Brunswick High School Leader Accepts Calvert Supervisory Post
Herman A. Hauver, longtime Brunswick High School principal, will supervise high schools in Calvert County, leaving Frederick County schools. He holds a Gettysburg College undergrad degree and a Columbia University master's. Hauver previously taught science and mathematics at Frederick High and Liberty Junior High, and served in Baltimore during the war before returning to Frederick. He succeeds William B. Jones at Brunswick and has resigned from the Brunswick Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman A. Hauver
Brunswick High School
Calvert County
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Haver
Brunswick
Prince Frederick
Hauver
Lantz
Gettysburg College
Columbia University
Liberty Junior High
Frederick High School
Baltimore
Prince Georges County
Frederick
William B. Jones
Baltimore County
Brunswick Rotary Club
Auto Collision Causes $300 Damage At Market And Church
Two autos sustained about 300 in damage in a Sunday early morning crash at North Market and Church Streets. Woodrow L. Eplin of Wrightsville was cited for improper signaling after veering from the right to left lane and colliding with Harry J. Beach Jr. of New Market. Beach’s car also sustained about 150 damage. Eplin’s hearing was set for Wednesday. Six other weekend charges included various city arrests and summonses for traffic and tag violations.
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North Market
Church Streets
Sergt
Harry Phillips
Woodrow L. Eplin
Wrightsville
Harry J Beacht, Jr
New Market
Eplin
Charles E. Miller
Great Cacapon
W. Va
William A. Ledford
Topeka
Kas
David &. Browne
Arthur L. Stevens
George ©. Thorn
Loading zones regulated by city ordinance
Signs on main streets inform motorists that only trucks may park in loading zones from 9 to 11 a.m six days a week. The ordinance, long approved, was not enforced until signs were erected. Passenger cars may park ten minutes in loading zones after 11 a.m Monday through Saturday, while trucks receive 20 minutes. Chief Charles V. Main urged public cooperation to avoid parking pleasure cars in loading zones before 11 a.m.
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Hoa.m
Charles V. Main
Express Train Delayed After Car Collision Near Aberdeen
A New York bound express train was delayed about two hours near Aberdeen Maryland after colliding with an abandoned automobile at an unguarded grade crossing. No injuries were reported though a piece of the car crashed through a coach window. Estimated damage to the engine was 400 dollars. The car, driven by 19 year old Utah Musick of Belcamp, Maryland, was left on the tracks and both occupants jumped out as the train approached at 80 mph. The train carried about 1,000 passengers.
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Aberdeen
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
Utah Musick
Belcamp
Musick
P.h
Three Wills Probate In Orphans Court Here Today
The wills of C Floyd Feete a Brunswick funeral director Mrs Mary L Lakin McCleery of Frederick and Mrs Elsie Shaeffer formerly of Walkersville were probated. Feete leaves cash and bank stock to a niece Lee Raine Feete and her aunt Patricia Shewbridge plus real estate to a sister in law Elva V Feete. B Lee Feete acts guardian and executor. McCleery wills life insurance to two nieces with remainder to Frances Lakin and an executor Ed Storm. Shaeffer bequeaths multiple small cash gifts to relatives and directs sale of real estate with specific endowments to Walkersville Bank Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and Glade Valley cemetery. remainder to named heirs with Hubert Ausherman as executor to close within six months. The dates are 21 May 1954 5 April 1948 and 19 June 1948 respectively.
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C. Floyd Feete
Brunswick
Mary L. Lakin McCleery
Frederick
Elsie Shaeffer
Walkersville
Feete
Lee Raine Feete
Peoples National Bank
Patricia D. Shewbridge
Bank of Brunswick
Rosemont
Elva V. Feete
Charles H. Feete
B. Lee Feete
Feecte
Miss Feete
Shewbridge
B. L. Feete
Parsons Newman
M. Virginia Coughlin
McCleery
Tova
Alberta Lakin Hall
Frances Isabelle Lakin
Frances Lakin
D. Storm
F. Ross Myers
W. Meredith
Young
Shaeffer
Frank Shaeffer
Walkersville Bank
Glade Valley
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Lewistown
Maynard
Cramer
Emma Cramer
Willie Cramer
Billy
Jimmy
Franklin Cramer
Wallie
Emma Crame
Helen Shaff
Reedy Shafff
Catherine Defrate
Catherine Ausherman
Rubert Ausherman
Margaret Boyd
Elwood Culler
Anna Culler
Baltimore
Evelyn Aulman
Harry Shafer
Lester Fraley
May Kelley
Willie Fraley
Helen Miller
Annie Fraley
Mamie Crum
Glade Reformed Church
Catherine Rusherman
Helen Shaft
Margaret
Bosd
Hubert Ausherman
Catherine Shaff
Billy Cramer
Jimmy Cramer
Della Shafer
Harry E. Dinterman
Virgie I. Staley
Virginia Mother of the Year Leah Skykes Young Dies
Mrs Leah Skykes Young aged 67 died in Courtland Virginia from a heart condition She was the only Negra to be named Virginia Mother of the Year The Celanese Corp announced work on a new acetate yarn combining nylon feel and cotton ease and low cost New York New Yarn new product development news
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Courtland
Leah Skykes Young
Negra
Virginia
NEW Yarn
NEW York
P Celanese Corp
Recount In Maryland Prompts Meeting Of Democratic Leaders
Recounting of ballots in the Maryland gubernatorial race continues as national figures including Stephen B. Mitchell Sam Rayburn and Earle C. Clements may attend a peace talks. The plan aims to heal rifts between H. C. Byrd and George P. Mahoney and align for the general election campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
C. William Hetzer
Democratic State Central Committee
Stephen B. Mitchell
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
H. C. Byrd
George P. Mahoney
T. Barton
Harrington
Hetzer
Maryland
Byrd and Mahoney
J. Millard Tawes
Mitchell
Helzer
Phillip H. Dorsey
Mahoney
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Byrd
Queen Annes County
Calvert County
Garrett
Dorsey
Kent
Democratic National Committee
Democrats
Condition Of Rivers Monocacy Cloudy At Jug Bridge
Monocacy river flow is cloudy at Jug Bridge while Potomac remains clear at Weverton with calm conditions reported. Detected as a brief weather note with locations and water appearance.
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Jug Bridge
Potomac
Weverton
Eisenhowers To Attend Funeral On Tuesday
President and Mrs Eisenhower will fly from Washington to Altoona Pennsylvania and then drive to State College to attend the funeral of Mrs Milton Eisenhower wife of the President's brother who died Saturday The couple will reach the Eisenhower home about eleven am EDT and attend the Episcopal Church service at noon in State College
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Washington
Eisenhower
Milton
State College
Mes
Pennsylvania State College
Altoona
Episcopal Church
Death Evidence Reviewed in Montgomery Thorne Case
In Chicago four ex perts will review the coroner pathologist Dr Harry Leon findings that Montgomery Thorne 20 heir to a 2 million mail order fortune died from narcotics sleeping drug and wood alcohol possibly administered by another. Thorne's body was found after he missed an appointment with Maureen Ragen 18 the principal beneficiary in a will made nine days before his death. A court fight over the estate between Ravens and Mrs Thorne looms as officials dispute self administration of drugs or a pancreatic ailment.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Thorne
Harry Leon
Maureen Ragen
Miss Ragen
Young Thorne
Marion Thorne
Maureen
Ravens
Leon Ss Lepore
Double blaze hits Harren Wiles farm wheat field
Firemen from Independent Hose Company battled two fires this morning at Ballenger Creek road. A wheat field fire burned about ten of 25 acres while their engine overheated and was damaged slightly from heat. Cause blamed on heat from tractor muffler. wheat had been harvested last Thursday.
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Independent Hose Company
Harren Wiles
Ballenger Creek Road
Wiles
LeRoy Wiles
Richard Nallin
Harmony Grove
Slouchy Silhouette Tops Fall Fashion Pulse
The New York wholesale fall collections reveal a smart shift toward slouchy, comfortable styles. American designers embrace the bloused back dress to ease the body line, moving away from tight midriff looks and Princess silhouettes while appealing to casual American wearers seeking body concealment.
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New York
Paris
Baltimore man dies after escape from attackers
Curtis Barefoot, 26, a Black resident of Baltimore, died yesterday after being shot while fleeing assailants and then struck by a car. A witness said Barefoot was pulled from a lunchroom by two other Black men, heard cries of turn him loose, and then two shots rang out.
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Baltimore
Curtis Barefoot
Barefoot
Eden Back At Geneva For Talks
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden returned to Geneva by plane to join French Premier Mendes France in a last minute bid to negotiate peace in Indochina with the Vietminh. Eden planned meetings with Molotov and Dong as tensions and reports on armed elements remained unsettled.
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Geneva
Anthony Eden
Pierre
Mendes-France
Chou En-lai
Moscow
Viet Nam
Indochina
Pham van Dong
Eouniel Sek
U. S
Dulles
Alexis Johnson
U.S
C. Douglas Dillon
France
United States
Walter Bedell Smith
State
New Delhi
Pening
Moretav
Dong Chon
Flimsy Disc to Detect Germ Warfare Emerges
Washington reports the Army Chemical Warfare Service chief Maj. Gen. William M. Creasy touts a paperlike disc as a revolutionary detection device for bacteriological warfare. The tin filter could identify bacteria in 15 hours, cutting time from four days with gelatin plate cultures. Russia backs Arabs in Israel conflict to gain influence over oil fields.
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Washington
Army
Chemical Warfare Service
Wiliam M. Creasy
Creasy
Russia
aAsst
Henry A. Byroade
Israel
Achievement Days Program This Week
The annual achievement days program for the girls 4 H clubs will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at the Elm Street School auditorium. Local winners may advance to the state competition and possibly the national 4 H club congress in Chicago. The two day event features a Wednesday style show at 2 PM, with judging of sewing, baking, canning, and demonstrations ongoing Tuesday. Over 50 girls are expected to enter, with winners named for state competition and grand champion in the style show.
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Elm Street
Chicago
Betsy Lovington
Frederick County Pentry
Early Land
Dominican Diplomats Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting
At the Dominican consulate near Buckingham Palace two men argued during a dinner and exchanged shots. Don Luis Bernardino, the embassy's first secretary, died. Capt Antonio de la Mazas Vasquez, air attache, was wounded and hospitalized. An embassy spokesman offered no cause for the quarrel.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Don Luis Bernardino
Antonio de la Mazas Vasquez
Red Pincers Tighten in Indochina Near Hanoi
Vietminh legions tightened around Hanoi as French defenders claimed a 3,000-strong rebel assault near the city was repulsed with at least 300 killed. French planes were scarce, while bombers hit Vietminh bases inside the delta and near Hung Yen, with several rebel villages burned.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Ratte He Fimiras
Red River
Red China
Dien Bien Phu
Delta
Hung Yen
McKeldin blasts states for accepting federal funds
Gov Theodore Ro McKeldin of Maryland denounced state governments as too eager to take federal funds and cede powers at the National Governors Conference. He urged stringent laws against highways and public places and backed a nationwide speed control campaign. Baltimore Transit Co. donated eight street cars to the Maryland Historical Society, reviving old streetcar days.
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Boltox Landing
N.Y
Theodore Ro McKeldin
Maryland
McKeldin
National Governors Conference
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Co
Maryland Historical Society
Churchill Upsets Churchill H Bomb Talk In Commons
London report says Prime Minister Churchill states Britain will seat Red China in the United Nations only after the Peiping regime proves it will forego aggression and honor international accords. He calls Washington talks with Eisenhower mutually fruitful and argues for peaceful coexistence to avert mass destruction. He also defends European Defense Community and warns against isolating Germany, urging strong Western unity. The piece links hydrogen bomb debate to Sino American policy amid Indochina tensions. A Maryland PTA summer conference opens in College Park with a focus on Parents and Teachers in Action.
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London
Churchill
China
United Nations
House of Commons
Britain
U. N
Pei‘ping
Washington
Eisenhower
France
European Defense Community
United States
Germany
House
Sterling Cole
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Rep
W. Sterling Cole
R-Nyc
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Chicago
Marshall Islands
Eniwetok Atoll
Cole
Bikini
Indochina
Atlantic
Anthony Eden
Jake Foster Dulles
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Calvert
Feete, McCleery and Shaeffer Estates
Allen R. Routzahn
Kline Boulevard
Westbrook
J. Emory Baer
Earl F. Hargett
William Curtis Day
Biggs Avenue
Eden
Were
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Bay Village
Ohio
Carol Ann Stern
Richard Wiles
West Fifth Street
Baker Park
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ike
College Park
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
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