Mrs Delphey Dies After Auto Crash in Va
Mrs Delphey 33 wife of Chester Delphey of 140 North Potomac Street Hagerstown died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a collision near Boyce Virginia as her husband and others were en route to Elkton Va Col Cheney Bergholt of Arlington Virginia was driving another car Involved in the crash Delphey faces lesser driving charge Col Bergholt was injured and to be treated at Walter Reed Hospital The body is at the funeral home 106 East Church street with funeral Thursday at Mt Olivet cemetery Obituary notes she was born in Elkior Virginia and survived by husband parents a step daughter and four sisters and a brother The accident occurred about 1 mile south of Boyce at Routes 50 and 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Deiper
Chester Delphey
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Delpher
Elkton
Boyce
J. HB. Ww
Virginia State Police
Cheney Bergholt
Arlington
Ward Washington
West Pavick Street
City
Col
Berghoff
Bergholf
Col. Bergholf
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Delphey
Elkior
Henry
Rosa Dean Mowbray
Constance Delpher
Wilmington
Del
Odie M. Shifflett
McGeysville
Lucille Roudale
Shenandosh
Ollie Warner
Srite Betts
Richmond
Cpl
Rey Mowbray
U. S. Army
Germany
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lake Ice Not Approved For Skating At Culier Lake
Overnight low of 13 degrees kept skating at Culier Lake unofficial as police restricted ice use though some residents still skated on the surface. Ice at the lower end measured about three inches thick and Linden Hills Weather Station forecast 30 degrees tonight with mild temps likely ending skating. Meanwhile street resurfacing on East Patrick Street progressed slowly with the Bester Long a company crew laying a base and a State Roads official predicting completion of the first block from the post office to Carter Street by tonight. Work will continue on the second block tomorrow with the street set to reopen long after the surface is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culier Lake
Linden Hills
Patrick Streets
Bester-Long Coadition Company
Carter Street
California Snow and Storm Hit Southern Counties
Snow and hail disrupted roads and power in Lake County and inland mountains. Bear Valley recorded the heaviest rainfall over the weekend, while Kern County faced one of its worst storms. Snow fell in the San Gabriel and San Bernardino ranges as far south as Long Beach and Los Angeles counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thivar Mowo
Power Lin
Lake County
San Francisco
Caerman
Kern
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Los Angeles
San Gabriel
San Bernardino
California
Bear Vailey
Dragging Anchor Damages Chesapeake Bay Telephone Cable
The submarine cable linking the two shores of Chesapeake Bay was restored to service after 10 hours of work by 30 surface men and a diver. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone officials found a kink indicating the cable was snagged by a dragging anchor last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
British Seek Immediate End to War in Southern Palestine
British officials press for an immediate cease fire and Israeli withdrawal in southern Palestine as the UN Security Council debates an Egypt charge of a truce violation. The resolution omits direct condemnation of Israel to win American support. Israeli claims say the Egyptian coastal corridor toward Gaza is cut or endangered by artillery and naval fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Palestine
Security Council
Tel Aviv
Israel
Gaza
Egypt
Negev
Seven Quakes Rip Reno in Four and a Half Hours
Reno experienced seven earthquakes within four and a half hours last night with the third causing noticeable jiggling at city hall and prompting an adjournment of a council session. No damage was reported. Reporter Frank McCulloch noted a gling shock with a light rumble and two earlier tremors described as relatively sharp as houses creaked and household items swayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
City Hall
Frank McCulloch
Cow Mail
Reno Gazette
Parish Reports on Displaced Persons Talks in Maryland
Taneytown leader Frank P. Parish will brief Governor Lane this week on discussions with displaced persons seeking to migrate to Maryland. Parish, Carroll County chairman, has just returned from Europe where he aided a relief committee screening refugees for American farm work and interviewed about 220 European families about settling on land farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Frank P. Parish
Lane
Maryland
Parish
Carroll County
Europe
United Ukrainian American Relief Committee
Ebout
Local Forecast for Maryland Regions Warms then turns wet
The forecast covers Southern Maryland Eastern Shore Baltimore and Harford counties. Today warms to the mid to upper forties with mild temperatures near the ocean and 30s inland. Tonight colder with low 20s to upper 20s. Wednesday cloudy with periods of rain. Winds south to southwest 15 to 19 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Harford Coun
Oid Ocean
Sykesville Man Killed In Plunge
Baltimore dec 28 one worker was killed when seven men plunged sixty feet in a fuel shaft being dug to increase Bal at water supply David Yourison of Lokesqlle died at Maryland General Hospital seven others were injured J R Gibson timekeeper said eight men were on a scaffold when it broke W Culvard foreman grabbed a plank and seven fell to the bottom emergency crews lowered into the shaft in a bucket Randallstown half a mile off Liberty Road the tunnel is being dug by Samuel Rosoff to connect Lake Montebello and the Patapsco River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
David Yourison
Lokesqlle
Maryland General Hospital
J. R. Gibson
W. Culvard
Remains Return for Frederick Officer Among 68 Marylanders
The remains of Second Lieutenant Kenneth F. Fagan and 67 other Marylanders killed in Europe in World War II are being returned to the United States aboard the U S Army Transport Barney Kirschbaum. Fagan, son of Mrs. Ruth A Fagan of 18 College Avenue, Frederick, was killed February 24, 1945 after his MIA status was changed to KIA. He attended Frederick High School and served as a machinist before enlisting in May 1943. He earned his wings in May 1944 and was stationed at Barksdale Field before going overseas on September 8, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth F. Fagan
Europe
Department of the Army
U. S. Army
Barney Kirschbaum
France
Belgium
Holand
Luxembourg
Ruth A Fagan
College Avenue
This City
Laurence R
Jake” Fagan
Frederick City
Frst
Frederick High School
Wy Yard
Washington
Army Air Force
Fagan
Miami Beach
Fla
University of Cincinnati
San Antonio
Tex
Ellicott Field
Big Springs
Barksdale Field
Shrevenor
Lake Charles
Missing Plane Misses Miami Trip In Atlantic Search
A missing craft operated by Airborne Transport Inc. left San Juan at 10 03 p m EST and was due in Miami about 4 30 a m EST. Twenty search aircraft from the Air Force Navy and Coast Guard scoured 50 miles each side of the Miami San Juan airway and the Bahama Islands. The plane owned by Karl Knight of Miami was on lease to Airborne Transport Inc. and Knight denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der PA “ Derrius
Wscha
Overseas Radio
New Orleans
Miami
Civi Aeronautics Authority
San Juan
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Ang Air Ener
Miami- San Juan Airway
Bahama Island
Karl Knight
Airborne Transport, Inc
New York
Knight
New Chinese Peace Rumors Surface in Capital
In Beijing on December 28 reports from several highly placed sources suggested a government reorganization aimed at negotiating peace with the Chinese Communists. Top officials denied the rumors, yet others insisted major changes and possible peace could occur before New Year’s Day, reversing yesterday’s belief that a war crimes purge would block talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anking
China
Peoples Court
Summer Welles Reported Recovering After Detainment
Sumner Welles, former Undersecretary of State, was found unconscious in a frozen field near his Oxon Hill Maryland home. Police planned to question him but dropped the case, reporting his condition as satisfactory despite medical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Sumner Welles
Welles
Oxon Hill
Earler
Himes Testifies on Hospital Plan Before Senate Subcommittee
Jos Himes and GHI trustees explain a hospital plan aimed at expanding voluntary hospitalization and socialized medicine. Senator Langer praises GHI work, suggests compulsory membership for government employees, while GHI officials resist. The hearing notes reserve levels and potential rate effects as the plan aims to broaden surgical and medical coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himes
GHI
Senate Civil Service
Willem Langer
R.N. Dak
Imio
Twelve Men Rescued From Greenland Icecap By Air Force
Twelve men stranded on a Greenland icecap for up to three weeks were rescued today by a USAF C-37. The aircraft landed near the crash area and picked up the group, lifting off at 10:08 a.m. local time with all survivors aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greenland
Air Force
U.S
Death of William G. Baker Jr prominent financier and philanthropist
William G. Baker Jr a Frederick county native and longtime Baltimore area banker and philanthropist died at his Dulany Valley home after a years long illness at 74 He was born December 21 1874 in Buckeystown and educated at Western Maryland Yale and Maryland Law He founded Baker Watts and Co retired 1942 and served on the Enoch Pratt Free Library board 32 years including as president He held roles with Chespeake and Potomac Telephone Lib erty Loan Liberty Fund director at Standard Lime and Stone and Investment Bankers Association He was a trustee of Buckingham School for Boys and linked to Safe Deposit and Trust Company He was survived by wife Mary Drake Sawyers and brother John H Baker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Baker, Jr
Frederick County
Dulany Valley
Baltimore
Willam G
Susan Elfen Jones Baker
Ine
Buckeystown
Western Maryland College
Yale University
University of Maryland
Mary Drake Sawyers
Comerville
Iowa
Sewell S. Watts
Chesapeaks and Potomac Telephone Company
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Liberty Loan
Community Fund
Ne York Stock Exchange
Investment Bankers Association of America
Buckingham School
Bars
John J. Nelligan
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Columbia Lodge
Frederick
Brarylandersity
Elkridge
Mr. Baker
John H. Baker
Baltimore and
Buckerstown
Forces to Leave Korea Reported Quietly
Fragmentary dispatch notes some American occupation forces leaving Korea without official announcement. General Rhee was not informed but indicated he would be told. article reflects ambiguity and possible classified discussions about the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Presideman Rhee
Milk price cuts expected to follow in Baltimore
Baltimore reports a planned cent a quart cut in consumer milk prices with a wholesale reduction also stated. The article notes a drop in retail price to two cents per hundred weight and mentions the timing as soon as Saturday with a likely follow up on the wholesale side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dasad Ted
Egyptian leader assassinated shocks Cairo political scene
Nokrashy Pasha, 60, Egypt's prime minister, was assassinated as he traveled to inspect a security drive. The attack ends a controversial period amid conflict with Israel and internal tension with the Moslem Brotherhood. Exiled remnants and the United Nations evacuation scene followed as Israel continued attacks on Egyptian forces in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Beyanthe
Worthesses
Pacha
United Nnion
Nesecuse
Sues Ci
Exyp
Holy Land
Sales Tax Take Being Revised Upward
Bal rotier James J. Lacy reports the state will revise the sales tax take upward from last year. The official estimate notes higher than previous totals due to adjustments in collections and updated figures, affecting state revenue projections for the coming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balrotier
James J. Lacy Gay
Ate
Sit Siu
Ten More Hungarian Catholics Arrested
Budapest December 28 the Interior Ministry announced ten top Roman Catholic Church leaders in Hungary including Cardinal Mindszenty were arrested on treason charges. Mindszenty admitted guilt in a government statement describing treacherous acts against the people as a prelude to trial and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardins Mindszenty
Cardinal Mindszen
Germans Protest Excess Cash For Soviet Citizens
In December reports claim German officials in the eastern sector denounce distribution of funds to Soviet citizens claiming the amount is excessive and undermines government policy. Local authorities vow to review aid measures amid rising discontent.
Five Arrested In A Poultry Theft Ring
Five suspects including Shen E Cresten were arrested in connection with a string of poultry thefts that targeted farms and markets before the holiday season. Investigators say the group operated across multiple counties and faces charges including theft and receiving stolen poultry.
Weather sketch for Marsvland and Maryland regions
An extended forecast notes mild conditions into Wednesday with late night snow flurries in western Maryland. Temperatures hover near seasonal norms with minor precipitation possible and a potential half inch accumulation in the affected section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsvland
Mild
Maryland
Temperati
pewWeraue
Dace
Pstatiany
Malden woman sentenced in occupied Germany murder trial
Mrs. W Ybarbo of Malden Mass was sentenced to 20 years after the Marburg court found her guilty of killing her husband in a bed chamber. The trial, the first murder case of an American woman in occupied Germany, heard claims of beating and threats before the shooting following a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marburg
Germany
W Ybarbo
Malden
Mass
USS Court
Ameri
Ybarbo
John Barbo
Gal Tex
Mgrs. Ybarbo
Attorn
Military Government Court of Appeals
Nuernberg
U. S
U.S
Yeners
Truck Driver Guilty in Collision Case
Hay Layton Steel a Warrenton Va truck operator was found guilty after a Mon afternoon collision with John Gastley’s truck on South Market Street. Steel fled the scene and was later apprehended by city police after driving through the city and out Route 15. The wreck shook cattle aboard the Bryant Warrenton truck but caused no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gastley
East Street
Hay Layton Steel
A!uck
Warrenton
I .Va
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Steel
J. W. Bryant
Jonn Henn
C. Kefauver
York
Roy Rec
James H. Rouzee
System Of Control For Ruhr Set Up
An international framework will govern Ruhr industry to prevent war mobilization. The 3-way aims include disarmament of Germany, European recovery with a democratic Germany, and economic unity to foster peace. The plan contemplates international oversight but avoids specific police deployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Bar
Germany
United States
France
Britain
Hitler
Kaiser Wilhelm
Europe
Ruhr Pla
Greement
Cutting Down Cypress Trees In Ancient Lands
Fragmentary text references cypress trees and ancient land, mentioning Pei rer and emperors, with unclear context about Dec 287 and a land target. The readable portion suggests a historical note on tree cutting and imperial or mythic framing. Further details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirer
Tragic Find on Colorado Street Leaves City Stunned
A passerby freed a lifeless figure from a tree on Colorado Street after cars clogged the drag, revealing a store mannequin dressed in lifelike clothing. Police sift details as witnesses stare in shock. Harold Walker reported the strange scene before authorities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Colorado Street
Harold Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bay Telephone
Sykesville
Plunge
Randallstown
Kenneth Fagan
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Bob
Summer Welles
Jos. H. Himes
Senate
W.g.baker,jr
Pasha
Cairo
Sesson
Shen E. Cresten
Cieupled
Dee
Ralph
Lineboro
Carroll
Sierstown
Cramer
Newspapr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!