Four Times As Fatal In Auto Toll In Ute Country
A historical note compares auto fatalities in the United States to casualties in the Korean War era. Over 730 days, 72,600 Americans were killed by autos and 228,000 were permanently injured. Korean War losses in 680 days totaled 17,060 killed and 78,604 wounded. The piece urges stricter driving discipline and a nationwide license-privilege withdrawal for repeat personal-injury drivers to curb the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute
Korea
National Safety Council
France's radar shield along eastern border described as defense mainstay
Rene Pleven told the National Assembly that France now relies on a radar network extending from Switzerland to the Channel as the core of its air defense. The system, while impressive, risks fostering a Maginot like complacency and potential undermining of the broader rearmament program amid imperfect detection in WWII lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Pleven
France
Switzerland
Alaska
Canada
United States
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Thieves entered Dr A E McConnell’s brood er house near Frederick and stole about two dozen Golden Wyandotte chickens. The McHenry Livery Stable on South Market was offered at public sale but withdrawn at a bid of 4500. A midl town chapel landmarks being demolished for a new Reformed church. Frederick Athletic Club and Park tied after a dispute over umpire decisions. FAC threatened to withdraw from the league after extra inning fracas. Chestnut crop outlook suggested as heave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. McConnell
Frederick
Mchenry
South Market Street
Middletown
Reformed Chapel
Athletic Park
Frederick Athletic Club
Park
FAC
Twenty Years Ago Hems Kerem Columes Of The News
Lightning struck the Charles E. Stunkle barn two miles north of Point of Rocks destroying hay crops and tools while eleven cows were saved. Twelve road markers for the George Washington bicentennial celebration were received for erection. Bishop Frank W Creighton of Mexico told Kiwanis the nation should rise among earth’s great counties. The city zoning law’s first test saw a Circuit Court panel order removal of a tourist home advertising sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Stunkle
Point of Rocks
George Washington
Frank W Creighton
Mexico
Kiwanis Club
The Curbstone Philosopher on Korea and Space in the West
Boyle notes Western sensitivity to the Korean crisis and the demand for fresh solutions from parties and the State Department. He admires Western zoning that allows space between neighbors and reflects on Indian depictions by visitors, then praises Native soldiers’ sacrifice and steadfast courage in war.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle Denver
Curbstone
Korea
America
Republican
Democratic Party
State Department
New Mexico
Brooklyn
Mexico
United States
Sam
Indicted Travel Exec for False Tip In Lattimore Case
Seattle travel agency executive Harry A. Jarvinen was indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of making false statements to the CIA and FBI regarding a supposed trip by Johns Hopkins professor Owen Lattimore. He pled innocent and is free on 300 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Finn
Owen Lattimore
Harry A. Jarvinen
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Jarvinen
Hanever
Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Russia
State Department
Darvinen
Gerald Shocklin
CIA
Pascne
Shacklin
Jarvine
Humility in Service Vision from Daily Bread cites Bryce anecdote
Reverend A Purnell Baliet sketches humility drawn from a biblical verse and recalls Lord Bryce visiting the United States with Professor Macy. The Macy home reportedly had no servants, save a part time cook, illustrating the principle that those who are greatest should serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. Purnell Bailet
Matthew
Lord Bryce
United States
Professor Macy
Grinnell University
Macy
British questions on UN Korea raids spark arms of mistrust
In a Washington Dispatch by David Lawrence, a Korean War air raid on North Korea prompts British parliamentary probes revealing leaked military details. The piece notes Acheson’s apology in London for not telegraphing raid intentions, British Labour warnings, and calls for harsher allied coordination amid the armistice strains.
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David Lawrence Washington
Peiping
Moscow
North Korea
United Nations
House of Commons
Korea
United States
Dean Acheson
London
Britain
Acheson
Foreign Office
Yalu River
Emaneel Shinwell
MacArthur
White House
Attlee
Bic
Far East
Congress
Questions and Answers from a wartime quiz column
The text presents Q A pairs on WWII command roles and a German chancellor with given names, then a fragment about late-night shoe shining by a host who was also a servant. It ends with a biblical urging that the greatest among you shall be your servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
From Kiwanis Convention In Seattle Visit
Middletown residents Mr and Mrs J Vernon Coblentz attended the 37th annual Kiwanis International convention in Seattle. The trip began June 6 by special train with 62 Capitol District delegates, then continued via Chicago Banff Lake Louise and Vancouver to Seattle, ending June 19 after a Yellowstone sightseeing loop. Walter J L Ray of Detroit was elected Kiwanis International president.
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Kiwanis
Seattle
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
Wash
Kiwanis International
Coblentz
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Washington
Capitol District
Chicago
Banff
Lake Louise
Vancouver
Distorted Mind Aims For Better Word Use Lesson
English lesson notes misused words and pronunciation tips. Focus on one word daily to grow vocabulary. Today's term Distorted means twisted aside mentally or morally. Example: His writings are a product of a distorted mind.
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Sterling
Heat Stroke Fatal To Man In Frederick County
The heat wave claimed its first Frederick County victim Friday afternoon. Harry Wil son Hawes a 63 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman died at Frederick Memorial Hospital ten minutes after admission from heat stroke. He collapsed while working in Brunswick yards and was rushed to hospital after initial care in a Brunswick office. Survived by many children and siblings and by his YMCA and Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen memberships. Funeral services at Brunswick funeral home Monday at 10 AM EST with interment in Park Heights cemetery.
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Frederick County
Harry Wilson Hawes
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South Virginia Avenue
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hawes
Soen
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brunswick Ymca
Earl
George Francis
Phoenix
Ariz
Josephine Hagan
Meredith
Stanley
Betty Lee Conner
Keith Kawes
U. S. Navy
Pauline French
Point of Rocks
Franklin G
Knoxville
Lucille Foster
Anna Heffner
Wilhelmena Webber
Pete
Keyser
W. Va
Dewey
Houston
Texas
Jess
Leon
Baltimore
May Hahn
Marybelle Rollins
Lovettsville
Irva Jenkins
Purcellville
Dorothy FR. Hawes
Miami
Fla
Brunswick Funeral Home
Ralph H. Miller
Park Heights
Obituary notices from a Maryland area paper
Multiple deaths are reported including Dr. E. Koonce and Mrs. Lena Kefauver of Middletown, Owen Neighbours of Wabash, and Cora Clemm of Utica. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, and grandchildren. services set in Middletown and Thurmont with local funeral directors M. J. Creager and Son and others coordinating.
Poll backs current Maryland hunting fishing laws with minor tweaks
Reporters quiz shows six sportsmen largely favor existing hunting and fishing regulations. Suggestions include earlier squirrel season, closing stocked streams for a week, delaying class season start to June 1, eliminating bush bobs, and overall minor changes. Separate Equity Court filing records Alice Katherine Blickenstaff obtaining an absolute divorce from Foster H Rickenstaff with restoration of maiden name Alice Katherine Diller. costs awarded.
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Maryland
Charles Francis
Pete
Hartman
Frederick
Equity
Alice Katherine Bhickenstaff
East Patrick Street
Foster H Rickenstaff
Alice Katherine Diller
Renu Ted
Charles ° Price
Blickenstatt
Obituary notes for two residents in Liberty and Buckeystown
Two obituaries detail deaths and funeral plans. Mary E Lerch of Buckeystown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after years of poor health and a broken hip. Her funeral is set for Monday at 2 pm at her home with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. The other notice lists services for a Libery resident with calling hours and final rites at Old Order German Baptist Church Beaver Dam, Elder George Stanabury presiding. Interment will follow in Beaver Dam cemetery.
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Montevue
Liberty
Joseph
Margaret Beaver Baker
John
William Baker
Woodsboro
Pious Baker
Nie Wetzel
Taylorsville
Powell and Hartzler
Beaver Dam
George Stanabury
Mary FE
Molly) Lerch
Mary Elizabeth Lerch
Buckeystown
Molly
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles and
Elizabeth Martel Lerch
St. John's Reformed Church
Bucklystown
Local residents receive hospital care this week
Among The Sick Jimmie Bruchey a 10 year old from East Patrick street enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for an appendectomy. J Hooker Lewis of Thurmont transferred to Frederick Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Mrs Millard Horiie of Jefferson undergoes surgery at University Hospital. David Leatherman of Harmony undergoes an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital with good condition reported. Mrs David Zimmerman returns home after ten days with injuries from a car strike near the Square. Mrs John Seachrist recuperates at Middletown after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lloyd Routzehn returns home to Boonsboro to recover after hospitalization. Earl Ropp of Harmony improving after an ama accident near Frederick. Curtis Powell of Thurmont Route 1 recovering from operation at Bon Secours Baltimore. Richard Waynant of Graceham under observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital and returns home.
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Jimmie” Bruchey
Richard Bruchey
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. Hooker Lewis
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Millard Horiie
Jefferson
University Hospital
David Leatherman
Harmony
Middletown
Lloyd Routzehn
Boonshoro
Earl Ropp
Frederick
Ropp
Curtis Po ‘Ell
Route 1
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Richard Waynant
Graceham
Know Your Policeman Officer Marks of Frederick PD
This Know Your Policeman profile highlights Patrolman James D. Marks of the Frederick Police Department a long time guardian at busy street intersections near Parkway School. Born February 10 1903 in Montgomery County he has served about twenty years on the force with stints at the Maryland Penitentiary and Ox Fibre Brush Co prior to returning to Frederick in 1934.
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Jimmy
Officer Marks
James D. Marks
Frederick
Parkway School
Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore
Jim Marks
Montgomery County
Franklin Marks
Jim
Poolesville
Matthew Murphy
Murphy
United Railways
Gladys Milyard
John Milyard
Cit
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Marks
West Patrick Street
James D. Marks, Jr
C. & P. Telephone Company
Clerene Marks
Circuit Court
Evangelical Reformed Church
Funerals for Hollenbaugh Gunn and Wedel Heinen
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Annie Marie Hollenbaugh at St John’s Episcopal Church in Ellicott City with Rev. F Alan Parsons officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Also noted were the funeral of William Gunn infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Gunn Jr near Taylorsville and the funeral of Mrs Mamie Wedel Heinen formerly of Baltimore from the I O O F Home with multiple clergy assisting at the grave.
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Kenneth
Bartgis
el Toro Marine Air Station
Santa Ana
Calif
Long Beach
Las Vegas
Boulder Dam
New
Death Valley
Sgt
Baylor Crist, Jr
Frederick
Annie Marie Hollenbaugh
Pine Orchard
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Ellicott City
F. Alan Parsons
LeRoy
Ralph Wine
Richard Grover
Paul Mullineaux
James Harden
Earl Mullinix
C. M. Waltz
William Gunn
Charles J. Gunn
Taylorsville
Taylorsville Cemetery
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mamie Wedel-Heinen
Harold A. Wedel- Heinen
W. W Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
James L. Shealy
George B. Sprenkle
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Conway Artz
Vicksburg
Dennis
St. John’s High School
Glick's
Artz
University of Mississippi
Camp Detrick
R. E. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Braddock Heights
Randy Shelhorse
North Market Street
Iowa
Vincent P. Clarke
USN
C. H. Clarke
Joseph H. Stephens
Joseph S. Stephens
Elm Street
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
New York City
Carl Henry Wishart
Treena Wishart
U. S. Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Wishart
Effie Hemp
Henry H. Willmott
Watertown
N. Y
Charles Dixon Willmott
Willmott
Emily Thomas
Ruth Dixon Thomas
J. C. Wright
East Seventh Street
John C., Jr
Wright
Betty Jane Gladhill
John C. Gladhill
George F. Prior
Rocky Ridge
Frank Anders
Ken Conn
Edgar Zander
Son
Philadelphia
Zander
George Weiskopf
Clifford Flohr
Union Bridge
Wiven
Grayson Wiles
Walkers' Walke
Gordon Harns
Richard Alan Jones
5. E. Koonce
S. £. Koonce
Peter W. Chichester
West Second Street
Princess Street
Wilmington
N. C
Chichester
Donald B. Koonce
Edward E. Koonce
Doylestown
Carroll Koonce
Newburn
Koonce
Trinity College
Durham
University of Maryland School of Medicine
George W. Kefauver
Lena S. Kefauver
John C
Emma Remsburg Stone
Christ, Evangelical and Reformed Church and Loyalty
Eastern Star
Frei S. Kefauver
George W. Kefauver, Jr
Silver Spring
Julia
Lucy
Blanche Stone
Sam Warburton
LaJalla
John S. Stone
Kensington
Joseph C. Stone
Roanoke
Edwin Alcorn
Reformed
Gladhill Company
Owen J. Neighbours
Owen Jones
Wabash
Ind
Mr. Neighbours
Fleet R
Adelia Jones
Ida Bassinger
H. Rayhue
South Bend
Robert Owen
Hartford
Cora F. Clemm
Augustus Clemm
Uuca
Perry Nursing Home
Andrew J
Mary Firestone Zimmerman
Utica Lutheran Church
Lena Zimmerman
Utica
Church
Koontz Helwig
M. J. Creager and Son
Clara K. Wilhide
Harry W. Wilhide
Deesfield
W. J
Rosaila Peesi Damuth
Flowd £. Withide
Helen Ro Withide
W. J. Withide
Deerfield
Thurmont United Brethren Church
Revivan G. Naugievil
M. L. Creager and
Julia A. Baker
Juha A. Baker
Libertytown
Suiden
Edgar Rank
Walkersville
Samuel Gardner
East Third Steet
Shipley
Charles H. Shaw
Charles H Baker
Howard
Thomas
W. Plank
Stewart Little
W. S. Jones
Cedar Hill Cemetery
William Guy Molesworth
N. E. Dempsey
Mt Airy
Prospect Methodist Church
Clyde Findy
Joseph Wolbert
Chris Buehler
Edward Bridges
Verdin Craig
L. C. Crowe
Andrew Vargo
Olin L. Molesworth
Margaret C. Pearre
New Windsor
James E. Pearre
Lewis Robson
Kenneth Tyeun
Walter Harman
George Hoover
Jesse Haines
Randall Speerlein
Earle Anders
Arthur Purdum
Singanore Cemetery
Harizler and Sons
Messersmith
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