said the patient, 34 at admission and treated 1,897 days, is considered arrested and will be periodically followed. New drugs over the last two years are credited with the recovery, allowing a normal life with limited activity.
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Frederick
Henryton State Hospital
Forbes H Burgess
Health Department
Homemakers Pageant Opens Gaithersburg Fair
At the Gaithersburg fair this evening the Homemakers Pageant will be held followed by a parade of champions in livestock. Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin will lead the parade with a fireworks display set for ten oclock. Attendance for Thursday was 13 000, a 25 percent rise from last year, and three day total 40 000. Saturday features a horse show at ten in the morning with a large crowd expected. Also attending the State Association of County Commissioners convention are Commissioners Ul Grant Hooper and Robert R Rhoderick and attorney Walter E Sinn. Rhoderick and wife left for Ocean City. Mooper and Linn with wives left Frederick today.
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Gaithersburg
Theodore R. McKeldin
Fair Association
State Association of County Commissioners
Ocean City
Grant Hooper
Robert R Rhoderick
Walter E. Sinn
Rhoderick
Seashore
Mooper
Mr. Linn
Frederick
Eight Youths Tried For Robberies in Frederick
Eight youths and young men faced charges for breakings and enterings across Frederick city and county. A 11 year old was sent to the Maryland Reformatory for Males for breaking into a rifle from his uncle, with others receiving suspended sentences or probation for related crimes.
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Frederick Area
Maryland Reformatory
Patrick M. Schnauffer
John Stone
RED 3
Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick City
John Long
Paul William Parkinson
Startinsburg
W. Val
Robert Lee Andrews
East Fifth Street
Thomas E. Harding, Jr
East Sixth Street
Henry Ketterman
Charles Roberts
RFD
Charles Wallace
Knoxville
Ketterman
Stone
O’possumtown Pike
Montgomery County
Latvian Stone
Falso
Basore
Roberts
Wallace
y _ Andrews
Harding
Arcate
Worth Market Street
Samuel J Roderick
West Seventh Street
A. Norman Duelz
Roderick
Andrews
Army
Long
Parkinson
Russell R. Keller
Middletown
James H. Rouzee, Jr
Washington County
Two Minor Accidents Reported On Thursday
Frederick police report two minor crashes on Thursday. A truck door opened on East Second near Church hitting two parked cars owned by Edgar Frangs Shannon and Isaac C Rice, causing minor damage. A later crash on East South near Wisner involved Harold L Stull Jr, charged with improper turn. his truck hit Rollin R Lewis’s truck. A lair of loitering saw Frank Alderton held on East All Saints street. Joseph Subourin posted collateral for license charge.
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Frederick
East South Street
Wisner
Harold L. Stull Jr
RFD
Stull
Rollin R Lewis
Kent
Denver Shook
Frank
Five Wounded in Memphis Fairgrounds Shootout
Five men were wounded at a fairgrounds building project in Memphis Tennessee in a dispute between union and nonunion workers. Two are listed in critical condition as police investigate the shooting during the day.
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Memphis, Tenn
Union
Five Frederick Schools Open To Welcome New First Graders
Five Frederick elementary schools will open from 9 30 am to noon on Tuesday September 7 to receive first grade pupils entering the county system. Principals and teachers will greet families. birth certificates and vaccination proof required. Bus pupils may attend but buses won’t operate that day. no meals will be served. Regular cafeteria service begins September 8. faculty meetings set for the day before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Oil
Board of Education
Parkway
North Frederick
North Market Street
Washington Street
East Frederick
Eugene W. Pritt
Elm Street
Department of Motor Vehicles
Paul Hoffmaster
County Board of Education
Hoffmaster
Showdown In Texas Comes On Saturday
Governor Allan Shivers and challenger Ralph Yarborough trail toward a high stakes Democratic runoff in Texas with two statewide races on the ballot. Shivers campaigns in Houston while Yarborough speaks in Dallas as the election nears. The contest also features a Supreme Court race with Few Brewster facing Alfred Scott.
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Dallas
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas
Ralph Yarhor
Austin
Yarborough
Shivers
Houston
State Supreme Court
Few Brewster
Alfred Scott
Adlai Stevenson Teaas
Gudin Sworn Brazil Finance Minister in Crisis
Eugenio Gudin, head of the Brazilian Institute of Economics, was sworn in as Brazil’s finance minister to tackle a severe economic crisis. He aims to stabilize prices, curb state expenses, and address a foreign exchange shortage caused by declining exports of Brazil’s main product, coffee. President Joao Cafe Filho appointed Gudin to replace Osvaldo Aranha after Vargas’s cabinet resignation following Vargas’s death.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Eugenio Gud
Brazilian Institute of Economics
Gudin
Joao Cafe Filho
Osvaldo Aranha
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
Auto Law Cases Heard In Peoples Court This Morning
A city disposal truck operator Calvin Lidie of 115 West Fifth Street was fined 3645 by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr for not yielding to a State Police patrol on East Patrick Street August 19. Trooper Storer led most charges with several motorists cited for speeding and license issues. James Edward Wants of Emmitsburg was found innocent after four hours of deliberation in a separate case. Dr Otto John in Bonn is said to mastermind a Communist plot to lure West German officials according to Western intelligence sources.
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Calvin Lidie
West Fifth Street
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Robert L. Storer
East Patrick Street
Storer
Carl B. Smith
Tramsville
Shoemaker
Monroe H. Schloss
Severna Park
Ridgeville
Albert Misner
Thurmont
U.S. 40 East
David Acker
Baltimore
Acker
Robert Chishong
Gmity
Hoth
Robert McNeill
U. S. 40 East
Otha L. Tullos
Harrisonburg
US 40
Robert E. Wheeler
Paul EB. Harshman
Myersville
Patrick Street
James W. Krantz
Ernest E Pugh
Akron O
Gio
Hill
Braddock Mountain
Walter F. DeLaughter
U.S. 40
Charlotte C. Holtzople
Kermar
East Street
Eugene F. Baker
Thomas R Evans
Glen Burnie
Robert C. Dishong
Hampton E Crum
Staunton
Philip L Strombers
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Joseph H. Wilson
Robert G Bowers
Cannonsburn
Ernest M. Miss
West Patrick Street
Potomac River
Licksville
John
Bonn
Germany
Otto John
Evangelism Report To Be Given At World Council Assembly
Evangalist report discussed by delegates of the World Council of Churches as the committee on evangelism presents proposals to boost Christian numbers worldwide. The report addresses the ongoing mission to reach non Christians and expand the church in regions where Christians remain a minority.
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Evanston. II
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Committee On Evangelism
Rejection Of EDC Pact Sparks French Political Tensions
Paris report notes the Assembly of the French Union voted 100-65 against the six nation European Defense Community plan after an all-night session. The nonbinding recommendation signals trouble for Mendes-France’s government as EDC faces ratification debates in Parliament. President Coty returns to Paris amid cabinet reshuffles while three anti EDC ministers resign and a broader ministerial shakeup looms. In Manila a Pacific typhoon with winds up to 95 miles per hour threatens northern Luzon and could strike the Batanes area this weekend.
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Paris
Assembly of the French Union
France
Union Assembly
EDC
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Tosh
Rene Coty
Bass Noles de Poinemshi
Cots
Mendes- France
Charles de Gaulle
Brussels
Ultranationalst de Gaullists
Pacific
Manila
Philippines
Weather Bureau
Batanesa
Luzon
Wolfson Seeks to Oust Montgomery Ward Leader Avery
New York reported Louis E. Wolfson and associates moved to seize control of Montgomery Ward. Wolfson claimed the largest share block and said the aim is to replace chairman Avery, criticizing Avery’s conservative postwar asset strategy as Sears Roebuck gains.
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New York
Florida
Louis E. Wolfson
Sewjell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Avery
Chicago
Sears Roebuck & Co
Top Soviets Moving Offices From Kremlin
New York Times dispatch from Moscow says Premier Georgi Malenkov and top Soviet officials plan to move offices from the Kremlin to other locations in the city. The Kremlin will reopen to sightseers, observers note, and Khrushchev and Malenkov have already moved to private residences. Since Stalin's death, much government business has been conducted elsewhere.
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New York
The
New York Times
Moscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Kremlin
Red Square
Stalin
Times
Clement Attlee
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Malenkov
Khrushchev
Kremliin
Five Day Weather Outlook for Delaware and Maryland
Five day forecast shows cooler, partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms in the mountains on Saturday. Sunday brings warmer temps with showers and storms, cooler Monday with more showers Tuesday or Wednesday, then warming again by Wednesday. Normal highs near 80, lows in the 60s, with regional differences noted.
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Delaware
Maryland
Mahoney Concedes To Byrd In Maryland Governor Race
Baltimore reports Mahoney concedes the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor to Dr. H. C. Byrd after a lengthy court fight. Byrd led county unit votes 80 to 72 and held a 4,000 edge in statewide popular votes. Dorsey steps aside after also losing in the party contest. Byrd, long tied to the University of Maryland, now faces Gov. McKeldin in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Mahoney
Maryland
Byrd
Nll
Philip H. Dorsey Jr
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Dorsey
Sybert
Unit
T. Barton Harrington
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Me‘elim
McKeldin
William Preston Lane Jr
Lane
U. S. Senate
Inflammable Material Found in Thurmont Sewer
Thurmont town officials investigated a cream like inflammable substance found floating on August 10 in the primary settling tank. Elsworth Poole and Peter C. Dodge of the state health department collected samples. No local industry admitted dumping. Officials request notice of any inflammable substances dumped to prevent fire or explosion risk.
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Thuremont
Elsworth Poole
Peter C. Dodge
State Department of Health
Focal Health Department
Plotters Snared In Draft Dodgers Home Plot
New York police trap at the Fifth Avenue home of Serge Rubinstein netted Emanuel Lester, 31, and two other men in an extortion plot tied to a $535,000 federal suit. Rubinstein, a Russian-born financier and former WWII draftee, faces deportation actions after the raid. The case centers on threats to push Rubinstein into settlement amid a foreign business dispute.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Emanuel Lester
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Homemakers’ Pageant
al Gaithersburg Fair
Ritchie Highway
Staite Reformatory
Lutero Vargas
Geitysburg
Adams County
James Edward Wants
Emmitsburg
Wants
Assembly of French Union
Bank Corps
Gettysburg
Colt
Eisenhower
Tank Corps
United States
Gettysboro
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