Death of Vargas Endangers Brazilian Democracy and US Interests
The death of President Getulio Vargas signals the weakening of Brazil's democratic system and a rise in anti American sentiment. It may embolden Peronist influence in Argentina while strengthening Communist currents in South America. Vargas ruled since 1930, endured a 1945 coup, and retirement to a cattle ranch followed defeat. The country faces inflation, illiteracy, hunger, and political instability amid calls for Vargas resignation. The vice president awaits succession as Brazil risks political strife and adverse US consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Rio Grafide
Peron
Argentina
Vargas
Enrico Gaspar Dutra
Congress
United States
Begin Probe Of Two B36 Crashes
Air Force crash teams head to two B36 incidents in El Paso Texas and Rapid City South Dakota. In El Paso a single 16 engine bomber wrecked near a housing project after power failure, disintegrating in a fiery heap. One crewman died and 15 injured. Rapid City crash killed 24 crewmen with three others critically hurt while approaching Ellsworth Air Force Base in clear weather. The bomber is valued at 3.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso. Tex
Air Force
Fight Safety Headquarters
Jeff
el Paso
Rapid City
S.D
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Cobblestone repaving on Market Street completed soon
Fifty years ago report notes Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad crews repaving Market Street between Fourth and Fifth with cobblestones, an effort started over a year earlier and expected to finish in about a week. Yellott defeats Toms in the only M C A tennis match, with Maulsby and Yellow awaiting the winner. Jacob Dadison, a City Opera House manager, injured when he fell through a doorway into a basement while installing a film sign. Everest Harding showcases millet stalks six feet tall on East Church Street. A Braddock Heights dance hosted by Muss Ritchie’s colony class drew a pleasant crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad
Market Street
Fourth
Fifth
Yellott
Toms
Maulsdy
Yellow
Justice Smith
Jacob Dadison
City Opera House
A. C. MecCardell
Everest Harding
East Church Street
Braddock Heights
Muss Ritchie
Man N E R Gratification Expressed By Transient Director
The Columax notes that Rev Millard G W Wilson pastor of Frederick Church of the Brethren has accepted a call to Cloverdale Church near Roanoke Virginia. The Frederick mayor and board set city tax rate at 95 cents per hundred dollars value at a special session. The Junior Democratic Club of Frederick held a Braddock Heights picnic featuring dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columax of
Millard G Wilson
Frederick
Democratic Club
Braddock Heights
Prominent Hagerstown figure Vincent Jamison Jr dead at 69
Vincent Jamison Jr a longtime Democratic organizer, business leader, and sports administrator died after a long illness in Hagerstown at age 69. He chaired Jamison Cold Storage Door Co and served as Herald-Mail Company vice president, with broad public service roles including Blue Ridge League president, NL arbiter, WPA Maryland board member, Red Cross head, and local civic leader. Funeral set for Episcopal church Tuesday at 2 pm with interment at Rose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Vincent Jamison, Jr
Jamison Cold Storage Door Company
Ice
Herald-Mail Company
St. John’s College At
Annapolis
Jamison
Luray
St John’s
Lefty Grove
Hack Wilson
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
International League
American Association
William Preston Lane
State Roads Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Maryland
WPA
Red Cross
Prior Publishing Company
American Society of Refrigeration Engineers
Richard A. Jamison
Baltimore
William T. Hamilton, Jr
Episcopal Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Woman Killed In Collision At Thurmont Head On
An elderly Baltimore woman died from a fractured skull after a head on crash near Hillside Poultry Farm Thurmont around nine Sunday night. Her son and two others were seriously injured, with ambulance crews transporting the injured to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police said the other driver Harne sustained injuries and the investigation remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballimiore
Novars
Hillside
Thurmont
Frances Albert Pleasants
Wyndhurst Avenue
Balltimore
Arrval
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emmittsburg
Damel J.raat
Harne
Pleasants
Nugent
Brown
Deaths and local obituaries in Centreville area
Death notices for Thomas Warfield Emory Charles Bartlett and Loléta Klein record deaths and survivor lists. Emory a 50 year old Centreville farmer died at home with burial at Chester Held cemetery. Klein a 52 year old educator died at home in Washington, burial at Washington National cemetery, with survivors including husband Truman Klein and several children. Other notices list Earl Charlton dying suddenly in Greenfield Indiana, with survivors and funeral arrangements detailed.
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Thomas Warfield
Emory Thomas Warfield Emory
Ili
Centreville
William N. Davis
Mu Airy
Harry Roeder
Houston
Tex
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Thomas Donaldson
Chester- Held
Barton Brothers
Loléta G. Hlein
Loleta G. Klein
Pennsylvania Avenue
S. 5
Washington
Klein
Jis
Surrattsville
Clinton
Prince Georges County
Worcester County
Kleins
Truman Klein
Suitland
Accomac
Clara Gillespie
Pocomoke City
Kenneth L. Jordan
Edward L. Gillespie
Newport News
Simmons Funeral Home
Anacostia
Washington National Cemetery
Obituary notices for Wilson and Nugent families in Maryland
Elmer Preston Wilson 72 retired farmer of Woodfield dies at Montgomery County Hospital. Survived by three daughters and ten grandchildren. services at Barber funeral home Laytonsville. Interment Wesley Grove cemetery Woodfield. John Allen Nugent 64 dies at home near New Windsor after illness. Survived by wife Daisy and two daughters, ten great grandchildren, sister and two brothers. Services at Strawbridge Church and interment White Rock Cemetery near Sykesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. Charlton
Greenfield
Ind
3527Th Street
Washington
Minnie M. Charlton
Jack S. Thompson
Leslie L. Charlton
Unity
Montgomery County
Roy W.barber
Laytonsville
Mt. Carmel
Elmer Preston Wilson
Woodfield
Montgomery County Hospital
Janie A. Wilson
Vera A. Baldwin
Cedar Rapids
Jows
Thelma L. Windham
Nellie Mae King
Gaithersburg
Lilla AL. Wilson
Byron Wilson
Monrovia
Calif
Floyd E. Wilson
Emporia
Kansas
Roy W. Barber
Wesley Grove Cemetery
John Allen Nugent
New Windsor
Carroll County
Catherine Nugent
Columbus Nugent
Daisy L. Nugent
William Do
Baltimore
Mary Denmar
Sykesville
Elsie Granger
Catons
Guy Nugent
Woodbine
Slaine
Nason
S.kesville
Tle
Strawbridge
White Rock Cemetery
Sykesfile
Toronto Ottawa rugby clash draws US observers at Varsity Stadium
Canadian football opener in the Eastern Interprovincial Rugby Football Union drew 1842 fans with Toronto defeating Ottawa 13 to 6. US writers and visitors praised the novel style and predicted potential Canadian players crossing borders while noting Canadian-born stars Ted Lang and Bob Simpson impressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
U. S
Ottawa
Varsity Stadium
U.S
Ted ‘Lang
Bob Simpson
Funeral notices for local residents listed with churches and burials
Funeral services and interments were held for Joseph A. Hu near Taneytown at St. Joseph's church with pallbearers named. Other services followed for Harry J. Haupt in Middletown and Mollie Nusbaum Pleasant in Walkersville. Vergie Gertrude Miller, Helen E. Crapster, Hannah Almirah Brown, and Ernest Green Dodge also received funeral rites in area churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Hu
Taneytown
St. Joseph's Church
Charles J. Walker
Albert Cage
Albert Butler
Theodore
Leon
William
Mitchell Hill
C. C. Fuss and Son
Harry J. Haupt
Middletown
Howard J. McCarney
Grove House
Dillar House
Garland House
Grayson May
Willie Adams
Charles Shafer
Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhit Company
Mollie Nusbaum
Mr. Pleasant
Walkersville
Harry C. Kettler
Edward Lochimer
Johnnie Barker
Joseph Engle
Charles Breighner
Ray Cromwell
Adam Mercer
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
G. C. Barton
Richmond Church Wedding Ends In Baltimore Home
Miss Margaret Glenn Morris married Philip Noodle Powell at St James Protestant Episcopal Church in Richmond. The Powell family includes Right Rev Noble C Powell of Maryland. The couple will live in Baltimore after a Canada trip. Also, Miss Mary Jane Harnwell engaged to Peter D Krumbhaar. engagement announced by Chestnut Hill residents. Betty Ann Phebus to wed Reaney Smith in September at St Peter's Catholic Church in Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oole
Morris Richmond
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
Margaret Glenn Morris
Philip Noodle Powell
Owen Morris
Richmond
Powell
Noble C. Powell
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Baltimore
Churchill J. Gibson
Commonwealth Club
Canada
Consolidated Gas. Electric Light and Power Company
Harnwell
Philadelphia
Gaylord P. Harnwell
Chestnut Hot
Mary Jane Harnwell
Peter D. Krumbhaar
Edward Bell Krumadhaar
Chestnut Fn
University of Pennsylvania
Westtown School
Harcum Junior College
Fred W. Harnwell
Frederick
Krumbhaar
St. George's School
School of Medicine
Roy Phebus
Woodbine
Betty Ann
And
Reaney Smith
Amoss Smith
Red J. Frederick
St. Peter's Catholice Church
Libbertytown
Faith As Means Of Change Cited In Romans 3 28
Quoted biblical note cites Romans 3 28 that a man is justified by faith without the deeds of the law. The message attributed to Franklin urges Christians to have faith in Christ as the effective means of obtaining the desired change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Franklin
Pastor Dr Edwin Sponseller to Lead Grace Church Greencastle
Dr Edwin Sponseller former Hood College professor and Boonsboro Reformed supply pastor will become pastor of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Greencastle Pa beginning October 1. He plans to join Shippensburg State Teachers College as philosophy professor in January while continuing duties in Greencastle Antrim joint school system. He is a Frederick native born December 6 1917 and has held civic and religious posts across Frederick County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young View
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
LH Cricnenberger
Grewiman
Rodney Willard
Frederick County
Nicholas Winter
Lawrence Willard
Federated Bible Classes
Maryland
Potomac Valley
Nero
Edwin H. Sponseller
Hood College
Boonsboro
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greencastle
Sponseller
State Teachers College
Shippensburg
Greencastle Antrim
Baltimore Street
West Third Street
Sponselier
Frederick
Alr
Harling Eugene Sponselier
Chambersburg
Shippensburg High School
Shippensburg State Teachers College
Yale University
New Haven
Columbia Lodge No
A. F
A. Masons
Enoch Royal Arch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Acques de Molay
Knights Templar of
Republican County Central Committee
Frederion Counts Kine Answer
Frederick Community Chest
Maryland Federation of Men's
Encoelo‘pedia Britannica
Orioles face upheaval as Dykes seeks clear answer
Baltimore Orioles manager Jimmy Dykes demands clarity after owner Clarence Miles floated drastic club changes. Dykes complains about reading shakeup talk in papers ahead of a doubleheader with the Washington Senators. Miles labeled the statements exaggerated and premature, while Dykes vows a showdown with the top brass to learn his fate. Orioles hover 512 games out of first, three wins in five after a doubleheader sweep.
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Washington
Jimmy Dykes
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Uke
Deakhouse
Miles
Orioles
Philadelphia
Ehlers
Personal notices of anniversaries and births in Frederick area
Mr and Mrs Clayton M Zimmmerman Walkersville celebrate their 66th anniversary. Mrs Zimmerman recovering from illness. Birth announcements include James Douglas Carty Vaughan in Chester Pa and Mark Garfield born to Mr and Mrs Clark E Phebus Frederick Memorial Hospital. Additional notes cover relatives visiting and prominent local figures. Boric acid and borates noted as long used by medical profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Zimmerman
Han
Richard H. Vaughan
Chester
James Douglas Carty Vaughan
Vaughan
Flo Beth Carty
Clarence Carty
Frederick
J. W. L. Carty
Louis Rockwell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Melvin I. Burkholder
Bernadine and
DeEtta Jr
Huntington
Ind
Harold Poffenberger
Rohrersville
Roger J. Moser
Myersville
Clark E. Phebus
Taney Apartments
Dorothy Conover
Westminster
Russell 5, Conover
Sick Mrs Culler Admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mrs Albert F Culler 619 Park Place was admitted Saturday as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs William A Kennedy 347 East Second Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery today Mr T Bramwell Magada West Twelfth Street returned home Friday from Frederick Memorial Hospital after several days as a patient Piedmont League scores Newport News 2 Lancaster 1 Norfolk 3 Lynchburg 2 (10 innings) Portsmouth 7 York Colonial Heights Petersburg 10 Hagerstown 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Culler
Park Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William A. Kennedy
East Second Street
T. Bramwell Magada
West Twelfth Street
Newport News
Lancaster
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
York
Colonial Heights
Petersburg
Hagerstown
Explorers Trek Mountain Camp Amid Snow, Storms, and Canyons
A 35 member Frederick Explorer troop reports from Camp Philmont Cimarron New Mexico. They describe rough travel 8000 to 11700 feet elevation crossing the Rayado River 32 times and weather including frost hail and a snowball fight on descent. They note beaver food aspen deer cattle and a monument to a crashed pilot plus wildlife encounters and conservation tasks before heading to Cimorron Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Camp Philmont
Cimarron
N. M
Cimarroto Camp
Abreu
Rayado River
Shafer
Rayado
Richmond
Philmont
Philmst
Conservation
Nature
Clear Creek Mountain
Charlie Stup
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Rio
Vergie Gertrude Miller
Franklin E. Miller
Middleburg
Helen E. Crapster
John D. Crapister
Glenn L. Stahl
George Motter
James Burke
Wilbur Shorb
Russell Feeser
Clyde Hesson
Norman Myers
Piney Creek Presbyterian Church
C. Q. Fuss and Son
Hannah Almirah Brown
William T. Brown
Dill Avenue
Roger Gobbel
William A. Wade
Henry D. Lakin
L. Harry Remsburg
Amos Elliot
L. Rayhu Specht
Holden
S. Felt
Ernest Green Dodge
Jefferson Blvd
Edward A. Godsey
Calvary Methodist Church
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
Dodge
Frank J. Wilson
Marcellus C. Sheild
Walton Ralph Edmonds
John Nesline
Frederick Memorial Park
M.R. Etchison and Son
E. H. Sponselier
Dr. Elkins
Maryland U
Samuel Gregg
East Third Street
Charles Gregg
Asbury Park
No. 4
Arthur C. Aldrich
Raymondville
Texas
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Aldrich
College Park
L. Victor Cook
Lime Kiln
William H. Elkins
Uni Sary
Thomas B. Symons
Symons
H. C Byrd
Elains
Texas Western College
Board of Regents
Symmons
Evkins
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Texas
Warmee
Tee
T. Mi
Pat OF
Wilbur
Clear Creek
Cimorronceto Camp
Cipher Gold Mine
Childs
Mr. Childs
Mountain
Key West
Fla
Edward James
Alouettes
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