Hospitalized After Glass Lamp Injury In Ice Street Row
Norman Green of Ice street was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a argument with Estelle I. Brown who allegedly threw a glass lamp and struck him. Brown was arrested on an assault and battery charge. Police also charged Kenneth J. Queen with assault and battery related to molesting several children. Additional cases included intoxication and license violations, with various fines imposed in Peoples Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Green
Icestreet
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Estelle
IM. Brown
Ice Street
Brown
Sergt
Daniel Swam
Ley
Green
United Rescue Squad
Kenneth J. Queen
Lee Place
Denver Shook
Lewis J. Stewart
Montevue
Harold G. Lewis
East Fifth Street
Lawrence A. Delong
Raymond M. White
Staley, Mossburg
N. Dorsey
Truth About Zeros and the National Debt
An official explains how large sums like a billion dollars seem when expressed in daily losses. He notes a $1 billion business founded 1,854 years ago could have lost $1,000 daily and still hold $300 million in working capital. The national debt near 275 billion is staggering and demands careful management to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Merle Youngs mink coat case memory fades yet law endures
Merle Young, once central to Washington mink coat probes tied to RFC loan seekers, has begun a prison term three years after the scandal. The case illustrates slow retaliation as the law runs its course despite fading public memory. Also notes a 1920s style wiener roast in Frederick and a 20th Division to 2d Division transfer in Korea for Pfc Charles E Fraunfelter.
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Merle Young
Washington
White House
RFC
Korea
Charles E. Fraunfelter
Charles M. Framfelter
Union Bridge
40Th Infantry
Fifty Years Ago News Hems July 2 1904 Highlights
Special meeting raises police salaries to 500 dollars with uniforms. Lightning kills two steers on Dennis farm near Urbana. High school principals appointed by board of school commissioners for multiple districts. William P. Etchison opens photographic studio at Market and Church. The Scribe notes eggs stay high at 18 cents as women worry over omelet costs. eggs shipped to cities cited as cause.
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Lewis Conaré
Dennis
Urbana
Board of School Commissioners
Thurmont
H. D. Beachley
North Frederick Male
Amon Burgee
Middletown
Oscar M. Fogle
Walkersville
Franklin Harshman
Emmitsburg
G. L. Palmer
Frederick
M. M. Robinson
Myersville
C. A. Stottlemyer
Adamstown
Earie B. Wood
William P. Etchison
Market
Church Streets
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columan Of The News
Six items from July 2 1934 recount local notes. Japanese beetle traps spread through Frederick county with a Sabillasville resident reporting about 100 beetles. Dr Charles H Conley denies withdrawing from the Democratic gubernatorial race. Rev Harold L Hann native Frederick installed as Grace Lutheran pastor in Fairmont West Virginia. Four civilain Conservation Camp members at Fishing Creek jailed pending probe after a truck accident northeast of Jefferson demolished their vehicle.
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Frederick County
Sabillasville
Charles H. Conley
Harold L. Hann
Frederick
Grace Lutheran Church
Fairmont
W. Va
Civilian Conservation
Fishing Creek
Jefferson
Killed on Route 40 near Hagerstown in car crash
James J. Young, 20, of Hagerstown, was killed when his car failed to make a curve on Conoco Scheague Road, went down an embankment and struck a tree. A second young man and two girls suffered minor injuries in the crash about a mile from U S 40, six miles west of Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
James J. Young
Here
Conoco
Scheague Road
U. S. 40
Deaths of Victor R Sharrer and Albert C Dorsey
Victor R. Sharrer 49 of Baltimore died suddenly at his home on South Monroe Street. Survivors include his widow Mary Harshman Sharrer a son and two stepchildren and several siblings. Albert C Dorsey 79, longtime Carroll County farmer, died at his son’s home in Sykesville after residing there twenty years. Surviving are his son Robert and eight grandchildren. Both sets of remains rest at local funeral homes with services scheduled Saturday at 2 p.m. in Thurmont and near Winfield respectively.
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Victor R. Sharrer
Joseph
Harriet Brown Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
South
Monroe Street
Baltimore
Mary Harshman Sharrer
Victor R. Sharrer Jr
David L
Keymar
Charles
Emmitsburg
Carrie E
Shuff
Mettie
Jarvis
May Wisotzkey
Thurmont
Raymond
Della E. Wantz
Disen Yaste
Rocky Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Albert C. Dorser
Albert C. Dorsey
Carroll County
Robert B. Dorsey
Sykesville
Marie Dorsey
Henry
Annie Dorsey
Robert
Russell
Marriottsville
Arthur Flohrsille
Leah Biddinger
Unionville
Hazel Bloom
Lillian Wolfe
Winfield
Mary Lowman
Airy
Emma ‘Clary
Woodlawn
Leven Dorsey
Franklintown
Lester K. Welch
Bethany Cemetery
Taylorsville
C. Mo Waltz
Man Hospital Entry For Surgery On Monday
Among The Sick Mr. George D. Biggs of Madison street entered the Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia for surgery. Residents of three counties in Southern Maryland increased income by 21 million dollars in 1852 versus 1949 according to the Maryland State Planning Commission today.
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George D. Biggs
Madison Street
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland State Planning Commission
Weddings in Maryland and Pennsylvania Forge Ties
A string of weddings across Maryland and nearby states features Orrison-Green in Hagerstown with Rev DeWitt Miller officiating. Virginia Bella Naumann Crist marries Trooper Isle William Russell Crist in Beltsville Episcopal church with homes in Hyattsville and details of family ties. Martha Lorena Nusbaum wed John F Gonder Jr. at Westminster Methodist church with a large reception in New Windsor. Gonder and Cregger unions anchor a July schedule, with brides and grooms from Westminster Union Bridge Taneytown and Emmitsburg, and plans for new homes and employment in Hampstead and Greenbelt. However, the article continues with more details on attire, attendants, and reception plans.
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Crist—Naumann
John J. Naumann
Virginia Bella
Trooper Isle
William Russell Crist
Beltsville
William Anna
Crist
Naumann
Greenbelt
Mr. Naumann
Svondale
Citizens Bank of Maryland
Russell ©. Crist
Harold R. Hodgson
Eugene C. Woodward
Baltimore
John F. Wooden Jr
Janet Hering
Chantilly
Chantilly Jace
Janet Sies
Westminster
Mariel Nusbaum
Bride of Westminster
Sally Danis
Greenville
Maid-Of-Honor
Sally Robertson
New Windsor
Dale Owings
Martin Gonder
Union Bridge
Glenn Gonder
Taneytown
Woodrow Owings
Donald Nusbaum
Foster Heatock
New England States
Niagara Falls
Wedding Bells Ring Across Towns and Bases
A series of society notices report weddings and engagements. The Pleasants family of Alexandria leads as the bride’s sister acts matron of honor, with a large church reception for 180 guests and a Niagara Falls trip after. Other items note a May 29 naval marriage in Memphis between Rita Elizabeth Kaas and Lewis M Field, both Navy, plus engagements for Hazel Lee Blackburn and Carel Ann McCreary, and the Brown Barnes Sykesville wedding with a 19 day trip.
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William Pleasants
Alexandria
Lois lFeeser
Littlestown
Barbara Myers
Gettysburg
Elmer Cregger
Spencerville
Rhody
Leslie Cregger
Emmitsburg
Robert Fuss
Taneytown
Herbert Nichols
Carl Cregger
Wayne Cregger
Diane Bodmer
and Airs
Charles Bodmer Jr
College Park
Carol Cregger
Irvan Cregger
Niagara Falls
Canada
Notion
Field—Kaas
Livermore Chapel
Naval Air Station
Memphis
Muss’ Louise Zurawski
Norman Holburg
Navy
Lare
Brown—Barnes
Marie M. Barnes
R. K. Barnes
Sykesville
Arthur C. Brown
Funeral Services Held for Harvey Grossnickle at Myersville
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2:30 PM in the Myersville Church of the Brethren for Harvey Grossnickle of near Myersville with Rev. Samuel Lindsey and Rev. Robert Strickler officiating. Interment followed in the United Brethren cemetery at Myersville. Pallbearers included Grayson Cartee, Glenn Grossnickle, Upton W. Grossnickle, James R. Horne, Howard Metzger, and John Cline. The Gladhill Co. directed the funeral.
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Myersville
Church of the Brethren
Harvey Grossnickle
Samuel Lindsey
Robert Strickler
Soil Conservation Board
Grayson Cartee
Glenn
Upton W. Grossnickle
James R. Horne
Howard Metzger
John Cline
United Brethren Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Clara Elizabeth Thompson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ebeneezer Methodist Church
L. A. Moore
Soto
Shirley Thompson
Frank Thompson
William Thompson
Oscar Thompson
Roland Thompson
George Thompson
Phillip Thompson
Charles Hicks
Piedmont League scores and regional results recap
Norfolk edged York 5 to 3 while Portsmouth stood 2 to 2 with Hagerstown. In other action, Newport News defeated Lynchburg 7 to 5, Lancaster lost to Lynchburg 9 to 6, and Colonial Heights Petersburg combined for 7 in Tonkin. A note on Indochina shows 10 percent of farmers own less than an acre.
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Norfolk
York
Portsmouth
Hagerstown
Newport News
Lynchburg
Lancaster
Colonial Heights
Petersburg
Tonkin
Indochina
Catoctin Club Plans Family Picnic at Mt Tabor Park
Members of the Catoctin Club Inc will hold a family picnic at Mt Tabor Park Rocky Ridge on Wednesday evening July 28 with Roger B Wolfe as chair and a committee including Merrill Wachter Guy W Nusz Paul M Carmack Louis J E Twentey Ralph W Stauffer Sr and J Robert McLaren Also Mrs Stanley R Bossard and daughter Carole will attend plans note travel to Texas and Mexico and return planned for late July Other items include local births weddings anniversaries and travels of Frederick area residents with several social events and a wedding announced for Joan Louise Fawley and Robert John Rothenhöfer.
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Catoctin Club
Catoctin Club, Inc
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Roger B. Wolfe
Messers Merrill. Wachter
Guy W. Nusz
Paul M. Carmack
Louis J E. Twentey
Ralph W. Stauffer
J. Robert McLaren
Rothendorfer
Mrs. Clary
West Coast
Alaska
Hammond Clary
West Patrick Street
Clary
Colorado Springs
Death, Valley
Sierra Nevada
Feather River
Mt. Rainier
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Seattle
Washington
Vancouver
Yukon Territory
Lenhart
Mr. Bussard
Dorothy Jean Lenhart
Roger Lenhart
A. Lee Bussard, Jr
A. Lee Bussard
Jefferson
Flint Hill Methodist Church
William C. Harpold
Miss Lenhart
David Hemp
Park Avenue
Hemp
Shirley Keyser
Buckeystown
Evan- Seline Stull
This City
Susan Hemp
Flint Hill
Larry Bussard
Clayton Smith
Kenneth Boyer
Bette Ann Powers
Clarence Edward Powers
Wilson Place
David Wayne Smith
David Oren Smith
Rosemont Avenue
Calvary Methodist Church
Miss Powers
Rose Carros
North Market Street
Suzanne Willis
Gwynn Klipp
Lenore Willis
South Market Street
Mary Ann Hursey
High Knob
Mr. Smith
Paul Kepler
Middletown
Daniel Arris
Carroll Parkway
Stephen
Robert Marsh
Washington Charter Or Words On World Morality
David Lawrence notes Eisenhower and Churchill present a renewed Anglo American stance aimed at a new Washington Charter. They urge friendship with pledging nations, self-government, UN and regional security, and strength to pursue peaceful aims, while avoiding a status quo that sustains colonial powers. The piece contrasts approaches to Red China and calls for bipartisan foreign policy.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
America
Britain
Soviet
Russia
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Organization of American States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
China
United States
Dulles
Geneva
Nixon
Truman
Acheson
Harriman
Indochina
Red China
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Peoples Court
Braddock Mountain
Joseph W. Dillon
Benjamin H. Clark
Ray Leslie Delauter
Charles O. Peer
Charles Town
James W. Houck
Williamsport
Charles W. Ross
Lath
Braddock Heights
Jster
Arthur. Cook
Charles E. Cross
J. William Zeigter
James F. Koogle
East Fourth Street
Fourth
Bentz Streets
Jerry Fry
Lander
Earl Benton Wood
Patrick Street
Donald E. Hamilton
Ridgeville
James W. Hardy
Donald Bowser
Minks
Raymond Free
Carolyn Phillips
Hose
Elmer Michael
Doubs
Ralph Wirts
William Shreve
Laurence Phillips
Jdr
Myrtle Powell
Luther Murray
Robert Murray
Parker Free
Jeanne Virts
Michael Wirts
Walter Zimmerman, III
Harry Walter Zimmerman, Jr
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Columan of the News
Orrison—Green
Dorothy Green
C. L. Green
Lester Orrison
Fuss—Cregger
Gwuenda Marlene Cregger
Luther H. Cregger
Lloyd Edward Fuss
Elmer Fuss
Foursquare Gospel
Harold L. Myers
Wayne Creager
Ann Dobbs
narNage
David H. Blackburn
Savannah
Hazel Lee
Kenneth C. Lopez
Clark M. Loper
Joseph McCreary
Finksburg
Carel Ann
Wesley Russell Franklin
Gladys Franklin
Woodbine
Stanley R. Bossard
Carole
Friendship Airport
Texas
Mexico
Henry V. Chase
Atlantic City
N. J
Marlborough Blenheim
Ocean City
Flanders
Edgar H. McBride
Robert Allen
West Second Street
Quebec
Gaspe
Nova Scotia
F. R. Biser
Nancy
Sally
Robert Lowery
Rocky Springs
J. F. Keller
Inlaw
O. J. Keller
Evington
R. F. Rhodemyre
Rhodemyre
Mead Irvine
Long Island
N. Y
Irvine
J. &. Keller
Marietta Henderson
Hood College
American Home Economics Association
San Francisco
Jack A. Smith
Thomas Arthur
Byron E. Hughes
New York City
Hughes
Elinor Markey
Floyd Burchett
East Patrick Street
Pvt
Robert L. Burchett
U. S
F. A. BN
Calif
William B. Shreve
Richard Galladay
Blue Ridge Summit
Richard Best
Stephen Boswell, Jr
Skyline Drive
Natural Bridge
Virginia
J. J. Chasin
Shawnee, Kan
Mary Carpenter
Route 6
Evan Carpenter
Irene Fox
Ralph Burall
Tammy
Cora Cromwell
Blanche Hesson
Bessie Burvier
Louis Burall
Louis
Susan
John Carpenter
Grace Burall
Charlies D. Crist
West Fifth Street
Memorial Hospital
Jane Teresa
Jack Wood
John
Chicago, Ill
Charles F. Bowers
West Third Street
Donald Coffey
John E
Chicago, IL
Eugene A Creed
Jefferson Boulevard
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Gustave Nau
San Antonio
Tex
Creed
Frances Louise Gooden
Philadelphia
Ignatius Biorlee
Albert. Lea. Minn
Biorlee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Mrs
Bill Lantz
Burkitts, Ville
Broad Run
Sidney Fribush
Patty
Brunswick
Hawaii
Marold L. Rogers
W.a
Dr. Fribush
William McPherson
Greenville, Mich
Henry Holder
Sandy Hook
Lei
Invin M. Deener
Linda Ann
Crestview
Fla
Gilbert Deener
Garretts Mill
John L.mills
Mtag Ue PO
MEA Servica, Me
Senate
Beall and Butter
Williams
Delaware
Frear
Beall
Buller
New York
The
New York Herald Tribune
Ralph Bunche
Department of Justice
Bunche
Merton F. Kaplon and Son
Rochester, N
Myer Kaplon
MR. Brown
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