Teen-Age Couple Found Dead In Auto Near Federalsburg
Cambridge December 23 A teen aged couple was found dead in a car four miles south of Federalsburg from carbon monoxide poisoning. David Lee Short eighteen of Seaford Del and Doris Ann White sixteen of Federalsburg were killed accidentally after parking with engine and heater on in freezing weather. Edward Booze of Federalsburg found the bodies after Miss White failed to return home. Rigor mortis had set in and the car belonged to Short whose home is in Seaford about ten miles away.
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Cambridge
Federalsburg
David Lee Short
Seaford
Del
Doris Ann White
John Mace
Mace
Short
Widow Effie J Little of Reisterstown dies at 73
Mrs Effie J Little wife of William A Little of Reisterstown died suddenly at her home Wednesday at 10 p m aged 73 She was born in Carroll county the last surviving member of her immediate family Surviving besides her husband are two grandchildren The body rests at the funeral home near Winfield and will be moved Saturday at 9 a m to the late residence in Reisterstown for funeral services at 11 o clock Rev Jay Adams and Rev William Sampsell will officiate Interment in Winters Cemetery near New Windsor The family requests finners please be omitted C M Waltz funeral director
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William A. Little
Effie J. Little
Reisterstown
William
Alice Waltz
Carroll County
Winfield
Jay Adams
William Sampsell
Winter's Cemetery
New Windsor
Finners
C. M. Waltz
Frederick Nelson Remsburg Injured in Route 340 Crash
Frederick Nelson Remsburg, 61, of Jefferson, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a hip injury after being struck by a car on Route 340 near Route 59. Driver identified as Julia Shafer of Knoxville. Remsburg later reached home, unable to walk. State Police continue investigation. ambulance transport confirmed.
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Frederick Nelson Remsburg
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Remsburg
Julia Shafer
Knoxville
W. K. May
M. J Whitney
Fire damages Shook home on Park Avenue
Fire from unknown origin damaged the Shook residence at 324 Park Avenue while the owners were away at Sunday school. Firemen forced entry, contained the blaze with smoke and structural damage including a floor hole and scorched banister. Insurance adjusters are evaluating the loss. an earlier $1,000 estimate was only a guess. Mr. Shook serves as a judge of the Orphans Court.
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Frank C. Shook
Park Avenue
Shook
Orphans Court
The Nation Today on price and wage controls
James Marlow argues the ESA's two branches fail to curb prices and wages amid a wartime U.S. economy. Voluntary measures and limited staff hinder enforcement, while OPA’s past struggles with paperwork, red tape, and court risk illustrate broader control challenges. He notes steel prices ripple through farms and labor, hindering a smooth postwar adjustment.
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James Marlow Washington
Der
Economic Stabilization Administration
ESA
OPA
Pearl Harbor
Price Control Office
Spain
Lake Steel
Civitan Club Holiday Party Honors Founder Visit
The Civitan Club annual holiday party and Ladies Night was held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with dinner and dancing. Civitan International officials attended as Dr. Courtney W. Shropshire, founder of Civitan, spoke briefly. Lieutenant Governors McLarkey and Keesling sent season’s greetings. A large Hagertown delegation joined. Door prizes went to several members. The Esquires Orchestra provided music for 112 attendees.
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Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Issac L. Stevens
Civitan International
Civitan
Courtney W. Shropshire
Birmingham
Ala
Frederick Club
H. King McLarkey
Bethesda
E. Lee Keesling
Arlington
Hagerstown Civitan Club
Edward Staff
Naomi Blumenauer
Ray Strine
Preston Long
Lillian Myers
Esquires’ Orchestra
Notable Names in Local Committee List Revealed
The report lists David D. Qland G Wilson Mercer James S P Trout Jack McCabe Russell H Oden and Theodore L Semier as members of a regional committee. Further details on roles or affiliations were not provided in the excerpt.
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David D. Qland
G. Wilson Mercer
James S. P. Trout
Jack McCabe
Russell H. Oden
Theodore L. Semier
Illness and injuries in Frederick area figures
Among the sick Mrs Emmett F Angleverger of 140 Pennsylvania avenue returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after an operation and is reported satisfactory. Mr Richard F Nallin of 111 West Second street entered Church Home and Hospital Baltimore on Tuesday for treatment. Miss Irwin Harry of Francis Scott Key Hotel suffered a fractured elbow after slipping on ice on East Patrick street and was taken to Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore. Mr F Rose Myers president of Fredericktown Savings Institution was confined to his home on East Church street after a fall near Winchester Mall this morning with no serious injuries. Clerk of the Circuit Court Wachter was confined to his home at 236 A North Market street with a badly sprained ankle from a fall last night. x-rays were taken.
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Emmett F. Angleverger
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard F. Nallin
West Second Street
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Irwin Harry
Francis Scott Key Hotel
East Patrick Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Strong Economy And Inflation Not Possible At Same Time
Joseph Betts of the American Farm Bureau told Frederick County farmers that a strong economy cannot coexist with inflation, denouncing price controls and urging increased production. He outlined three aims to meet the challenge: military preparedness, winning a war if needed, and curbing inflation by prudent spending and longer work hours. The meeting at Frederick High School included new officers, tax briefings, and a 4-H travelogue and skit.
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Joseph Betts
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Frederick
America
Mr. Betts
Russia
Betts
Wilson Heaps
Maryand Farm Bureau
Cecil K Walter
Jefferson
Shirley W. Bohn
Mt. Airy
George TL. Maser
Thurmont
Brice A
Ramsburg
Unionville
Russell A. Dudrow
James V. Shaft
Fengaville
Cyrus
McBride
Middletown
Elmer EB. Hodges
James E. Ferrell
Russell Dudrow
Elroy Ramsburg
Thomas S. Anderson
Yellow Springs
Elmer F. Munshower
Oscar C. Sponseller
Internal Revenue Collector
Ed Raney Young
Braddoc Heights
Social Security Administration
Ravd Smith
Europe
Walkersville
Local hospital updates on multiple trauma and surgery cases
At Frederick Memorial Hospital several patients received updates on injuries and recoveries. Howard G. Taylor, homebound at 122 Pine Avenue for two weeks, is reported somewhat improved. Grace Marie Offutt, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Jerome Offutt, 272 Oil Avenue, returns home today after tonsillectomy. Allen E. Browning near Mt Alvy remains in poor condition from an automobile collision on the Kemptown Ridgeville road. John Haller of Buckeystown remains in uncertain condition after transfer to the Frederick hospital. James Haller of Brunswick has returned home after treatment. Dr Thomas H Quill of 307 Lindbergh Avenue was admitted Thursday. his condition today is described as fairly good.
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Howard G. Taylor
Pine Avenue
Grace Marie Offutt
W. Jerome Offutt
Oil Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Allen E. Browning
Mt. Alvy
Kemptown- Ridgeville
John H. Kaller
Buckeystown
James Haller
Brunswick
Thomas H. Quill
Lindbergh Avenue
Frederick Memorialospital
Questions and Answers on Metal Facts and Prices
A science Q and A covers what a facsimile is and how seamless steel pipe is made. It also notes aluminum as the most common earth crust metal. Market prices list wheat at 98 cents, corn around a dollar, and barley at 1.45 per bushel.
Frederick City Residents Face Unpaved Streets Meeting Notice
Notice to residents in Frederick City with unpaved streets in front of homes. If you oppose funding new streets, attend the Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting January 2 at 7:30 p.m. at Winchester Hall to voice your protest.
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Nader
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
Winchester Hall
Citizens! Committee
Frederick area classifieds and notices blend of sales and events
Local page items include a mix of sales pitches for cars and household items from Frederick and Walkersville with contact numbers, plus community notices for Red Men and Porohoistas New Year event, United Firemen meeting, and a card of thanks. Also lists services from beauty and insulation businesses, antique gifts, and salvage ads. Several addresses and phone numbers are given for Frederick area businesses.
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Free
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Shankstown Road
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Woodtsboro
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Whit, Brothers, Inc
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Spencer Corsets
Tivest Xmas Money
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Guy V. Brust
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Macadam Road
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Court St
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Grove
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Orphane Court
Frederick County
George Dewey Ford
William M. Ford
Harry DN. Radcliff
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Felton
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Market and
Second Streets
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