Jeffries champion dies at 77 in Burbank home
James J. Jeffries once heavyweight king, 1899 to 1905, dies at 77 in Burbank California after stroke. He had comeback defeat by Jack Johnson in 1910. Also feature on Col. Charles N. Staley US retired Army officer and ceramic hobbyist illustrating game birds at the C Burr Art Library, and his wartime service and plans after Florida vacation.
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Jeffries
Library Now
Burbank
Calif
James J. Jeffries
Big Jim
Lillian Bu
Johnson
Jim Corbett
Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons
Col
Charles N. Staley
Col. Staley
C. Burr Arte
Europe
Africa
Asia
Frederick
Col Staley
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Brotherhood of the Jungle Dock
Burma
India
Mrs. Staley
Florida
Thurmont
Mrs Luce Sworn In as First Woman US Ambassador to Italy
Blonde former Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce was sworn in at a State Department ceremony as the United States ambassador to Italy. Secretary Dulles witnessed the oath, and Luce planned to depart for Rome next month.
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Washington
Clare Booth Luce
State Department
United States
Italy
Dulles
Fred Vinson
Department
Luce
Congress
Connecticut
Henry R. Luce
Time
Life
Fortune
Rome
Ellsworth Bunker
Self employed insured under Social Security act
At least three million self employed Americans are fully insured under the Social Security Act. W. S. King of the Hagerstown Social Security Office urged all self employed to file a complete report of 1952 income with tax returns to ensure proper coverage. The act credits four quarters for net income of 400 or more in a year. eight quarters fully insure a worker through June 1935, benefiting the worker and family if retirement or death occurs. HAL DOUBLE TROUBLE Houston AP a truck driver was arrested after hitting a parked car and injuring a woman and then a second parked car injuring a man.
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W. S. King
Hagerstown
Social Security Administration
King
Hal
Houston
Forfeiture in 70 mph speed case near Braddock Mountain
Frederick man Roger N. Cramer forfeited $100 and costs after being charged by Trooper J W Hardy with exceeding 70 mph on Braddock Mountain. Cramer chose to forfeit collateral. Cumberland man William E Ruehl had a $10 fine suspended for 65 mph on Route 40. Other court actions included an assault warrant dropped on condition of reconciliation, and several collateral forfeitings for traffic violations.
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Frederick
Braddock Mountain
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Roger N. Cramer
J. W. Hardy
Cramer
Hardy
William E. Ruehl
Cumberland
Ruehl
Sheffield
Calvin Palmer
North Market Street
Renice L. Reed
Middletown
Paul M. Yingling
Baltimore
IRS fires back on Maryland tax reform errors
The Internal Revenue Bureau notes many Marylanders may have failed to sign returns or signed incorrectly. It reports about 700,000 returns from Maryland and the District of Columbia with errors in at least 68,000 of them.
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Baltimore
Internal Revenue Bureau
Deaths in Carroll County area including Sharrer and Whorf
Obituaries from Carroll County noting death of 93 year old Union Bridge farmer William J. Sharrer with wake and funeral details. George A. Whorf, 84, near Wilmington Del. Mrs. Mary Snyder, 84, Ridgeville with services. infant John I Stockdale Jr. buried at Poplar Spring. Raymond E. Buffington, 65, Union Bridge with Pipe Creek cemetery burial. Irvin Wetzel, Emmitsburg area, mass at St Josephs. William Baker 3% with Ground burial in Chapel Cemetery. others include Doegen. Forrest. Harriette McCuskey. Seabrook. Addie Staley. Wetsight.
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William J. Sharrer
Union Bridge
Robert Lowe
Carroll County
Jacob and
Christine Leister Sharrer
Ernest Caldwell
Leister's Church
Westminster
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
George A. Whorl
George Andrew Whorf
Wilmington
Del
Ella Mae Hobbs Whorf
Howard County
George E. Whorf
Oak Grove Cemetery
Glenwood
C. M. Waltz
Mary Snyder
William E. Snyder
Howard E. Snyder
Ridgeville
Snyder
Frederick County
Dennie
Susan Smith
Howard
Delia E. Baker
Taylorsville
Isaac Smith
Olney
Marshall Smith
Belair Road
Baltimore County
Anthony Smith
Reisterstown
Thomas Smith
Harrisville
Walter Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pentecostal
Pine Grove
Mt. Airy
John I. Stockdale
John I. Stockdale, Jr
John J
Daisy Lee Stockdale
Waterville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Howard W
Betty M. Stockdale
Poplar Spring Methodist Cemetery
Raymond E. Buffington
John E
Mary Bohn Buffington
Margaret Eyler Buffington
Lester E
New Windsor
Ruth Martin
Catherine Martin
Gladys Bowman
W. Frank Buffington
Charlotte L
Raymond, Jr
Gerald L
Germantown
Ralph
USAF
Philippine Islands
Ira C
Thomas Wachter
Emory
Uniontown
Martha Decker
Baltimore
Donald Warrenfeltz
Pipe Creek
Irvin Joseph Wetzel
Emmitsburg
John and
Mary Ferguson Wetzel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Funkhouser
Rita Manning Wetzel
Stanley Andrews
Earl Vaughn
James Livezey
Doris Mary
Josephine
Patricia Wetzel
Norman
Wetzel
Orrianna
Charles Miller
Friends
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Cass
S. L. Allison
Wiliam Baker
Woodsboro
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Livertytown
Dallas
Margaret Wever Baker
Mazie M Smith Baker
Mary Eyler
Edna L. Baker
John Baker
Pius Baker
Fannie Wetzel
Windsor
Atari
A. Seabrook
E. A. Seabrook
Fairfield
Carroll Lower Tract
William C
Florence C. Zimmerman Seabrook
Valley Home Lodge
Fairfield Community Fire Company
General Assembly
Harrisburg
Emma Jane Baker Seabrook
J.E. Turner
Brooklyn
Paul E. Seabrook
Route 2
M. W. Arnold
Great Lakes
Ill
Luther Kepner
Allison Funeral Home
Gideon Galambos
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
Wolf
Zion Luthern Church
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Funeral notices for Warehime Sheets Danson and others
Funeral services for Foster Morris Warehime a retired farmer were held at Union Bridge funeral home with burial in Bauist Church cemetery. Also noted are services for Mrs Anna Peart Sheets Phelps and Elsie Catherine Danson, plus other obituaries with dates, churches, pallbearers, and cemeteries across Maryland towns including Myersville Linwood Keysville and Baltimore with various ministers and funeral directors.
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Foster Morris Warehime
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzlee & Sons
Warehime
Miles Reifsnyder
Bauist Church
Westminster
James Mitchell
David Cranmer
Harry Spurrier
Paul Eichman
Ralph Clatterbuck
Paul Spurrier
Anna Peart Sheets Phelps
Albert Phelps
Myersville
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Raymond L. Markley
Stephen Raby
Women's Missionary Society
Frank Kline
Austin Kline
Howard Metzgar
James E. Falkenstein
Austin Brandenburg
Harry G. Keller
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Elsie Catherine Danson
Mt. Joy Methodist Church
Uniontown
Dunson
Lester T. Dunson
Linwood
Joseph Lee
George Howard
Tucker
Roland Hill
Frank Butler
Ernest Dowery
Joseph Howard
D. D. Hartzler & Sons
Keysville Lutheran Church
M. Floyd Wiley
Keysville
Dixon A. Yaste
Lin Chhurch Cemetery
Palmeaters
Carroll Wilhide
Glen Kiser
Charles Clabaugh
Lloyd Wilhide
Carroll Kiser
Roger Devilbiss
C. O. Fuss and Son
Tommie R. Phleeger
Harlon Phleeger
Middletown
Garvin
Elmer Shank
Edgar Summers
Simon Summers
William Bussard
Earl Nikirk
Oscar Shafer
Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Richard Marion Booth
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Houston Ellis
Henri L. G. Kieffer
James
Richard
Joe
Tom
Grafton
Cpl
Garlin Brinkelow
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison
Co. A National Guard
Thomas L. Dunn
Alonzo Fox
J. Cowan and Son Funeral Home
Baltimore
R. Ernest Doegen
Mt Olivet
Ralph E. White
Church of the Brethren
Charles F Murphy
Frank S. Murphy
Ira E. Murphy
Uriah Burgee
Lenin Died Of Brain Ailment In 1924
Lenin died on January 21, 1924 after a series of strokes beginning in May 1922 and worsening through 1923. The report notes cerebral sclerosis and paralysis of limbs, and mentions Stalin’s similar afflictions. Also included are stray domestic notes about a sardine on toast snack and funeral details for a local service.
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Lenin
London
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Malenkov Seen First In Line In Soviet Succession
Washington analysts and Russian specialists debate who will succeed Stalin. Malenkov emerges as a leading claimant, with Beria and Molotov potential rivals. Possibilities include a ruling committee or a swift, bloody leadership struggle, but U S officials anticipate only limited shifts in policy unless power struggles intensify.
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Washington
Georgi M. Malenkov
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Russia
Malenkovy
L. P. Beria
Communist Party
Beria
Molotov
Soviet Union
U. S
Eyesight Problems Solved Through Precautionary Measures
Maryland Optometric Association promotes Save Your Vision Week with five measures to prevent childhood eyesight issues. Improve school and home lighting, delay close work until school age, teach safety around sharp objects and small toys, and seek immediate professional eye care when problems arise.
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Maryland Optometric Association
Save
Open on Saturdays at IRS Office on Court Street
The local Internal Revenue Office on North Court Street will observe Saturday hours on March 7 and March 14 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for taxpayers. Director L. A. Chamberlin will be present on both dates to assist.
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Internal Revenue
North Court Street
L. A. Chamberlin
Women Officials to Get Tests at Hood College
A rating examination for women's basketball officials will be held at Hood College on Saturday March 8. The theory test starts at 10 a.m. in Gambrill gym. Candidates must pass the written part before the practical exam at 1:15 p.m., which includes umpiring and refereeing a game.
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Hood College
Maryland
Catherine Foland
Hood
Gambrill Gymnasium
Community Chest to elect officers and report drive
The Community Chest will elect officers at a forthcoming directors meeting, announced by President Paul W. McAuliffe after last week’s annual membership meeting. Charles V. Lanner and Girard Gallup led an accounting of the 1952 fund drive. the seven member organizations slate terms expiring in 1954 and 1955 with multiple agency representatives listed.
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Community Chest
Paul W. McAuliffe
Charles V. Lanner
Girard Gallup
the Chest
Parsons Newman
James H. Gambrill, III
Edwin H. Sponseller
F. Elizabeth Brown
Federated Charities
George S. Rodock, Jr
Girl
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Salvation Army
Mra
Mary W. Hodgson
Joseph D. Baker
Boy Scouts
Melvin H. Derr
CAS
Virgil W. Doub
Esther E. Grinage
Fight To Prevent Sale Of Ferries Is Started
Maryland legislators move to halt selling five idle ferry boats. Senators Phoebus Bailey push bills to revive Crisfield to Pt Lookout and Taylor's Point to Long Beach routes. The Roads Commission delays sale amid bond obligations and cost concerns. Deeds recorded show several property transfers across Lewistown Woolbine Middletown Woodsboro Emmitsburg with prices around five to ten thousand dollars. The mercury column in several thermometers reads about one tenth the breadth of thermometer bore.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Lower Bay
Phoebus
Somerset
Bailey
St. Mary's
State Roads Commission
Crisfield
Pt. Lookout
Markus
Dorchester
Taylor’s Point
Long Beach
Calvert County
The
Roads Commission
Commission
Russell H. McCain
Senate
McCain
Bay Bridge
Arthur W. Newett, Jr
R. Ingram
Lewistown
Lewistown-Creagerstown
Herman T. Mar
Columbus E. Grimes
Woolbine
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Charles E. Morgan
Robert E. Shank
Prospect Street
Middletown
Charles F. Trimmer
Jesse Guy Lescalfleet
Woodsboro
Frederick B. Bower
Harry T. Bollinger
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Fight On Resolution Seen Likely
Washington March 2 lines were drawn for a possible all out fight between Republicans and Democrats over a resolution condemning Russia for enslaving free peoples. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee split on an amendment claiming no opinion on wartime pacts with Russia. Democratic opposition warned the revision weakens the measure, while the Republican Policy Committee called the approach reasonable. Voting on the revision and the resolution followed party lines with eight Republicans supporting and six Democrats opposing.
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Washington
Russia
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Truman
H. Alexander Smith
Senate
House
Sen
Sparkman
D-Als
Humphrey
D-Minan
Johnston
Lyndon Johnston
Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Sa Ee
Knowland
Cal
Wiley
Rwis
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Police Find Injured Man Was Not Robbed Monday
Army private Pvt. Ralph Williams of Camp Pickett Virginia was found unconscious in a car near Point of Rocks Monday. State Police say no robbery occurred, him being thrown from a culvert-damaged vehicle after a sideswipe. Marines from Camp Lejeune aided, Williams treated at Walter Reed.
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Army
Point of Rocks
Ralph Williams
Camp Pickett
Camp LeJune
N. C
Williams
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
W. W. Corbin
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Aeal
Cair
Mrs. Luce
Liberty
G. C. Barton
Ersest Doegen
Hollis Street
Ollie A. Murphy Doegen
Funeral
Hollins
Poppleton Streets
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Charles J. Forrest
Charles Jacob Forrest
Hattie Maude Forrest
Smithsburg
Charlotte Ward Forrest
Fairchild Aircraft
E. A. B. Church
Hattie Maude (Smith) Forrest
Lorena Hester
Jacksonville
Jennie B. Long
Edgar B
Omar E
Funkstown
Orrin T. Carroll
George Shimer
Harriette J. McCuskey
Harriette Johnson MccCuskey
Alexander E. McCuskey
McCuskey
Moundsville
Antony Marcus
Lucretia Hammond Johnson
West Virginia
A. E. McCuskey
Retta Donaldson
Los Angeles
Hallie Lu Hallam
Buckhannon
Casper E. Cline
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Addie E. Staley
Addie Elizabeth Staley
Reverdy T. Staley
Pleasant Hill
Carl C. Staley
West South Street
John M
Mary Jane Gilbert Smith
Mt. Olivet
Mary G. Wetsixsht
Mary G. Wetsight
Burkittsville
James C. Wetnight
Catherine Gardner Wetnight
John S. Wetnight
Brunswick
John Quynn Rodock
St. John's Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
James H. Grove
James Cronenburg
Sam Gardner, Sr
W. Clinton McSherry
Charles F. Smith, Jr
Admiral Allen G. Quynn
C. E
Martin L. Zirkie
Middletown Reformsed
H. Feete
Bro
Adlai Stevenson
Gold