Bequests In Two Estates Being Paid
Bequests from the wills of Mrs. Anna M. Thomas and Miss Mary Worman are being distributed this week at the office of Rexissey of Wills Harry D. Radwit. Executor William M. Sturm reported total estates near $300,000 with numerous legacies to churches homes and individuals in Frederick and Williamsport. Distributions include $17,000 to several churches and homes, $5,900 to Fox Evangelical Church, $5,000 to Evangelical Sunday School, multiple legacies to the Home for the Aged, and hundreds to local churches, organizations, and heirs with stock and bonds valued at about $92,406.89 and debts at $46,973. The Worman estate shows $23,200 distributed with $9,808.59 held for future adjustment. The Bequeathals reflect the two estates’ broad charitable and family dispersals within a $300,000+ total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Thomas
Ase
Mary Willette Werman
Harmony Grove
Harry D. Radwit
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Hamewood Church Home, Inc
Williamsport
William Df
B. Anders
Evangelical Reformed
Frederick
Wattman
Evangelical Reformed Church
Littlestown
Home For the
Hond College
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Asbury Methodist Church
Quinn Methodist Church
Fred
Orlek
Miss Worman
M. Leichert
George A. Worman
Fuchard HH. Worman
Marry W. Worman
George
Richard Worman
Alvida B. DeLashmili
Charlotte T. DeLashmult
Eliabeth DeLashmi
Graece DeLashmett Vann
Alice Witter Thomas
Alvert A. Dean
Tigh R. Dean
Joseph U1. Smith
Carl E. Brown
Larry Brown
Frederick N. Bowers
Florence G. Schroeder
Harry Dd. Sehroeder
Smith
D. Marshall Schroeder
Herbert
Schroeder
Ralph E. Schroeder
Tay
William N. B. Anders
Protests Filed Over Hagerstown Center Assessment
Harry Rosenfeld and attorney Vancis Urner protested the 1958 assessment on the Long Meadow Shopping Center in Hagerstown to Washington County Commissioners. They argued the Frederick center assessment of about 6 000 dollars per acre and Hagerstown center at 9 400 dollars per acre is too high. The total land assessment of 229 470 dollars was called shocking and unfair. The commissioners planned to decide after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roserfell
Frederick
Washington County
Long Meadow
Hagerstown
My. Rosenfeld
Vancis
Urner
Washington
State
Tax Commission
United Church Study Session Concludes Convocation
In Columbus ministers and laymen gathered for the United Church of Christ convocation final study session. Dr Wright urged churches to serve the city and provide basic help through worship, preaching, teaching, counseling and visits. A neighborhood self help housing plan was outlined by A Hurford Crosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United Churh of Christ
Ruy
David D. Wright
Chicago
A. Hurford Crosman
American Friends Service Committee
East Coast Bitter Cold Devastates Florida Crops
A harsh East Coast cold snap grips the region as Florida citrus suffers heavy losses from December freeze. Temperatures plummet below zero in New England and western Pennsylvania while Florida faces near 20s in crop areas. A major snowstorm dumps up to 19 inches across the northeast, blamed for 35 deaths from accidents and heart-related incidents while Gulf states endure further hard freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Florida
New Magsland
Pennsylvania
Star
Gulf States
United States
Canada
County Eyes Bond Issue Soon In Cecil County
Cecil County Commission plans a $2.3 million bond issue for school and hospital construction to be considered next Tuesday. The county, rated double A, seeks a rate near Frederick County’s expected bond cost. Two million goes to schools, $300,000 to hospitals, with bankers advising on favorable terms for a potential sale next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Frerick County
Cecil County
Onf Fresterick
Two New London Men Convicted with Suspended Terms
Dewey Lee Huil and Conley Baker Compton were found guilty of entering a home in New London and taking items valued around 30 dollars. Each received a 90 day suspended sentence, with the case noted by Magistrate Shoe maker. A juvenile ringleader is expected to face juvenile court later. Another defendant, William W. Robertson, received a 70 day suspended sentence with orders to leave town, after a separate street assault case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
H. Waese
Dewey Lee Huil
Conley Baker Compton
Charles H. Tregoning
Tre
Ceyesville
Shoemaker
Stock Market Mixed Early Trading in New York
The stock market was mixed with narrow changes as leading stocks were largely unchanged. Gainers included United Aircraft, Lockheed, International Nickel, Consolidated Edison, Lehigh Portland Cement, American Tobacco, Sinclair, and United Airlines. losers included Chrysler, General Motors, Motors, Douglas Aircraft, General Dynamics, American Smelting, and others. A pair of nearby fires disrupted activity, with alarms around 1:15 and 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Aicraft
Lockheed
International Nicket
Consolidated Edirae
Lehigh Porifind Cement
American Tobacco
Sinclair
United Air Lines
Chrysler
General
Mutor's
Douglas Aircraft
General Dynamics
American Smelting
Antinore
Ohigan
Icontrat
Court orders further proceedings in Communist Party registration case
The U S Court of Appeals directed the government to conduct further proceedings in its seven year effort to require the Communist Party to register under the Subversive Activities Control Act. It said the board must make reports Mary Stalcap Markward gave to PBS available to the party or else rewrite the record and hold further hearings. The case began in 1950 and marks a second appellate reach in this dispute. A separate local incident reports John Bernard We Clellan escaping injury after a car incident on North Bentz Street when a driver avoided him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gammunist Party
Subversive Activities Control Board
Mary Stalcap
Markward
Cammtunisty Party
Cartain
PBS
Vievelo
Truman
Court of Appea
Bentz Street
Fourth Street
John Bernard We Clellan
Rockwell Terrace
Daburt
Harry R. Hamilton
Patrick Street
Cinelo
Allen
Maryland
McKeldins
Russia
Pune
Blelgeldin
America
Tunchecon
Mayoral Speech and Crime Reports Surface in Patchy Text
Fragmented OCR recounts Maryland Governor McKeldin warning against trusting rival voices while urging unwavering faith in America amid Cold War tensions. Scattered lines note stolen weapons from a Glen S.D. store, a Santa Barbara soprano, and a late printing crisis affecting Metropolitan Opera remarks.
Freezing Temperatures Hit Florida Citrus Belt
Florida records freezing readings across the citrus belt as frost develops in Coral Gables and Hague near Gainesville. Temperatures dip to 31 degrees south of Miami, risking crops while forecasts warn of more cold air and continuing frost through the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Hague
Gainesville
Florida
Vrande
Carteal
Uxtreme
Au An Keys
Red Star warns U S bases in Turkey invite retaliation
The Soviet Defense Ministry newspaper Red Star accuses the United States of placing atomic and rocket bases on Turkish soil to threaten the Soviet Union. It claims Turkey would become a bridgehead for aggression and calls Turkey rulers to resist pressure. The piece follows prior Turkish border tensions and UN exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Star
U. S
Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Turkey
United States
Near- I
Washington
Alteck
Nikolai Bulganiy
Sathe
Lurks
United Nations
Sunly
Tial Thay
Marshal Rokossovskyi
Maseaw
California accuses six publishers of textbook boycotts
California Attorney General filed and sued against six school textbook publishers for conspiracy to boycott state printing by refusing to lease plates. Named defendants include Ginn & Co Macmillan Rand McNally Houghton Mifflin Scott Foresman American Book Co and four John Does. A $50 daily fine was sought until plates are leased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Hougdon-Mifflin i Co
Scott-Foresman & Co
The
American Book Co
John Does. Atty
Edmund GC. Brown
Mother Reunites With Son Serving Life In Peiping
Mrs Ruth Redmond of New York tells Hong Kong reporters she is thrilled to see her son Mogh a 34 year old former Shanghai businessman held since 1941 on espionage charges The Downey family from Connecticut and Massachusetts also visit their jailed relatives in Peiping with Red Cross aid and interpreters The reunions occur under tightened prison rules as families exchange news and gifts amid restrictions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Ruth Redmond
N.Y
Mogh
Meds
Re. Mary Downey
New Britain
Conn
Jolie
Peiping
Amu
Chiesa Red Cross
Dove le Bowneys
Une Prigon
Dawney
Joan
United States
Downey
Fortimore
John
Macmillan Nehru Sukarno Meet in Fog Shaped Day
British Prime Minister Macmillan, Indian leader Nehru, and Indonesian President Sukarno met in a social session during two day visits. Sukarno planned more talks before Nehru's lunch, then Macmillan continued to Bombay for further Commonwealth talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marok Macmillan
Sukarno
Nehru
Bombay
Lune
Davie Macmillan
Conlor
Kay
Ands
Pony
Sukarno Qn Nehealy
Diseases Resistant Red Clover To Be Made Available
Maryland farmers will be offered a new variety of disease resistant red clover developed by the University of Maryland and Dorchester County researchers. The crop, named Chesapeake, is hardy and long lasting and resistant to many southern diseases. Maryland Corn Improvement Service and the Maryland Agriculture Society opened four days of meetings with about 2,400 farmers expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Maryland Corn Improvement Service
Maryland Corn Bureau
Maryland Aguiculture Society
Ray Croup
Maryland
Maryland Stockmena Assn
Maryland Farm Bureau
Civic Leader Admits Stickup Near Morris Bank
A Morris civic leader, Maynard Bayls, surrendered and admitted robbing a nearby bank. He said debt and guilt prompted the crime as police tracked a gunman from a recent bank hold up in Seneca. A farmer, Howard Nolin, aided Bayls’ escape, receiving $15 from the loot. funds still to be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Maynard Bayls
Johnson
Brundy County
Davie
Morris School
Davis
W. Clark Davis
Grundy
James
J Gordon
Grundy County
Mortis
Chieaga
Morris Lrald
Lefk
Olson
Howard Nolin
Nolin
A P Store Destroyed by Fire in Glen Burnie Md
A P grocery store on U S 301 in Glen Burnie Maryland burned for more than five hours before firefighters controlled the blaze. About 70 customers were inside. all evacuated without injury. The store, described as a complete loss, was near the heart of the Glen Burnie business district. Fire units from Anne Arundel County and aid from Baltimore City and County battled the flames through the night, with the roof collapsing in several sections and water applied to the smoldering ruins. The incident closed a portion of the main road as crews worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Ait. Uy
Glen Santa Barbara
Calif
Burnie
Anne Arundel County
siGrave Bambey
Meszo
St. Louis
Metropolitan Opera Company
Wallington Say
Shota Coller
Hefof
Negra
Tniraiays Wisg
Iss Mobey
Edioul Sa Prant
Ulehmann
Santa Barbara
Prastlun
Dan J. Soaecre Sons
New York City
Glen Burnil
U.S
Wis
Baltimore
Quvstary
A. & P. Fporl
Aid Peat
Niertsen Fire
Weather and enrollment notes from Unionville and Frederick County
Cold spell continues with subfreezing readings and river ice on Culley Cake skating allowed today. Forecaster expects gradual warmup to the forties by Friday. Maryland education fact sheet reports 42 percent jump in public school enrollment in Frederick County from 1950 to 1957, with July 1957 population estimated at 68,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupapevaiuins
Frederick Tast
Aveas
Unionvill
Enver
Wedenesday
Maryland
Cannes
Educstion
Preverick
Astinaté
Division’ of
Mayland
Hoalli
President Eisenhower outlines eight point safety program
In a joint session, President Eisenhower presented an eight point program for defense and world peace. He urged defense reorganization to cut interservice rivalries, accelerated defense efforts, stronger mutual security aid, and extended foreign trade. He warned against overemphasis on military power and stressed vigilance, disarmament steps, and maintaining freedom of the seas amid Soviet space age threats. The speech emphasized concrete actions and legislative needs without naming individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Assentiower Loday
Congress
Willy
State of the Union
Mes Eisenhower
America
Wal
United States
Carrried
Eisenhower
Borvint Union
Senate
Louse
Muse
Chigres
Russia
Senhower
Sieh
Bigentianer
Fisenhower
House of Freedom
Adda
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Thomas and Werman
Register of Wills
Hagerstown Center
Iran
United Church
East Coast
Richard N. Baker
Ray Wo Fisher
Charles Jr
Green
Aldorney Samuel
Harelek
Sherman H. Bome
Robertson
Josephine Garrett
West
All Sainty Street
Charles Moore
Clarksburg
West All Saints Street
Moore
Frederick Mercurial Hospital
Seret
Sherman H. Boone
Subi Ane
Gom Will Park
Coral Gables
Soviet
Safl
Boston
Alice Collins
Tirana
Rug
Colins
China
Macmillan, Nehru
A.&p
Unionville
Lewes
McKinnay
Tobe’ Pieeg
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