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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1952
Page
4
Nicholas Yinger of 225 West Patrick Street writes from Frederick Maryland urging readers to spend ten minutes daily during Lent reading the Bible to gain peace hope love and faith. He shares personal reflection on spiritual loss and contrasts it with the value of spiritual guidance from God.
An essay on March describes it as the great month of hope signaling the coming verdant season. It notes regional differences in spring arrival, with March winds and pleasant temperatures shaping perception across the nation.
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology researcher proposes using plastic membranes and electricity to desalinate sea water. Two thirds of seawater may become fresh water at a cost of roughly one to two cents per day per resident, potentially solving LA supply woes if scaled.
Letters to the editor advocate Lent sacrifice of ten minutes daily for Daily Bible Reading to improve the world. The writer claims consistent scripture study shifts temperament, reduces sin, heightens pleasure in lawful things, and guides life toward God, citing personal experience and a 1997 journey.
State police hold Wayne K Poole of Buford Georgia and Jack E Craig alias Bandy of Linthicum Heights Maryland on larceny charges with probe into further offenses. Police say the investigation may reveal multiple check passing charges across northern Frederick county and southern Pennsylvania as more charges could be filed. The men were arrested by Ferndale police and found in possession of Ora C Glenn property stolen from a trailer on Route 240 near Hyattstown. Glenn's warrant of larceny led Troopers Stonesifer and Tucker to return them from Ferndale to Frederick. The suspects, posing as laborers seeking work near Hyattstown, prompted the theft report.
In a single session Judge H Reese Shoemaker Jr found Clyde Richard Carpenter guilty of speeding over 30 miles per hour and fined ten dollars plus costs. Police testimony cited speeds up to 65 mph on West Patrick Street. Several other speeding and improper passing cases, plus property sales in Frederick were noted, with deeds recorded and parcels traded for several thousand dollars. Two Chevy Chase youths received prison terms and one probation after pleading guilty to Bethesda Selective Service burglary charges.
Fifty Years Ago items from The News dated March 1 1902 highlight Charles D Eldridge elected cashier of Flook Gaver and Company Bank Myersville. Clover Leaf Literary Society debated whether country owes more to preachers than lawyers with judges ruling for the affirmative. George W Remsberg Middletown sold his house and adjoining creamery at Main Street West end to Mrs Alfred Roulzahn for 800. Genealogy of the Thomas family by Cyrus Thomas appears in The News detailing Frederick County lines from mid 19th century. Forty deaths reported in the county during February. deaths and mine deaths in city area.
March 1 1922 itemizes school events with Frederick High School graduates expected and commencements scheduled June 3. Local society notes cover Bible class activity at Calvary Methodist, rummage sale plans, birthday celebrations, and a ladies club meeting in Ferga ville. Also mentions Lime Company offices entry and Pope Gregory XIII reform in 1582 and October weather lore.
New York March 1. A leading Egyptian cinema star Samia Gomal marries Abdul lah King a young Texas heir amid a Dallas honeymoon. The couple discussed future plans while Samia brushing off belly dance labels and eyeing a return to film in America. Samia teased Abdullah about his nickname and the pair spoke of a possible Cairo film project.
David Lawrence critiques the Truman Administration for allegedly stifling investigations into tax scandals. He notes resistance to TV and radio hearings and questions the White House stance on public disclosure. The piece argues openness would reduce distrust, while Republicans push for broader scrutiny.
U.S. concentrates on bombers while Russia stresses interceptors. The piece compares planes type for type, noting Americans lead in long-range bombers and pilots, but Russia dominates interceptors and fighters. It cites MIG-15 versus F-86, bomber developments like the TU-4 and a reported 31 and 35 series, and predicts future U.S. B-52 and B-47 roles.
Washington March 17 Administration forces in the House conceded the measure faced strong opposition as debate ended with a plan for amendments and possible kill effort. supporters argued for compulsory training. opponents said the bill was dead, with names not to be used.
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee held an unusual Saturday session to continue marathon questioning of Far Eastern Affairs Specialist Owen Lattimore. It marked the fifth straight day of questioning in the probe into Communist influences on U S Far East policy.
A Milwaukee woman was found dead inside a trunk in Greenwich after an after party at a New York venue. The incident followed a Harlem natcahes gathering where Connestair became ill and died. The report notes police are investigating possible connections between the two events.
The Ku Klux Klan derives its name from the Greek kyklos meaning circle. The original Klan formed in Pulaski Tennessee around 1868 as a social group for Civil War veterans.
Sheriff Anders longtime local official and veteran of World War I and II era service will lie in state at First Baptist Church then services at 2 PM Monday at the church. Interment will follow at Mt Hope Cemetery with Etchison and Son funeral directors in charge.
Obituaries report Benjamin Hurd of 517 Klinehart's Alley dying at 5:30 Friday. He leaves wife Irene Thompson Hurd and two sisters, with services at 2 PM Tuesday at 106 East Church Street and interment in Fairview cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Neva Elizabeth Hood aged 79, Mrs Emma S. Brown widow of Edward F. Brown aged 81, plus relatives and funeral arrangements listed with local directors.
Mrs. Alice Emily Andrews widow of Capt Francis A Andrews dies at 81 after six weeks illness. Surviving include a daughter Mrs Alice Fiero and three grandsons. Body rests at 106 East Church then moved to I O O F Home Sunday callers welcome. Funeral Monday at 2 at the home with interment Mount Olivet. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son.
Funeral services were held Friday for Ralph A. Mulkey at Brunswick First Methodist Church with Rev. George Bennett and Rev. Sol Candal presiding. Carrie E. Grossnickie, widow of Westey Grossnickle, was mourned at Myersville Church of the Brethren with Pallbearers named and interment at Myersville church cemetery. Harvey S. Cutsall Jr. of Taney Apartments received military honors from Maryland National Guard at Mount Olivet cemetery, with Rev. Dr. Ralph E. White officiating.
Ruby and Ruben Blank, twins of Mr and Mrs Ezra Blank of Route 4 Frederick, are celebrating their 110th birthday today. Master David Lee Waltz, son of Mr and Mrs George Waltz, 301 East Third Street, observes his fifth birthday today with a party planned at his home. John H Hoff, living with his son in law and daughter at 6 West Third Street, marks his 82nd birthday today. Dr and Mrs Arthur R Remsberg have returned to 222 Carroll Parkway after a Florida vacation. Mr and Mrs Lester F Reynolds of Arlington Virginia, have returned from vacations in Miami Beach and Key West Florida, and formerly resided here.
Mr Lester E Damuth Sr WWI veteran was removed from his home to Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg WV Thursday morning Master William Keith Talbott age 6 is confined at Fitkin Hospital Asbury Park NJ with bronchial pneumonia He is son of Mr and Mrs W Urner Talbott formerly of Frederick Attending conference Eight Hood College Lutheran Student Association members travel to Buck Hill Falls PA for 32nd annual conference of the North Atlantic Region with Getysburg College students at Pocono retreat theme God World Our Mission leaders from National Lutheran Council Hood party listed followed by names Former officer Stricken Charles Burras 70 former city police rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital after paralytic stroke He lived 105 East Fifth Street His sister Lida Burras alerted police Officers Boone and Dorsey transported him Juvenile apprehended Police catch 16 year old in larceny of scrap iron from Frederick Iron and Steel Company Lt Allen S Bartsis nabbed him near junk yard after tip about scrap metal sales Foundry earlier reported scrap theft from lot across street from foundry
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