Cugat Plans Chihuahua Empire On Broadway and Beyond
Xavier Cugat, the rhumba king, reveals a plan to turn his Chihuahua hobby into a business empire. He owns about 600 Chihuahuas with a goal of 1,000, using them as emblems and props in films and stage shows. He cites $15,000,000 gross for his band and profits of $200 to $1,000 per dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Xavier Cugat
America
California
Cugat
Cuget
Caruso
Guy Lombardo
Waldorf-Astoria
New Draft Law Sets Four Year Manpower Plan
The act tightens military manpower by requiring 18 year olds to register and be classified. Induction starts at 18 after older draftees. eligibility extends to 35 with deferrals. Draftees face 24 months active duty and six years in reserves. Dependent wife status loses deferment, with hardship as exception, boosting active rolls. further leniencies may add thousands. An independent board will study universal military training, six months training at age 18, then reserve or selective service. Universal training unlikely this year, but groundwork begins in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Housekeeping Corps Faces Armys New Bevy of Posts
A Senate committee finds there are enough men doing housekeeping duties at Army posts to form five divisions. It urges replacing them with women corps, limited-service men, combat veterans on rotation, and civilians, arguing desk work and support tasks drain manpower and should not be done by able bodied soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Europe
Armed Services
Uniformed Women Corps
Alfred S. Dashiell Taken Off Ship in New York
Alfred S. Dashiell managing editor of Readers Digest was taken by ambulance to a hospital after a heart seizure as the Queen Elizabeth docked at Pier 90 in New York. The magazine offered no details on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred S. Dashiell
Read
Ers Digest
Pier 90
England
Dashiell
Cornelia Ross Dashiell
Richard P. Ross
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Local Mems From The Columans Of The News
Old item notes cabbage grown by Eliger Munshower on Charles N. Hargett patch weighs over eight pounds. The Louis McMurray's Packing Co plant lot on West South and All Saints streets sold to John F. and William H. Keeh for 3500 dollars. An eastbound freight axle broke on the second car from the engine, derailing five coal cars and damaging tracks. two hours of block. A steer owned by H. C. Zacharias and Edward Burke fell into an open area on Fast South street and broke its neck after heat. Bees from George Wineberg hived in a shade tree in front of John Eisenhauer's residence on North Market street. Wineberg later got the swarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columans
Charles N. Hargett
Eliger Munshower
Munshower
Louis McMurray
All Saints Streets
John F. and
Willliam H. Keeh
Frederick
Lander
H. C. Zacharias
Edward Burke
Fast South Street
Buckeystown
George Wineberg
John Eisenhauer
North Market Street
Wineberg
Twenty Years Ago Local Tems From The Cotamnes Of The News
Two thunderstorms swept Carroll County on June 23 1931. Lightning struck the Lutheran church at Creagerstown and a bucket brigade saved the building. Taneytown reported destroyed silos and farm property. Judge Wilson Lee Crouse 68 died by lightning near Frizzelburg. Four USDA inspectors left after finding no Japanese beetle. Frederick districts flagged for infestation. National Highway traffic halted near Ellicott City for beetle checks. John P Engelbrecht scored 222 in Braddock Heights bowling, averaging 165 over four games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotamnes
the News
Creagerstown
Taneytown
Wilson Lee Crouse
The
Orphans Court
Carroll County
Frizzelburg
Department OF Agriculture
Frederick
Ellicott City
Tohn P
Engelbrecht
Braddock Heights
Deaths in City Obituaries Tie to Local Families
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Mary C Carey Mrs. Mary Orpha Smith and Mrs. Kate C Smith. Carey dies at Crutchley Nursing Home aged 84 with survivors including husband two stepchildren and siblings. Smith dies at 71 at a relative's home with brother and numerous nieces and nephews. Smith of Libertytown to be buried at Fairmount Cemetery after services at the Sappington home. Funeral directors Powell and Hartzler listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Carey
Maggie Virginia Carey
Doubs
Crutchley Nursing Home
This City
John P
Christianna Sophia Compher Hickman
Mary
Smith
Mary Orpha Smith
Harry Smith
Howard A. Smith
Sykesville
Marriottsville
Francis
Sarah Smith
Frederick County
Kate C. Smith
Kate Carter Smith
Emory L. Smith
Libertytown
Loraine Sappington
Henry
Margaret Nicodemus Carter
Sappington
Funeral services for Linda Gale England infant daughter
Funeral services for Linda Gale England the infant daughter of Edwin H. and Helen L. Gladhill England were held Friday at 11 o’clock in Urbana Methodist Church with Rev. John W. Kuscher officiating. Interment followed in Mt Olivet cemetery. M R Elechi gon and Son were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Gale England
Edwin H
Helen L. Gladhill
England
Tamsylile
Urbana Methodist Church
John W. Kuscher
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Elechigon and Son
Local residents report recoveries at Frederick Memorial and related hospitals
Among the sick Mrs J Lester Smith of 350 Park avenue is recovering after left leg amputation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Larry Yanes returns home after adenoids removal at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Jean Young of Graham remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ray R Taylor of Thurmont improves at Washington County Hospital after eye operation. Mrs Meade Eyler of Thurmont readmitted at Frederick Memorial for surgery. Rev Oscar F R Treder of Thurmont taken ill and moved to Church Home and Hospital Baltimore. condition unchanged. Walter Mack Smith returns home from Sinai Hospital after operations and shows improvement. Mrs Donald Simmers recovers at home after operation at Frederick Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lester Smith
Park Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Larry Yanes
East Fifth Street
Jean Young
Graham
Ray R. Taylor
Thurmont
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Meade Eyler
Oscar F. R. Treder
Church Home
Baltimore
Walter
Mack) Smith
Camp Airy Farms
Sinai Hospital
Smith
Donald Simmers
Rights Of Way Sprayed By Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison crews began spraying rights of way to clear brush using 24-D compound. The mixture, common in the area, is said to not sterilize soil or poison animals and allows later grass growth after brush and weeds die within a week. The result should improve site appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Precepts and Prices Add a Market Note
A brief reader note cites Psalm 119 93 on the value of precepts and quotes Seneca while listing market prices for corn wheat and barley with quantities omitted. The fragmentary text highlights discipline and basic commodity values.
Wed In Church At Woodsboro
Miss Betty Louise Smith and Rev. David Edward Bombay were married June 20 at 3 p.m. in Woodsboro Lutheran church in a double ring ceremony officiated by the groom’s father. The bride wore a satin princess gown with seed pearl trim and carried a white orchid. Attendants included Miss Pearl Bombay as maid of honor and four bridesmaids in yellow and green marquisette. Guests came from Washington, Wilmington, Montclair, Baltimore, and several Pennsylvania towns. The couple will reside at the Stoystown parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Louise Smith
Elmer C. Smith
Woodsboro
David Edward Bombay
D. Lloyd Bombay
Bloomsburg
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Buckhorn Lutheran Parish
Miss Pearl Bombay
Montclair
N. J
Lois
Dauberman
Nemacolin
Betty Newlin
Newport
Bonnie Powell
Doris Pickett
Long Corner
Charles H. Bombay
Wilmington
Del
Clifford R. Miller
Port Royal
Kenneth Swanson
Howard
R. D
Robert Arenty
Millville
Augustus V. Lietbohl
Philadelphia
Charles L. Powell
Lisbon
Millard Gardener
Stoyestown
Washington
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Littlestown
Stoystown
Frederick
Grahham
Weemacolin
Thurmont
Bombay
Lutheran Church
Cegl
Frederick High School
Susquehanna University
Lisbon High School
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Opinions on flattery show gender bias in six interviews
Six respondents in Buckeystown Blue Mountain Frederick and Gas House Pike weigh who is more susceptible to flattery. Philip F Lee and others argue men are easier to fool while some say women prove more gullible or hard to fool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip F. Lee
Buckeystown
Jacobs Krantz Couple Wed In Centennial Memorial Ceremony
Ruth Ellen Krantz and Richard Phillip Jacobs wed at the Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church in a June 17 ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Krantz, wore a white organdy gown. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jacobs. After a Niagara Falls honeymoon the couple will live with the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Krantz
Mr. Jacobs
George W. Black
Donald M. Fadeley
Frederick
Local engagements and a May weddings listed
Near Wolfsville Mrs Edgar M Frushour announces the engagement of daughter Doris Elaine Frushour to Eugene Smith of Jefferson No date set for the wedding DeGrange Moxley Mary Jane DeGrange marries Jesse L Moxley May 13 at 2 30 pm at Evangelical Lutheran church Damascus Rev Dr W V Garrett officiates Bride wore nile green dress pearls gift from groom Matron of honor Pauline Kilby Reception follows at church Social Room Couple to reside in Damascus Bride works for Frederick Tailoring Groom with U S Public Health Service in Bethesda Mrs William A Skinner announces engagement Margaret Ann Skinner to Donald E Huffer Ceremony set for July 7 8 pm Crumpton M E church Betrothal announced for Etta Lee Ridgely to William W Spaulding No wedding date set
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Edgar M. Frushour
Wolfsville
Doris Elaine Frushour
Eugene Smith
Arthur Smith
Jefferson
DeGrange—Moxley
Mary Jane DeGrange
Mary C. DeGrange
Jesse L. Moxley
Vernie L. Moxley
Damascus
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. V. Garrett
Walter
DeGrange
Pauline Kilby
Harry Cunningham
Baltimore
New England
Frederick Tailoring Company
U. S. Public Health Service
Bethesda
William A. Skinner
Millington
Margaret Ann Skinner
Donald E. Huffer
Ernest F. Huffer
Chestertown
Frederick County
Crumpton M. E
Wedding anniversary surprise for Rev and Mrs Johnston
The Ladies Bible Class at All Saints Episcopal Church hosted a surprise party at the rectory on June 15 for Rev Samuel Johnston and his wife as they marked their fifteenth wedding anniversary on June 18. About 20 attendees attended and an electric mixer served as a gift and farewell. Rev Johnston will leave Frederick late July for Wellesley Mass after accepting a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Samuel. Johnston
Johnston
Johnstons
Frederick
Wellesley
Mass
Gertrude Abrecht
John Rubeck
Side Glances and Notices From Thurmont and Beyond
Side Glances notes Miss Allen's session ends today and travel plans to New England, Newfound Lake, Providence, then Frederick, with summer ahead. Births and visits include the Keilholtz family announcing William T. Jr. born June 20, and Marjorie Elaine born June 10 to Stutzman and others. Cadet Midshipman James Cramer Shipley, son of Mrs. Shipley, graduates from the Merchant Marine Academy with commissions and a B S degree, after a four year program and world monitoring, with prior Frederick High School class of 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Miss Allen
New England
Newfound Lake
N. H
Providence
R. I
Frederick
William T. Beard
Walkersville
William T. Jr
Frederick Emergency Hospital
James Cramer Shipley
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
United States Merchant Marine Academy
King Point
Long Island
the Academy
Midshipma Shipley
Shipley
Unite States Naval Reserve
Unite States Maritime Service
Frederick High School
Emmitsburg and area visitors list on a Sunday
Social notes record visitors and callers from Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Families from Altoona York Westminster New Windsor Taneytown College Park Frederick Baltimore and Massachusetts are listed with frequent visits to local residents and shifts in military assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Harry Baker
Pauline Seabrook
Jacob Stambaugh
Taneytown
Thatcher
Mariann
James Flick
Ethel
Altoana Pa
Paul Sherwin
Harry Troxell
Grace Rowe
Fernly Gartrell
Westminster
Flora Eyler
Clarence Eyler
Cramer* Eyler
York
Marker E. Lovell
New Windsor
Charles Coe
Thomas Ott
Agnes Lehman
College Park
Fred Timmerman
Alice Kelly
James J. Kelly
Harry Kelly
Frederick
Richard Hershey
Camp Detrick Women's Club Holds Fall Recess Meeting
Thirty-two members and twelve guests attended the Camp Detrick Women's Club luncheon at the Officers' Mess. It was the last meeting until fall. The next party is set for Sept. 20. Mrs. J. A. Rosenthal won first prize in seven-table bridge, with Mrs. B. W. Falsoner second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Clubs
Camp Detrick Club
Camp Detrick
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Boyle
Housekeeping Corps
Alfred
Harry Mohney
Henry J. Reindollar, Jr
Elmer Crebbs
Ray Yohn
A. HB. Bowers
Merle Baumgardner
Raymond Davidson
Mabel Elliot
United Brethren Church
Middle Street
Fairview Avenue
York Street
John W. Bussard
John F. Bussard
Myersville
University of Maryland Medical School
University of Maryland Hospital
Bossard
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Dr. Bossard
Esther Holter
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Glen Burnie
P. E. Co
Seneca
C. E. Main
Minnie Brice
Blue Mountain
Lawrence Gouker
L. Mullin
Gas House Pike
R. M. Markoe
Charles H. Ridgely, Jr
West Friendship
Etta Lee Ridgely
William W. Spaulding
J. W. Spaulding
Poplar Springs
J. T. Webster
Ets
Eafiuil
Oan da Hea
Edward Wells
John Edward
Algoma, Wis
West Patrick Street
Austin V. Shepley
Glendaris Virginia
Glenn K. Baker, Jr
Glenn K. Baker
Church of the Brethren
Miss Shepley
Gordon Smith
Elizabeth Brachey
West South Street
George W. Young
Route 3
University of Maryland
Mary Ahalt
Eric Bergstorm
Emery Biddinger
Huber V. Biser
D. Edgar Bittle
Allen Bowers
Harry §. Boyle
William Briscoe
Paul Buhrman
Paul Clemson
Walter B. Coblentz
Charles Collins
F. J. Cook
Frank Darner
H. L.davis
A. H. Derr
LeRoy Dinterman
Elmer Dixon
J. A. Engle
Stanley Bury
Ruth Eyler
Norman Lease
Bennett Lightbown
Robert Martin
Howard Mayne
Jack McGolerick
John McKee
Ruth Owens
Albert Powell
William D. Powell
Charles Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
Luther Remsberg
L. E. Roelke
Clarence Schultz
Louise Sebold
J. G. Shaw
Harry I. Hamilton, Jr
Signal Company
Signal School
Ft. Monmouth
Air Force Liaison College
San Marcos Afb
San Marcos
Tex
Hamilton
Harry J. Hamilton
North Jefferson Street
Elva Remsberg
Hood College
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Interboro Institute
Remsberg
Maurice Remsberg
Lester S. Birely
Lyles L. Zabriskie
Park Ridge
Elinor Zabriskie
Harry K. Shook
D. Shook
South Market Street
Western Maryland College
Fort George G. Meade
Leah B. Allen
American Astronomical Society
Nautical Almanac Office
Naval Observatory
Ernest F. Keilholtz
Rocky Ridge
Morris Knipple
Harry N. Knipple
Merle F. Keilholtz
Ethel Wood
Sandra Wood
Nancy
Richard
Bobbie Dinterman
Raymond Keilholtz
Bobbie
Barbara
Linda Keilholtz
Vernon Keilholtz
Timothy Keilholtz
Ralph Keilholtz
Beckie
Ralph L. Keilholtz
Charles Stonesifer
George Yingling
Union Bridge
Lyle Stutzman
Marjorie Elaine
Arthur H. Spangler
Margaret Fogle
Detroit
Mich
Mid-Western
Davenport
Ruth Wilhide
Denver
Colo
W. Z. Wilhide
Mary Catherine Willhide
Fr. Lee
James Higman
Coral Gables, Florida
H. J. Brown
NEA Service
Stanley F Stonesey
F. Willia Sweeney
Washington College
Sigm Sigma Omicron
Hercules Powder Co
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
Cumberland
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