Relatives Inherit Mrs Keedy and Mrs Baumgardner Estates
Orphans Court probate grants the estates of Irene R. Keedy of Frederick and Mary Nina Baumgardner of Emmitsburg to nieces Catherine Thompson and Emma Thompson, with D Princeton Buckey named attorney for executrices. Keedy will dated 1942 leaves 4300 to nephew Upton Bradley, 100 and 50 to cemetery fund, residue to two nieces. Baumgardner estate divided among eight children. executor Ason Caye named. Additional administrations granted for Robert A Bennett and Mrs Gertrude B McClean estates. Florence M Shearer estate administered to two children with about 4200 in realty reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene R. Keedy
City
Clayton O. Keedy
Frederick
Mary Nina Baumgardner
Emmitsburg
Thomas Baumgardner
Orphans Court
Testatrix
Emma I. Thompson
Robert A. Bennett
Alton Y. Bennett
J. Bernard MecClellan
Gertrude B. McClean
Florence M. Shearer
George D. Shearer
Grace V. Ones
West
Patrick Street
Polio Drive Hits $742.44 in Frederick Theaters
Frederick County National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis chair Alten Y. Bennett announced last week’s March of Dimes drive raised 742.44 in two venues. Tivoli yielded 651.07 over three days, Opera House added 91.37 over two days. End date set for Tuesday, with coin boxes remaining in public meeting places through week. A birthday hall in Brunswick for Roosevelt’s memory supports the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Alten Y. Bennett
Frederick County
National Foundation For
Bennett
Roostvelt
National Foundation
Brunswick
Brunswick Eagles Aerie
Baltimore grocery owner cleared in fatal holdup case
Special police guard kept at Harris Lewis neighborhood store after his acquittal for killing a 16 year old black holdup man. Lewis said the shop windows were smashed and his actions were in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harris Lewis
Lewis
Farmington Tragic Rat Triggered Accidental Shooting
In Farmington Delaware Mrs Jeanette Fisher and neighbor Mrs Elizabeth Jerread fled as a rat moved through the house. William Jerread fired from the second floor wounding Mrs Fisher in the abdomen after a pistol discharge. State Police ruled the incident accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Del
Jeanette Fisher
Elizabeth Jerread
Jerread
William
Billy
Union Mfg Employes Dine Elect 1950 Officers
The Union Manufacturing Co Employes Relief and Benefit Association held its 16th annual dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. More than 150 members heard remarks from President Thomas L. Zimmerman and others as 1950 directors were elected and committees appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Manufacturing Company
Fame
Estelle Baker
Ellen Freed
Margaret Ropp
Betty Tobery
Ollie Bridges
Robert Bell
Merhle Murphy
Elaine Lee
Baltimore
Joseph §. Stephens
H. David Fagan
Richard L. Hall
Mr. Zimmerman
Holmes D. Baker
J. B. Anders
Charles McC. Mathias
William D. Zimmerman
Walter Kleist
Mr. Stultz
Ivan Waller
R. C. Shannonhouse
al Rile
New York City
A. S. Haight and Company
Kenneth Given
Fred Dushane
John M. Given Company
New York
John Baumgardner
Fannie Yinger
Katie Abrecht
Elton Smith
John Fultz
Anna Baer
Cortinne Wastler
Betty To
Naval Academy discharges twenty stewards and mess attendants
Twenty stewards and mess attendants at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis have been discharged for acts of moral perversion. Ten already received undesirable discharges and the rest will, after completion of a Sever river command investigation, receive similar discharges. The twenty men, all African American, served in the midshipmen’s mess hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Sever River Command
Annapolis
Continuing Search For Big Plane In Yukon Snow
The search for a missing U S Air Force transport and its 44 occupants intensified as nearly 50 US and Canadian planes combed a 1200 mile Arctic corridor from Great Falls to Snag. Ground crews investigated a forest ranger sighting of a large plane overhead with an explosion and smoke, dubbed Operation Mike led by Lt Kyle E McMichael. Temperatures near Snag were ten below zero, with fears for survivor viability and a lone mother and child aboard among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse
Y. T
U. S
Snag
Yukon Territory
Alaska
Anchorage
Great Falls
Mont
Mike
Kyle E. McMichael
San Antonio
Texas
Martin Costello
Royal Canadian Air Force
Legion Opposed To Draft Continuance
The American Legion opposes President Truman's plan to extend the draft act for three years and instead backs universal military training. Miles D Kennedy outlined the Legion's stance to the House Armed Services committee as it considers extending the draft beyond next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Man
American Legion Today
Truman
Legion
House Armed Services Committee
Miles D. Kennedy
National Legislative , Commission
Market Mixed as Pim Radio TV Stocks Rise Early
New York trading opened with Pim Radio and television groups pushing higher in a moderately active session. Early gains persisted into later trading with fractional advances, signaling mixed strength across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Snowless Winter May Set New Mark in Frederick
Local weather data suggest this winter may post a record for lack of snow in Frederick dating back to 1891. If January ends without measurable snow, a new mark will be set as December and January both report no snow for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Fertilizer Shortage To Result In Smaller U.S. Crops This Year
A Potash firm spokesman warned a national fertilizer shortage could shrink U S crop output this year. He cited 25 percent of production at risk and noted potash supply limited by a November strike at Carlsbad mines. The shortage endangers southern and midwestern farmers growing citrus, sugar, tobacco, cotton, and grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Carlsbad. N. AL
South
Middle West
Rufus Poole
United States Potash Company
Potash Company of America
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
Poole
National Labor Relations Board
Department of Agriculture
Hell
Mr. Truman
UMW
Truman
Capitol Milk Producers In Annual Meet
Eighty five members and guests attended the Capitol Milk Producers Association annual meeting and dinner at the Hotel Frederick. Directors elected for the coming year include Kanode West Geisbert Fouche Wilson. discussion of milk industry plans. officials from the District of Columbia Health Department attended the dinner. Officers for the prior year were Kanare Dayhoff Bowers. Bowers attended despite injuries from a car accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Milk Producers Association
Hotel
Frederick
Harry B. Kanode
Adamstown
Businss
Mr. Kanode
J. Monroe West
Earl F. Geisbert
William Fouche
Adams
District of Columbia Health Department
W. W. Buredette
Food Inspection Service
Arthur Buddington
Dr. Noble
Health Department
Messrs. Simms and
Driscoll
C W. England
Highland Farms Dairy
R. A. McFarland
England
Holland
Kanare
Robert Dayhoff
Dickerson
Sherman P. Bowers
Bowers
Quake Disaster Leaves 1500 Dead in Bushire Iran
Government relief convoys head toward Bushire after a series of sharp earthquakes. About twenty villages destroyed and thousands injured as communications delays hinder reports. Army planes to deliver relief. Bushire, a Persian Gulf port of about 20 000 residents, faces the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Bushire
Persian Gulf
Ihr
J T Miller Dies At 70 In Frederick Memorial Hospital
John T Miller a retired Taneytown merchant died today at 803 am at Frederick Memorial Hospital at seventy years of age after nine weeks of illness. He operated a haberdashery in the Key Hotel building, a dry goods store in Union Bridge, and later moved to Taneytown where he retired three years ago. He was a native of Frederick County and member of Trinity Lutheran Taneytown Knights of Pythias Lions Club. Surviving are two nephews and one niece. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at C C Fuss and Son funeral home Tateytown with Rev Glenn J Stahl officiating. Burial in Haughs Mt Zion Cemetery. Flowers omitted per family request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Miller
Taneytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Miller
Miller
Frederick County
John W
Elizabeth Lynn Miller
Trinity Lutheran Thurch
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Union Bridge
Frederick
Lions Club
Alvah V. Young
Detour
Wilford L. Smith
Vernon Airing
York
C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral
Tateytown
Glenn J. Stahl
Wall
Haugh
Mt. Zioni
Pig Damages Case Shocks Lan caster Newspaper
A Lancaster New Era correspondent reports a farmer sues another for damages claimed after nine thousand pigs roamed over his property. The reporter struggles with dialect as the desk questions the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Coal Strike Enters Fourth Week Across States
Washington reports White House considering quick action as miners tally idle workers in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. United Mine Workers resist return to work amid no contract talks. negotiations resume in Washington with John Lewis and operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
White House
Western
Pennsylvania
United Mine Worker
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Companies
West Virginia
UMW
Ohio
United Mine Workers
John Sn. Lewis
Lewis
Northern and Western
Washington
I Truman
Truman
Nationalists Claim Red Junks Destroyed
Taipei reports say Chinese Nationalist air force headquarters claim new onslaughts by warplanes sank junk fleets bound for Hainan Island. They say bombs hit Liuchow peninsula and warn Reds may move 100000 to 200000 troops, with 100000 regulars and 90000 militiamen ready to defend Hainan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Hainan Island
South China
Liuchow Peninsula
Hainan
Reds
Craf
Hsia Yu-Hsia
Hainan Defense Command
Hainan Strait
Hsia
Hsueh Yueh
Hydrogen bomb decision May come soon
Senate Atomic committee chair McMahon said a recommendation to President Truman on a hydrogen bomb may be issued shortly. The panel has ongoing continuous investigation after a closed session with Dr. J Robert Oppenheimer and will reconvene for further deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House Atomic Committee
Truman
United States
McMahon
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Alpnic Energy Commission
Wall
Uranium Talks Begin Today In Washington
In Washington a secrecy quiet covers talks among the United States Belgium and Britain on atomic energy and Congo uranium supplies. Officials aim to set how Congo ore is divided with most going to the United States as part of a broader US Britain Canada atomic weapons partnership amid debate on hydrogen bombs and Soviet progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dat
State Department
United States
Belgium
Britain
Belgian Congo
Congo
Truman
Chicago
Harerison C. Brown
Russia
America
U. S
Elston + Robie
Senate
Ahiutse Atomic Committee
Mund
R-Sd
New York
Rus
Train Rolls Backwards Down Hill Near Ellensburg
A nine car Chicao-Milwaukee-St. Paul passenger train rolled backward several miles down a central Washington hill last night with no one hurt. The engine trailed flames as brakes leaked and a brakeman stopped the train about a mile beyond Tvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
St. Paul
Hiawatha
Washington Hill
G. J. Bohen
Kittitas
Wash
Ellensburg
Spokane
Beverly Hill
Eddie Maxwell
Bothen
Bohinen
Acheson Urges Korea Aid Against Major Attack
Secretary of State Acheson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that halting economic aid to Korea now would be most unfortunate and could jeopardize Southeast Asia. He backed extending China and Korea aid, noting unspent funds and a February 15 expiration date with a June extension proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acheson
Congress
Korea
Southeast Asia
South Korea
Korean
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kee
Dwva
Asia
China
Two Accidents Reported in City Overnight
City police investigated two crashes and charged two drivers. Eva Zimmerman at 325 East Third street allegedly ran a red light at West Patrick and South Kenty, causing $320 total damage. John Wisner 22, 323 North Market Street, suffered a $300 damage to his 1940 Ford. Geraldine L. Stull 19 Route 1 Frederick was charged with failing to yield as her Studebaker turned left on East Street, colliding with Dorsey M. Burdette’s 1941 Chevrolet. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Bentz Street
East Second
East Streets
Ellis Carty
Eva Zimmerman
East Third Street
South Kenty Street
John W. Wisner
North Market Street
West Patrick
Zimmerman
Wisner
Ralph Potts
Geraldine L. Stull
Route 1
Frederick
Stull
Studebaker
East Street
Dorsey M. Burdette
East South Street
Frigid Western US Faces Deep Cold Wave
The Associated Press reports a massive cold snap across the western half of the United States while eastern states enjoy milder weather. Record lows occur from North Dakota to Minnesota with subzero readings in Bemidji and Grand Forks, while Oklahoma and northern Texas stay below freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mercury
Texas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Bemidji
Minn
Pembina
N. D
Grand Forks
N. BD
Bismarck
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Louisiana
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Nebraska
Oregon
Great Lakes
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Union Mfg. Co
Affair On Saturday
Carlsbad
CIO International “Union
Powle
Ems
NLRB
Capitol Milk Producers
J.T. Miller
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