Collision on West Patrick injures two. one hospitalized
Two automobiles collided on West Patrick Street near Linden Diner around 2 a m. Linda Davithe, 22, of 551 West Church Street, Hagerstown, suffered facial injuries and possible nasal fracture and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Harold Hrisko of Camp Detrick faced reckless living charges after his eastbound sedan struck Foster Linard’s eastbound car, causing about 306 dollars and 200 dollars in damage respectively. Hrisko posted 6.45 collateral.
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Patrick Street
Linden
Clty
Linda
Davithe
West Church Street
Hagerstown
Frederick Mediial Hospital
Ing
Harold Hrnks
Camp Detrick
West Patrck Street
Patrick
Foster W. Linard
Westminster
Linard
Fficer
R. A. Haugh
Hrisko
Senator's Wife Dies In Capital
Hazel Kutaker Vandenberg, 67, wife of Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan, died early today after years of illness and a busy public life. She served as university alumnae leader, Red Cross director, and Delta sorority official, and accompanied her husband to international conferences. They married in 1918 after his first wife’s death. he was then a Grand Rapids newspaper publisher.
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Washington
Hazel Kutaker Vandenberg
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Reublicans
Senate
Wnch
de Janeiro
Paris
London
San Jancisco
Pops
Pon
Van
Baltimore Ministers Sued Over Attacks on Character
Evangelist Jerry Owen sues two Baltimore ministers for 25000 dollars alleging false statements damaged his reputation. Defendants Rev Alexander Clattenburg and Rev Dann Brown are accused of public scand al and defamation after incidents at Trinity Assembly of God Church. Owen, a former prizefighter, faces prior legal troubles including a Kentucky mortgage property sale warrant and Indiana delinquency charge involving a 16 year old girl.
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Baltimore
Jerry Owen
Bac
Alexander Clattenburg
Owen
Trinity Assembly of God Church
Dann Brown
Kenucky
Indiana
Lease And Deeds Placed On Record
A lease was recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for properties at 239 41 North Market Street. Mr and Mrs Isaurens E Phebus leased to Mr and Mrs Hansel E Durst for 15 years at 1800 dollars per year, semi annual in advance. Deeds recorded show William R Anderson selling to Ivan R Huffer a property on the west side of Mary Avenue in Brunswick for about 6500 dollars. Bernard A Knott sold to Eric Sondergren the George F Stottlemyer farm of 88 acres in Creagerstown district for around 5500 dollars.
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North Market Street
Isaurens E. Phebus
Hansel E. Durst
William R. Anderson
Ivan R. Huffer
Maryand Avenue
Brunswick
Bernard A. Knott Ware
Eric Sondergren
George F. Stottlemyer
Eres
Creagerstown
United States defense stance aims at expansion in coming years
U S defense officials advocate tying military planning to Western Europe with a risk that spending may rise from the current level of 13.9 billion. Secretary Johnson warns against cuts, stressing continued Atlantic pact duties and stronger force projections. Generals Bradley and planners see a gradual shift favoring Air Force and Navy, with force pooling and uranium and Mediterranean duties shaping future budgets.
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Washington
Europe
United States
U. S
Johnson
Congress
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
France
Mediterranean
Belgium
Congo
U S
Pacific
Asia
Indochina
Great Britain
Malaya
Hankong
China
Japan
Germany
Austria
Truman Attends Battery D Reunion Breakfast in St Louis
President Truman joined Battery D of the 128th Field Artillery for a reunion breakfast in St Louis as part of the 35th Division gathering. He greeted each member by name, reflected on WWI memories, and spoke at 3 p.m. about opposing Soviet aggression after a silent roll call for the dead.
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St. Louis
Truman
Battery D
128Th Field Artillery
Harry
Eugene F. Donnelly
Kansas City
Battery
Mr. Truman
Mangrum Opens With Subpar Rounds at Merion Lead
Lloyd Mangrum, 1946 champion from Niles, Illinois, fired a subpar 37 32 9 to post a strong early third round lead at the national open golf championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pennsylvania.
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Mangrum
Ardmere
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles, II
Merion Golf Club
Court House Restroom Upgrades Estimated at 10700
County Commissioners reviewed an Architekt Charles F. Bowers estimate of about 10700 for basement public rest room alterations and incidental improvements. They set aside 1950 budget funds but have not decided the execution method. They discussed closing the Baltimore and Ohio crossing near Doubs and a bypass road with B&O contributing 14000 toward grade crossing elimination. federal funds would cover nine tenths of other road projects.
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Court House
Charles F. Bowers
Baltimore and Ohio
Point of Rocks Road
Doubs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Flag Pond
Pleasant View Road
Watchman And Horses Die In Hinsdale Barn Fire
A watchman perished and between 17 and 22 racing horses were burned to death when a large barn on the Emil Denemark farm near Hinsdale burned last night. The estimated loss is 700000 dollars. Among the dead was Curtice, the 1957 Futurity winner at Washington Park. Lightning struck the barn roof during a severe electrical storm, igniting 200 tons of hay in the loft.
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Chicago
Emil
Truman Speech Triggers Bipartisan Criticism in Congress
President Truman warned in a Columbia Missouri address that aid to Western Europe will continue beyond the Marshall Plan and a healthy world economy remains vital. Congress split on how long to sustain the effort with bipartisan debate over policy and funding.
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Washington
Truman
Western
Europe
Congress
Columbia
Decree Grants Absolute Divorce to Nathan D Webb
A decree in Equity Court grants Nathan D Webb of West Third Street an absolute divorce from Mrs M Ramona Webb near Damascus. The plaintiff, represented by R Austin James, is required to pay the costs. C Clifton Wirts represented the defendant.
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Equity Court
Nathan D. Webb
West Third Street
Plane crash at Tulsa airport injures two in barracks
An Army C-47 transport with 13 aboard crashed into a barracks building at Tulsa municipal airport after failing to clear the runway. Two people sleeping in the Spartan School of Aeronautics barracks were critically injured. No serious injuries on the plane.
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Tulsa
Oxfa
Tulsa Municipal
Spartan School of Aeronautics
State School Alumni Elect State School for the Deaf Leader
Uriah B Shockley of Frederick was elected president of the Maryland State School for the Deaf Alumni Association at the fifteenth quadrennial reunion. Officers include Abraham Amansky vice president Helen Wriede secretary Charles Knowles treasurer with S Rozelle McCail as trustee alongside Orlando Price and Henry Nicol. Joanna Sturgis crowned Miss Maryland State School for the Deaf. 86 year old Frank N Martin oldest alum traveled from Chicago. Reunion events include a Friday reception and Sunday picnic and close that evening.
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Uriah B. Shockley
Frederick
Maryland State School For the Deaf Alumni Association
Shockdey
Abraham Amansky
Baltimore
Helen Wriede
Charles Knowles
S. Rozelle McCail
Orlando K. Price
Henry ©. Nicol
Washington
Joanna Sturgis
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Lloyd C. Culler
Elizabeth Benson
Gallaudet College
Nicol
Rudolph Hines
West Virginia
Gambrill Park
Writer Of Many Songs Dies At Age Of 66
Philadelphia June 10 A writer of many songs from the talking pictures era deceased at age 66. Seph A Burke died yesterday in his Upper Darby home leaving standards that endure from Tin Pan Alley. Famous tunes include Carolina Moon Oh How I Miss You Tonight Yearning I m Dancing with Tears in My Eyes In or Little Gypsy Tea Room A Little Bit Independent Moon Over Miami My Harbor of Dreams Rambling Rose and For You.
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Philadelphia
Toseph A. Burke
Talking Pictures
Burke
Upper Darby
Tin Pan Alley
Miami
Harbor of Dreams
McCarthy Releases Photo Linking Lattimore and Jaffe
Senator McCarthy releases a photo he says shows Owen Lattimore and Philip Jaffe together at Communist headquarters in Yenan, China, in 1937. The image is presented to accuse links between the two figures and Chinese Communist leadership.
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Washington
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
Owen Lattimore
Philip Jaffe
Yenan
China
Conference Opens At Hood College Sunday For 1950 Province Meet
About 225 Episcopalian clergy and lay workers gather Sunday at Hood College for the 1950 Provincial Conference of Washington sponsored by the Provincial Commission on Christian Education. Opening activities include registration, an assembly, and an evening service, with a full schedule of sessions, discussions, meals, and events through Saturday. Officers are Rev. Dr. Theodore O. Wedel of Washington, president. Rev. William A. Clebsch of Virginia Theological Seminary, chaplain. and Rev. Dr Clifford K. Stanley of the seminary, dean.
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Hood College
Noly Communion
Theodore O. Wedel
Washington
William A. Clebsch
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Clifford K. Stanley
Virginia Theological Seminary At
Church Groups To Meet Here
Approximately 2,000 ministers and laymen are to attend summer conferences at Hood College. The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church opened the series. The schedule includes Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran and Christian Endeavor events from June through August at Hood College.
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Hood College
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Episcopal Church of the Province of Washington
Presbyterian Synod
Presbyterian Gathering of
Yalle
People
Woman's Baptist Missionary Association
Women's Guild of the
Court City Owes $15,181.45 for subdivision utilities
R Patrick Turner and wife filed equity suit against Frederick Mayor and Aldermen claiming the city owes $15,181.45 plus interest from January 1, 1949 for water and sewer utilities installed in the Spring Valley subdivision and delays by the city engineer. They seek $10,000 damages for alleged delay and note prior agreements with the Klines and Hamilton Homes, Inc., affecting reimbursements and interest terms.
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R. Patrick Turner
Turner Cainy
Turner
Robert FE. Clapp, Jr
T Howard Duckett
Frederik
Cnst
Richard F. Kline
Klines
Westbrook
Kline
Turner Allege
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Alan Watkins
Watkins
Carroll Parkway
Board of Education
Frederick High School
Watkins Acres
Milk Truck Drivers Postpone Strike After Talks
About 1,700 milk truck drivers and dairy workers represented by Mile Drivers and Dairy Employes Local 4 AFL voted to strike at midnight but delayed the walkout to allow peace talks. U.S. Conciliator Henry Baker arranged for negotiators from major dairies in the Washington area to resume talks today.
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Washinton
AFL
Turner’s
U. S
Henry Baker
Washington
Hine
Diplomas Awarded At Emmitsburg High School
Frederick county’s first twelfth grade public school commencement at Emmitsburg ended with 21 seniors in cap and gown receiving diplomas. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal Hood College president gave the address urging care with knowledge, sport, and liberty, noting the atom era risks.
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Frederick County
Eme+mitsburg
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Ood
Dr. Truxal
Washington
Parnasus
Hood
Bay
Ocean Las
Edmund P. Welker
Reformed Church
Truxai
Stephen Foster
Eugene W. Pruitt
George C Martin
Board of Education
Emmitsburg
Welker
Hanquet
Emmitsburg High School
Luthera’s
Bridge Falls as Eight Hurt During Demolition
Baltimore June 10 A section of the Three-Cent Bridge on old Annapolis Road collapsed while being torn down to clear a path for a reinforced concrete span. The 114 year old structure gave way dumping eight workers and a crane into Gwynn's Falls. Superintendent Robert Oates, 47, sustained chest back and rib injuries making him the most seriously hurt.
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Baltimore
Old Annapolis Road
Gwynn's Falls
Robert Oates
Distributor Named for Racing News by Senate Panel
The Senate Commerce Committee named Howard Sports News of Baltimore the distributor for Continental Press Service racing news along the Atlantic seaboard from Maryland to Georgia. Continental's Cleveland headquarters employs staff barred from Maryland and West Virginia tracks, with Howard supplying the race news. The report supported a bill to ban certain pre race news moved across state lines.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee Today
Howard Sports News
Baltimore
Continental Press Service
Atlantic Seaboard
Maryland
Georgia
Continental
Cleveland
West Virginia
Firemen Injured in Western Maryland College Lab Fire
A lab fire at Lewis Hall on the Western Maryland College campus in Westminster caused 24 firemen to be injured. Three trapped rescuers were saved, and four firefighters remained in fair condition while 20 others suffered cuts, burns, or inhalation. Damage could reach 50,000 as ether and acids exploded, drawing about 50 volunteers and crowds of 2,000.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Lowell S. Ensor
Lewis Hall
Alaro
Henry Hook
Joseph Manger
Thomas Case
Westminister
Green
Iumer
Heat Tops Fifty-Year Mark As City Swelters
Temperature readings climbed to 91 degrees Friday with 68 the warmest night so far this year. The forecast called for partly cloudy skies, scattered showers, and a hot night with lows near 84. Monday would be sunny, cooler, and drier as voters prepare for Tuesday municipal elections.
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Snutterert
Mercury
Waitepad
Baker Park
Mullinix Park
Repubicans
Democrats
Odd Beetles Found At Woodsboro Insect Mystery Solved
The insect mystery is solved as two elater beetles were found in Woodsboro. Mrs. Davin Curry reported one bug on Route 1 and Mrs. Avie Bruchey found another in Frederic. Charles Kindle notes elaters live in decaying wood and emerge in June and July, with a unique ability to spring and flip while on their backs.
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Davin Curry
Route 1
Woodsboro
Avie Bruchey
Frederic
Curry
News-Post
Bruchey
Triple Wedding For Brodbeck Pa Sisters
York Pa June 10 Three Hunt sisters from Brodbeck Pa will wed in a triple ceremony at Pine Grove Evangelical United Brethren church Rayville Md Marion Olive Hunt Hazel Marie Hunt and Florence Irene Hunt marry John Frederick Dubbs Richard Raymond Shearer and Eugene Adam Heckert all from Dover Pa or Brodbeck Md respectively in the event announced by Mr and Mrs David F Hunt.
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York
David F. Hunt
Brodbeck
Pine Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rayville
Marion Olive Hunt
Hazel Marie Hunt
Florence Irene Hunt
John Frederick Dubbs
Dover
Richard Raymond Shearer
Eugene Adam Heckert
Grossoehl Questioned on Church Split in East Germany
Berlin reports Evangelical Bishop Otto Dibelius questioned East Germany Premier Otto Grotewohl about whether the Communist dominated government is living up to the church's 14,000,000 member affiliation.
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Grotewohl
Berlin
Otto Dibelius
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
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Marie Carson
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Doris Angleberger
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Tell Court City
Traxal
Eastern Racing News
Western Md
Brodbeck, Pa
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