Snowfall Over Week End Stays Under Five Inches
Snowfall over the weekend remained under five inches with nearly twelve inches total for the winter to date. District snowplows cleared main roads as travel stayed slippery and buses ran close to schedule despite skidding trucks. The groundhog’s prestige rebounds as mild winter limits record-breaking snow. Continued on Page Seven.
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Thomas Mt Linthicum
Cumberland
Frederick
Og Ks
Frederick Countlans
Potomac
Miss Ruth Wrightson Dies After Auto Accident
Miss Ruth Fisher Wrightson 42 eldest daughter of Mrs James O Wrightson and the late Rev Dr Wrightson died Friday afternoon from a heart attack while preparing to back her car near a new Baltimore development. She was principal of the elementary grade at Friends School in Baltimore and is survived by her mother and several siblings. Funeral services were held at 2 pm at 2718 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore, with interment in London Park cemetery.
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Ruth Fisher Wrightson
James O. Wrightson
Miss Wrightson
Beloved Romanian Queen Dowager Marie Stricken in Romania
Marie of Roumania known as queen mother of the Balkans was reported to be holding her own after a sudden illness developed into partial paralysis. The March 15 AP dispatch notes her steady condition despite the health scare.
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Bucharest
Toumanst
APD
Dowater
Roumania
Ote
Balkans
Ministers Hold Monthly Meet Among Frederick Clergy
The Frederick County Ministerial Association convened at the YMCA with Rev. Dr. Harvey A. Fesperman of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church delivering a forceful address on the supreme passion of a minister to build the Kingdom of God and win souls. The gathering opened with devotions and included a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for many pastors and their spouses.
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Harvey A. Fesperman
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Jesus
Fesperman
Christ
Father
A. S. Peeler
Lovettsville
North Carolina
DeWitt P. Zuse
WH. E. Krone
Thurmont
Alten
Francis Scott Key
Joseph
Apple
S.lira Arnold
W. R. Srarnhart
Pureall
Nelson C. Brown
Raymond Hunter Brown
E. D. Bright
Ney
At'¥ Ul Conner
Everett W. Culp
Mel. 'Fearnow
J. Frank Fife
J W
Melvin R. Morris
A. OR Null
W. EF. Nelson
Ernest A. Otto
G. W. Paul
A. S. Pecler
Charles L. Ritter
W.c.hayals
Ta. Roy Sovacool
Elmer P. Schildt
F. R. Seibel, Jr
Charles D. Shafer
Robert L. Sherry
Harvey S Shue
John C. Stuf
C. ST. Shull
J. F. Minor Simpson
Clark S Smith Hew
John G Traver
Amos J. Teaver
GE Turner
Charlies
Fo Wehler
iMre Poh Williams
Dewitt P
Garden Cuts by Sandy Spring Speaker at Therras Home
Stuart Haller, landscape architect for Frederick, addressed the Garden Club at the Therras residence in Sandy Spring on March 15. He presented slides showing garden designs and discussed landscape ideas with club members.
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Sandy
T. ‘Stuart Haller
Tor Frederick
Mre
Frederick J. Therras
Snowstorm Baffles Highways Across Pennsylvania
Snow blankets Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh as crews clear roads. Snow depths reach up to seven inches in Somerset County and four inches in Pittsburgh while roads stay slick and minor crashes rise. State police warn motorists to drive slowly as visibility and travel remain hazardous statewide.
May Queen and Court Nominations at Iood College
Nominations for May Queen Prince Hood and Jester at Iood College unveil student contenders from Maryland Pennsylvania and Washington D C. Senior class members are listed with two Frederick county girls among Prince Hood and two among Jester nominees.
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May Queen
Prince Hood Jester
Prince Hood
Jester
Iood College
Frederick County
Sara Jane Martin
Altoona
Jane Elizabeth Stuart
Passaic
N. J
Lois Evang Clayton
Pottsville
Bianche L Weest
Chester
Marjorie B. Carney
Pittsburgh
Doris K. Witmer
Hanover
Elizabeth Lee Lombard
Washington
Nice Has Colds Stays 4 In Bed At Annapolis
Annapolis March 15 AP Governor Harry W Nice was kept in bed by a severe cold though he said he is not seriously ill. He planned to stay home and return to work tomorrow while Attorney General Herbert R OConnor had not yet reported on the legality of two bills extending terms of members of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission and the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Herbert R. O'Conor
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commissiion
O Conor
Pope Plans Par Maat In Easter Services
Vatican sources say Pope Pius will participate in Easter ceremonies despite a brief period of prostration yesterday. The pontiff's condition is normal and he has recovered quickly, with weather conditions noted but not affecting plans for the Easter services.
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Pope
Vatican City
Mar
Pius
Vatican
Fire damages city home on West Second Street
Smoke damage estimated at more than 311 dollars occurred when a plan oil burner leaked in the laundry room of Harry J Lebhers’s home at West Second Street and Castlese Avenue. Fire was extinguished with water by Mr Lebhers after discovery by Mrs Lebhere. insurer coverage reported.
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Harry
J. Lebhers
West Second Street
Castlese Avenue
Lebhers
Everedy Company
Lebhere
Strikers Ordered Out of Chrysler Plant In Michigan
The Chrysler Corporation sits idle as 4000 sitdown workers halt operations, 65 000 other employees idle since Monday. Circuit Judge Alten Campbell granted the injunction, holding Wagner act does not grant owners the right to occupy property, urging no compromise and warning the writ will issue. Attention shifts to Washington as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on the Wagner act’s constitutionality.
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Michigan
Chrywer Corporation
Alten Campbell
Grinting
Campbell
Washington
Supreme Court
Treasury Watches March Income Tax Receipts Rise
Washington March 15 AP Treasury officials counted on a flood of income tax returns to bolster the budget for the remainder of the fiscal year. More than 3,000,000 returns were expected to be filed today, half the total. offices remain open until midnight. March receipts could reach 840 million dollars, the largest since World War II, possibly eliminating the need for extra borrowing this year.
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Washington
Treasury
Melats
Funeral Services For Three More Miners Held
Logan W Va March 18 AP Funeral services were held today for three of the eighteen miners killed by the Macbeth mine explosion as rescuers labored to cut a new passageway to reach seven bodies still in the mine. Three shifts of about 40 men worked continuously, and officials said the effort would continue until all bodies are found, despite coal and rock falls blocking the routes. Funeral services were held yesterday in heavy rain.
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Logan
W. Va
Macbeth
Market Dips as Strike Troubles Erode Profit Margins
New York stock dealings opened quietly with declines of several points as strike controversies threaten profits. Traders feared reduced margins if settlements lag. Sterling opened around 45 8 16 per dollar amid mixed early action.
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New York
Sterling
Hit And Run Driver Drags Body For Mile
William 2. lotitisotn 0 was killed today by a hit and run auto which police said dragged his body nearly no mie. His maneled body, the skin worn from his back by the dragging, was fricta re muddle af the road. One of his cubber boots was mixes sing. Sergeant John Ho Sawers of the Anne Arundelemimly police said he found the boat nearly a mile away with a spot of blood in the snow mear if a caroner fury re turned a verdict that he had been killed by an unidentified motorist.
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Pasadena
William
Lotitisotn
John Ho Sawers
Anne Arundelemimly
Fury
Plans to Limit Courts Triggered in Senate Debate
Washington March 1 AP Senator Norris and Independent Nebraskans proposed amendments to curb federal judiciary powers. A life tenure for judges was criticized as monarchy like while other ideas seek nine year terms or restricting Supreme Court size. Opposition leaders anticipated hearings next week with law deans backing reorganizing the judiciary.
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Nours
Senate
Norris
Supreme Court
Comstiiin
DHS
van Nuys
Ind
Wheeler
Dein
Montana
Drunken Driver Pleads Guilty in Maryland Road Incident
Frederick man Thomas Philips pled guilty to drunken driving after a chase on the Middlesburg road three miles south of Greencastle. Corporal C W Grein of the Pennsylvania State Police testified Philips tried to avoid stop by veering toward the patrol car and forcing three workmen and other motorists to step aside.
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J. Glenn Benedict
Thomas Philips
Frederick
Chambersburg
Suer
Watson R. Davison
Philige
C. W Grein
Pennsylvania
Sgbway Patrol
Philips
Middlesburg
Greencastle
Grein
30th Anniversary In Business Ts Observed
A. F Fisher was given a surprise dinner at Sauble's Inn Friday night by his seventeen employees in celebration of thirty years in the heating business on East Patrick street. Each employee spoke of their tenure with the firm, noting William H P Canway’s thirty years of service, and many had twenty or more years with the company. It was pointed out that McFisher apparently did not believe in the unlucky thirteen superstition since it was March 17, 1907 when she purchased the stave business, formerly the St Thomas Company, at 13 East Patrick street.
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Sauble's Inn
Wugressey Contaaiask Baa
East Patrick Street
Willam HP Canway
Verare
Mc Fiahee
St Thomas Company
East
Patrick Street
ET Ray Associates
Dasa
teHingwoakers Hines
Landon
Mayflower
Belan McMahon
McGrady
District of Columbia
WD Department of Dustier
D. J
National Labor Relations Board
Washington Strikes Shadow Capitol Hotel Turmoil
Washington witnesses a major hotel strike at the Willard during a high profile convention. Waiters and cooks picket the lobby, dining room, and kitchen as labor leaders and officials negotiate with Assistant Labor Secretary Edward McGrady to avert disruption. The episode draws Maj. George L Berry and other figures, reshaping access to the venue while unions seek recognition and a bargaining agreement.
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Washington
John Lewis
Edward T McGrady
Matestro
I Jabor
Willard Hotel
Tsan Stulke
Toon
Union Met
Halord Herry
Lewis
Eve Arate
Ian
Deadera
Lieutenant Massie Marries Former Seattle Resident
Lieutenant Thomas Massie, a naval officer tied to a 1990s case, wed the former K. Storms of Seattle in a Reno divorce proceeding background. The ceremony follows a tense past including a Hawaii incident involving a native death and a trial leading to short sentences for Massie and relatives.
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Wash
Thomas Massie
Bawall
K. Storms
Masse
Reno
Hawaii
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Masee
Granville Fortescue
Massies
Mans ‘Slaughire
United States
Mery Maser
Sharifs
Maseee
Puget’ S Sound
Supreme Court Refuses Review on Wagner Gases Case
The Supreme Court declines to review six Wagner Gases challenges and a related social security case. Justices offer no view on the merits, postponing final ruling on constitutional wage laws and several other petitions. One opinion issued. announcements planned for March 29 after a two week recess.
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Supreme Court
Wagner
Washington
Cass
Jean March
Selusim
Rene Sons
Washinton
New York
Nerim
Narnain
Federal District Court
Blue Ridge Summit Fire Company Seeks County Help
A Blue Ridge Summit Fire Company delegation urged Frederick County Commissioners to fund fire protection for Harvers District, noting they pay taxes yet receive no county support. They explained nearby towns rely on Pennsylvania services, while Montgomery and Emmitsburg cover limited areas, and expect county aid or inclusion in a responsive funding body. The board showed concern but cited the county’s distribution rules and potential cross-state grants as complicating factors.
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Frederick County
Blue Ridge Summit
Harvers
Frederick
Washington County
Blue Ridge Company
Commissioner Board
Miller
Clarence
Ivan Brown
Francis HW. Manahan
Sabillasville
Viestor F. Cullen
Sabillanville
Seven To Represent Maryland At Antietam Ceremony
A joint resolution seeks Maryland representation at the National Antietam commemoration in Washington county near Septembre. The celebration will be observed as Maryland day with a designated committee to attend the event.
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Antietam
Annapolia
Maryland
Washington County
Marland
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