Prominent Shoreman Charged In Shooting
A member of an Eastern Shore family, Richard P. Hubbard 31 of near East New Market, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a shooting at Hubbard's home. Saunders 38 of Secretary is hospitalized in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Hubbard, an IRS investigator in Easton, posted 10 000 bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Richard P. Hubbard
Near East New Market
Hubbard
Willard N. Saunders
Saunders
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
Two Sides of the Pork Barrel Debate in Politics
The text opines that campaign rhetoric hides the cost of federal projects. It argues pork barrel bargaining pits Politician X against Politician Y to maximize federal funds for their states. The piece warns that the race to grab money from the federal treasury harms all and yields no real winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thease
30 Hour Work Week Proposal by United Steel Workers Chief
David J. McDonald proposes a 30 or 32 hour week under a new labor standards law. A 32 hour plan envisions a four day five hour schedule to spread work among unemployed steelworkers and share automation gains. He warns American mills risk losing global competitiveness if costs rise while foreign pay remains far lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
Letter To The Editor Liked Editorial Not Taxpayer Letter
A reader praises an editorial in The News about making teaching easier. The letter describes large classes and strained teachers, expresses frustration with taxpayer funding, and requests forwarding the editorial to taxpayers. The writer shares copies of the News and urges public attention to school conditions.
Births Reported At Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements list Ernest Parker first son born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Ira Robert Al hauch Jr of Union Bridge Susan Elaine Thursday daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Fox Elkton Teresa s Ann born Thursday to Mrs Fox formerly Dorothy Elker of Emmitsburg Paul Robert second child Thursday to Mr and Mrs Paul Harman RFD 5 Constance E Aunnich Middletown Ann Kay fifth child Thursday to Mr and Mrs Jon Holt Mount Pleasant sixth child fourth daughter all announced for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Ernest Parker
Emila
Donna Jean
Howard Clarz
Poplar Springs
Thureday
Ira Robert Alhauch Jr
Union Bridge
Thira Cus
Daugher
Susan Elaine Thursday
Earl Fox Elkton
Teresas Ann
Fox
Dorothy Elker
Emmitsburg
Paul Harman
RFD
Paul Robert
Harman
Constance E. Aunnich
Middletown
Jon Holt
Mount Pleasant
Ann Kay
Wrong Way Fireman Races Back From Hotel Fire
Eddie Marks, a volunteer fireman in Honiton England, rushed from a pub to the New Dolphin hotel when a fire alarm sounded. He arrived to find the hotel kitchen ablaze and the engine already departed. Prosper Buranelli, 68, noted crossword writer and former Paperman, died Sunday of a heart attack after a long association with Lowell Thomas across radio and television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honiton
England
Eddie Marks
New Dolphin Hotel
Marks
Dolphin
Prosper Buranelli
Pawling
N.Y
America
Caplorer Lowell Thomas
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News June 20 1916
Fishing along the Monocacy produced bass and suckers as locals report catches on June 20 1916. A new pavement is laid on North Market street near H J Krise and City Ice Cream Parlors under Elmer Phebus. A Thurmont Firor Brothers store robbery took candy gum cigarettes toys and a revolver. Susan Hackney Garrott wed James Edward Allen in a beautiful home ceremony at Frederick. David J Lewis of Cumberland sought the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Sixth district, visiting Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fraley
George Shipley
H.B. Showman
North Market Street
H. J. Krise
Elmer Phebus
A. Monroe Johnson
William. Crawford Johnson
St. James School
Hagerstown
Joseph B. Garrett
West Second Street
Frederick
Susan
Hackney Garrott
Garrott
Mr. Garrott
James Edward Allen
P. W. Allen
Alen
Dinwiddie County
David J. Lewis
Cumberland
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Column Of The News
Items note US warnings to Germany and Navy about surrender terms. State Roads Commission to aid Brunswick area with a temporary Potomac ferry while Brunswick bridge repairs proceed. WPA crews advance on water and sewer line installations. West Second Street extension improves access to Grove Boulevard. Miss Elizabeth Wolfs and Miss Lola Horman of this city recover from injuries after a vehicle collision in Woodstown New Jersey en route to Atlantic City. Miss Horman treated at hospital. Miss Wolff and Miss Thomas of Middletown uninjured. Investors in F Smith Co Washington notified of a receiver appointment by Delaware Chancellor’s Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Ntavy
Nce
State Roads Commission
Town of Brunswick ii
Sng
Potomac River
Virginia
Brunswickn Bridge
WPA
West Second Street
West College Terrace
Grove
F. Smith Co
Washington
Chancellor's Court of
Delaware
Bealisville Bride Weds Norman Brandenburg at Poolesville
Miss Mary Margaret Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Williams Bealisville, married Norman Edward Brandenburg son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Brandenburg Flint Hill Saturday at St Peters Episcopal Church Poolesville. Rev Harry Dalzell officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Wiliams
George F. Williams
Bealisville
Norman Edward Brandenburg
Charles T. Brandenburg
Flint Hill
St. Peter's Episcopal Chur
Poolesville
Harry Dalzell
Gaithersburg
Elizabeth Painter
Carol Williams
Bealisvile
Martha Brandenburg
Joan Deth
Three Frederic County Residents Headed to Puerto Rico
Three men from Frederick County left Thursday morning June 16 bound for Puerto Rico with a group of 70 University of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Puerto Rico
Switt
University of
YMCA Summer Program Schedule Released in Rye
The YMCA announces a summer activity lineup directed by Claude Flagg with sessions on canoeing golf swimming rifle archery badminton tennis and more. Programs run about ten weeks starting June 20 or July 11 with locations at West Frederick MCA and Culler Lake and require shorts sneakers towels or no equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Claude Flagg
Ham
Culler Lake
Bathiel
MCA
Riflerc
West Frederick
Alumni Banquet Marks 63rd Boys High School Reunion
The 63rd annual reunion and banquet of the Boys High School Alumni Association was held Saturday at Peter Pan Inn with 102 members. The program featured welcome remarks by Merril H. Ramsburg and remarks by Rev. Walter Mehrling, Prof. Charles Stull, and speakers including G. Hunter Bowers. Officers for the next year were elected: John Ed Schell Jr president, Ray Burgee vice president, Edgar E. Thomas treasurer, Murray F. Fox secretary. A memorial report noted nine members who died in the past year. The record of attendees spans multiple classes from 1899 to 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ High School
H. David Hagan
Joseph S. Stephens
Edgar E. Thomas
Pinkney A. Richardson
Newton Kidd
Edward P. Thomas
Franklin B. Reese
James H. Falk
Roger Curfman
Ralph Burgee
J. Earle Rice
George S. Radock Jr
Arthur V. Myers
G. Hunter Bowers
Bowers
John Ed. Schell Jr
Ray Bu
F. B. Sappington
J. W. Quynn
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
Irving E. Staley
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
William M. Storm
Roy Stockman
R. Ames Hendrickson
W. Bartgis Storm
H. Lavier Michael
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Edward S. Delaplaine
Garrett
DeGrange
Lewis H
G. William Comfort
Raymond I. Ford
Harry T. James Jr
Charles E. May- Joh
W. P. Staley
Charles C. T- Stull
Ernest €. Webb
Parsons Newman
Edgar R. Smith
L. B. Feaga
A. A. Pearce
Ralph E Schroeder
Paul D. Sampson
Wilbur A. Ko
James H. Grove
H David Hagan
George J. Lucky
T. R. Waskey
Ernest Stephens
F. R. Darkis
Max M. Fisher
Grayson B. Grove
Paul B. Hammond
Allen R. Tracey
R. Carl Walsh
Arthur W. Myers
Robert L. Grove
Walter Eiker
Austin Thomas
Austin M. Kline
Ralph F. Martz
Victor M. Summers
Frank W. Rothenhoeter
Wilbur M. Seeger
Victor G. Mercer
John Wilson
Murray F. Miel D. Burgee
Melvin M . Austin T. Griffin
Hamiathicum
Gordon F. Palmer
Aaron A. Putman
Vermon F. Rodenck
Nevin E. Smith
Shipyard Strike Settled After Bitter Battle
The 21 week Baltimore area Bethlehem shipyards strike affecting 17 000 workers is settled pending union vote. A tentative agreement announced in Washington includes a 2 cent hourly raise over three years as yards reopen and picket lines stay until final contract approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Techem Steel Co
Federal Mediation Service
Washington
Industrial Union of Maritime and Shipbuilding Workers
Baltimore Sun
Bethlehem
Baltimore Area
Quincy
Mass
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Baltimore
iBoston
Hoboken
N.J
Staten II
Morgan Show Mare Wins Lancaster Championship
Donna Etta Vona, the Morgan show mare of Joselene Hills Farm owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vona, won the $200 Morgan Championship Stake Class at the Lancaster Horse Show in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The win crowned her grand champion in the Morgan division and she also took blue in the 15 Hands and Over class ridden by owner Miss Helene Vona. Sir Knobbieneze Vona, a Morten gelding, placed sixth in the $200 Championship Stoke Class and third in the Under 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Etta Vona
Joselene Hills
Joseph Vona
Lancaster
Sick list at Montgomery General Hospital and area facilities
Among the sick at Montgomery County General Hospital is Mrs Walter Haines Sr from Lewis Dale who entered last Thursday. Several others are noted as patients or under observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital University Hospital Baltimore and Vindobona Convalescent Home including infants and adults from Brunswick Point of Rocks Walkersville Gapland and Knoxville with treatments ranging from observation to surgery and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haines Sr
Lewisdale
Montgomery County General Hospital
Ira DeArmon
Ira DeArmon Jr
Military Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Schill
Quynn Orchards
Little Vandy Glen Moler
Air
Walkersville
Vindobona Convalescent and
Eleanor Z. Kemp
Route 4
Frederick
Personal notices of travels and family updates in Frederick
Mr and Mrs Eugene A Marcum and daughters Deborah and Teresa return from Salt Lake City after visiting the Marcums. Lela Fitez and Ethel Leng return from the Moose Convention in Chicago. Emory C Suanx and wife Mrs George P Suanx have come home from Bucharest Romania after two and a half years and visit Watkins Acres. Swank, a State Department officer, returns from Prague duties and will report in Washington. Mrs Swank visits Minnesota this summer. Larry Howard Rob Ramsburg and Douglas Warfield depart for a week at Ocean City staying at Wellington Guest House. Debra Scell turns nine Wednesday and lives with relatives on Jefferson Pike. Mr and Mrs Maynard Wastler celebrate their 22nd wedding anniversary. Capt Rogers T Smith and family arrive in Frederick from Subic Bay to visit relatives and prep to move to Winston where he will be stationed.
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Eugene A Marcum
Deborah
Teresa
East Patrick Street
Clayton E. Marcum
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lela Fitez
West Patrick Street
Ethel Leng
Buckeystown
Chicago
Emory C. Suanx
Bucharest
Romania
United Saties
George P. Sua Watkins Acres
Swank
Foreign Service
Department of State
Frederick and
Chtherail
Minnesota
Larry Howard
Robert Ramsburg
Douglas Warfield
Ocean City
Wellington Guest House
Debra Scell
Debra
Jefferson Pike
Maynard Wastler
Rogers T. Smith
Frederick
John A. G. Smith
East Ch
Smith
Subic Bay
Philippines
United States Marines
Smiths
W anSton
Local Leading Rider’s Horse Wins Two Thirds in Morgan Class
Mrs Vona guides Hands in the Morgan Pleasure class to third place and her three year old Lady Perfect Date Vona takes third in Morgans ridden by an amateur, marking strong showings for the stable.
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Vona
Jimmy Vona
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W. O. Cooley and Son
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Robert Osburn
Lindbergh Axenue
Helen Poffenberger
Kennedy Studio
Norman FE Brandenburg
Sandra Osborn
David S. Shue
Philip M. Zenner Rye
Philip M Zenner
Royal Melee Corp
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Boys’ HS 'Coffman Chapel At
Hood Alumni
Census Bureau
Los Angeles
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Aliss Jean Elizabeth Burrier
George E. Burrer
Pleasant
John D. Reinhold
John H. Reinhold
Centerville
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Wallace J. Bieber
Lababon
Donald Reinbhold
Doris Reinhold
Chestertown
Beth Pinder
Annne
Giew
Margaret Ann Reinhold
Wilmington
Del
B. Jean Wastier
Denton
Eduard Polak
Alexander. Va
Frances S. Fisher
Diana Lynn Atkins
Victoria Lynn Crum
Mr. Pleasant
Charles H. Reibhold
Charles W. Barker Jr
Frederick Reimhold
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Carl Cecil
Norman G. Atkins
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Touson State Teacher's College
Brooklyn
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