Births Reported And Local Accidents Highlight A Day
The notice lists several birth announcements including Bruce Arnold Jr and Nancy Ann with addresses in Frederick area. It also mentions a serious misfortune when a man’s blade shattered injuring him during sharpening. A horse theft is reported at Braddock Heights and two young Loudoun County brakemen are fatally struck by a passing train. Steiner Bros druggists relocate to a larger store room after remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun County, Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Point of Rocks
Steiner Bros
Frederick
William C. Roderick
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Drought relief rain cooled a 58 day dry spell with 1.18 inches. Baker Park Fourth of July fireworks approved. bids for 2000 feet of fire hose invited. Two New York men jailed for attempted auto theft near Frederick. Dust storm hit Creagerstown. local births noted. lineup correction for Jewish Women picture. TV casting news features Wally Cox in The Adventures of Hiram Holiday. Korea armistice context discussed by defense official. Bicycle thefts prompt probation formalities. Officer resignation corrections noted for local police force changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Park Committee
Baker Park
Frederick Companies
Frederick
New York
Guy Anders
Thurble Markos
Creagerstown
Freak M. Stevens
Cox New York
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
Hiram Holiday
Nbc-Tv
Discharged victim of Charles Town crash returns home
Among the sick Mrs. Aaron Rice Thurmont was injured in the Charles Town W V accident that killed her son in law and granddaughter and has gone home from Charles Town Hospital. Other hospital notes include Mrs Emory L Coblentz admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with slight improvement and visitors restricted. Joseph Harris of near Dickerson faces hip surgery and A J Williar of Thurmont remains seriously ill after a stroke. May 2 updates report W Elmer Buhrman in Frederick for a checkup, Floyd Blower under observation, Philip Myers discharged, Patsy Wills returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Rice
Thurmont
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Town Hospital
Emory L. Coblentz
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lloyd C. Culler
Carroll Parkway
Joseph Harris
Dickerson
A. J. Williar
W. Elmer Buhrman
Graceham
Floyd Blower
Philip Myers
North Market Street
Patsy Wills
Walter Wills
Armistice Violations Highlight Cold War Tension
UN command charges North Korea violated the armistice by allowing 400 to 500 aircraft, many jet fighters or bombers, while inspections are blocked. The report criticizes Moscow's propaganda and notes U N efforts and a Moscow air show participation to project legitimacy amidst aggressive Soviet policy. The article also mentions local notices about a wedding in Jefferson and a Maryland Delaware area marriage.
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Reuben Hobertson
Far East
Korea
North Korea
Peking
Moscow
U.N
Stooges
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Coight
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
United Nations
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Department of State
South Korea
Kremlin
General Twining
U.S. Air Force
America
Tron
Jenkins
Frederick
College Park
John H. Heffner
Mary
William H. Heffner Sr
Delaware
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Jefferson
J. Calvin
Crem
Moreland
Jesse E. Wolfe
Heffner Jenkins Wedding Notice
Miss Mildred L Jenkins daughter of Dat e and Mee Maetin announces her marriage to Heffner Jenkins. The brief notice records a formal wedding event and names the families involved.
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Heffner—Jenkins
Mildred L. Jenkins
Mee Maetin
Episcopal Conference Opens At Hood College Sunday
The six day Episcopal Prov ince of Washington conference at Hood College will feature Rev. Dr. William G. Pollard of Oak Ridge and Rev. Dr. John M. Coburn of Newark as principal lecturer and chaplain respectively. Lectures cover scientific and religious views of world and man with seminars led by 18 leaders.
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Province of Washington
Episcopal Church
Hood College
William G. Pollard
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge, Tenn
John B. Coburn
Trinity Cathedral
Newark
N. J
Landville
William A
Cantareanna
Christchurch
Buena Vista
Marshall W. Fishwick
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Brewster S. Ford
R. E. Lee Memorial
Herschel O. Halbert Jr
Trinity
St. John’s Church
Hopewell
Theodore Johnson
Pottsville
David Lewis Jr
St. Stephen’s Church
Culpeper
Cortland R. Pusey
Church of the Redeemer
Baltimore
William Reardon
Pulaski
James M. Reaves
St. Mark's Church
St. Alban’s
W. Va
Roddey Reid
Emmanuel Church
Bristol
Lyle E. Scott
St. Mary’s
Reading
Robert H. Shaw
Arlington, Va
Richard M. Trelease Jr
St. Andrews Church
Wilminetna Nel
William H. Marmion
Roanoke
Elizabeth G. Hunter
Rebecca Davis
Helen McHenry
Deborah Vaill
Frances M. Young
Thomas E. Carson Jr
William A. Beal
Episcopal
University of Maryland
Apple Growers Form Processing Assn Creates Regional Board
About 80 apple growers in Martinsburg West Virginia formed The Appalachian Growers Processing Assn to bargain with processors. Members span Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia with directors named from Virginia Winchester Staunton Roanoke Crozet Front Royal and West Virginia Paw Paw Shepherdstown and Romney Maryland Hancock and Biglerville named as officers and secretary.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Appalachian Growers Processing Apple Assn
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Robert J. Rea
Mr. Jackson
Delmar Robinson Jr
Winchester
E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
Philip Glaize
William F. Young Sr
Staunton
Thomas J. Beasley Jr
Roanoke
John B. Morton
Lynchburg
Joseph E. Henley
Crozet
Ben R. Lacy
Front Royal
Henry W. Miller Jr
Paw Paw
Sam M. Skinner
Shepherdstown
Fred C. Matson
Ned Miller
Romney
R. Sam Dillon
Hancock
Miller
Electrocution Tip Wins First Prize
A tip about two men electrocuted while erecting a light pole at Taneytown won May’s top News-Post tip award. The winner receives $5. other awards go to informants for a Thurmont sawmill fire and a Frederick safe theft, with several $1 prizes for additional tips. The monthly contest continues through June with editors selecting winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Taneytown
News-Post
Frederick
Thurmont
Charles F. McKenzie
Winchester Hall
Mt. Pleasant Community Hall
E. C. Lanner
Taneytown Man Dies In Early Morning Crash
James Stephen Falkenburg, 20, of Taneytown R D 1, died after his car crossed into a truck tractor on Spring Grove road near Hanover. He fell asleep before the collision and died at Hanover General Hospital from a fractured skull and severe injuries. He had fished at Conowingo Dam the night before.
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Taneytown R. D
Spring Grove Road
Hanover
Me York
James
Stephen Falkenburg
York County
Lester J. Sell
Falkenburg
Hanover General Hospital
Pennsylvania
Smith’s Station Road
Joseph Bedford
East Berlin
R. D
Conowingo’ Dam
Susquehanna River
Red Lion
Anid
Recreation course offered by Frederick group for youth adults
The Frederick Recreation Commission and the Women's Guild of the Evangelical Reformed Church host a two day recreation course at Frederick High School gymnasium June 18 and 19. Edward G. Higinbotham presides. Penny Pilgrim leads devotions. Anne Liv ingston directs Junior Choir. Mary Lowe Smith and Warren Evans supervise registrations and program planning.
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Frederick
Paulingston
National Recreation L. Althouse
Pat Cline
Warren Evans
Mary Lowe Smith
Livingston
Nine Year Old Escapes Serious Injury After DeGrange Street Crash
A nine year old Frederick youth, Randall Lewis Baker, escaped serious injuries after stepping from in front of a parked car into a southbound station wagon on DeGrange Street near Phebus Avenue. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a bruised right knee and left shoulder. The driver, Robert W. Henderson of White Plains New York, faced a license charge and $11.45 bail. Baker’s father, Lewis W. Baker, took him to the hospital. Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office listed several local property transfers including homes on Cherokee Trail Montclair Avenue Fifth Street West South Street and related buyers and prices.
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Frederick
DeGrange Street
Phebus Avenue
Randall Lewis ~ Baker
Lewis W. Baker
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Nicholas G. Vaciliou
Cherokee Trail
Earl T. Rosensteel
Earl W. Brust
East Seventh Street
Edward C. Hartmann
Elisabeth M. S. Sullivan
Montclair Avenue
George E. Phebus
Gene J. Droneburg
Charles S. Miller
Claude T. Droneburg
East Fifth Street
Gilmore R. Flautt Jr
Jonathan F. Cove
West South Street
Alton Twenty
Baker
DeGrange
Robert W. Henderson
White Plains
N. Y
Henderson
Personal notices and local social happenings mixed with international news
The column lists visits and family events including Mr. George B. Schley and family from Indiannapolis visiting local friends, the Valentina family from Bethesda with the Hal family near Frederick, and Mrs. Hayes moving with relatives to Cincinnati. Howard Bell nears 80th birthday. In Moscow Tito opens talks with the Soviet leaders to complete rapprochement with the Kremlin. In boxing, Tony Gonzalez defeats Hardy Smallwood by points in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeb. Schley
Indiannapolis
Ind
Schley
George Jacob Schley
Alfred Valentina
Priscila
Bethesda
Albert Hal
Frederick
Daniel Hayes
Lewistown
Cincinnati
Julia Hammond
East Patrick Street
Frances -Anne
Howard Bell
East Third Street
Youth Fellowship Programs Highlighted at Guild Meeting
Ano solo and Joyce Jaeger read a prayer. Sue Eyster delivered an engaging talk on Junior High Youth Fellowship aims. Frederick Eyster led the Senior High group and led a discussion on giving children an allowance. Three youth examples were shared by senior groups. Mrs. Darwin Hueting presided at a brief meeting and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. George B. Hoke, Mrs. Helen Saffit, and Mrs. Mildred Rhoads.
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Ano Solo
Joyce Jaeger
Sue Eyster
Frederick Eyster
Guild
Senior High
Darwin Hueting
Zonta Club Meets At Francis Scott Key Hotel
The Zonta Club held a business session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mrs. Virginia Thomas presiding. Reports were given as delegates prepare for the International Convention in Sun Valley Idaho June 25 to 28 with participants from thirteen countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Virginia Thomas
Thomas
Sun Valley
Idaho
Frances Bussard
Ethel Northam
Alexander
Hagerstown
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Hildegarde Ross
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Clarence I. Benson
Luther D. Miller Jr
Rev. Miller
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Ruby Paninal
Elizabeth Simier
Thomas Carson
John O. Henderson
Alice W. Mayer
W. G. Pollard
REC Group
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Timine
Tito
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Tex) Gonzalez
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Sal Eee Aare
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