Emmitsburg Community Notices Highlight Local Visits
The Emmitsburg area hosts and visits list include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly and daughters from Dundalk visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gillelan, extended kin with families in Bel Air and Westchester, and Mrs. Joshua Wingerd with Edw. J. William and grandchildren in Columbia, South America. Local clubs, graduations, and Chamber of Commerce discussions fill the week with travel, sightseeing, and civic planning.
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Emmitsburg
Albert Kelly
Dundalk
Charles D. Gillelan
Everett
Rebecca
Jeannie
Edwin Chrismer
Wayde Chrismer
Bel Air
Virginia Hornbecker
Hagerstown
George C. Naylor
Joshua Wingerd
Elder
Genevieve Elder
Jerome Peters
Baltimore
Guy A. Baker
Virginia Wagaman
Francis Sanders
Louise Adams
Washington
C. Felix Adams
Louis Topper
Surray
Cyril Wivell
Weather House
Mt. Washington
Cyril
Topper
William Wivell
Catherine
Joseph Straub
Ruth Sherman
Clarence
Carl Wivell
Mary Dee Stoudt
Baltixmore
William Rodgers
St. Joseph’s Cathiulie Church
Kathryn Marie
William Topper
Frances Linn
Charles Linn
West Ballimore General
Emmittsburg
Sehaul
Aly
Linn Ane
Lois
Philip Bower
Mary Long
Lumen Norvis
Nicky
Becky Norris
Mary Ann Flowers
Judy
Johnny Flowers
Rita Ann Remavage
Shelia Keating
Nancy Ester
John
Paul Krom
Frances Ann Tardman
Stephanie
Connie Baker
Marie Fitz
Maurice Fitz
Newman Book Shop
Westminster
File
St. Joseph's High School
Mary A
C. of C
Bernard J. Eckenrode
Chamber of Commerce
Eckenrode
B. H. Boyle
D. L. Beebe
CG. Frailey
B. J. Ecken
Washington Daybook on Valley Authority and policy shifts
Washington coverage discusses stalled CVA and MVA valley proposals due to Congressional haste and GOP opposition. It cites Hoover recommendations, Alaska bald eagle bill, and a New Jersey congressman Howell survey showing ADA opposition to National Health Insurance and veteran bonuses, plus a Calvary Methodist class meeting report.
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WY Reed Blaine
Washington
GOP
Pss
Truman
Punch
Brannan Farm Plan
FEPC
CVA
MVA
Missouri Valley Authority
Conress
Missouri Valley
Stiles
Columbia Valley Authority
Northwest
Tan Draw
Basser Mack
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Valley Authority
Tennessee Valles
Mach
Hoover
Do Finetiers
Chaves
New Mexico
Democrat
Northqwest
Ant
New Jersey
Charles Robert Howell
Howell
Ire
New Jersey Ada
ADA
End Of Chivalry and the Cavalry’s Decline
A political shift ends the word cavalry from the Army’s terminology and Philadelphia plans to disband mounted police. West Point cadets lose riding instruction as the point guards shift away from traditional cavalry symbols. The Army will rely on mule and colt alternatives for ceremonial need.
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House of Congress
Cavalry
Army
Philadelphia
U. S. Cavalry
Phitly
Military Academy
West Point
Custer
United States Army
Mahoney Heads to Southern Maryland for Campaign Tour
George P. Mahoney, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, plans a July return to Frederick County for several days of touring surrounding areas. Campaign manager Francis Perrott announced a city rally will cap his stay. The party left Frederick Tuesday after two days visiting industrial plants and also stopped at Woodsboro and Yellow Springs carnivals en route.
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George P. Mahoney
Frederick County
Francis, Perrott
J Mahoney
Mahoney
Maryland
Frederick
Woodsboro
Yellow Springs
Training Film Shown During Drill Period
A training film featured the monthly drill period of Naval Reserve Unit 5-27 at the State Armory Tuesday night. Commander Charles W. Conley Jr, the unit's executive officer, conducted the session. Preliminary plans were made for weekend cruises and details of the newly activated drill team were discussed. Arrangements for medal awards were announced, with Lester Eyler and Richard C. Jackson among recent recipients.
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Naval Reserve Unit 5
State Armory
Charles WH. Conley, Jr
Lester , Eyler
Richard C. Jackson
Local Items From The News Column June 28 1990
Fifty years ago column notes A C McCardell wholesale confectioner adds a second story to back storeroom A Miller Washington takes Blumenauer bakery North Market street The Diamond Bowling Alleys reopened after remodeling with Germania of Baltimore vs Frederick match Local bowlers Keifer Simmons Schmidt Crum Frazier Dorsey Mandolin and Guitar Club performed Henry Ebrust sawmill worker suffers near loss of two fingers Robert Shaff Jefferson breaks ankle in buggy overturn
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A.C. McCardell
A. Miller
Washington
Blumenauer Bakery
North Market Street
John Frazier
Germania
Baltimore
Frederick
Messrs
Keefer
Simmons
Schmidt
Crum
Frazier
Dorsey
Mandolin and
Henry Ebrust
West South Street
Hardt and Keefer
Robert E. Shaff
Jefferson
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
A June 28 1950 retrospective notes unemployment in Frederick with about 150 jobless on April 1. The county budget allocates 427500 for public schools and about 235000 for roads. Carroll County tax rate rises to 165 from 130. Mrs Mary Holland 82 is fatally struck on West Patrick Street while carrying groceries.
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the News
Frederick
Carroll County
Mary Holland
South Bentz Street
West Patrick Street
Rockville
Montgomery County Council
Washington Posture Shifts as Korea Crisis Unfolds
In a June 28 analysis from Washington the shift in U S policy toward Korea and Formosa is examined. The piece argues the United States may prevent a broader war by abandoning passive containment and pursuing an active cold war stance. It cites Senator Connally and Owen Lattimore as voices shaping Far Eastern strategy and notes Moscow’s recent assertive moves.
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Washington
America
Far East
Korea
Formosa
China
United States
United Nations
Security Council
Council
U. N
Moscow
Europe
Sin
Senator Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
News & World Report
South Korea
Russia
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
Connally
Owen Lattlmore
McCarthy
State Department
Lattimore
Asia
Department of State
Kremlin
Voice of America
Camden Man Praises Frederick Airport Performance
Camden New Jersey aviation engineer John B D Woodward of RCA Victor praised Frederick airport after a conference with R P Bennett Braddock Heights. He said the airport’s accessibility lets a Camden man travel there and back in an hour, calling it a big improvement over the former airport and convenient for business trips within a 400 mile radius.
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John BD. Woodward
Rca-Victor
Camden
Frederick
Woodward
R. P. Bennett
Braddock Meights
Gales In Midwest Big Tail In Vermont
Winds up to 90 miles per hour lashed Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma as storms surged across the Midwest. Vermont towns endured hailstones the size of table tennis balls and a wide electrical storm that disrupted power and communications across New England yesterday. No injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Vermont
New England
Russell
Kans
Kansas City
Frederick county reports 64810 in E bonds sold
Frederick County reports 64810 in E bonds sold during May 15 to June 17, reaching 37-9 percent of the local 600,000 goal for the Independence Bond drive. Maryland statewide is at 63,347 of its goal, with Frederick placing nineteenth among 23 counties and Baltimore city. Aimed at farmers, 2700 letters were mailed by the local committee W. Clinton McSherry, Rey C. W. Schaller, and L. H. Crickenberger. The drive ends July 15.
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Frederick Ecounty
Frederick
Anong
Baltimore City
Maryland
W. Clinton McSherry
Rey C. W. Schaller
Frederick County Farm Bureau
L. H. Crickenberger
Pomona Grange
Anne Arundel County Fourth Most Populous County in Maryland
Official preliminary census figures show Anne Arundel County with 115 088 residents in 1950 placing it as the fourth most populous Maryland county. Growth spread from the upper sections toward Baltimore and Washington, with Prince George’s remaining to be tallied and an estimate of 170 000 pending final figures.
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Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Washington
Allegany
Prince George's
Olleralls
Notes and Bits From Hal Boyle Notebook June New York
Boyle records New York city vignettes with self absorbed talkers at Sixth Avenue and a party game mishap. It also includes a bartender joke about a throwaway Martini and a church class meeting at Braddock Heights with a July picnic planned in Baker Park.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
Sixth Avenue
Post Office
Difference Between Miles of Railroad and Miles of Track
A mile of railroad may include a single track or multiple parallel tracks with passing sidings and switches, so one mile of railroad can encompass several miles of track. A deed was recorded for the sale of property on the Ridg ville road from Nathan DD Butter to Raymond E Selby for around 10 000 per revenue stamps.
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Alry
Ridgeville Road
Na+ than DD
Raymond E. Selby
Local primary fields fill with twenty-two candidates
With the filing deadline a little over a month away, twenty two persons have filed certificates of candidacy for county offices with the Board of Election Supervisors. The slate includes fourteen House of Delegates hopefuls and candidates for Sheriff, State's Attorney, and other offices. Several incumbents are expected to face no primary opposition, while a few races appear contested or likely to evolve if the primary date shifts.
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Board of Election Supervisors
House of Delegates
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Radcliff
Roy L. Leatherman
Ellis
Wachter
James H. Falk
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward D. Storm
Boy Hurt By Dad s Blast At Camp Ritchie
At Camp Ritchie, a 12 year old Baltimore boy, Blayne Yingling, suffered shrapnel wounds to the abdomen, left leg, and right foot when a suspected dud 75 mm shell exploded in a wooded area. He was taken to a Waynesboro hospital where his left leg was amputated. Col. Leland Reckord said the shell may have been left by units using the camp in the last war and could have exploded if stepped on or handled.
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Ritchie
National Guard
Blayne Yingling
Waynes+boro
Leland T. Reckord
Yingling
Reckord
Camp Ritchie
Last Week's Weather Wonderful For Farmers
The Maryland weekly weather report notes warm conditions last week benefiting crops, with widespread dryness in Southern Maryland and below normal rainfall overall. Army worm damage affected corn, small grains, and late seedings, but the trouble appears nearly over as temperatures remained high and crops perked up.
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College Park
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
University of Maryland Extension Service
Federal Weather Bureau
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Shower Honors Constance Hoover Before Wedding
A Friday June 23 shower at Mrs Atlee Gouker’s Frederick home celebrated Constance Hoover of Myersville ahead of her marriage to Marvin Stottlemyer of Myersville. Pink green and yellow decor, many gifts, and games followed a refreshments service. Guests included Connie Hoover Letha Delauier Thelma Gouker Judith Worthington Frances Worthington Suzanne Gouker Kurt Sundstrum Maynard Gaver Leo Gouker and other local residents.
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Atlee Gouker
Frederick
Constance Hoover
Myersville
Marvin Stottlemyer
Connie Hoover
Letha Delauier
Thelma Gouker
Hagerstown
Judith
Frances Worthington
Chambersburg
Suzanne Gouker
Kurt Sundstrum
Rahway
N. J
Maynard Gaver
Leo Gouker
Charles Hoover
Lee Delauter
Raymond Linton
Michael Gouker
Marvin Stoutlemeyer
Ice Delauter
Dark Worthington
Allee Gouker
Cep M
New Books At Artz Library
A library column lists titles including Practical Book of American Guns by John H Craige and Roosevelt in Retrospect by John Gunther. Also featured are No Tax Increase from Rockville and a Cumberland bail report on Francis R Mills, driver of a fatal crash.
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John H. Craige
Merger Efforts Face Court Hurdle Between Denominations
In Collegeville on June 28 the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches announced plans to pursue unity with the Evangelical and Reformed Church despite a Brooklyn judge issuing an injunction at the request of anti union Congregationalists. Both sides backed merger talks, a potential $2.5 million campaign for church academies within three years was approved, and work will proceed via the Commission of Higher Education with Rev Daniel J. Wetzel of Reading as chair. The educational network includes Mercersburg and Franklin and Marshall among others. Meanwhile, 4 H Clubbers in Rocky Ridge continued sewing projects for Achievement Day.
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Collegeville
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
General Synod
Congregationalists
Brooklyn
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church’ Academies
Reading
General Council
Mercersburg Academy
Massanutten Academy
Catawba
Hood Franklin and Marshall
Ursinus Cedar Crest
Heidelberg
Elmhurs
Mission
House
Eder Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Theological Seminary
Rocky Ridge
Community Hall
Miss Hutson
Fitez
Clem. Flan
Th Club
Robert Fiter
Barbar Fisher
Bible Thought on Reward for Serving Christ
Fragmentary reflection cites Colossians 3 24 about receiving the inheritance for serving the Lord Christ. A Shakespearean-era phrase laments lack of zeal and being lef t exposed to enemies in old age, reflecting religious duty and personal remorse.
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Christ
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Boyle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Guy Cramer
Braddock Heights
Glenn Keilholtz
Norman Stenesifer
Markell Smith
Howard Smith
Artz Library
Richard E. Lauterbach
U. S
G. d. Stout
Roosevelt
John Gunther
Gunther
John Kiernan
Kiernan
Cumberland
Francis R. Mills
Here
Shakespeare
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