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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1952

Page

4

Sweden Ends Neutrality Policy Amid Baltic Tensions

The 10 year old Swedish neutrality policy is challenged by Soviet actions after a rescue plane was shot down over the Baltic. Sweden warns it will defend itself with air and naval forces if attacked, risking a broader conflict if Russia continues aggression. Sweden has allied with the United States and several European nations in standing firm against red incursions.

Sweden Garman Bismarck Wilhelm I Hitler Soviet Union Baltic United States Britain Canada France Belghim Netherlands Luxembourg Portugal Italy Greece Turkey Jone

Installation of Pf Women Of Moose Held Tonight

Frederick Chapter Wo 347 Wo- Bret of the Moose will install officers tonight at eight at the lodge home on West South street. Senior Officers-elect include Reg ent Octavia G. Zimmerman and others, with Co-workers and past governor Roy KR. Gospell noted among attendees.

Fifty Years Ago Reels From The Delgrims Of The News

Postmaster Garrett Grange moved the Frederick post office to a first floor space in Masonic Temple under a ten year contract. Grocers plan to close shops from July 1 to October 1 at 6 30 PM, slightly earlier than last year. The Homeopathic Medical Society held a farewell dinner for Dr. J A Sharetts, bound for Colorado. Four binder teams hauling near Walkeraville during harvest caused little damage. Masons laid two new pavement sections and a curb in front of Mrs Henry Millers residence on North Market Street.

Peement Garrett Grange Frederick Central National Bank Masonic Temple Frederick County Homeopathic Medical Society J. A. Sharetts Colorado Walkeraville Harry Zimmerman Wievebrener William Neidig Lewis Stauffer

Twenty Years Ago From The Column Of The News

Twenty years ago, the column reports a county budget cut for roads likely after a big sum sale, notes Mayor Mun shower’s admonition against cannons, mentions Robert KeClapp Jr studying at Harvard University Graduate School, and records Arthur Humerick falling from a cherry tree while picking fruit on the Russell Figentrede farm.

Munshower Robert KE Clapp, JR Karverd University Graduate School Cambdridge Mass Arthur Humerick

Truman At Risk Of Impeachment Over Labor Law Stance

Washington note by David Lawrence discusses President Truman may be at risk for impeachment as the Justice Department enforces labor law against strikes. The column argues Truman misreads rights of individuals versus unions, warns against encouraging violations of court orders, and critiques his stance on the Taft Hartley act and enforcement duties amid the steel strike. It covers potential use of seizure powers, congressional actions, and implications for national production and law.

David Lawrence Washington Truman Department of Justice United States N'A Supreme Court Department of Justice, Unies & President Ian Steel” Merc Hhis Congress Steelworkers’ Union Steel Industry

June Bride at Fellows Studio in Brunswick

Miss Shirley R. Barger and Howard A. Vieweg united in a six o'clock June wedding at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick with a candlelit ceremony. The bride wore an embroidered organdy gown, gloves, and a lace cap veil. attendants wore white organdy and lavender. Guests came from multiple states. couple to reside with the bride’s parents while he serves in the U S Army Chemical Corps at Camp Detrick.

Fellows Studio Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick Shirley R. Barger Charles Eger Howard A. Vieweg Otto Vieweg Binghamton Ralph H. Miller George Bennett Elliot C. Haley Front Royal Wee Fianor Viewey Walter Comer Frederick Georgia Bennett Richard Pyeweil Media Hal Gallie Clifton N. J Orin Marks Sterling Colo Ich William Nelson Grayson Strailman Vieweg Brunswick Park Donald Carr New York Baltimore Washington Virginia New Jersey Canada Bride Garfield Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Camp Detrick School of Chemical Engineering Cornell University Ithaca N. Y U. 3 Army Chemical Corps

Sick in Frederick Memorial Hospital Update

Among the sick at Samuel Z Brown Jr Ten Oaks near Shookstown a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital is reported to be satisfactory. Mrs Mamie Carpenter of Frederick Route 5 entered Johns Hopkins Wilmer Clinic Baltimore for her third operation since last November. Robert Abrecht Tower apartments treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for three weeks with a heart ailment is improving slowly. Mrs Robert Abrecht Jr Middleburg ill in Frederick Memorial Hospital is improving. Mrs Welty Rice Mountain dale removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital last week for surgery Friday. Mrs Roger A Remsburg MS Pleasant admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Ade Conmuen Samuel Z., Brown, Jr Ten Oaks Shookstown Frederick Memorial Hospital Mamie Carpenter Claude Moore Frederick

Braddock Homemakers Club Holds June Picnic at Park

The Braddock Homemakers Club canceled the regular June meeting for a family picnic at Braddock Heights Park with about five attendees. An outdoor supper, roller skating, and bowling followed. Mrs. Harold Staley chaired arrangements. The next meeting is set for September 12 at 5:30 PM with Mrs. Lavier Delauter and George Krenta as chairmen.

Braddock Homemakers Club Braddock Heights Park Harold Staley Lavier Delauter

Understanding Interpretation Of Come Back Little Sheba

Betty Sullivan reviews the Mountain players production of Come Back Little Sheba, praising Lola played by Kanive Wheaton and Doc by Charles Crain for their deep, humane portrayals. The piece notes strong supporting turns by Lolita Christie, Robert Drew, and a full cast, highlighting themes of flawed dreams, resilience, and the chance of fragile happiness amid failure.

Betty Sullivan Mountain Players Shebs William Inge Tennessee Williams Kanive Wheaton Lola Shirley Booth Broadway Joan Blondel Olney Miss Wheaton Lote Charles Crain Doc Dor Crain Marie Afl Tmt Alcoholics Anonymous Dee Tach Wlyston Misa Wheaton Lolita Christie Robert Drew Richard Woods James Decker Genevieve Griffin Gene Remington Wendell Wold Reid Wallace Francis Coalman

Weddings Seidel Kaes in St Anthony's Shrine

Miss Mary Ruth Kaes of Thurmont wed Robert A. Seidel son of Altoona in a double ring ceremony at St. Anthony's Shrine church in Taitsburg. Rev Scarff officiated. Bridesmaid Rita Kaas wore pale blue. best man was Pfc Seidel. Bride's gown chantilly lace with veil, bouquet white rose buds. Reception and breakfast followed. couple to reside in Virginia after trip. Groom served four years in U.S. Army. two and a half overseas in Korea and Hawaii.

Ant Seidel Kaes St. Anthony's Shrine Church I'm Taitsburg Mary Ruth Kaas Martin J.kaes,jr Thurmont Robert A. Seidel Pomp P. Ialder Altoona Lev. Stanley Scarff Maes Mise Rita Kaas Francis Seidel Camp le Jeune N.C Marine Corps Ernest Seltzer Maria Stanley Scarff Leo Wetzel Coup Virginia Fairfield Shoe Co Fairfield U. S. Army Lambert Carlin William Kenneth Carlin Boyds Edith Catherine Jasper Thomas Lambert Poolesville Walter Driscoll St. Mary's Catholic Church Eleanor Melvin William Kenneth Carlin, Jr Gary Stephens Carol Ann Stephens Fuchs—Garrett Polen M. Garrett Fairhaven Ruth Joan Garrett Jronnia Fuchs USMC Calvary Presbyterian Church Jefferson Manor Frida Fuchs Unance Steward Recen Mt. Vernonen School George B. Garrett Sgt. Fuels Quantico, Va

Junior Follies Here Thursday at Evelyn White Studios

Approximately 110 students aged 2 to 18 perform in the 16th annual Junior Follies recital directed by Mine White at 8:15 p m in the high school auditorium. The program features numerous dance numbers from Rhythm of the Universe to Jungle Jubilee with multiple student performers and a correction noting Rev John Leek is not Quinn A M E church pastor.

Evelyn R. White Mine White Louise Betson Lucia Bernsdorff Eleanor Best Mary Louise Chesley Ann Crumpacker Joan Davis Carol Ann Dorsey Janele Faust Patsy Kent Rosalie Kline Patsy Mehaffie Jeannette Rudy Donna Lee Taylor Bernice Weissman Marcia Weissman Edith Whisner Sandra Paxton Judy Cramer Thomas Taylor Susan Crumpacker Margaret Rose Kreh Connie Nicholson Stormy Weather Wanda Jo Bussard Kay Schnauffer Mary Elizabeth Storm Penny Storm Ann Zimmerman Janet Athey Kathleen Croghan Betty Ray Gladhill Phyllig Gladhill Nancy Remsberg Sandra Roughan Dawn Yonder Eleanor Bast Acctie Antics Frostie the Snowman Doris Welty Elaine Schnauffer Donna Taylor Susie Snowflake Alfred Newton Peter Storm Susan Crompacker Judy Gosnell Susan Jacobson Margaret Rose Kreb Lynne Latter Megan LeGore Peggy Page Cornelia Pue Barbara Ann Taylor Joy Valentine Travis Zefler Lane James Derry Jimmie Devilbiss Norman Lee Sowell Connie Haines Joan Clingan Connie Crum Harriet Fisher Judith Hickman Connie Sanger Patricia Smith Carol Ann Swope Carolyn Zimmerman Carol Krantz Jane Krantz Nancy Baughman Avis Cotter Susan Hill Alicia Gladhill Tani Rehmann Ann Trittippe Paula Green Sharon Stauffer Faye Rudy Penny Cruttenden Sue Shafer Susan Marais Waltzing Tigers Cherry Crum Bara Ann Taylor Travis Zeiler Zebra Strut Glenda Fritz Jungle Queen Monkey Shines Patsy Meha Barbara Hunter Corinne Bennett Helene Vona Kay Davis Dorothy Zimmerman Patsy Jones Karol’ Fleming Patricia Hopkins Sandman Donna Bednarski Grace Bidle Elaine Palmer Linda Majer Manhattan Moods Jamele Faust Bunny Cramer Navigation En Pointe Virginia Chichester Greta Gallahan Sally Smith Grace Bile Phyllis Gladhill Donnie Haines Jimmy Devilbiss Les Horses Mary Jo Rhoderick Wands Jo Busgard Patty Mehaffe Greta Gallahen Janiete Faust Ensemble John Leek Quinn A. M. EK L. S. Penn Leek

Monday Crash Fatal To One

A Silver Spring man died early Tuesday from injuries after a car struck a concrete abutment on the Route 240 overpass above railroad tracks at Gaithersburg. A second Silver Spring man faced manslaughter charges and $5,000 bond was set after further investigation into the crash and an earlier incident.

Silver Spring Su Hospital Bethesda Gaithersburg Lattee Asition Merry F. Beiber Charles William Madden Bond Eugenia S. Madden Montgomery County Folice Berber Maddens Frederick Route 240 Hyattstown

John C Legg 3d Dies In Baltimore

John C Legg 3d, 41, Baltimore financier and WWII flying veteran, dies after three weeks illness. Survived by wife Martha Bucky and three children John C 4th Louisa Orrick Martha. father John C Legg Jr. sister and brother. Funeral at Brown Memorial Church with private burial.

Baltimore John C. Legg Munich Mr. Legg Union Memorial Hospital Brown Memorial Church Legg John C. Legg &Co Johns, Hopkins University Community Chest Ain John C. Legg, Jr

Funeral rites for John E Bowmen held in Myersville

Funeral services for John E Bowmen who died Saturday night at his home near Myersville were conducted at the Myersville funeral home by Rev B mre. Burial followed at St Marks Lutheran cemetery Wolfsville. Graveside rites were also held for Mrs Annie Beang Chinn widow of Emory Chinn who died Friday in Cheverney Hospital aged 83. She had lived with her great niece Mrs Mabel Fre man Mason in Laurel and her husband ran a store in Lovettsville for years. She was a member of James Re formed church Lovettsville.

John E. Bowmen Myersville Kent Bowser Bernard Thomas William Young Cyrus Ralph Smith Taterment Mark's Lutheran Wolfsville Paul F. Bittle Union Cemetery Lovellsville Annie Beang Chinn Emory Chinn Cheverney Hospital Mabel Fre

Mamie Wedel-Heinen Dies After Illness at 78

Mrs Mamie Wedel-Heinen wife of Harold August Wedel-Heinen formerly of 649 East Clement street Baltimore now at LO GO F Home died at the home this morning at 1 30 after a two week illness aged 78 Surviving is her husband Body rests at the funeral home 108 East Church street to be moved to the I C C F Home for calling after noon Thursday Funeral Friday at 10 30 from the home Interment Cedar Hill cemetery Baltimore M Ritchison and Son funeral directors

A. Wedel-Heinen Mamie Wedel-Heinen Harold August Wedel-Heinen East Clement Street Baltimore GO. F East Church Street Cedar Hill Cemetery Balmore M. Ritchison and Son

Mrs Hellenbaugh Dies at 45 in Ellicott City

Mrs Floyd E Hellenbaugh aged 45 died Tuesday at St Agnes Hospital Balty more after a brief illness. native of Frederick county she was daughter of Samuel and Alice Fritz. survivors include husband Floyd E and children Everett R Irene Doris Lee and Floyd E Jr all near Ellicott City. sisters Mrs Benjamin Long New Windsor Mrs Robert Runkles and Mrs Norman Runkles near Mt Airy and brother Lewis Fritz Woodville. body at Winfield funeral home then to St Johns church near Ellicott City for burial in church cemetery.

Floyd E. Hellenbaugh Andie Marie Hellenbaugh Pine Orchard Ellicott City St Agnes Hospital Baltymore Frederick County Samuel Alice Fritz Floyd E Everett R, Mra Irene Wine Doris Lee Floyd E, Jr Mra Benjamin Long New Windsor Robert Runkles Norman Runkles Mt. Airy Lewis Fritz Woodville Winfield Funeral Home St John's Church C. M. Waltz

Personal News From Old Braddock to New York City

Mr and Mrs Claude Moore of Old Braddock spent Sunday to Wednesday in New York City staying at the Lincoln Hotel. Miss Mary Ellen Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Martin of Thurmont is on a two week vacation with her sisters Mrs Kenneth Herman and Miss Gladys Martin in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Ezra Blank Jr of Jacksonville Fla are on a twenty day leave visiting their Frederick area relatives. Mr Blank is in the U S Navy at Cecil Field Jacksonville Fla and was called home by his mother illness.

Claude Moore Old Braddock New York City Lincoln Hotel Mary Ellen Martin Harry Martin Thurmont Kenneth Herman Gladys Martin Baltimore Ezra Blank, Jr Jacksonville Flo Ezra Blank Route 4 Frederick Clarkell Kean West Fourth Street Blank U. S. Navy Cecil Field Fla

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