Body Of Bridge Is Woman And Undermined Lot Of Cash
Miss Fannie Louise Zeigler seamstress was found dead at her home in Frederick at seven this morning. Investigators found a large amount of cash in boxes and bags, plus eight $1,000 bonds. Death attributed to natural causes, with counting of money to continue. Surviving relatives include brother George Z Zeigler and four nieces. Services set for Monday at 2:06 p.m. at the funeral home with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Fannie Louise Zeigler
East Street
Sheriff's Office
J. Henry
Rose Harrison Zeigler
Evangelical) Lutheran Church
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
George Z. Zeigler
Fahrney
Rose A. Hahn
Amy R. Zeigler
Clifford Baker
Frederick
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Tunel
Deer Kull Total 67 in Frederick County hunt reports
Deer Kull Total 67 this morning as three hunters checked their season at Lewistown station on Catoctin mountain near Yellow Springs. Albert K. Ross of Mt. Airy shot an 82 pound five pointer about 2.5 miles north of Yellow Springs. Frank B. Korrell Jr. of Frederick killed a 109 pound seven point about three miles north of Yellow Springs near White Rock. Emory Gilbert of Myersville shot a 94 pound five point three miles south of Hamburg tower. Game Warden Walter Gentry noted few hunters today but the woods would be busier on the final day tomorrow.
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Frederick County
Lewistown
Catoctin Mountain
Albert K. Ross
Mt. Airy
Yellow Springs
Frank B. Korrell
Frederick
White Rock
Emory Gilbert
Myersville
Hamburg Tower
Walter Gentry
Turkey Gets Revenge In Riverside Turkeys Attack Man
In Riverside California Ralph Moran sought a turkey for Christmas dinner. A crate turkey poked its head through the rungs and pecked Moran in the neck causing a paralyzing blow and a broken arm as Moran crawled free. The gobbler escaped unharmed.
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Riverside
Calif
Dee. &M
Ralph Moran
Moran
M Moran
Flood worsens river surge and bridge damage near Foxville
Torrential rains and strong winds flood northern county sections driving the Monocacy higher. A bridge on the Thurmont Foxville road dropped about a foot and must be repaired. Route 15 near Emmitsburg was briefly closed as debris and high water affected pikes and drainage pipes. Traffic routes, power outages, and debris flows were monitored with precautions in place.
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Monocacy
Thurmont
Foxville
County Roads Board
Deerfield Road
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Toms Creek
Unionville
Big Pipe Creek
Detour
Collins Optimistic U N Forces Backed by Army Chief
Army Chief of Staff General Jo Lawton Collins returned from Korea saying U N forces there can hold with only minimal losses. He cited his frontline inspection and talks with General Douglas MacArthur and key commanders. He will report to the Joint Chiefs of Staff but withheld specifics of his findings.
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Washington
Dec
Army
Korea
Jo Lawton Collins
Douglas MacArthur
Collins
Far East
Seoul
Baptist leader chosen as Maryland Baptist union board president
Rev William C Royal pastor of First Baptist Church was elected president of the Baptist State Board of the Maryland Baptist Union Association at the annual meeting in Baltimore. Also chosen were Dr Co C Thomas executive secretary Laurence Free recording secretary Rev Rodger Berghauser Sunday School secretary and lay members G William Stultz and W Co Humm of Frederick.
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William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Baltimore
Co. C. Thomas
Laurence Free
Rodger Berghauser
G. Wm. Stultz
W. Co. Humm
Frederick
Inductees Named From Frederick Area for Army Service
State Selective Service ordered release of 15 inductees from Local Board 45 who reported in Baltimore on Wednesday for induction. The list includes Robert Wesley Fulton Point of Rocks Paul Hobbs 248 West Patrick Street Richard Hamilton Vaughan Ardmore PA Elwood Franklin Winchott Brunswick Gray son Martin Abrecht 520 Trail Avenue Hubert Francis Morris Burkittsville John Hamilton Shaeffer Buckeystown Robert Grove Shafer Frederick Route 5 Charles Edward Foreman Shamsville Charles Junior Ambush Lime Kiln William Montgomery King Brunswick Charles Lindbergh Talton Frederick Route 2 George Allen Crummitt Frederick Route 1 Monroe Franklin Gaither 819 Motter Avenue Fred Albert Bowers 17 Rosemont Avenue At an induction George Washington Haller was transferred from Washington DC Draft Board and inducted.
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State Selective Service
County Draft Board
Baltimore
Selective Service
State
Frederick
Robert Wesley Fulton
Point of Rocks
Paul Phillip Hobbs
West Patrick Street
Richard Hamilton Vaughan
Ardmore
Ellwood Franklin Winchott
Fifth Avenue
Brunswick
Grayson Martin Abrecht
Trail Avenue
Hubert Francis Morris
Burkittsville
John Hamilton Shaeffer
Buckeystown
Robert Grove Shafer
Charles Edward Foreman
Sjamsville
Charles Junior Ambush
William Montgomery King
Charles Lindbergh Talton
George Allen Crummitt
Monroe Franklin Gaither
Motter Avenue
Fred Albert Bowers
Rosemont Avenue
George Washington Haller
Care Roll Street
Washington, D. C
Christmas Seal Sale Proceeds Lag Behind Last Year
Frederick County TB and Public Health Association reports 1950 Christmas seal drive at 3 236 50 dollars toward a 10 000 dollar goal. Jack Sharrow chairs the campaign as 16 000 letters with seals were mailed and minimum 300 seals enclosed. Mass x ray survey funded by last year’s sale led to active tuberculosis cases. mass filming reports still arrive. Charles W Main leads special gifts letters urging business firms to buy health bonds in 5 10 25 50 or 100 dollar denominations. Merchants display angel stamp replicas. light poles carry placards by Boy Scout and Optimist Club volunteers.
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Frederick County TB and Public Health Association
Jack Sharrow
Charles W. Main
Boy Scout and Optimist Club
Five Day Outlook for Maryland and Delaware
Five day forecast calls for fair but chilly conditions on Saturday then rising temperatures Sunday with rain or snow late Sunday or Monday. Cooler again with precipitation midweek. Period temperatures average 2 to 4 degrees below seasonal normals. Western Maryland highs near 40s and lows in 20s, Delaware and southern and eastern Maryland mid 80s highs and low 40s lows.
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Maryland
Delaware
Potomac Yacht Stranded Near Norfolk After Bridge Incident
State yacht Potomac remains stranded in inland Virginia waters about 20 miles south of Norfolk after the Vermont from Cambridge rammed a railroad bridge. The bridge is damaged and cannot be opened, forcing the Potomac and other vessels to seek shore. Captain Amos Creighton, skipper, expects delays likely until December 16 or later, with 10 crewmen aboard while he returns home to Cambridge. Governor Lane had recently visited Charleston for a governors conference.
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Cambridge
Dec
Amos Creighton
Potomac
Virginia
Virginia Oil
Norfolk
Creighton
Vermont
Norfolk and Southern
Charleston
D. C
Governor Lane
Uy Cambridge
Arrest Docket Shows Two Local Suspects
City police docketed two defendants yesterday. Nelson R. Jackson of Mr. Pleasant charged with assault and battery, held on a 100 dollar bond awaiting hearing. Roy A. Kane of Pem broke Virginia charged with drunkenness, jailed for a hearing.
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Nelson R. Jackson
Mr. Pleasant
Dietz and
Carty
Roy A. Kane
Pembroke
Hoffman
FBI Files Sought On Anna Rosenberg Nomination
The Senate Armed Services committee requests access to FBI files on Anna M. Rosenberg and plans a face to face meeting this afternoon with Rosenberg and three or more witnesses. The committee aims to verify charges she was connected to a Communist front group while denying the allegations as mistaken identity. Russell Gal acting chairman noted no action on her Defense post until inquiries finish and hearings proceed privately due to the sensitive situation.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
FBI
Anna M. Rosenberg
New York
Truman
Ler
Russell D-Gal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Much Colder Weather Moves Into Maryland Tonight
Associated Press reports a cold front sweeping Maryland after a storm. Western Maryland thaw slowed as temperatures plunged 15 to 20 in the west and 20 to 23 in the east, with high winds, power outages, and near flood stage on Potomac and Wills Creek sparking river concerns. Snow flurries and subfreezing air threaten hazardous driving across the region. In Cumberland, crews tied down equipment on the bay bridge as high tides struck the Chesapeake area with no reported bridge damage. A separate incident out of Catford England notes Jose Hough, 68, found dead hanging from a spiked fence after an extended disappearance.
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Jug Bridge
Ornor, Row
Potomac Edison Company
Williamsport
Associated Press
Maryland
Cumberland
Potomac River
Wills Creek
Chesapeake Bay
Bay Bridge
Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Midwest
South
Pennsylvania
New York
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Virginia
Mary
New England
Mide
Michigan
Middle Atlantic
Seaboard
Cale
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts Cape Cod
Erie
Lake Ontario
New York City
Cincinnati
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Florida
Professional Singers To Aid With Messiah Here Tuesday
Two professional singers from New York will sing the male solo parts in Handel s Messiah next Tuesday night at 815 o clock in the Frederick High School auditorium. The second annual performance by the Frederick Community Chorus and the Frederick Hoodor chestra draws considerable local interest. Robert Price soloist at Temple Emmanuel on Fifth Avenue will take the senior role and William McCully, longtime Rutgers Church soloist, will be the bass.
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New York
Frederick High School
Frederick Community Chorus
Frederick Hood Orchestra
Robert Price
Temple‘ Emmanuel
Fifth Avenue
William McCully
Rutgers Church
New York City
Earle Blakeslee
Anna Marie Budde
Hood College
J. D. Dave
Frederick
Price
McCully
New England
San Carlo Opera Company
William Sprigg
Handel
Gordon Palmer
Sam W. Maples
Snowstorm Buries Midwest Then Pummels East Coast
Cold air and heavy snow moved from the Midwest into the eastern states. Winds gusts up to 91 mph shattered windows and grounded flights as coastal areas faced rain and high tides. Snow depths, drifts, and bitter cold disrupted travel, with schools closed and power lines down across several states.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Ilingis
Local Women Hurt In Crash In Lancaster Pa Two Frederick women injured
Two Frederick women were hurt in a collision when a car struck a tree in Lancaster Pennsylvania on Thursday. Mrs William TY Reb 110 McMurray street is in St Josephs Hospital and Mrs L Austin Hoke Rock Hill near the city is less seriously hurt with a fractured wrist and possible chest injuries. The driver Mrs Kre h sustained fractures of both kneecaps several ribs and possible internal injuries. Relatives said she pulled from an intersection failed to straighten the car and struck the tree.
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Frederick
Lancaster
St. Joseph's Hospital
William TY
Reb
McMurray Street
L. Austin Hoke
Rock Hill
Kreb
Hoke
No Wage-Price Freeze Planned Yet Says Officials
Washington, Deo A Uhao Prier Stabilizer Michael Vo Disallo stated the government has no current plan to impose a wage price freeze while considering steps to curb prices. He noted no news conference would be held to announce such a move, citing limited state space and administrative constraints along with other agencies.
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Washington
Michael Vo
Darier Toler Mayne
Praece
Adinietretar
Alan Valentine
Chingaiman Cyrus & Chie
Eles
Damien
Army hours for new tanks at Fort Knox Kentucky
Fort Knox reports progress on tank production amid rumors of rapid defenses. The army showcased a new light tank from Cadillac division and discussed improved Patton models. Reporters noted testing of accuracy against targets at extended ranges and explained lessons learned in Korea do not overturn existing doctrine.
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Fort Knox
Dep
Dorhue
Muscata
Army
Lis
Hilda Fee
United
Fort Koos
American Locomotive Company
Korea
Patters
U. S
Power Shortage Spoiled Cake Triggers Police Tirade
A local housewife berated Desk Sgt Norman Dietz after power outages disrupted a radio network and fire calls. She insisted the oven cake was ruined and blamed the police, who advised her to contact Potomac Edison.
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Norman Dietz
Dietz
Petomat Edison Company
Chinese On Heels 20 000 Americans In Korea In North East Drive
Reports from the Korean front describe Chinese attacks pressing American and allied forces along the east coast. U.S. Eighth Army and Marine units struggle to break enemy traps near the Sea of Japan as South Korean troops withdraw toward Hungnam and Chongjin.
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Tokyo
Dev & Pi
Sea of Japan
Blue
Korea
Eighth Army
Vandal
Cvitigal
L & Mique
Durante
Wits
Matindin
Eeegharedd
Tie
Borward
Digagnam
Mountiie
Diewion
Tydog
Unity Agitsiine
Kote
Hae Ud
Vth
U.S
D7th
Yalu
Rec Manehuris
Red Placards Issued For Building Work Here
The city now issues red placards at building sites after permits are issued. They must be displayed on the outside of the building where visible from the street. The placard shows permit number date location lot addition subdivision street builder name and remarks. It states the permit is issued under the zoning and building code ordinances adopted by Frederick Md.
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City
City of
Frederick
Frederick, Md
Baptismal Font Damaged By Oil Burner Blast
The Evan gelical Reformed church baptismal font was cracked and splintered by an oil burner explosion during a power shortage on Thursday afternoon. Marble columns supporting the baptismal bowl were damaged. Buck Whisnar, responding to Hendrickson's alarm, narrowly missed flying doors while returning to shut off the burner. About 25 women were in the parlors for a meeting at the time.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Buck” Whisnar
Hendrickson’s
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