Local births and births noted in community personals
Mr and Mrs Marlow Hissey announce a daughter Teresa Elizabeth born Saturday morning March 39. Harold Harshman and partner announce their fourth son Charles Daniel born March 16 at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds nine and three quarter ounces. Mrs Harshman is Edythe Brandenburg of near Urbana. Mrs Carroll Horine attends Phi Mu convention March 25 26 27 in Washington. Helen Dietz a Baltimore nursing student was elected president of the February class. Numerous visitors at the home of Blanche Grimes and son Sheridan Legore listed including Bowers Smith West Grimes Fogle and many others. W Leslie Burger Jr Kansas University NSF pre doctoral fellow in zoology for 5556 year. Matthew Griffin Bowers born weighing seven pounds at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Thursday. Hugh Louis Wirth born March 17 at Frederick Memorial Hospital eight pounds three ounces. Marshall Wetzel announces birth of RON Michaelyn at Keuhjerick Memorial Hospital.
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Marlow Hissey
Lee Place
Teresa Elizabeth
Harold Harshman
Airy
Charles Daniel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harshman
Edythe Brandenburg
Charles T. Brandenburg
Urbana
Carroll L. Horine
Middletown
Phi Mu Sorority
Raleigh Hotel
Washington
Hernel
Delta Zeta
Phi Mu
University of Cincinnati
Helen G. Dietz
South Market Street
Baltimore
Cbr
Mykateste
Blanche Grimes
Sheridan
Legore
Paul Bowers
Raymond Smith
Donald West
Kenneth Grimes
Robert Fogle
Joseph Bell
Larry Potts
James Jr
Harry Patrick
Douglas Grimes
Robert Fogle Sr
W. Leslie Burger ,Jr
W. L. Burger Sr
Culler Avenue
University of Kansas
National Science Foundation
James H. Bowers Jr
East Second Street
Matthew Griffin Bowers
Lilbourne
Wirth
RFD
Frederick
Hugh Louis Wirth
Marshall Wetzel
Ron
Michaelyn
Keujerick Memorial Hospital
A Hoover Commission plan to reform federal health services
The Hoover Commission proposes 29 recommendations aimed at ending chaos in federal medical and health activities, trimming waste and duplication, and ending abuses. It estimates annual savings of 250 to 300 million dollars, with total 1954 health spending at 4.1 billion. The report urges immediate action on creating a Federal Advisory Council of Health to review policies and improve coordination.
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Hoover Commission
Isself
Congress
Advisory Council of Health
Commission
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Commons Ne The Nawe Moreh
Col Ira Tyler longtime Frederick banker and Civil War Union officer died at 42 after a long illness. He was captured and jailed in Richmond for nine months during the conflict. Independent Hose Company accepts Hagerstown Fire Department invitation to State Firemen’s Association meeting June 7 8 9 and may take its steamer to the event. William D Bowers Lumber Co rewarded firemen with cigars for saving property in a recent fire. Officer Simpson begins renumbering Frederick houses with a 2978 canvass. many homes have multiple doors complicating totals. Salahulung crews gut sleeping room upgrades for Junior Fire Company. former Brachey’s Saloon space to storage.
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Ira Tyler
First National Bank
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Col. Tyler
Richmond
Independent Hose Company
Hagerstown
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Congress
Eastland
Mississippi
Waiters
Pennsylvania
Daily Worker
Klaus Fuchs
America
Yalta
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Red China
Mars
Righia
Sick Miss Margaret Rose Kreh Improves at Home
Miss Margaret Rose Kreh confined to 705 Fairview avenue is improving. Master Charles Lakel three years old son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Lake Jr of Lee Place underwent chest surgery at University Hospital Baltimore and returned home this morning after five days in hospital. Miss T Louise Engle at 412 North Bentz Street returned home Sunday from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Paul E Flimes Sr, a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, returned to North Bentz Street and is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rose Kreh
Fairview Avenue
Charles Lakel
Charles F. Lake
Lee Place
University Hospital
Baltimore
Young Lake
T. Louise Engle
North Bentz Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul E. Flimes Sr
Engaged: Sanders Bowne Plans March 1933 Wedding
Colusmus of the News notes engagements and weddings in Emmitsburg and nearby towns. May Sanders of Emmitsburg and Donald Bowne of Matawan are announced with a September wedding planned at Metuchen New Jersey. Nancy Lee Delaner and Harry W Baker set April ceremony at Grace Evangelical Church Jefferson.
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Matawan
N. J
Drake Business College
New Beanswick
No J
Socony Paint Products Co
Metuchen
N. W
Cumberland River Crest Threat Raises Flood Alarms
Nashville reports the Cumberland River swelling to seven feet above flood stage amid the region's heaviest rainfall in 30 years. National Guard Red Cross and civil defense workers help evacuate homes as creeks and rivers surged. Forecasts warn of more rain while Germany reports U S Army to discharge 4 567 soldiers for below standard mental aptitude tests.
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Nashville
Cumberland
Ibelow Standard
Heidelberg
Germany
U. S. Army
Europe
Bill Prohibits Sales To Children in Maryland Legislature
A Maryland bill to bar sale of crime comics and sex magazines to children advances. The House approved it by a 9-4-4 vote and sent it to the Senate. The measure, drafted with the attorney general’s aid, narrows earlier restrictions and carves out accounts of crime in newspapers from the ban while prohibiting materials deemed obscene or indecent for those under 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
House
Senate
Attorney General
Dick Tracy
Rescue Three Trapped In Cave Under Parkway
A teenage boy Ronald Tevlin aged 15 and two girls Jacqueline Weber 13 and Joele Weber 16 were rescued from a cave under the Henry Hudson Parkway in Upper Manhattan. They say they had been trapped since Saturday when the entrance narrowed. Police noted friends who brought food were not asked to help. The father reported them missing yesterday and a neighborhood youth guided rescuers to the cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ia
Henry Hudson Parkway
Ronald Tevlin
Jacqueline Weber
Joele
Upper Manhattan
Graham Crusade Draws 13,000 to Glasgow Hall
Billy Graham opened a Scotland evangelistic crusade in Glasgow at Kelvin Hall drawing about 13,000 worshippers. The American evangelist hailed the turnout as the greatest yet and hundreds moved to a side room for private counseling after his appeals to make decisions for Christ.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Billy
Graham
Hall
Christ
Families Earning $5000 Plus Rise Since War Years
A Commerce Department study shows 4 percent of families earn $5000 or more and 55 percent make $4000 or more annually. Since 1947 the number under $4000 dropped 20 percent while those over $4000 increased 71 percent, signaling a large upward shift in family incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesabe
Commerce Department
Father of Ten Killed by Tractor in Maryland Farm Accident
In Lunaconing, Maryland, 38 year old Lawrence Winfield Miller, a farmer and father of ten, died when his tractor overturned while showing two of his sons how he wanted the work done. Miller's death, ruled an accidental crush injury, occurred as he attempted to pull a drag load up a dirt incline. One son described the scene and Miller’s eight other children survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunaconing
Lawrence Winfield Miller
Joh L. Miller
Miller
Cather
Milley
HL VY. Deming
Africany County Medical Cyaniner
Signs Democrats Fumble Ball On Yalta Papers
Washington column argues Democrats must denounce secret diplomacy and publish all facts from Yalta to avoid political damage. It cites Roosevelt and Truman era executive agreements, advocates constitutional checks like Bricker amendment, and urges bipartisan resolve to resist appeasement and protect national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Yalta
I Demnr Sotr
Renennshana Ibe
Roosevelt
Uni Verie Aos Atuvine Ps
Japan
Korea
Democratic Party
Considentlal
Congress
Truman
George
Bricker
Senator Gore Recalls Nervous Moments Aboard Atomic Nautilus
Senator Albert Gore D Tennessee recounts an all night cruise aboard the Nautilus, the world’s first atomic powered submarine. He describes nervous twinges during dives past 300 feet, the reactor’s energy, and the crew’s living quarters, tests, and the ship’s immense power. Also notes a 30th wedding anniversary for Samuel and Mrs Eppley, with family celebrations. a seventh birthday party for Arnold Covell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gore
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Emery
Associated Press
Sen
Washington
U D C Planning For Divisional Meeting
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy holds its March meeting at Mrs. Garnett Ball home on West Church Street. Plans for the Maryland Division semi annual meeting in the city on April 27 are discussed. Division president Mrs. Cecil Holt Milliken to preside. A luncheon at the Vo. FW Country Club follows with Miss Marr C. Ott to address the assembly. An April 18 ground breaking in Richmond for the National Memorial building was announced. Mary Williamson donated a brass candlestick once owned by Patrick Henry to be used by the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter with proceeds to National Headquarters pudd ing fund. Sixteen members and guests attended.
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Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Garnett Ball
West Church Street
Maryland
Cecil Holt Milliken
Vo. FW
Poin
Aliss Marr C. Ott
Miriam Feely
J. C. White
Jophe Heten
Sliss Kridadines
Catherine Long
Feels
Richmond
National Memorial Building
Women of the Confederacy
Mary Williamson
Patrick Henry
National Headquarters Pudding Fund
Deposition Taken In Manslaughter Case
State witness deposition completed to close case in manslaughter by automobile trial of Harold G. Harte of Wolfsville. Pleasants testimony cited memory of collision on August 29 near Thurmont. defense evidence postponed due to judge's illness. Earlier, an appeal on a separate DUI conviction by Harold R. Toms was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Harte
Wolfsville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Samuel W. Bartick
William O. Pleasants
Baltimore
Frances E. Pleasants
Thurmont
Harne
Airs
Pleasants
George J. Nugent
Ime
Harold R. Toms
Mr. Barrick
B'nai B'rith Officers Elected At Meeting
Joseph Blum and Alex Smallberg were elected co chairmen of B'nai B'rith Lodge of Frederick at the lodge hall on Thursday night. Norman Roth Jack Cohen Nathan Jacobson and others were named officers and trustees for the coming year. The group planned activities and a plaque for outstanding citizen of the year. Refreshments followed the meeting. In other news an ad for a lost gold breast pin was quickly answered with the pin found and returned to Mrs Emma S Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blum
Alex Smallberg
B'nai Brith Lodge
Frederick
Norman Roth
Jack Cohen
Nathan Jacobson
Henry Serepca
Albert Hirsch
Serepca
Sidney Stern
Ned Levian
Theodore Lichtenstein
Lew Greenberg
Herman Miller
Leonard Zimmerman
Mr. Serepea
Ira Abelow
Irving Zuckerman
House Committee
Barney Kandel
William Selzer
Michael Peregoff
Jack Weissman
the News
All Saints Episcopal Church
West Second Street
Emma S. Quinn
Traitor of Yalta defaces Roosevelt statue in Grosvenor Square
Red paint smeared the base of a President Roosevelt statue in London's Grosvenor Square early today with the slogan Traitor of Yalta. Police investigated the incident as vandalism, with no injuries reported and no immediate arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yalta
President Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
First coffee machine installed in Court House corridor
A novelty arouses Frederick readers as the first coffee dispensing device arrives in the Court House corridor. The crowded nook hosts automated refreshment stands, including a cigarette vendor and a cake machine, while a free electrified fountain cools passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Women’s Army Corps Praised In Big Volume
The Army defends its women in uniform against wartime slander. An 800 page official history recounts the WAC’s formation and development, with a foreword by Maj. Gen. Orlando Ward acknowledging past misunderstandings. The author is Mattie F. E. Treadwell, a WAC state officer and Civil Defense Administration official in Dallas.
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Washington
Women's Army Corps
Army
Orlando Ward
Wacc
Ward
WAC
Mattie FE
Treadwell
Dallas, Tex
Civil Defense Administration
Soviets May Try To Restrain China On Formosa Attack
Sen George (D Ga) warned a meeting of big powers could lead Moscow to restrain Peiping from attacking Formosa. He noted he spoke for himself and favored a heads of state conference without preconditions. Market prices listed include Wheat at 2.00 per bushel and Corn at 7.00 per barrel.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Moscow
Peiping
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McDowell
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Friedel
Garmatz
Lankford
Devereux
Hyde, Miller
Nawe Moreh
Simpson
Board of Aldermen
Salahulng
Brachey
F. 8- Sappington
Leslie R. Delaner
Daugster
Nancy Lee
Harry W Baker
Harry BR. Baker
Jefferson
Grace Evangelical
Frederick County
Brusswick
Democratic State Central Committee
EB. Eyneh Gross
Brunswick
Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Frederick City
Masonic Order
Samuel G. Duvall
Orphans Court
Cumberland River
Churchill
Americans For Democratic Action
Nanenunner Avinrte
Lee
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Radi Sen
Samuel Eppley
West Fourth Street
Bruce Delauder
Epptey
Herbert S Eppier
Carlton & Eppley
Walkersville
Thomas S. Bader
Glen Burnie
Eppley
Arnald Covell
Evelyn Covell
Mro
Vicetor Rapinn
Isks
Brunswark
My. Kaplan
VY. Kaplan Co
Sears
Popante
U.D. C
B'nai B'rith
Bers
Harlan Hantson
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Harlan Hanson
John Hanson
Charles Countjan
NEA Service, Inc
Minnesota
Norway
Christopherson
The
Daughters of the Americani
Revolution
National Dar
William Tyler Page
Herman Weener
Ned G. Levien
Hollywood
Sonya Levien
Carl Hovey
California
Lasky
Oklahoma
iScreen Writers’ Guild
India
New York
Tamara
Mario Lanza
Serge
Eugene Ormandy
Women’s Army Corps
China
Darkest Man
Egins
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