Child Gets New Chance in Suit Over Salisbury Death
Annapolis reports the Court of Appeals reversed a lower ruling and allows Marilyn Mahnke Moore the five year old to pursue a $75,000 damages suit against the Moore estate for mental anguish after her father Russell C Neare killed his Salisbury wife and then killed himself. Appellate Judge Edward S. Nelaplaine noted a child’s right to damages may apply amid the lack of a home to preserve family harmony. The case returns to trial for further proceedings.
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Annapolis
Marilyn Mahnke Moore
Salisbury
Court of Appeals
Wicomico County
Maryisa
Russell C Neare
Can
Philadelpha
Camden
Marilyn
Collingswood
N. J
Marjorie Mahnke
Philadelphia
Moore
New Jersey
Prdward S
Russia Enslaved to War Says Army Digest
An official Army Information Digest asserts Russia is geared for war from childhood with military training and propaganda. It cites 4.3 million under arms, 3 million in the army, universal conscription at 19, five year terms, large female service, and an economy devoted to preparing for global rule. No indication of peace appears.
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Russia
Army Information Digest
Taxed For Waste Taxes In May Take More
Taxed for waste taxes in May reveal how federal state and local levies consume a large share of income. The article notes 27 cents to the federal government and seven cents to state and local authorities, with further pressures from hidden taxes embedded in prices and wages. It cites Byrd pressed budget savings and President Truman's dismissive remark, implying weak White House will to curb spending.
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Congress
Wanda
Tle
Harry F. Byrd
Virgina
Truman
Harry Byrd
Byrd
White House
Annual Nomination Meeting For Independent Hose Company
Fifty years ago the Independent Hose Company held its annual nomination meeting with Judes James MecSherty renominated for president and J Roser Mee Sherry as secretary and treasurer. Sheriff Patterson era turnkey John Groff left for Washington to join the police force while jurors for February term Circuit Court were named from Frederick district. George C Ramsburg sold a 60 54 acre farm west of Frederick on the F and M Railroad to Frank Main for 3925 dollars.
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Independent Hose Company
Judes James MecSherty
J. Roser MeeSherry
John C. Hardt
Gen Wallace
John Groff
Sheriff Patterson
Washington
Circuit Court
McSherry
Frederick
George M. Ou
Henry N. Etchison
J. Henry Lampe
Augustus L. Bader
Samuel A. Nusbaum
George Kline
Charles N. Hahn
Alfred H. Kemp
Charles B. Titlow
George C. Ramsburg
F. and M
Frank Main
Frederick County Red Cross quota set for drought relief
Twenty years ago the Columns of The News reported a 5,0011 quota for Frederick County in the national Red Cross drought relief drive. County Commissioners reappointed James A. Jones as Montevue Hospital superintendent and kept other hospital officials in place. Dr. Charles F. Goodell was named physician to the jail. A seven foot high Scout badge crafted for the national annual meeting will be shown in Frederick’s February birthday exhibition.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
Russell EB. Lighter
James A. Jones
Montevue Hospital
Charles F. Goodell
Frederick
Air Force overclaims in Korean air warfare debate
An Air Force briefing outlines how interrogators verify pilot claims after each mission in Korea. Four planes per flight undergo scrutiny, with claims of enemy troops killed and tanks knocked out balanced against ground reports and eyewitness accounts.
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Oltn
Clemen
Seareit
London
Myeror
Air Force
Thomas
Caniuris
Texops
U. S
Fifth Aair Force
Eighth Army
Officers Installed at Lynch Lodge No. 163
Francis S. Gaither was installed Worshipful Master of Lynch Lodge No. 163 AF and AM at Mason Temple on installation night for the coming year. Other officers installed include Stauffer senior warden Bokesch junior warden Young senior deacon Patman junior deacon Gastley senior steward Presster junior steward Winebrewer secretary Rice treasurer Albaugh marshal Royal chaplain Kline musician Dube. Albaugh retires as Worshipful Master.
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Francis S. Gaither
Lynch Lodge No. 163
A. FL
A. M
Masonic Temple
Robert Monroe Stauffer
Elmer RB. Bokesch
Eddie R. Young
Ralph A. Patman
Roy F. Gastley
Floyd G. Presster
Byron A. Winebrewer
Bryan Rice
Howard M. Albaugh
William ¢. Royal
Robert A. Kline
James N. Dube
Albaugh
Eat Less Meat Then Pay Less U S Advises
Washington Jan 12 The Agriculture Department says housewives can lower meat prices by cutting consumption. If each consumer reduces weekly meat by 3 to 4 ounces, demand would ease and prices likely fall. Officials note production could meet a lower demand, but several risks and long-term factors affect feasibility.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Offords
Pennsylvanian Acquitted In Parking Charge
A Pennsylvanian of Polish extraction who could speak little English was found not guilty on a charge of parking on the highway before Magistrate Thomas S. Glass in Peoples Court. Teodore Gorevakowskyj of Phoenixville explained the incident after an automobile crash on Route 40 east of New Market. The case involved Clarence F. Mitchell of Baltimore and a delay in language clarification. Mitchell was found guilty of no specific charge. fine suspended. Additional local residents faced various fines for speeding and related infractions, with Trooper Von Mittchner handling the investigation.
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Thomas S. Glass
Peoples Court
Teodore Gorevakowskyj
Phoenixville
New Market
Clarence F. Mitchell
Baltimore
Pens Yanian
Teadore
Miteheall
von Mittchner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown
George
Rest
Robert B. Qarner
Willan Fo Bates
Ralph Shipley
West Patrick Street
Harold J. Miller
Julian Delbick
Avonmore
Ane Lloyd Hofer
Washington
Mutchner
Representatives Of Commissions To Meet In Maryland
Representatives from six County Youth Commissions meet at Hagerstown Senior High School to discuss the future of children and youth in Western Maryland. About 200 attendees, evenly split between adults and students, will explore education employment recreation health foster care and institutions. County groups from Allegany Carroll Frederick Garrett Montgomery and Washington join in the all day session led by county chairmen Mrs Gladys Witert Homer Higgins Joseph P Sellars Mrs William C Roderick Jude Alfred Noses and Charles A Bechtor.
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White House
Maryland Commission For Youth
Hagerstown
Allegany
Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
Montgomery
Washington County
Gladys Witert
Carroll County
Homer Higgins
Allegany County
Joseph P. Sellars
Garrett County
William C. Roderick
Frederick County
Jude Alfred Noses
Mountgomery County
Charles A Bechtor
Rolfe Jenkins Wedding Set At St Julia’s Church
Dorothy Ann Jenkins and John Anthony Rolfe plan to wed Saturday at four o clock in St Julia’s Catholic church. The bride’s family from Ocean City Md hosted a shower at home of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Himes Prospect Hall. Rehearsal at St John’s church tonight followed by a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel hosted by Mrs Rolfe’s parents.
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Ralfe
Airs Joseph H. Himes
Prospect Hall
St John’s Church
Francis Scott Key
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Jenkins
Bethesda
Navy Club
Navy Department
Washington
J. O'Neil Jenkins
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Public Opinion Under Scrutiny At Hood College Talk
Washington Post columnist Malvina Lindsay urged 400 listeners at Hood College to nurture citizenship of public opinion. She warned against “poor-tittle-me-itis” and sheep-itis, urged critical reading of mass media, and promoted constructive letters to editors and officials to counter sensationalism.
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George
Malvina Lindsay
Washington Post
Hood College
Miss Lindsay
Lindsay
Kansas City
Local nuptials announced for Faupel Flat Jewell and Jones couples
Baltimore area announcements note October 1950 Ellicott City wedding for George H Faupel and Jean C Flat. Esther Mae Jewell and Sat Clarence Jewell Jr wed December 6 at Towson First Methodist with nursing staff bride and Fort Belvoir future. Belva Eyler and Howard Corun wed December near Jefferson with plans to Frederick. Elizabeth Rogers and John Jones marry December 30 at Baltimore First United Presbyterian with family roles and reception. Engagement disclosed for Mildred Elizabeth Mercer and Gene Harrington with no date set.
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Kathryn &. Timmons
Esther Mae
Clarence KE. Jewell
Clarence E. Jewell
Towson First Methodist Church
G. C. Cromwell
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Jewell
Fort Belvoir
Jones—Rogers
First United Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Belle Rogers
Michael C. Rogers
Alhambra Avenue
John Hay Jones
John Pinkney Jones
Frederick
Mr. Jones
Robert C. Smadt
Nelson Porteel
Jones
Chas
Basil Jones
Robert Rogers
Jay Adams
Vera Lysher
Betty Morningstar
Frederick High School
Social Security Board
East Church Street
George William Smith
Frederick and Middletown
Braddock Heights
J. Ezra Mercer
Harmony Grove
Mildred Elizabeth
Blair Gene Harrington
William E. Harrington
Brunswick
Larger Social Security Payments Under New Law Changes
New changes in Social Security law raise monthly payments for about 2,500 people in Frederick and Washington counties. Many more become eligible, especially 65 and older who have only 1.5 years of work since 1936. The $160 per month wage credit for each WWII military service month boosts benefits for families of deceased service members. leaflets on provisions are available from the Hagerstown Social Security office.
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Frederick
Washington
Eddie Young
Young
Social Security
Hagerstown
West Washington Street
Maryland
Winchester Hall
Methodist women urged to use Fellowship of Intercession
She urged all Methodist women to use the Fellowship of Intercession in daily personal devotions. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hammond Clary, Mrs. Lester B. Feaga, and Mrs. Melvin M. Engle.
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Hammond Clary
Lester B. Feaga
Melvin M. Engle
U.S. Resolved to Stay in Korea and Bar Red China in U.N.
Washington states admission of Red China to the United Nations is not only off the table but would reward aggression. The policy holds to fight it out in Korea, keeping troops there while non Communist forces in Asia consolidate. MacArthur reportedly wants more troops, not withdrawal. The U.S. canvasses free nations to brand Communist China as an aggressor, warning that retreat or appeasement would endanger Japan and Alaska. European moves toward recognizing Communist China are debated, with U.S. stance firm yet not publicly proclaimed.
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United States
China
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Far East
Japan
Philippines
Alaska
MacArthur
Chiang Kai-Shek
Asia
London
India
America
Peiping
Pacific
Europe
Thos
Red China
Local Man To Receive 16723 From Estate
New York reports that John F. Wardle Jr of Frederick Maryland will receive 16723.92 from Grace S. Kruger’s estate. The net estate totaled 63774.70 with assets including Pure Oil stock, Shell Union Oil, Bridgeport Brass, United Cigar Whelan Stores, Parke Davis, Scott Paper, White Sewing Machine, Franklin Street realty, U.S. bonds, cash, life insurance, jewelry, and personal effects. Real estate at West Milford NJ was excluded from the taxable appraisal.
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New York
Grace S. Kruger
John F. Wardle, Jr
Lee Place
Frederick
George Frankenthaler
Max E. Kruger
Testatrix
Central Park West
Pure Oil Company
Shell Union Oil Company
Bridgeport Brass Company
United Cigar Whelan
Parke Davis & Company, Inc
Scott Paper Company
White Sewing Machine Company
No. 40
Franklin Street, Inc
United State
West Milford
Bible Thought and Confession in Nehemiah 9:3 Paralleled by Re pent Advice
Quoted verse cites Nehemiah 9:3 on reading the law for a quarter day and confessing and worshipping God. The text adds a personal moral twist urging self confession to heaven, repentance for past, avoidance of future sins, and a cryptic note about compost and weeds, ending with a Shakespearean merging remark.
Illness Affects Local Residents and Noted Writer Dies
Among the sick, Fannie Kling has returned to her Tower apartment and shows improvement after illness at Braddock. Jennie Zummerman of Pleasant is seriously ill in Emergency Hospital after about six weeks as a patient. Patty Brice, daughter of Dr. A. T. Brice, is improving after a Maryland Hospital stay. Charles G. Geisbert of New Araby is improved but confined. Serial writer W. Goddard, 71, creator of The Perils Of Pauline, dies at home in Miami. He contributed to American Weekly since 1923 and also wrote The Exploits O Blaine and The Hope Diamond Mystery.
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Fannie Kling
Braddock
Tower Apartments
East Chute Street
Jennie Zummerman
Pleasant
Patty Brice
A. Talbott Brice Jefferson
University O Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Charles G. Geisbert
New Araby
W. Goddard
Pauline
American Weekly
Portland
Boston
O Blaine
Pearl White
Miami
Fla
Johnstown Clipper Karmarkovich Killed in Collision
George Chuck Karmarkovich 22 captain and high scoring center for the Johnstown Clippers of the All American Professional Basketball League died in a three way collision today in Johnstown Pennsylvania He previously starred at Waynesburg College as a leading floor starter.
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Todlays
George
Chuck) Karmarkovich
Johnstown Clippers
Karmarkovich
Waynesburg College
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