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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1950

Page

6

Deaths Marty Lee Those Harry Lee Thomas

Obituary notices report the death of Harry Lee Thomas a retired farmer of Adamstown aged 66 after seven months illness. Surviving wife Virgie May Smith Thomas and children Evelyn Raymond L. Hardesty Harry L. Thomas Karl T. Weimar Horace H A Thomas and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements for Monday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home Mount Olivet Cemetery interment there.

Marty Lee Harry Lee Thomas Adamstown Amos and Harriett Snouffer Thomas Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Mount City Lodge No. 20 K. of Thomas Virgie May Smith Thomas Evelyn ‘Thomas Raymond R. Hardesty Silver Spring Harry L. Thomas Green Acres Karl T. Weimar Bethesda Horace H. A. Thomas Doubs East Church Street Mount Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son

Funeral services for Marshall C Smallwood scheduled

Funeral services for Marshall C Smallwood of Petersville, who died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Sunnyside Methodist chapel. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. Body at the funeral home, 106 East Church Street, to be moved to the chapel at 12:30 p.m. M R Etchison and Son, funeral director.

Peggy Ann Green Paul G Anna Martin Green Frederick Memorial Hospital Gloria Jean Gladys Elaine Edna Green Gladys Rowe Union Bridge Miles Reifgnider Pipe Creek D. D. Hartzler Marshall C. Smallwood Petersville Sunnyside Methodist Chapel East Church Street R. Etchison and Son

Air and Sea Search for Survivors in Japanese Crash

Tokyo July 28 air and sea search pressed for survivors of a C 47 transport crash in Sagami Gulf 80 miles south of Tokyo. 26 aboard including three crew and 23 passengers with four war correspondents among the missing. Wreckage found by fishermen as planes and naval units, American and Japanese, continue the hunt.

Tokyo Sagami Gulf Kyushu Island Japan James ©. Supple Chicago Sun-Times Maximilien Philonenko Agence France Presse Stephen Simmons Hilton Press London Picture Post Albert Hinton Norfolk Journal and Guide

Thomas Files For Co. Commissioner In Frederick

Daniel J. Thomas a Frederick district farmer and longtime farm activist filed as a Democrat candidate for County Commissioner with the Board of Election Supervisors. He serves as secretary of the Farmers Cooperative Association and Federated Cooperatives of Maryland, led roadside spraying for Japanese beetle control, and has held farm bureau and Red Cross posts.

Daniel J. Thomas Frederick Board of Election Supervisors Thomas Farmers Cooperative Association Federated Cooperatives of Maryland Frederick County Farm Bureau American Red Cross Drive

Philippines Ready To Enter Korean War

President Quirino declared the Philippines prepared for direct participation in the Korean War addressing about 10 000 loyalists. He said the nation would cross borders and fight for freedom if needed and would enlist volunteers in the U S armed forces while seeking Congress funding to bolster military capacity for global defense.

Manila Quirino Philippines United States U. S

Allocation spat at White House over control of results

Washington July 28 The Truman administration faces a heated dispute over which agency should run the proposed allocation system for steel fuel and food. Commerce would handle steel and materials, Interior fuel and power, Agriculture food. NSRB claimed as major decision maker could upset the split. Symington favors arbitration not operation while Sawyer supports voluntary controls with standby mandatory powers. The final structure hinges on a mobilization bill and presidential decision.

Washington Congress Truman Commerce Department Interior Department Agriculture Department National Security Resources Board NSRB NLRB W. Stuart Symington Mr. Truman White House Symington Sawyer United States

C E Union Meets Today In Maryland Jubilee

Approximately 200 delegates from various sections of the state attend the rainbow jubilee convention of Maryland Christian Endeavor Union at Hood College. Theme Build With Christ. Activities include registrations, dinners, vespers, opening by Romayne Miller, music, talks by Major Carey Young, and officer installations. Saturday conference periods cover Teen Age Problems, Organization, Sponsors and Their Problems, Bible study and more. Sunday features Sunday school, communion, and a closing session with a challenge from McQuilkin. A junior convention runs all day Saturday with missionary speaker and society helps.

Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Hood College Romayne Miller Cavetown Lester Case Pennsylvania C. E. Union Carey Young U. S. Army Youth Council Maryland Pennsylvania Arch J. McQuirkin International C. E. Society Bible Edwin H. Sponseller Earl E. Redding King Street Eub York Frank Baker, Jr Baltimore Westerhoff David L. Watterworth 18Th Street Christian Church Washington

U S Racing Against Time in Korean War

Washington reports a government push to win the Korean conflict and deter war with Russia. Officials warn timing matters as manpower expands with a proposed 600000 additional troops and a draft increase to 100000 inductees. Russia may wait for air power and ground force readiness before any direct action overseas.

Washington Russie U. S Russia Korea Kremlin Truman Congress Pentagon Germany Iran Yugoslavia

July Making Weather Mark Despite Mild Cool July

Weather bureau records show July trending as the mildest in modern county history with no 90 degree days at the airport station. Through mid July temperatures linger in the mid to upper 80s and rainfall remains well below normal, contrasting sharply with the 1930 drought year when 90s and 100s dominated the month.

Weather Bureau Drouth

You’re Next Seekers and the Moonbound Thrill Ride

A playful note from N A Lufburrow invites a companion to take the rocket to the moon for a thrill while the writer prefers a slower pace and offers their seat. The post blends whimsy and a gentle invitation to share an extraordinary journey.

N. A. Lufburrow

Box lunch on the lawn with recreation follows meeting

Miss Nellie J. Griffin, Mr. Rain ier, serves as convention chairman and Mrs. Walter Snyder of Gaithersburg acts as state registrar, guiding the event with plans for a luncheon and outdoor activities.

Nellie J. Griffin Rainier Walter Snyder Gaithersburg

Impressive Round of Visits Across Emmitsburg Area

Emmitsburg and surrounding towns buzz with visitors and locals. George Wilhide and family spent Tuesday at Hershey Park, while Reeves Blandford met old friends in town. Many residents travel to Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Maine, and Mt. St. Marys sees a leadership shift as Sister Mary Innocent departs for Oklahoma. The U.S. Agriculture Service tests snow catchers to conserve irrigation water in mountain regions.

Emmitsburg George L. Wilhide Tommy Stevie Elizabeth Hershey Park Reeves Blandford Upper Merlboro Arthur Malloy Gertrude Kratzer Chestertown Charles B. Shaughnesay Henry Warthen Baltimore Hannah McNulty Philadelphia Albert McNulty Mary Innocent Sisters of Mercy Mt. St. Mary's College Oklahoma Mary Guidella Wheeling W. Va Clarence Sanders Owens Sanders Lillian Gelwicks Cleveland Ohio Samuel Landon Edwards Richmond F. L. Higbee Harold Hoke G. G. Wildegans Maine Mary J. Shaff Frederick Mr. Shaff George Combs Washington B. Patterson Boy Scouts Mahoney Beltsville Donald Topper Shirley National Education Association Maryland Teacher's Association Institute of Organization Leadership American University Miss Fiery State Teachers College Towson Miss Frery Future Teachers of America F. C. Miller Joseph K. Ash Bowman Miller Deep Creek Lake Oakland Elvira Little St. Anthony 5 Leo Ridenour Warner Hospital Bruce Smith Ruth Fyler Thurmont Morley Toronto Canada O. H. Stinson Robert Watkins Connecticut Estelle, Watkins Geo L. Wilhide U. S. Department of Agriculture

Crafty pair rob Baltimore club in early morning raid

Two thieves, one posing as a proper butler, robbed Maryland Club in Baltimore. Night watchman Wade B. House, 38, was beaten, bound, and robbed of $5 and cigars while robbers failed to crack the safe. A doorway man lured House inside and another gained entry through a broken back window. House freed himself and alerted the switchboard after slipping from under a tablecloth.

Baltimore Maryland Wade B. House House Roswell Russell Russell

Ills of Local Residents Show Slow Improvement

Among The Sick reports modest gains in health of Earl M. Gordon of 107 College Avenue who was struck by a sudden illness Monday and remains at home. W Statey Hahn of Frederick Route 1 is improving after a serious illness at University Hospital in Baltimore following surgery.

Earl M. Gordon College Avenue W. Statey Hahn Frederick

Local Sales and Community Notices From Arendtsville Area

A collage of sale ads and notices lists a public sale in Arendtsville Adams county Pa with farm machinery livestock including 200 sheep and lambs. Various clearance items including children's clothes and shoes at Kemp's Third Floor and Kemp's Inc. community events, reunions and picnics. Also memorial note for Leora E Kline and a church gathering at Forest Grove Church with local auctioneers and staff details.

Arendtsville Adams County Edwin A. Rice Lisbon Howard County Brown Swiss Spencer J

Variety of Goods and Notices From Frederick Area

A jumble of ads and notices from Frederick area businesses and events. Items include plant sales, dance nights at Bernies Arena, outlet store deals, junk and scrap pickups, summer reunions, a county picnic, and a used car dealer listing. Also mentions auctions, farm equipment, and community notices with dates and contact details.

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D. J. Thomas State Roade Commission Chesapeake Bay National Geographic Society Ari C. E. Union U.S Asia George C. Gilliam Kemp's Lefa Edith Kline Theodore Kline Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge, Md Kemp's Inc Forest Grove Church Potomac Band North End Civic Association Staley Park T. G. Kent Post Land News Upton Gladhill John W. Nutt Glenn Trout Raymond L. Kelly and Jerry Williams Reich's Ford Quynn Orchards G. H. Mercer and Sons Memoriam Mra Leora E Ull H. FR ANI Oland East Patrick Street Reinberge and Colton East Patrick Steel Frederick Solar Reliable Junk CO 5Th St East St Lyon — Rage Mt. Faber Park Rocky Ridge Yellow Springs The Independents Russell Hahn Gladiolus B. U. Crist Ris Fred South Market Street Philip W. and Margaret A. M Mountaindale Persor Prosperity Cleaners, Inc Walkersville Blue Mountain Grocery At & P.M Charles EF Troxell Retter Automobile Trade Association Ideal Garage Co, Inc Harry W. Hagan Frederick Junk CO Frank Gastley & Sons Bill Anderson East St. St Motter Ave Charles H. Baker Frederick Homes Insulating Co H. J. Kester Third Street the News Priday Fine East Patrick ST Senser Everlaxy Mars Opticians Market St Mt. Zion Mckaig Frederick High School Myattatown Firemen’s Carnival Holstin Woodsboro C.lease Frances Bussard E. Bowlus G. Trout Kelly Moose Nestle Eckers N. Market St Ray Warl Rocky Unit Earl Philip Buckboard Rambler Nchard F. Kline the Mountains Braddock Heights Web Snnke Phange A. K. Remaberg Optametrist Kart Second Street Edward Payne Colonial Wiehun Co, Inc North Haven Street Marxland Watkins Acres & Fast Second Street Predertek MAE Third Stardaie West Patrick Church Street Park Ave East Church St E. B. Measell East Patrick Street Flert Frederick County Upton F Gladhill Jesus Brashears Lenora Jesse H. Brashears Lenorea I. Brashears Towit Oldsmobile McCormick-Deering Annapolis Road Mt Airy Ett Coan Guy Anders Emmert BR. Bowlus Aeritonest P. Shafer Knoxville West South St Reward South At Frederick News-Post Market Street Rees Frederick Peon Southern Frederick Newns Stonehouse Irene Tose Washington Pike Frederick Newk-Post Calon Holidare Mfg Woodxburn Hela Vivian S Wilt Buckeyastown Adel Murray Ave Keer Hartman Alngi Ein Unionville White Waitrees- Es Catoctin Country Club Wilbur Shoemaker Patrick St Queen Anne Alao Stief West South Street John C Stup Liamsville Carl Frederick Lee F. Tiertad Idletown Chevrolet Plymouth Ford Stuudebaker Mvern Service Garage Buckeystown Rt. 40 Macadam Road Jjamsville Road Raymond Nusbaum A. A. Haugh New Midway Brown and Co Jefferson County Moore Insurance and Realty Company Charles Town West Westinghouse Everett V. Moser Middletown Linden Lodge W. Patrick Street Harley Davidson AL O. H. W Cushman Blick Dilla Magnolia Avenue Blair's South Phen M. Sado ARCHI
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