Death Comes To A Buffalo In Wind Cave Hunt
Hal Boyles Buffalo column describes a Wind Cave National Park hunt where 150 Sioux from Pine Ridge joined rangers and a two ton wrecker to kill a huge 1800 pound bull. Indians recount past methods, observers note tourism, and the carcass is prepared for visitors as the hunt ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Hot Springs
8. D
Wind Cave
National Park
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Ben Chief
National Park Rangers
Harry
Natty
Eisenhower Takes Command at Western Europe's New Pentagon
General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower assumes control of the Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers headquarters in Rocquencourt France. The 60 acre complex houses 30 prefabricated buildings with flags of twelve nations and distinct messes, yet a unified effort under Ike aims to knit a diverse multinational force into a single fighting team for the defense of the free world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Pentagon
Rocquencourt
France
Ike
Free World
Coal Tar Secrets and New Pain Drug from Little Switzerland
The piece describes Little Switzerland's coal tar industry unlocking a synthetic pain killer named Dremoran derived from coal derivatives. It notes this drug potentially offers stronger, longer relief than morphine with fewer nausea incidents. The article reflects on natural resources and local ingenuity unlocking global benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Switzerland
Market Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Barley
Market prices list Wheat at 200 dollars per bushel, Corn at 9.50 dollars per barrel, Barley at 90 cents per bushel. The brief highlights overall commodity values in the agricultural market.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Colummns Of The News
The Frederick post office will become a rural free delivery distributing point with several routes planned. The Potomac River clears and fishing may begin soon with many campers along the bank. Mr Hamilton Pearre of Unionville was struck by lightning. his daughter was scorched and nearby horses fell. L E Mullinix shows a pond of water lilies on East Third Street, noted as the city’s finest. B Rosenour and Sons delivered new uniforms to the Baker Valley Band in Confederate grey with blue caps and black braid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Frederick Post Office
Potomac
Lasi
Hamilton Pearre
Unionville
L. E. Mullinix
East Third Street
Growing corn stripped by hail in ten mile sweep
A hailstorm from Adamstown to Point of Rocks shelling corn with eggsized stones. The new state road from Baltimore to Frederick via Libertytown Taylorsville and Eldersburg opens to traffic this week. last two miles near Liberty town completed. Frank D. L. Cady Thurmont burgess and justice of the peace dies at 58. Blight and beetles cut Frederick County bean crop. canning factories running at full blast.
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Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Baltimore
Frederick
Libertytown
Taylorsville
Eldersburg
Unionville
Main Street
Frank DL. Cady
Burgess
Justice of the Peace of
Frederick County
Birthday Dinner Honors Shrivers At Rocky Ridge Home
A July 22 birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shriver near Rocky Ridge for Mrs. Edna Shri ver, Carl Shriver, and Mrs. Howard Shriver. Attendees included multiple Shrivers from Rocky Ridge, relatives from Taneytown Westminster Frederick and Detour, plus Howard Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shriver
Rocky Ridge
Edna Shriver
Carl Shriver
Mary Anna
Shirley
Anna Lee
Clayton Shriver
Billy and
Ray
Charles Lochner
Taneytown
Howard Miller
Olive Beitler
Westminster
Lester Carfman
Frederick
Yvonne Mentzer
Detour
New Market 4 H Girls Club Meets at Home of Stiles
The New Market 4 H girls club held its regular meeting at Charlotte Stiles home with 16 girls and new member Jane Hoffman present. Helen Buscher presided as vice president and a float decoration committee was chosen for the Mt Airy parade. Plans were made for a straw ride with the boys on August 12. The next meeting on August 9 will be at Barbara Hillerys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Tiny Tots Program in Baker Park Honors Joseph Lee
A large group of tiny tots and parents staged a July 24 program in Baker Park to honor Joseph Lee founder of American playgrounds. Children danced to Glow Worm and adults performed a square dance after marching from Tiny Tot Town. A Groshon reunion is planned for August 12 at Mountaindale picnic woods.
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Mountaindale
Marriages and engagements in Union Bridge area
Oscar C Smith of Jefferson announces his daughter Hattie Rebecca’s engagement to Malcolm Lee Loy of Walkersville. No wedding date set. Garber Stambaugh union at Union Bridge St James Lutheran Church with Pvt Maurice E Garber and Betty Jean Stambaugh. Di et al. multiple local weddings detailed with attendants and post ceremony plans.
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Igagement
Oscar C. Smith
Jefferson
Hattie Rebecca
Malcolm Lee Loy
Walkersville
Spencer Loy
Browningsville
Garber—Stambaugh
Betty Jean Stambaugh
Samuel Stambaugh
Union Bridge
Maurice E. Garber
Ralph Garber
New Windsor
St. James Lutheran Church
R. S. Poffenbarger
Frank Buffington
Buffington
Garber
Walkersville High School
Frederick High School
Western Maryland Dairy
Granddaughter? No, grandmother wins in McKeesport special election
A 48 year old grandmother, Mrs. Vera Buchanan, captured the special congressional election in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, to serve the unexpired term of her late husband, Rep. Frank Buchanan. The victory strengthens the Democratic hold in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Vera Buchanan
Frank Buchanan
Government funds and Kaiser Frazer loans spark debate
A Senate subcommittee report on the RFC Kaiser Frazer loans questions public interest in government loans to promote competition. It notes 74 million government funds, 54 million private, 11 000 Kaiser direct jobs plus 111 000 related workers, 40 000 stockholders, and a 105 million plant appraisal. The panel says the initial loan should not have been made, but subsequent loans followed a private banking pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer
Fulbright
Arkansas
RFC
Kaiser- Frazer Company
Kaiser-Frazer Company
New Books Af Artz Library Highlights Local Works
A Frederick area list of new library acquisitions includes The Age of the Great Depression by Dixon Wecter and Here’s to Sobriety by Thomas Fullam. Also featured are Zonta Club News history, a Frederick Rotary Club sketch, and a two volume Miscellaneous Collection of Pamphlets on Maryland state deaf education and local Frederick history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Wecter
America
Thomas Fullam
Alcoholics Anonymous
Zonta Club News
Frederick Zonta Club
Frederick Rotary Club
Henri L. G. Nieffer
Maryland School
William Crawford Johnson
Hazel McCanner
Maryland
Bjorlee
Honor Rector And Wife At Garden Party Here
Rev Samuel Johnston rector of All Saints Parish and Mrs Johnston were honored at a church yard garden party. Johnston has accepted a call to be rector of St Andrew's Church in Wellesley Mass and will move soon. A tray gift from the church Woman's Auxiliary and St Mary's chapter was presented by Mrs Ralph Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel §. Johnston
All Saints Parish
Johnston
Church Yard
Mr. Johnston
St. Andrew's Church
Wellesley
Mass
St. Mary's
Johnstons
Ralph Fellows
Clyde M. Roney
Bartlett Johnston
Samuel Shoemaker
Calvary Episcopal Church
New York City
Shoemaker
Donn Frank Fenn
St. Michael's and All Angels Church
Baltimore
Fenn
Yale's Move and Pershing's Rank in U S History
Yale began in Killingworth before 1707 when Rev Abraham Pierson led the fledgling college. It moved to Saybrook after his death and finally settled in its current site in 1716. Public Law 45 approved September 3, 1919 created the grade General of the Armies for John J. Pershing, who retired in 1924. no other officer has held the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
Yale
Killingworth
Clinton
Abraham Pierson
Saybrook
John J. Pershing
United States
Several Local Deaths Reported in Carroll and Frederick Counties
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of George Marion Deener age 50 of Brunswick at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a 20 day illness. Nettie E. Purdum 71 of Clarksburg and Esther Irene Long 58 near Boonsboro. Mayme Beavers Snyder 64 of Union Bridge area and Mary Bell Brubaker 35 of Frederick County died in McKiskey s Mills and San Antonio respectively. Burial plans and surviving relatives are listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brubaker
Mary Bell Brubaker
San Antonio
Tex
Frederick County
Cinda Bell
Frederick Junction
Brubaker
Bernard
Dyson
Pontiac
Mich
Rev Nevin C Harner Dies After Garden Collapse
Rev Nevin C Harner 50 professor of Christian education at Lancaster Seminary collapsed in his garden and died. Deputy coroner says death due to coronary occlusion. autopsy ordered. Native of Somerset County, he led Heidelberg College 1945 47 and taught at the seminary since 1929. Survived by two sons Nevin and Philip of Lancaster. Funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin C. Harner
Lancaster
Lancaster Evangelical and Reformed Seminary
Charles FP. Strehr
Harner
Somerset County
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Nevin
Philip
Funeral Notices for Spurrier and James Sr
The funeral for Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Spurrier wife of George C. J. Spurrier will be at 9 30 a m Friday from the funeral home 106 East Church Street to St. Johns Catholic church for a 10 a m mass Interment will be at Mt Olivet cemetery Pallbearers and F O E members are listed The funeral of Lewis Frank James Sr with private services at the same address followed by grave services was held Tuesday at 11 a m Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer officiated Interment was at Mount Olivet cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
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Diehl—Toms
Evelyn Frances Toms
Union Bridge
Richard LeRoy Dich
Lulian Diehl
St. James
Dorothy Ziegler
New Windsor
Judy Windsor
Shirley Windsor
Ramona Snook
Linda Hyde
Alan Ziegler
Raymond Ziegler
Robert Toms
Jimmy Wetzel
Ralph Bostian
Louise Broadwater
Lillian Diehl
George Marion Deener
New Addition
Brungwick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Brotherhood of Hallway Clerks
Elizabeth Deener Dayhoff
Yarrowsburg
Margaret Himes Deener
Samuel A. Deener
Brunswick
Joseph Lee Deener
Boonsboro
Nettie E. Purdum
James F. Purdum
Clarksburg
William
Mary Burdette
Browningsville
J. William Purdum
Claude R. Purdum
Rockville
Arthur M. Burdette
Mr. Airy
Josie G. Burdette
Washington
Laytonsville
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Roy W. Barber
Otis R. Long
Esther Irene Long
Charles E
Ardella F. Suman Rolland
Ardella F. Smith
Middletown
Ruth I. Smith
Gladys R. Hutzell
Goldie .L. Gloss
Rohrersville
Edith H. Shafffer
Littlestown
Church of God
William A. Herpich
William F Bast and Sons
Mayme B. Snyder
Mayme Beavers Snyder
James M. Snyder
McKinsky’s
Beatrice E. Leedy
Covington
Abby A. Omohundro
Lakeland
Florida
Snyder
Union Bridge Women's Club
Carroll County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Carroll County Garden Club
Lutheran Church
Union Bridge Funeral Home
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Reese Poffenbarger
Samuel Harley
Edgehill Cemetery
Charles Town
W. Va
Marie Elizabeth Spurrier
George C. J. Spurrier
Hamilton Avenue
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lewis Frank James, Sr
West Fifth Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Robert H. Hartman
Howard M. Albaugh
Robert H. Simmons
Richard T. Brachey
Harry D. Shit
Ralph Potts
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Pleasant View Plans Parsonage Sunday Observance
Pleasant View Church of the Brethren near Burkittsville announces Parsonage Sunday on July 29 to fund a new parsonage. A Myrtlewood cup will pass through the congregation for gifts, with envelopes mailed to absent members. The plan was approved last May after land was donated by Robert Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Arthur R. Guyton
Robert Arnold
Homer W. Guyton
Pauline Guyton
Ruth Bowlus
Ruby Grossnickle
A. F E. Eckard
G. S. Guyton
John §. Bowlus
Carl H. Zigler
Hood College Hosts Luther League Leader As Vesper Speaker
Alvin Schaediger, New Jersey high school teacher and former Luther League of America president, speaks at Hood College during the Lutheran Summer School vesper at 7:45 in Hudson Outdoor Theater. Rain plan switches to Brodbeck Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Schaediger
New Jersey
Luther League of America
United Lutheran Church In America
Hood College
Hudson
Brodbeck Hall
High Knob
Francis E. Reinberger
Camp Hill
Walkersville
Robert E. van Deusen
Washington
George B. Ammon
Philadelphia
Mr. van Deusen
National Lutheran Council
Ammon
USCA
M. Catherine Beck
Trinity Church
Hagerstown
William J. Yingling
Nastor New Jerusalem
Lovellsville
Jesus
Emma Klimack
Baltimore Deaconess Training School
Thiel College
Fred J. Fielder
Usca Board of Foreign Missions
the Foreign Missionary
New York City
Christian Task Abroad
J. Frank Fife
Maryland Synod
Woodsboro
Christian Task At Home
Fred R. Seibel, Jr
D. D
St. Mary's Church
Silver Run
Frank W. Klos, Jr
St. John’s Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Howard F. Reisz
Baltimore
Biblical Quotes and Verses Featured in Thoughtful Reflections
A collection of biblical verses and literary reflections, including Leviticus 16 31 Hebrews 13 3 and lines from Robert Browning, Bancroft, and local Woodsboro names, discussing religious duty compassion and natural instinct amid daily life.
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Bancroft
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Thurmont
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Sam Baker
Myersville
Ed. Rothenhoefer
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Marshall Rice
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Edna Mary Smith
George F. Smith
Gettysburg
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Paul Do. Glass
Emmitsburg
Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church
Howard Schley Fox
Grace McDonald
Committee On Banking and Currency
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Af Artz
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Webster
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Harriet
Af Holly Wood
Hes
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Barnes Foundation
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Miller’s Feed and Farm Supplies
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Mt. Airy
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Jack Johnson
L. B. Baldwin
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