Bequests In Nusz Will Totaling Widely Across Churches
Bequests to Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in trust for Grace church Pleasant Hill and St Pauls Lutheran Utica, plus amounts to Bethel Lutheran Bethel and Walkersville Lutheran Church. outright to Walkersville Lutheran, United Brethren Walkersville, Reading PA Lutheran. bank trust for Utica Cemetery upkeep. many individual bequests to relatives and friends. executors named Shuff and Sinn. Will dated Apr 13 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice F. Nusz
Walkersville
Joseph ¥. Nusz
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Grace Church
Pleasant Hill
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Utica
Bethel Lutheran Church
Bethel
Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
Reading
Robert R. Schenger
Blanche Altman Kline
Frederick
Thomas Altman
Clara E. Main
Amanda HK. Wachter
John W. Wachter
Mollie Filby
Willie Linton
Yellow Springs
Charles Linton
Floyd Altman
Willie Altman
Woodsboro
Charles Altman
Alma G. Bidle
Mr. Pleasant
George H. Smith
Louise Main
Albert Main
Benjamin UL. Shuff
Walter E. Sinn
Helen Linton
Edna Bidie Rice
Lewis Bidle
Lillian Eyler
Messrs
Shuff
Sinn
Emmitsburg
John Calvin Franklin
Homer Goins
Buckeystown
Mack Roy Goins
Gainesville
Fla
Rogue Elephant Rajah Executed at London Zoo
Rajah the year-old Indian elephant was shot at the London Zoo after three outbreaks including injuring a keeper last week. He had earlier damaged a television truck and caused a cage breach with his trunk, prompting officials to end his captivity. The carcass was to be fed to the lions and ligers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Zoo
Rajah
London
G. S. Cansidale
Baltimore Man Brought Back To Face Auto Law Charge
Cooperation between Frederick city police and State Police led to the arrest of Joseph B. Smith of Baltimore on a charge of failure to give his name after a property damage accident. He reportedly fled the scene, was stopped near West Friendship, and brought to Frederick where Lt. Frank Dorsey charged him. collateral of $11.45 was posted and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Joseph B. Smith
Baltimore
Smith
Frederick
West Friendship
Randallstown Barracks
James H. Rouzee, Jr
Frederick Barracks
Frank Dorsey
Bartgis Named Acting Police Lieut in City Move
Mayor Donald B. Rice designated Investigator Allen S. Bartgis as acting lieutenant of the city police replacing Lieut Reno O. Stix who is retiring for ill health. The retirement of Lieut Six becomes effective July 14 under the new charter with possible reinstatement if he recovers. Bartgis will keep his investigator rank and assume lieutenant duties. Six attached to the day force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Rice
Allen S. Bartgis
Reno O. Stix
Board of Aldermen
Six
Bartgis
Rice
Police Department
Court clears title for six Emmitsburg residents
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer signs equity court decree to remove a cloud on the title of six Emmitsburg area properties. The Mays and Millers own a tract near St Anthony’s. Kreitz family named as defendants. The order vests title in the Mays and Millers and permanently bars Kreitzs from asserting a claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Equity Court
Emmitsburg
Joseph E. May
St. Anthony's
Irvin W. Miller
Lester Miller
Edna Kreitz
Paul Kreitz
Baltimore
Lester Millers
Allen R. Knott
George L. Hemler
J. Arthur Schaffer
Andrew J. Kreitz
Frank J. Campbell
Kreitz
Joseph A. Kreitz
Campbell
Andrew Kreitz
Mays
Millers
W. Jerome Offutt
Stocks Stand Still in Quiet New York Trading
Trading in New York stocks moved little with a brief opening rush followed by an extended lull. Prices remained nearly unchanged as the tape showed long pauses and subdued activity throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Browns and Phillies duo named All Star starting pitchers
Detroit July 9 Ned Garver of the St Louis Browns and Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies both right handers were named today as the starting pitchers for the All Star game tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Man Serving 6 Years Flees From 'Cut'
Raymond Thompson, 37, who was sentenced to six years in the House of Correction last October for taking part in a failed robbery of a Frederick fruit stand where a guard was shot, escaped Sunday and remains at large. Stevens, 37, colored, of near Frederick, received nine years after being identified as the shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Route 240
Frederick
Penal Institution
Raymond Thompson
Monrovia
West All Saints Street
Thompson
Andrew R. Stevens
Jesse McDonald
McDonald
Stevens
Kehne
South Market Street
Wheat Rolls Into Market Early Today
Thousands of bushels of new wheat moved into the local market as farmers seized favorable harvesting weather. About 15 trucks lined East South street to the Farmers Cooperative Association plant at 645 a.m. Officials expect continued truck movements throughout the day as the plant can process up to 1,500 bushels per hour with railcar availability. The open market held at 2.00 per bushel and temperatures near 90 degrees with increasing humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Farmers Cooperative Association
Baltimore
Airport Station
Frederick City
Streets Blocked for Tree Work and Sewer Installation
Two side streets were temporarily closed this morning as Park Department and Potomac Edison workers felled a large maple at Middle Alley and East Church. A sewer line project at St. John's Catholic Church closed Chapel between Second Street and Church Street. Police checked a report of a large hole opening in a sunken grave area in the old Colored Cemetery, now a public park, between East Fifth and East Sixth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Alley
Second Street
Park Department
Potomac Edison Company
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
St. John's Catholic Church
Second
Church
Old Colored Cemetery
East Fifth
East Sixth Streets
Truman proposals on Iran oil dispute with Britain
President Truman offered to send Averell Harriman to Iran to help settle the oil dispute with Britain. Mossadegh rejected the letter, saying the decision on the World Court is final, as Iran faces threats of nationalization and potential action by moslem leaders amid calls for a holy war if Britain resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Tudiy
Averell Harriman
Iran
Tehran
Mo‘hammed Mossadegh
Middle East
Britain
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Grady
Abadan
Mossadegh
Mr. Truman
International Court of Justice
Bagher Ihazemi
Mojaheddin
Ghanatabadai
National Defense Committee
Mauritius
Sees 30 Cent Dollar If Controls Scrapped
Washington July 9 Erle Johnston told the nation a much cheaper dollar may come by scrapping controls. He said the dollar now worth about 53 to 54 cents in 1939 terms could be 30 to 40 cents in ten years if inflation is not tamed. He forecast a 1941 deficit of 5 to 7 billion dollars and a 20 to 25 billion cash deficit next year under defense. He urged stronger controls and noted House votes on extending wage and price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Erle Johnston
The
Nation Today
Johnston
U. S. News and World Report
Congress
House
Property Sold at Public Sale on Ka Nawha Gun Club Road
The estate of the late John S. Wenner sold to Charles H. Kehne for 3050 dollars. A seven room frame house with one acre sits near Route 15, east of Point of Rocks. E. M. Wenner conducted the sale, with John L. Ponton as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Wenner
Kanawha Gun Club
Point of Rocks
Charles H. Kehne
U. S. Route 15
E. M. Wenner
John L. Ponton
State of war ends with Germany in Australia July 9
Sydney reports that Australia and New Zealand formally ended their state of war with Germany today. New Zealand also announced the end of its war with Austria. The United States, Britain and France are expected to follow shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
New Zealand
Germany
Austria
United States
Britain
France
Britain may ask UN to curb Iran over oil control
Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison said Britain considers asking the United Nations Security Council to order Iran to stop interfering with the Anglo Iranian oil industry. He noted Iran rejecting the International Court of Justice ruling, while Britain accepts it, leaving Iran's attitude unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert Morrison
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Morrison
House ’ of Commons
International Court of Justice
International Court
The
House
Nine of 8 Shipwrecked Sailors Rescued Near Annapolis
Eight Washingtonians, four men and four women, drifted for three hours after their 32 foot cruiser sank off Wes River mouth near Annapolis. They clung to a line in life vests, rescued by a sloop that was disabled, then by a second craft. One climber, Philip M. Kloskey, reached shore first. Coast Guard and private craft aided, while the group spoke of being through with boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Wes River
Philip M. Kloskey
Washington
Coast Guard
Anne Arundel County
Naval Academy
Alala
Ady
Acly
Sing
Dead Baltimore Man Killed in Woodbury Jersey Crash
A Baltimore man Richard Watkins, 58, died after a crash three miles east of Almonesson at Route 41 and Woodbury Blackwood road. Seven others, including Florence Toner, 33, and Joseph Toner, were injured. Watkins drove the station wagon carrying five injured. other victims included Margaret Gill, Andrew Moore, and Horace Sharp. The other vehicle was driven by Joseph Toner of Philadelphia. Deeds recorded show transfers of properties to the Johnson and McLane families in nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. J
Baltimore
Richard Watkins
Thomas Blaney
Camden Hospital
Florence Toner
Philadelphia
Route 41
Woodbury-Blackwood Road
Almonesson
Rulon Peekland
Paul Geezy
Mantua
Watkins
Joseph Toner
Woodbury Hospital
Tower
Florence
Margaret Gill
Andrew Moore
Horace Sharp
Fined $50 After Crash On Route 40 Sunday
A Sunday evening crash on Route 40 between New Market and Ridgeville led to Paul D. Skovera of Uniontown being fined $50 for improper passing, with damage to Hartung car at $150 and Skovera’s at $200. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr also sentenced George Cressman to 30 days for failure to keep to the right of center after a Lewistown crash. Additional fines were levied on other drivers for various traffic offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters Hills
New Market
Ridgeville
Peoples Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Paul d. Skovera
Uniontown
Skovera
John Hartung
Cumberland
Spt
W. W. Corbin
Sheffield
Cressman
Lewistown
Carroll N. Barber
Mantius
N.Y
Barber
Oan
HW. J. Brown
Carl Ruby
Baltimore
Lil
M. J. Whitney
Paul W. White
Route 2
Keymar
White
D. A. Tucker
Edward Frang¢is Boniarski
Earl Johnson
Oakwood
Charles D. Scott
Grant Street
Eldon Wheeler
Cuba
Basil Warner
de. Garrston
Raymond J. Krusell
Cleveland
Charles R, Tot
Banth
W. Va
Nelson F. Thomas
Rockville
Charles M. Schneider
Pikesville
Sterling J. Wetzel
Water Street
Mildred Wetzel
Dennis Dorsey, Jr
West All Saints Street
William E. Dean
Cuya Falls
Thomas Knott
Mt. Airy
John T. Mitchell
Whitney, Tucker
H. P. O'Brien
Allied Troops Driven Back on East Central Front
Allied forces near Mount Taeu were repulsed by Red counter-attacks as UN pincers pressed the mountain stronghold. The action, amid a generally quiet front, comes ahead of peace talks in Kaesong with artillery barrages and heavy fighting reported near Yanggu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Mount Taeu
United Nations
Yanggu
Kaesong
Associated Press
George MacArthur
U. N
MacArthur
Poolesville Farm Sale Withdrawn At $20,000 Bid
The Paul Paxton farm near Poolesville was withdrawn at a bid of 20 000 dollars. The sale included 106 acres with eight room house barn and outbuildings located two and a half miles west of Poolesville off Route 107. Personal property valued around 5 000 dollars included cattle hogs machinery and a 1934 Chevrolet coupe. Auctioneers Null and Null with HH Buck Alexander as clerk handled the sale. Charles H. Jameson acted as agent for the real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Paxton
Poolesville
White’s Ferry
Null
M. "Buck" Alexander
Yoal
Charles H. Jameson
Truman asks Congress to end state of war with Germany
President Truman urged Congress to end the state of war with Germany, a move not altering Allied occupation but aimed at psychological change and restoring German ties to the world. He sent identical letters to Vice President Barkley and Speaker Rayburn, proposing a provisional end date and retaining power to seize German property to settle war debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
U.S
Germany
Barkley
House
Rayburn
King
White House
U. S
Pruman
Russia
Former Tiger Great Is Dead
Detroit reports the death of Harry Edwin Heilmann former Detroit Tiger great and long time broadcaster. Heilmann 56 starred 1914 1929 in the majors and later worked as a broadcaster for Detroit Tigers games beginning in 1934. He led the AL in batting average in 1921 1923 1925 and 1927 and finished with a lifetime .342.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harry Edwin Heilmann
Detroit Tiger
Tiger
Heilmann
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Michigan
Lakeland
Fla
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N. Y
Benjamin
Goodrich
Portland
Tigers
Hospital Dash For Harne From South Market Street
Jack Harne of 65 South Market street was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital around 10 this morning by the rescue track of the United Fire Company. He was reported to be suffering a hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harne
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Fire Company
Harne
Armistice Talks Open Amid Doubt Over Peace Guarantee
General Ridgway warned that no real guarantee of Korean peace exists as armistice negotiations begin in Kaesong. He said faith must be shown by performance and that talks commence with a non Western press presence, amid high tension and strategic deployments. Groundwork was laid Sunday with mixed agreements and ongoing skirmishes on the Korean front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
Ridgway
United Nations
Kaesang
Munsin
Tideway
Tokyo
Aimeell
Adm. C
Turner Day
Joy
U. S. Naval Forces
Korean
L. C. Cralaie
U.S. Air Forces
Henry L .Hodes
U. S. Eighth Army
Arteizh A
II Knots
Burke
U. S. Navy
Paik Sun Yup
Republic of Korea
Craigie
Paik
ROK First Army Corps
Hades
Munsan
Hsieh Fang
Tung Hua
Nam 1
Lee Sang Cho
Red Forces
Andrew J. Kinney
U. S. Air Force
U. N
National Guard Divisions Considered for Call Up
Washington reports that two or three more National Guard divisions may be called up to strengthen the Army by six divisions. Defense officials say no final decision has been made and none of the 21 guard ground divisions not yet federalized has been tentatively tagged. Six new units would bring the Army to 24 combat divisions and about ten training divisions. since June 1950 fighting began in Korea, six guard divisions have already been called up along with two regimental combat teams and other units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Defense Department
Oyrea
National Guard
Thief Steals Grocery Bag Cash From Chicago Store
Mrs. Anna Oken reported a burglary after a thief grabbed a sack from her store, containing weekend receipts totaling $2,000 in cash. Police investigated the incident and sought the suspect, noting the bold theft amid ongoing efforts to restore loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jilly
Anna Oken
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Nusz
Walkersville Woman’s Estate
Lieut
Lieut. Six
U.N
Lawrence Moreland
Howard Shenton
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Moreland
Merle Leather
Clyde B. Johnson
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
John R. Miller
Stanley R. McLane
Tusasora
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Knoxville
Poolesyville
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