Daniels Rites for Josephus Daniels in Raleigh
Raleigh born Josephus Daniels long time editor of the Raleigh News and Observer and former Secretary of the Navy and ambassador to Mexico dies after two week illness at age 85. He led a life as a newspaperman and political figure closely tied to Cleveland Roosevelt and Truman. Funeral set for Raleigh with four sons present.
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Sveephus Daniels
Raleigh
N.C
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Mexico
Raleigh News and Observer
Alay
Josephus, Jr
Jonathan
Frank
Worth Daniels
Washington
Daniels
Grover Cleveland
Harry Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Associated Press
America
Navy Brass
Navy Department
Opening Of Laboratory Marks New County Service
The State Livestock Sanitary Service opens a new laboratory in Winchester Hale East Wing to serve Frederick County and parts of Montgomery Carroll and Howard. Veterinarians and poultrymen will use it for diagnosis, with Dr W R Teeter as first technician and emphasis on Bangs disease and pullorum testing. County officials and agriculture leaders attend as space and equipment are highlighted. A separate public sale near Woodsboro draws big crowds despite weather, selling a 104 acre farm for 102,825 and personal property around 7,500 with top cattle at 385 and average 230.
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State Livestock
Winchester Hale
Frederick County
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard Counties
State Health Department
W. R. Teeter
Hagerstown
Bang
George W. Green
A. L. Brueckner
State Livestock Sanitary Service
L. J. Poelma
A. Grant Hooper
Samuel H. Young
Maryland Chick Hatchery
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Southern States Cooperative
Merrii H. Ramsburg
Farm Bureau
L. H. Crickenberger
Pomona Grange
Walter H. Hahn
J. Homer Remsberg
Hazel Lewis Daniel J. Thomas
Farmers Co-operative
Henry R Shoemaker
H Bradley Jones
Teeter
Glenn Trout
Raymeond L. Kelly
Eight Mt St Mary's Students Named in Who's Who
Mt St Mary's College Emmitsburg lists eight students in the 1847 43 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Names include Coffey Felten Hogan Johnston Welsh Michaels Lyden and Franzoni. Coffey appears as a prominent Mount figure and athlete leader.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
John L Coffey
Jamiakea
Long Island
Edward J. Felten
Brooklyn
Thomas
Hogan
Pawtucket
Joseph L. Johnston
Richmond Hill
James J. Welsh
York
Joseph T. Michaels
Dallastown
Robert J. Lyden
Clarksburg
W. Va
John D. Franzoxi
Trenton
Jack Coffey
Mount
Monogram Club
Athletic Association
Ed Felton
House Council
Tom Hogan
Parcell
Delta Epsilon Sigma
St Mary's
Joe Johnston
Jim Welsh
Joe Michaels
The
Mountain Echo
Bob Leydens
John Fraszoni
Remains Conscious As Leg Is Amputated
Dubuque Iowa January 15 Donald Hillery 24 of Benton Wisconsin stayed conscious during a 45 minute operation as four doctors amputated one leg after becoming entangled in warm gear at a fertilizer machine. He slipped while trying to remove paper from powder and both legs became entangled before a coworker stopped the machine. The machinery cut flesh deeply requiring acetylene torches to cut away metal. During the operation Robert Smith 32 of Dubuque was overcome by fumes from the torches.
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Dubuque
Donald Hillery
Benton
Wis
Hillery
Robert Smith
Firemen of County Meet at Frederick County association
County wide fire prevention plan outlined for year round effort to 73 members of the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen Association at the first quarterly meeting. W Bartgis Storm explained a state plan and emphasized ongoing prevention. Next meeting set for April 13 at Algersville.
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Frederick County
Storm
Pittsburgh
Algersville
Philp H. Beard
Walkersville
Leslie Sovecool
Graceham
Talk On Bacteria Given To Lions Club Meeting
Dr. Gross addressed a Lions Club gathering on bacteria and dairy industry implications. He noted ongoing scientific research reveals new bacteria and highlighted terminology used in the field. Dr. Gross recently transferred to a new post at the institution.
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Lions Club
Gross
Frederick Lions Club Ames Lewa Bible and names
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Dick Ashton Mr Rainier Gaviona Bobeaw Abramese Gutier Sefferson Jobhn Ring and Bem Warton, with Frederick references and vague notes about the Bible being first written and vests. The readable text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or date.
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Frederick
Lions Club
Ames
Lewa
Cormath
Dick Ashton
Mr. Rainier
Gaviona Bobeaw
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England
Vivian S. Wilt
Adamstown
Maryland
Phous Bucketstown
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Mt. St. Mary’s
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Ford Motoc Company
Frederick Motor Company
W. Patrick Street
Eleanor Abbott
Voluntas
Reba Dutrow
Margaret V. Best
Pauline Boyer
Sally Blue Manauer
Irene Heck
Evelyn Kefauver
Sally Blumanauer
Evelyn Krantz
Mary Rhoderick
Loek In
Saneaee
Benrus
Anlimes
Ingrid
Jones
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Rotel Building
Sbinenseshet Saale
Kemp
Rexall
S.S.S
S. S
Petroglaf
Phillips M
Lennox
Agarex
Noxzema
United State
Cavell’s
Fifth ST
Citizens National Bank
Holmes D. Baker
John E. Barker
Wi B. Anders
W. Bartgis Storm
Cashier
Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponseller
Charles H Conley, MD
Jas. H. Gambrill, IR
John H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Elias B. Ramsburg, JR
Parsons Newman
Anders
R. W. Harbaugh
Daniel
Wight
Corner Market and
Patrick Streets
Frederick, Maryland
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Farmers Relations Department
U.S. Government Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
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