Will of Benjamin Rosenour Jr Leaves Heirs Rockefeller Style Bequests
The will probated in Orphans Court details numerous bequests to relatives and friends. Hebew Friendship Cemetery in Baltimore gets 300 for Rosenour’s memory. Beth Sholom Frederick 267 for annual Kaddish. Frederick Memorial Hospital 500 for the Rosenour room. Allocations include real estate interests to Rose Stern and Arthur Stern, and substantial gifts to Ruth Motter Eleanor Loeb and others. Executors include Miss Stern, Mr Stern, and Parson Newman with Newman named attorney in settlement. May 4 1944.
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Benjamin Rosenour Jr
Frederick
Orphans Court
Hebrew Friendship Cemetery
Baltimore
Rosenour
Beth Sholom Congregation
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rosenours
Isaac Lewin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Celia Lewin
Maude Siegel
New York City
Ruth Motter
Eleanor Loeb Washington
Arthur Rosenour Stern
Miss Stern
College Park
Newman
Alva L. May
Grace E. Rice
Snow and Ice Forecast for Tonight After Cold Weekend
A cold weekend left ground frozen and ice in the city as Culler Lake froze over. Temperatures rose to 36 by morning and were expected to reach the forties before dropping tonight with a mix of rain and snow forecast for Tuesday.
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Culler Lake
Youth Attacked On Railroad Bridge Near Edgewood
An Edgewood youth was hospitalized in serious condition after being attacked by two men on a Pennsylvania Railroad bridge over the Busk River near Edgewood. Leonard Pruitt, 18, suffered a possible brain concussion and exposure. companion Leonard Laushlin, 18, pulled him from the river and told state police of the incident.
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Havre DE Grace
Edgewood
Leonard Pruitt
Harford Memorial Hospital
Leonard Laushlin
Pruitt
Grand Jury Elects Col Glenn C Wilhide Foreman
The Frederick county grand jury opens its February term with Col Glenn C Wilhide USA Retired named foreman. State's Attorney Barтик expects sessions to finish in two to three days as jurors and bailiffs are sworn and trials set.
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Frederick County
Patrick M. “Schnauffer
Circuit Court
Loiday
Col
Glenn C. Wilhide
USA
Samuel W. Bar‘tick
Glenn C. Withile
Henry D. Lakin
Patricia T. Sanner
Loy E. Hess
Ketsel W.day
Lee F. Ifert
Marion D. Carmack
Thomas DO. Gardner
Harry Wolf
James Castle
Luther E Horine
Mildred W. Morgan
Norman C
J. Norman Harper
Glenn Etzler
Wilfred G. Blank
George A. Foreman
John C. Pearl
Shirley Bohn
Grover A. Wolfera A. Caldwell Jr
Earl Eby
William J. Boteler
Alfred Hayes
Clarence A. Bittle
Samuel al Young
Catherine Z. Burdette
James L. Nester
Stanton Goodyman
Bernard F. Cook
Ethel A.remnedy
Walter S. Bidle Jr
del Ha
Qo. Albaugh
Lewis H. Alexiander
George T. Schroeder
Schnauffer
Grand Jury
Maryland
Local Man Shot In Chest Near Frederick Garage
Police report a man named Anders was found at a local garage with four bullet wounds to the chest about nine this morning. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by a bystander and remains under medical care. authorities offered no comment on possible foul play.
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Anders Sr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anders
Alr
Ander
Aarane
New Armory At Detrick Is Dedicated
The dedication honors Pfc. Raymond R. Flair of Frederick killed in Korea. Lt. Gen. Charles E. Hart lauds Flair as symbol of troops’ spirit. The 200 man Frederick Army Reserve Training Center at Fort Detrick will expand to 400. Mayor Derr and local officials attend with military leaders and Flair family present.
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Frederick
United States Army Reserve Training Center
Charles E. Hart
Army Reserve Training Center
Fort Detrick
Hart
Wr. Marshall Boone
Maryland Army Advisory Committee
Coil John J. Hayes
Leslie S. Moore
Warren T. Hunt
Joe Christmas
James R. Pierce
United States Army
John A. Derr
Donald B. Rice
Chamber of Commerce
Pfe. Flair
William C. Flair
West South Street
70 Die In Old Folks Home Fire
A fire at a Missouri old folks home in Wahrexton killed at least 70 inmates and left 70 more missing. Rescue workers saved bedridden residents as flames swept the 65 year old building in minutes and a muffled explosion lit the sky.
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Wahrexnton
Jobo J. Barada
F. H. Knigger
State Highway Patrol
U Muc
Walter H. Schwanie
Jesus
Mr Schwanie
Woodrow O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Myrtle Gordon
St. Charles
Marren Stuart
Missouri
St. Louis
Early Morning Crash Causes Minor Damage at Intersection
Two cars, eastbound on West Patrick street, collided at Baughman's Lane around 7:27. Middletown driver Lee Frank Lin Ifert, unable to turn, was blinded by sun and hit Leonard Gillian of Columbus Georgia from behind. Damage listed as 100 to one car and 150 to the other. no injuries or charges.
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Patrick Street
Baughman
Leonard Gillian
Columbus
Hert
Gillian
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware Weekend Snow Threat
Coastal sections expect rain with snow possible toward the weekend. Temperatures run four to five degrees below normal with three tenths to six tenths of an inch precipitation. Lows near the mid to upper 20s east of the mountains and around 20 west of Cumberland.
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Maryland
Delaware
Mountains
Cumberland
Racketeering Probers Expand Across Nine Cities
Senate probes into labor and industry racketeering report signs of widespread fraud and abuses. Chairman McClellan says investigations are active in nine cities with six unions involved and potential criminal charges ahead. Cities listed include New York Philadelphia Scranton Chicago Minneapolis Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and Seattle. Union groups named include plasterers carpenters operating engineers plumbers and steamfitters with Allied Industrial Workers noted. Meany says no evidence yet of wrongdoing by Teamsters officers but would act if found. Public hearings planned next Monday on links between Teamsters and racketeers in Portland Oregon.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McClellan J D-Arki
McClellan
ABC
West Coast
New York
Philadelphia
Scranton
Chicago
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Nions
Teatsters
Carpenters
AFL
CIO
George Meany
Teamsters Union
McClellan ‘Committee
Teamster
Face Slapping Episode At Hollywood Party Reported
British actor Rex Harrison slapped Frank Sinatra twice at a Hollywood party hosted by Charles Feldman over Harrison's fiancée Kay Kendall. Sinatra left after the incident, later telling friends he did not blame Harrison for misreading Kendall's actions. Kendall and Harrison had arrived with intent to attend the party as Sinatra and Harrison clashed over a shirt remark.
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New York 2
Rex Harrison
Frank Sinatra
Harrison
Kay Kendall
New York Herald Tribune
New York Daily Mirror
Hollywood
Sinatra
Film Capital
Frank
Agen
Charles Feldman
Feldman
Ives
Miss Kendall
Sinatra Miss Kendall
Mexico
Lilli Palmer
Eisenhower Keeps Close Touch on Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower remains on vacation but stays in close contact with Washington on the Middle East crisis. He conferred with Secretary Dulles by phone and studied written Washington reports, while assuring Israel it has maximum safeguards available. White House secretary Hagerty said rumors about a general assembly address or immediate return are not correct and that a pivot back to Washington could occur at any time if needed.
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Thomasville
Eisenhow
Washington
Middle East
Eisenhower
Dulles
Latain
Stud ‘Jed
Israel
Egypt
Itf
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
United Naions General Assembly
Mideast
Washington washes hands on Middle East effort Gaza Strip talks stall
President Eisenhower announced maximum assurance to Israel as U.S. efforts outside the United Nations faltered after a weekend push. Israeli officials, including Abba Eban and foreign minister Golda Meir, signaled talks would continue with Dulles and considered proposals for free Gulf shipping guarantees, U N police at Sharm el Sheikh, and an Israel Egypt peace treaty.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Middle East
White House
Eisenhower
Israel
Thomasville
Abba Eban
Dulles
U. S
U. N
New York
Eban
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aazha
Sharm el Sheikh
Geida Meir
al Nations
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Gulf
U.N
Denies Queen And Duke Will Visit U S
Washington predicted the Senate will pass Eisenhower’s anti Communist Middle East resolution by more than two to one after debate. The measure would authorize US armed aid to Middle Eastern nations and allocate up to 20 million dollars in military and economic assistance. No royal visit plans exist for Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to the United States or Canada.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Secretary of
State Dulles
House
United States
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Senate House
London
Today London News
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Jen
Douglas
Elizabeth
Duke of Eding
America
United
Money And Autos Top Problems In Maryland Legislature
Maryland lawmakers debated balancing Gov. McKeldin budget without a general tax increase. A three day flood control conference urged coordination among states to fund an Army Engineers plan for Potomac Basin needs. Committee work continues on racing, veterans, university, and public works funding while a driver re examination bill faces a second hearing.
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Annapolis
Mary
Ahe
Chesapeake
Senate
House
Goldstein
D-Calvert
Turnbull
Balto County
Senate Finance Committee
del Raone
Baligo
McKeldin
Maryland
Legislative Council
General Assembly
del Machen
Prince Georges
Iin
Machen
Army Engineers
IMG
U. S. Senate Committee On Public Works
Congress
Potomac Basin
Potomac
District of Columbia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hyde
Racing Commission
Veterans Commission
Universit of Maryland
Board of Public Works
Military Department
Departments of Correction, Parole and Probation
House Judiciary Committee
MenKeldin
Judicial Proceedings
Ballimore City
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New Armory
Detrick
Pfc
Flair
Inea Telephoto
Holy Rosary
Pittsburgh
Hollywood Party
Hisenhower
U.S
Duke
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