Residence Is Fire Damaged Near Hyattstown
Fire caused an estimated 8600 damage to the residence of Mrs Leona Linthicum on the Cornus road near Hyattstown. Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department battled the blaze with three engines, shuttling water from a nearby creek due to a marsh and limited supply. The two story eight room house, valued around 47000, lost most of its contents with 4000 in structure damage and 2000 in furnishings and smoke damage. Chief Price noted insurance coverage likely in place.
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Leona Linthicum
Hyattstown
Cornus
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
Alice Withe
Frydham Town Department
Lanthicum
Charles Linthicum
Lanthicums
Ane
Gaithersburg
Price
Surgery To Be Tried For Rice After Shooting
Specialized surgery on the shattered jaw of Sterling Rice 32 of Libertytown is planned at the U S Veterans Hospital Perry Point this week. Rice faces a murder charge in the Oct 24 shooting near Centerville victim Dorothy Elnore Thompson 28. He was at Frederick Memorial Hospital then moved to Perry Point after an ambulance transfer.
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Sterling Rice
Libertytown
U .S. Veterans Hospital
Perry Point
Dorothy Elnore Thompson
Centerville
Rice
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Perry” ‘Point
Wictim
Lee Ad
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James H Rouzee
Unemployment rises to 1.85 million in December
The Department of Commerce reports unemployment up about 400000 from November to December, lifting the jobless total to 1,850,000. Nonfarm employment shows little change, while farm work drops sharply with winter. About 739000 people left the labor force, mainly farm workers off-season.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Department
Geese Scan Ground for Danger Before Landing
Canada geese snow geese blue geese brant inspect terrain before touchdown and feed with sentinels posted to watch for danger.
Notable American anniversaries 1794 to 1842
Brief list of historical birthdays noting Rebecca Lukens, Joseph Holt, Charles Sumner, Thomas Cooley, Truman Safford, and Clarence King with their roles and birthplaces. Highlights include Lukens as first woman manager in iron industry and Sumner as leading anti slavery senator.
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Rebecca W. Lukens
Pennysylvania
Coatesville
Joseph Holt
Kentucky
Lincoln
Breckenridge Co
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Boston
Thomas M Cooley
Mauss UE Tiecom and
Veneticay Ten Sd
Attica
N. J
Truman H. Safford
Royalton
Newark
Clarence King
D. S. Geologist
Six Sets Of Twins Born To Tremblay Family
In St Georges d’Almas Quebec, Paul Emile Tremblay and Rosa Tremblay welcomed their sixth set of twins in eight years, bringing eleven of twelve children to prosperity. The latest twins, a boy and girl, weigh about seven pounds each and were born yesterday. The family, living on the outskirts of Quebec City, has relied on charity from church and provincial agencies to cope with Tremblay’s irregular earnings.
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St. Georges D'Alms
Quebec City
Raymond
Ray
Monde Ern
Fanald Fitz Ronaldo
Jacques
Jacqueline
Newport
R. I
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
United Nations
U. N
Korea
Carl Sandburg
Galesburg
Samuel £. Anderson
iFifth Air Force
Greensboro
Loretta Young
Salt Lake City
Horace M Abright
Resources For the Future, Inc
Bishop
Calif
Sam Rayburn
Jules
Julien Anothe
Francois
Francine
Tremblay
Christien
Cominne Toney
Joseph Bergeron
Societe de Reinfaisance de
Reid Is Thought Dead Army declares Braddock Heights man dead in Korea
The Army announced yesterday that Braddock Heights resident Sergeant Norman Lawrence Reid is officially presumed dead after being missing in action in Korea since November 26, 1950. His family was notified of the formal presumption last Saturday. Reid, 20, was among Frederick County’s first to see action in Korea, serving with the 241st Infantry. He was reported missing December 13, 1950 in a telegram to his parents, with no later information on the circumstances of his loss.
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Braddock Heights
Korea
Frederick Coulnts
Sergt
Norman Lawrence Reid
Paul Philip Reid
Reid
We ‘241N
Pie
William C. Reid
Korea War Veteran Reid and Others Featured in Local Story
The article traces Sergt. Reid's Korea service after Fort Meade and Fort Dix duty following graduation from Sungoln High School. It notes a mobile conference in January led by Rev. Murdock and Miss Schnurbush, details their backgrounds, and cites the January dates for the program. Also mentioned are Zsa Zsa Gabor denies divorce charges in Santa Monica and Connecticut traffic fines totaling 883 439 dollars in 1952.
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Korea
Sungoln High School
Sergt. Reid
Finshing School
Fort Meade
Fort Dix
Zsa
Santa Monica
Cali
Zsa Gahor
George Sanders
Magda
Las Vegas
Nev
Episcopalians To Meet Here For Parishes Alive Series
All Saints Church in Frederick hosts the Parishes Alive program next week with Episcopal communities from Frederick, Catoctin, New Market, Mt. Airy, Pleasant Valley, Perecoville, Poplar Springs, Urbana and Westminster. Sessions run 745 to 10 00 p.m each evening under the National Council of the Episcopal Church Department of Christian Education, directed by a mobile team traveling from Cumberland to Hagerstown.
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Okinawa
Virginia Theological Seminary
Frederick
All Saints Church
Catoctin
New Market
Mt. Airy
Pleasant Valley
Perecoville
Poplar Springs
Urbana
Westminster
Department of Christian Education
National Counc
The
Episcopal Church
Cumberand
Hagerstown
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