Barnard Welsh dies at 73 a Rockville lawyer and civic figure
ROCKVILLE June 29 F Barnard Welsh 73 a renowned criminal lawyer and long time Montgomery county civic leader died Sunday at his home 301 W Montgomery Ave Rockville A native of Rockville he opposed the county change from commission government and served as county attorney He helped found Rockville Volunteer Fire Department and led the Rockville Library Association Rotary Club and athletic groups Funeral services set for 11 am Wednesday at Rockville Methodist Church burial in Rockville Union Cemetery
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Rockville
F. Barnard Welsh
Montgomery County
Montgomery Ave
Welsh
Swarthmore College
Colorado
Montgomery County Bar Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Rockville Library Association
County Service
Barnard T. Welsh
Margaret A. C. Welsh
Helen T. Welsh
William Welsh
Mary Hartman
Dillsburg
Rockville Methodist Church
Rockville Union Cemetery
Federal Reserve Eases Reserve Rules To Boost Lending
The Federal Reserve Board lowers reserve requirements to prevent credit shortages, enabling banks to expand loans by up to ten billion dollars if borrowers are found. Officials warn against too easy credit to avoid inflationary dangers, signaling ongoing government monitoring of the economy.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Ieananiis
Swift reconstruction method for a 22 story skyscraper
Building crews completed in ten hours what usually takes ten weeks by erecting a 22 story frame with one million dollars worth prefab aluminum panels. 676 panels weighing 200 pounds each, two stories high, housed two windows each. Panels predrilled and cooled, holes prepared to tighten speed and accuracy. Describes wartime rapid construction potential.
Cooperation Appreciated In Letter To The Editor
A fragmentary letter from Margaret H Benson chairing Publicity Port Deposit thanks editors in Frederick for cooperation and notes anticipation of annual press contact. The piece closes with a comment on burial places in the Ryukyu Islands.
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Margaret H. Benson
Clarence J. Benson
Tune
Fifty Years Ago Jems From The Volmos Of The News
In June 1904 local column notes Chief machinist Hoke of the Isla de Cuba spends months here before re enlisting. Crystal Plate and Ice Storage tests its new machinery with startup planned for July 11. United Drill Association plans Braddock Heights picnic July 21 with an exhibition drill at 7 30 p m. Real estate changes include Hardt and Keeffe selling 34 East Patrick to Frederick Obenderfe for 2000 while 36 38 East Patrick was withdrawn at 7000 and the combined property and lumber yard land offered at 16000.
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Jems
Volmos
David Hoke
Isla de Cuba
Manila Bay
Crystal Plate and Ice Storage Company
United Drill Association
Braddock Heights
Hardt
Keefe
East Patrick Street
Frederick Obenderfe
Hardt and Keefer
Frederick’s 193% Centenary Pageant Opens at Fair Grounds
June 29 193% column recalls the first of three performances with a cast of about 600 residents. Virgil R Eaton a coal salesman was seriously injured after being struck by an automobile on North Market street. Thomas Chew a United Fire Company member died from heat after the Centenary parade rehearsal. William Cannon 25 of Brunswick died diving into shallow canal water.
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the News
Frederick
Fair Grounds
North Market Street
Virgil R. Eaton
Voon
Thomas Chew
United Fire Company
Mercome
Chesa
Peake and Ohio Canal
Brunswick
William Cannon
Local birthdays and notices from Frederick area
Frederick area personals note several birthday observations including Howard Gaver twenty ninth Ezra W Blank twenty second and Harold B Sorrells recent airborne course completion at Fort Benning Ga Sorrells has three years service with ten months in the Far East Also mention J B Sampsell and relatives at Shrine convention in Atlantic City New Jersey plus social gatherings at East South Street and Ridge Road Braddock Heights and Norristown visitors Albaugh returns from Ocean City Farm Bureau meeting with 260 agents represented Sappington family on leave from Capetown South Africa with State Department ties in Washington
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Navy
Harold B. Sorrells
Roy Sorrells
Thurmont
Fort Benning
Arras
Sorrells
Far East
J. B. Sampsell
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Atlantic City
N. J
Panama Canal
Harry C. Jones
East South Street
May Houff
William Ford
Dawn Waltz
Randy
Albert Houff
Norristown
Paul Mossburg
C. BR. Albaugh
West Patrick Street
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Ocean City
Farm Bureau Insurance
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Virginia
Air
James Coale Sappington
Mr. Sappington
Claire Sappington
Libertytown
Washington
State Department
Capetown
South Africa
Deaths in a series of Maryland area notices in Jacksonville and Bolivar
The notice details the deaths of Pauline Thomas Hilderbrand on June 29 in Jacksonville Florida, Nellie Young on June 17 in Bolivar, Charles Russell Dunn on June 19 in Bolivar, Emma Lee Shriver near Union Bridge, Annie Weaning formerly of Lovettsville, Claude W. Spring near Lovettsville, and Reverend Henri R. Tomlin of Baltimore. Surviving family members, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements are listed, with interment locations in Riverside Memorial Park Bolivar Union Cemetery Lovettsville and Arbutus Cemetery among others.
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Paulne Thomas Hilderbrand Ward
Pauline Thomas Hilderbrand
Jacksonville
Fla
Hilderbrand
Washington
Church of God of
Brunswick
Anne L. Thomas
Gaihersburg
Paul S. Thomas
Alfred R. Hilderbrand
Virginia Frasey
Rockville
Elien Lowery
Silver Spring
Silvester L. Thomas
West College Terrace
Ramona Buld
Baptist Church
A. A. Travis
Riverside Memorial Park
Byrd Easy Winner In Frederick County
Final returns show Byrd leading in Frederick County with Julius Jacobson at 2 408 Joseph Z Coady at 2 197 and William F Suter at 2 080 as Democrats turnout around 41 percent of registrations and Republicans about 30 percent. Creagers Town results delayed to morning with early Republican tallies for Precincts 4 7 and 7A reported by 8 43.
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Julius Jacobson
Joseph Z. Coady
William F. Suter
Creagerstown
Frederick
Funeral services for Roy F. Maxell in Emmitsburg
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Elias Lutheran church Emmitsburg for Roy F. Maxell 70 who died at his home Wednesday morning Rev Philip Bower officiated and interment followed at Mt View cemetery Emmitsburg Pallbearers were Geo M Neely Jr Henry Neely James Neely Horace Neely Robert Fitez and Richard Graham
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Elias Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Roy F. Maxell
Philip Bower
Mt. View Cemetery
Geo. M. Neely, Jr
Henry Neely
James Neely
Horace Neely
Robert Fitez
Land Richard Graham
Russia Moving To Set Up Base For Sniping At U.S.
Washington reports the Soviet Union is creating a Guatemala base to launch subversion and attacks on the United States and the Panama Canal via a Communist controlled government. The piece outlines a pattern of Soviet influence in Latin America, Guatemalan strikes, and partisan reactions in Congress.
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Russia
U.S
David Lawrence Washington
Unson
Guatemala
United States
Panama Canal
Fnr
Central
South America
Germany
Mexico
Herr Zimmerman
Mexico City
Amelia
International Communist Organization
Western Hemisphere
Washington
Moscow
Prague
Vincente Lombardo Toledano
Latin America
Fas
Caracas
Malotey
Ich
Security Council
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
U.s. Senate
Soviet Russia
Congress
HL R. Grossnickle Dies At Myersville
Harry R Grossnickle longtime farmer near Myersville dies at home after brief illness aged 74 survived by widow Alta Harshman Grossnickle one daughter Mrs Grayson Doub and two sons Harold Bridgesville Del Joseph M Middletown five grandchildren. Body at Middletown funeral home then moved to Church of the Brethren Myersville for service with Rev Samuel Lindsay. interment United Brethren cemetery Myersville. Gladhill Company funeral directors
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Harry R. Grossnickle
Myersville
W Harlan
Wartha Ellen Routzahn Grossnickle
Br Grossnickie
Sail Conservation Board
Catoctin
Jackson
Church of the Brethren
Alta Harshman Grossnickle
Grayson Doub
Harold
Bridgesville
Del
Joseph M
Middletown
M Roy Leatherman
This City
Foster F. Grossnickle
Nutley
Samuel Lindsay
United Brethren
Hospital News From Frederick Area Families
Among the sick Thomas Powell son of Air and Mrs. Sherman Powell Woolshore is a patient at Children's Hospital School Baltimore where he is reported to be getting along satisfactorily. Mr. Raymond J. Ford near Frederick who underwent an operation at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore is reported quite satisfactory. Mr. Frank S. Shipley was removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital to his Walkersville home Monday afternoon in the G. C. Bation ambulance. Mr. Orestes Leatherman of Lewistown was removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital to his home last Friday morning in the M. Lh. Creager ambulance. Susan States 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Statey RFD 3 Frederick suffered a concussion when she fell from a farm tractor at the home of Mr and Mrs. Austin Main last Thursday. She was at Frederick Memorial Hospital until Saturday and is now reported in satisfactory condition at home.
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Thomas Powell
Air
Sherman Powell
Woolshore
Children’s Hospital School
Baltimore
Raymond J. Ford
Frederick
Union Memorial Hospital
Frank S. Shipley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walkersville
G. C. Bation
Oreste
County Driver Fined for Property Damage Crash Near Lewistown
A county driver, Bennett Suter of Thurmont, was fined 20 dollars and costs after a property damage collision near Lewistown. He was found guilty of failing to stop after an accident and allowing a vehicle to pass from the rear without clearance. Other cases included a double white line passing and various traffic collateral forfeitures.
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Lewistown
Robert Dishong
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Clifford Suter Bennett
RFD 1
Thurmont
Dishong
Bennett
Jack Kivettt
Lexington
N. C
Kivett
Bennett Bennett
Kenneth David Wolfensberger
Ceresville
Grayson Aubrey Bowlus
RED 1
Burkittsville
T. Edgie Russell Company
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Charles L. Crum
West Patrick Street
U.S. 15
Frederick
James Long Bittle
Camp Detrick
Nee Patvick Street
Gary M. Brunswick
Jefferson
Ernest W. Hurd
West All Saints Street
Howard B. Thomas
New Market
William H. Norris
Baltimore
Gilbert J. Nicklas
Fred Thomas Alley
Hagerstown
Leon Crummitt
Ir. B
Avenue
U.S. 40 East
L. Hann
Harry Bowman
Donald Bowser
Philip Kreisinger
Robert T. Storer
Washington Talks Yield No Clear Alliance Plan
James Marlow reports on the Washington conference with President Eisenhower, Prime Minister Churchill, Dulles, and Eden. The four leaders offered a vague joint statement emphasizing collective defense plans without defining structure, membership, or timing. Britain indicated willingness to consider an alliance only if it could secure a truce in Indochina, tying any defense pact to Geneva talks. The piece notes Communist risk in delay and questions the immediacy of any pact before Geneva.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Dulles
Britain
Eden
United States
Churchill
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Wuleu
Congress Presses Vote On Foreign Aid Cuts And Tax Reforms
Highlights from Washington show the House moving toward a test vote on bipartisan attempts to reduce nearly a billion dollars from the Eisenhower administration 34 billion foreign aid program. Senate leaders seek votes on a Democratic tax cut amendment while the administration would cut taxes by about 142 billion in its first year. A housing inspector faces questions on alleged abuses as part of a Senate Banking Committee probe. In Maryland, wills are probated and estates administered, naming multiple beneficiaries and executors.
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Washington
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Federal
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Clyde L. Powell
Powell
Lightning Smashes Locust Tree Near Point of Rocks
A photographed locust near Point of Rocks was struck by lightning the week of June 14. The owner notes extensive splinters and fire damage across the field, remarking on nature's power and dangers of sheltering under trees. Also reports Middletown Valley Grange June meeting and plans for Pomona events and Youth leadership trainings.
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Nicholas Yinger
Cilr
Robitia
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Frederick County
Sylvan Catoctin Mountain
Harmony Grave
Wddletown Valley
Middletown Valley Grange
Devil K. Halsey Sr
Pomona
Carroll Leatherman Jr
Rocky Ridge Park
Grange
Afaryland State Grange
the Rocks
Harford County
New Market
Richard Holter
Charles County
Frederick
June Sheffler
Doris Schroyer
Cecil K. Holter Sr
D. Vernon Holter
World’s Largest Sandstone Quarry Location Question
A reader asks where the world’s largest sandstone quarry is and learns it’s in Lorain County near the university.
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Lorain County
Univ
Smith Bentz Wedding in Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Miss Mary Louise Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray D Smith Woodsboro and Warren Eugene Bentz Taneytown were married Saturday June 19 at six o clock in Woodsboro Lutheran church. The double ting ceremony was performed by Rev Raymond Ayers in the presence of immediate families. The bride wore a pink nylon street length dress with white accessories and a white rosebud corsage. A reception for immediate families and friends was held at the groom s home. The couple reside at his home near Emmitsburg.
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Mary Louise Smith
Mir
Murray D. Smith
Woodsboro
Warren Eugene Bentz
Taneytown
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Raymond Ayers
Emmitsburg
Cumberland race results and payouts from Monday
Cumberland results show multiple races with first through eighth place payouts. Notable payouts include First Penny Adhance at 14.80 and 34.60 with 5.00 to win, Second Quccunla 3440 with 534 and 2.40, and Eighth Miss Foray 42.80 with 319.00 and 5.80 plus 3.60 and 3.20. Daily double total 41.60.
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Cumberland
Penny ‘ Adhance
Possum
Judy R
Qccunla
Hunters Glory
Little Fang
Astrum
Quatre Bud
Cross Qn
Twilight Mists
St. Isidore
Moon Gay
Copsa
Counsil
Grave Brown
Fleeting Heart
Myrt
Sunirac
Ballawood
Just Fair
Miss Foray
Renounce
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Barnard Welsh
The
Prowe
Ryukyu Islands
Howard Gaver
Avery Hue
Mr. Gaver
Frederick News
Ezra W. Blank, Jr
Blank
Nellie Young
C. R. Young
Joan C
Deannetta Bulmire Bridner
Bolivar
Sade Bequette
Alice Wood
Washington, D. C
Minnie Br
Charles 2. Dunn
Charles Russell Dunn
W. Va
Duffields
William A
Ida May Pope Dunn
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millville
Bolivar Methodist Church
Friendship Fire Company
Bolivar Town
Gladys Staubs
Howard Dunn
Summitt Point
Clarence Perks
Beulah Knight
Charles Town
Flora Meriz
Ada Rarer
Man Snowden
Esther Dunn
Martinsburg
Harry Hager
Fairview Lutheran Cemetery
Emma Lee Shriver
Union Bridge
Springfield State Hospital
Daniel and
Sara Miller Shriver
di Hartzler and
Annie Weaning
Lovettsville
Western State
Claude W. Spring
David
Alice Hickman Spring
Irene Wenner Spring
Margaret Washington
Knoxville
Carlos Spring
Hillsboro
James Spring
Bernard Spring Umstead
Poolesville
Fiuneral
Michael Kretsinger
W. A. Wade
Union Cemetery
E. Brown
Henri R. Tomlin
Georgia
North Cares Street
Quinn A.M. E
Gladys J. Tomiin
Ann
William Calhoun
George Washington Tomiin
St. John's Church
Arbutus Cemetery
HL R. Grossnickle
Rudolph O. Eyler
Orphans Court
Roy A. Long
Catherine &. Smith
Charles E. Brandt
Smith
Ruth Kline
Helen V. Fleagle
Kline
Calvin S. Lohr
Mary K. Lohr
National Savings and Trust Company
Alfred E. Lewis, Sr
Lewis
U. S. District Court
Whitehall
Old
Frederick Road
Fannie B. Delaplaine
Robert
William T
Edward
Delaplaine
Vad
MEA Sania
Grange News
Sage
Fey
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