Emmitsburg Youth Hurt in Early Morning Auto Crash
An Emmitsburg area youth, 16 year old Charles H. Bollinger, sustained severe injuries in a Rocky Ridge crash just after midnight and was taken to Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Officers file details as investigation continues. driver of the other vehicle unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Charles H. Bollinger
Charles W. Bollinger
Motiers Station
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Rocky Ridge
Bollingers
Warner Hospital
H. J. Brown
Thurmont
Williamsport
Brown
Frederick M. Moore
Route 3
John Shiver
Florida
Moore
90 Miles Of County Roads To Be Oiled
County crews advance through an oiling and chip seal program covering about 90 miles of hard surfaced highways. County Engineer Roger Willard says completion will take at least a month, with district by district mileage listed from Point of Rocks to Park Mills and beyond.
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Roger H. Willard
Point of Rocks
Flag Pond
Pleasant View
Ballenger Creek Pike
Oland Road
New Design
Route 15
Ballenger Creek
Doubs
Gas House Pike
Reich's Ford
John Shaw
Reich Farm
Rocky Springs
Church
Old Hagerstown
Sam McBride
Bidle’s Hill
Annandale Road
Achool
Shuff
Shoemaker
Harney Road
Tom's Creek Church
Motter's Station
Six's Bridge
Wolfsville-Smithsburg
Marshall Leatherman
Ellerton- Harp Hill
Smith Road
Lily Ponds
Park Mills
Monocacy
Dr. Perry
Hidden Inn
Urbana
Fountain School
Browingsville Road
Sycamore Station
McKaig
New London Road
Friend’s Creek
Bridge
Quirault
Foxville- Thurmont
Haugh
Short Will Leaves All To Woman's Son
The Orphans Court probated a brief will for Mrs. Daisy F. Smith of Monrovia dated July 7 1945. The document states All I have I leave to my dear son Farm and all I posses signed Daisy F. Smith with witnesses Zoe H Brenneman and Anna E Lenhart.
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Orphans Court
Daisy F. Smith
Monrovia
Zoe H. Brenneman
Anna E. Lenhart
Pastor Installed at Adamstown Grace Charge Sunday
Rev. Walter D. Mehrling will be installed as pastor of the Adamstown Grace charge in a Trinity church service at Adamstown on Sunday July 29 at 8 PM. Rev. J Edmund Lippy will lead the installation with a large local clergy and lay presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Mehrling
Adamstown- Grace
Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Trinity Church
Adamstown
J. Edmund Lippy
St. Paul's Church
Westminster
Frederick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Adamstown-Grace
Hhe Wall
Grace Trinity
Pearl
G. Frank Thomas
Jacob G. Shawbaker
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Church
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Church
Guy P. Bready
Lancaster
Trinity
William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Andrew G. Truxal
Noah H. Fravel
Lovettsville-Brunswick
Mr. Mehrking
Frostburg
Sunday Marks Hottest Day Yet This Year In Frederick
Humidity reached 86 percent at Frederick airport as the city endured the hottest day and night of the year with a 96 degree high. Forecasters warned of possible afternoon and evening storms while farmers noted dry conditions and below normal rainfall for July. Japanese beetles remain a concern but beetle numbers and potential sprays are under observation by County Agent Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fesyer
Daniel J. Thomas
Henry R. Shoemaker
Korea
Maryland Faces Scorching Heat With Humid Conditions
The state endures a third day of hot weather with temperatures in the 90s and high humidity. Forecasters predict thundershowers later with little relief, as readings reach the upper 90s in several areas and Baltimore around 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Conowingo
Baltimore
Friendship Airport
Freemasons Hold Annual Frederick Service in Maryland
About 35 Masons and families from Frederick attended a three lodge service at Bonnie Blink near Cockeysville in Baltimore County yesterday afternoon at three. Lynch No. 163, Columbia No. 58 of Frederick and Philanthropic No. 168 New Market led the service with Rev. Dr. J. Franklin Haas delivering the sermon and Richard E. Zimmerman as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bonnie Blink
Cockeysville
Baltimore County
Lynch
Columbia
Philanthropic
New Market
J. Franklin Haas
Calvary Methodist Church
Richard E. Zimmerman
New Three-Shift Day System Inaugurated Police Department
The Police Department opens a new three shift eight hour day system with Chief Straley reporting smooth progress. New officers begin to cover beats and some schedule changes affect other officers.
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Straley
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Emmitsburg Area
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of multiple properties. Dr and Mrs H L Fahrney sold two large lots near West Seventh Street to Bronson Construction Co for about 34500. Miss Mary A Williamson and Miss Julia P B Williamson sold their West Church and Record residence to Col and Mrs Glenn C Wilhide for about 25500. Dr and Mrs D Luther Beegle sold on Emmitsburg Gettysburg road to Mr and Mrs William 4 Shert for about 10500. Mr and Mrs Carl E Yoder sold east side of Route 15 Thurmont district to Mr and Mrs Clinton V Rhodes for about 8500. Heirs of Margaret M Wartenfel tz sold a farm on Harp Hill road in Catoctin district to Mr and Mrs Deibert S Null for about 8000. William C McGraw and Santa Alice Boyle sold Rose E Lingg home near Dry Bridge station to Mr and Mrs George R Sanders for about 6000. Keefer M Koogle sold five building lots on Grant Place to Hamilton Homes Inc for about 5500. Bernard H Boyle sold west side of Frederick street Emmitsburg to Mr and Mrs Charles G Gartrell for about 3500. Charles G Sponseller sold 26 East South Street to Mr and Mrs William E Sponseller for about 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Fahrney
West Seventh Street
Trail Avenue
Bronson Construction Company
Mary A
Julia PB. Williamson
West Church
Record Streets
Glenn C. Wilhide
D. Luther Beegle
William 4. Shert
Emmitsburg-Gettysburg
Carl E. Yoder
Clinton V. Rhodes
Route 15
Thurmont
Margaret M. Wartenfeltz
Deibert S. Null
Harp Hill Road
Catoctin
William C. McGraw
Santa Alice
Virginia Boyle
George R. Sanders
Rose E. Lingg
Dry Bridge Station
Emmitsburg
Keefer M. Koogle
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Grant Place
Bernard H. Boyle
Charles G. Gartrell
Frederick Street
Charles G. Sponseller
William E. Sponseller
East South Street
Tractor Trailer Rams Into Crowded Bus
A tractor trailer rammed the rear of a crowded bus in Baltimore and set the vehicle ablaze. Forty two passengers escaped, with two injured lightly. The truck driver James Maddock of East Boga Alabama suffered severe head cuts and was hospitalized. Police noted the underrun and lift of the rear contributed to the lower injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James Maddock
East Boga
Ala
Driver Who Was Drunk Gets 90 Days
Roy K. Kline of Route 5 Frederick jailed 590 days for DUI and reckless driving after Saturday crash on Shanks town road. Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield fined 150 for drunken driving and 50 for reckless driving, with 60 and 30 day limits, respectively, and Kline’s fines unpaid led to jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy K. Kline
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Peoples Court
Kline
Shankstown
Charles Weitz
Veirtz
Patrick Stakem
Weiitz
Sheffield
Raymond A. Thomas
Baltimore
Thomas
Kenneth H. Tichnell
Unionville
Maryland House of Correction
Lawrence Riggles
East Fourth Street
Riggles
Richard Stallings
Fort , Belvoir
van Melvin H. Carroll
Adamstown
Braddock Mountain
G. Raymond Shipley
Route 40 A
H. L. Basore
Harry David Spickler
Welsh Run
Spickler
Mr. Shipley
Three Weekend Fires In Western Maryland and Pa
Three fires in Western Maryland and one in Hyndman Pennsylvania caused over 20000 dollars in damage. Rainbow Inn near Cumberland burned with Arthur Glass reporting fifteen thousand dollars loss and injuries to his daughter in law. Fires at B&O Rolling Mill and a Flintstone house caused additional damage with unclear causes. A B&O sand house and boiler room in Hyndman also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Arthur T. Glass
Cumberand
Glass
John Glass
Elder Glass
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Flintstone
Curt Teeter
Hyndman
Petain Dies At 95 Once-Revered Verdun Hero
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, once France’s Verdun hero, died at 95 on the Île d’Yeu where he had been confined after a treason conviction. The wartime leader’s sentence was commuted to life by De Gaulle, and he passed away in the island’s military hospital with his wife Annie at his side. Burial will be on the island rather than Verdun.
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He D'You
France
Henri Philippe Petain
Verdun
Marshal
Annie
Pelain
Wilhelm
Hechingen
Germany
Petain
Vichy
Louis XV
High Court of Justice
DeGaulle
Charles DeGaulle
Jeader
Nantes
Port Joinville
Paratroopers Jump Over Dairy Farm Demonstration
Nearly 400 paratroopers from the 2nd Battalion 188th Airborne Infantry Regiment conducted a jump from 12 C-46 transports onto the Naval Academy dairy farm at Gambrills. The exercise trained 1,200 ROTC cadets at Fort Meade and served as practice for the airborne troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrills
Naval Academy
188Th Airborne Infantry Regiment
Fort Meade
Oil Talks To Be Reopened In Iran British dispute
Yelovan July 23 Iran cabinet member says a formula has been found to reopen negotiations with Britain over oil nationalization. Dr Karim Sanjabi Education Minister announced progress after a six hour meeting with Prime Minister Mossadegh and the oil board. Further statements may follow after talks with Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelovan
Iran
Karim Sanjabi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iranian Oil Nationalization Board
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Truman urges bigger armed force despite Korea
President Truman told Congress a larger armed forces may be needed beyond 3.5 million, with a full speed ahead build-up. He proposed a 30 billion dollar rise in annual military spending, adding up to 2 million workers and inflation controls, while reviewing goals for strength amid global Soviet threats. Strike ends at Aliquippa works with 12,000 workers returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Korea
Council of Economic Advisers
Pentagon
White House
Taft
Ohio
Revolt Against Rieve Ties CIO Textile Workers to Funds
In New York on July 23 about 400 members of the CIO Textile Workers Union of America pledged 100000 dollars and more if needed to finance their revolt against union president Emil Rieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIEVE
New York
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
Emil Rieve
Little Stock Market Activity Gains Narrow Across Market
New York July 23 prices managed to crawl ahead slightly with gains under a dollar a share. Losses were scattered and small as many leaders remained unchanged amid light trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Principal Dies After Yearlong Illness
Forrest P. Blunt 65 principal of Mr Ranier Md High School since its 1930 opening died last night after a year long heart ailment. Blunt served the school and community for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forrest P. Blunt
Negotiators Get Final U N Instructions for Korea Talks
Allied negotiators at United Nations advance headquarters in Korea prepare to resume cease fire talks in Kaesong after Tokyo briefing. Vice Admiral Joy leads a team including Major General Craigie and Rear Admiral Burke as they weigh agenda items and potential deadlock.
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U. N
Korea
Kaesong
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.N
L. C. Craigie
Arleigh Burke
Peiping
Moscow
Joy
Reds
Terest
W. D. Garrett Dies At Age 60
William Daniel Garrett former C P Telephone foreman dies at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after long illness at 60. He lived at 408 West South Street Frederick and served as deacon in Evangelical Reformed Church. Survived by wife Helen Dixon Garrett and children Robert James and others, five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 11 from 8 East Patrick Street with Mount Olivet cemetery burial. C E Cline and Son, funeral directors.
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William Daniel Garrett
West South Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Garrett
Bort
Frederick
Willard N
Ella Rice Garrett
Evangelical Reformed Church
Lions Club
Telephone Pioneers of America
B& P O. Elks
C. & P. Telephone Co
Helen Dixon Garrett
Harvey Harrington Jr
Robert W
James A. Garrett
Cora Gannon
Frank E. Garrett
Charles Bosley
Owings Mills
Meredith Hane Frederick
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline & Son
Hungary to gather cigarette butts on official basis
The Yugoslav news agency Tanjug quoted Magyar Nemzet that Hungary has formed groups to collect cigarette butts as an important raw material for industry. Tanjug noted the report did not specify which industry would use the ends.
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Short Will
William G. Reeder
T. Hartley Rogers
Buckeystown
State Racing Commission
Haggerstown
Belng
L. Raymond Hughes
D. Herbert Thompson
Five and Half Street
DeGrange and
Boost
Frederick-Thurmont
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Virginia
Knoxville
Bethel
Mackley's
Repp’s Corner
Good Intent
Hobbs
Quarry
Jport
Woodville
Utica
Mountaindale
Shookstown
Gambrill Park
Cap Stine Road
Clifton Road
Dublin Road
Walter D. Mchiring
Memorial Park
East Main Street
Apple’s
Church Road
East Main
Walnut
Boundary Avenue
Boundary
Carroll Street
Carroll
Main Street
Public Square
George W. Wireman
Bailey Goss
Baltimore TV Star
Baltimore Colts
Thurmont High School
Sportsmen's Club
United Brethren Cemetery
Apple’s Church
Yellow Springs
American
Legion Home
Cannon Shoe Company
Moore Business
Claire Frock Company
American Legion Home
James P. S. Devereux
Marshal Petala
Dairy Farm
Aliquippa
Wildcat
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
W. D. Garrett
Hungary
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