Henry Falk Dies at 41 in Frederick Home
Frederick man Henry Falk 41 died suddenly at 11 30 p m Monday of an acute heart condition at his home 103 East Fourth street He was a former alderman and longtime businessman treasurer of Fredericks Serv-U have-L stores and a leader in local fraternal groups He served in World War I and was active in church and civic affairs Funeral services with Masonic rites were planned at Evangelical Lutheran church with burial at Mt Olivet cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fahrner Falk
Frederick
East Fourth Street
Mr. Falk
Elizabeth F. Davis Falk
John W Falk
Frederick High School
Busiess
Falk's Grocery
Teast Fourth Street
Figs Wildest
Four Distributors
Maryland
U. S. Air Force
LSB
Falk
Beanecheal Lutheran Church
Sun- Say
Lynch Lodge
A. Fo
Marsons
Enoch Royal Arch Chanter
Herwig Falk
Barbara H Falk
John W.W. Falk Frederick
J. William Falk
Washington
James Ho Falk
Robert L. Grove
George W. Wenzel
Carlton L. Baumgardner
Funeral Home
East Patrick Street
Twa N'Clack
J. Will
Mt. Olivet
CoFune and Son
Five Day Forecast and Weather Notes
A five day forecast predicts slightly warmer Thursday with little change Friday and likely Saturday, followed by Sunday tides. Temperatures average near normal, with upper 20s to mid 30s in southern and eastern counties. A political note states Eisenhower opposed Washington level conferences with Russia in the eastern powers bloc.
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Tees
Fisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Warning Issued Heavy Rains Flood Local Roads
Heavy rains pushed streams over banks across the Monocacy area with 2.02 inches reported at the airport weather station. Buckeystown Urbana and Biggs Ford Roads closed as rivers rose. Potomac within bank at Brunswick but high water forecast for 24 hours upstream. Wet colder weather after today with March precipitation near five inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Weather Bureau
Buckeystown
Urbana
Biggs
Ceres‘ville
Hansonville
Frederick Junction
Hunting Creek
Frederick Road
Loys Covered Bridge
Fishing
Lewistown
Middle Creek
Middletown
Israel's Creek
Ceresville
State Roads Commission
Potomac River
Hank
Brunswick
Potomac
Staties Hisseu
Strate
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Weather Bureau Warns Severe Storms Hit Maryland Coast
The Weather Bureau issued a warning that Maryland and Delaware face a line of strong storms this afternoon. Cold air moving in will bring scattered severe thunderstorm activity with winds possibly 50 to 60 mph and hail. Readers are urged to take precautions.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Marland
Maryland
Delaware
Clergy Outline Mental Illness Work At County Meeting
Rev Robert Nace explains parish clergy roles with the mentally ill to the County Ministers Association at Walkersville. He defines mental illness as loss of faith and notes about half of hospital beds held by the mentally ill. pastors urged education and rehabilitation. Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnautfer to speak on Juvenile Delinquency at the April 25 Graceham Moravian church meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Ministers Association
Robert Nace
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Washington
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Frederick County
General Assembly
Nace
Howard J McCarney
Middletown
Patrick MM. Schnautfer
Frederik County
Graceham Moravian Church
Rev. H.chottler
Storms strike Ohio area with tornado in Mahoning County
Severe storms hit Ohio with a tornado in the Boardman Poland Village area of Mahoning County. One person died and several injured as northern Ohio faced the worst of the damage. Fallen trees and roofless buildings disrupted electrical service across communities amid flash floods and heavy rainfall.
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Cleveland
Oho
Boardman- Poland
Mahoning County
Ohio
Willen
Castel Sovie
44 High School Bands Play At College Park
Maryland high school bands gathered in College Park to perform for judges in a noncompetitive event sponsored by the University of Maryland. Each band played 12 minutes to allow evaluation and peer exposure, with aims to encourage school bands and provide feedback for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Unversity of Maryland
Frederick
Amon Thase
End Segregation Effort Tied to Legal Ruling in Maryland
The Montgomery County Board of Education met privately for two hours to plan ending segregation in county schools contingent on a state attorney general ruling that integration is legal. The statement outlined steps for implementation once clearance is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomees County
Flood Stage Due Tonight
The Potomac River at Cumberland and the Monocacy near Frederick are expected to reach flood stage tonight. Minor flooding possible in Cumberland, with some Jowling area flooding along the Monocacy. Rainfall and cooler conditions spread across Maryland with near term showers. Painting bids due April 12 for Carroll County schools including Westminster High and Union Bridge sites.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Potomac River
Cumberland
Frederick
Monocacy
Potomac
Civer
Washington
Marsland
Maryland
Tle
Carroll Counts Board of Heviations
Aury
Elmer Wolfe
Union Bridge
Westminster High School
Severe Storm Forecast Delineates Baltimore Washington Corridor
The Weather Bureau issues a noon forecast predicting scattered severe thunderstorms this afternoon in a 10 mile wide strip from Martinsburg West Virginia to 50 miles southeast of Dover Delaware. An isolated tornado may accompany the squall line as it moves through the region, with the area including Baltimore and Washington between the cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Martinisburg
W. Va
Dover
Del
Martinsburg
Baltimore
Homemakers Meet Heads to Hear Lola Whitfield at Hood College
Over 450 homemakers are expected Friday afternoon April 1 at Hood College for the annual meeting led by president Mrs Paul Willard. Former Home Demonstration Agent Lola Davis Whitfield will speak, with nominating committee details and new officers to be elected. A tea follows the business session, and retiring officers include Mrs Ray H Smith and Mrs Edgar R Bittie. A four year old, David F Bartlett, was treated after fainting at home and transported to Petok Memorial Hospital.
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Hood College
Lola Davis Whitfield
Beatrice Fehr
Paul Willard
Yellow Springs Homemakers Club
Homemakers Council
Cali Nei
Elmer Michael
Adamstown
Ralph Stottlemeyer
Thurmont
Snader Baker
Unionville
Guy Kline
Algersville
Harry Hamilton
Jug Bridge
Willard
James Working
Walkersville
Virgil Doub
Middletown
Jack McGolerick
New Market
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Robert Dorcus
Woodsboro
Thomas Molesworth
Rosedale
Harold Dlaret
Bradfavk
Whitfield
Fehr
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ford Foundation Cip
Pakistan
Braddock Hall
Council of Homemakers
Sirs Smith
Edgar Rbittie
Myersville
Victor Kafer
Narliamentalal
Building Engineer Proposals Move Through Maryland Senate
State Senate hears bills to appoint a fulltime county building engineer in Frederick County and curb throw away beverage bottles. Frederick delegation’s liquor and beer bills pass the House and head to the Senate with fee increases for licenses and taxes in surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
State Senate
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick
House of Delegates
House
Senate
Raimsburg
Ramsburg
Annapolis
Vies Boon
Ucensesi
Carroll
Montgomery
Montgomers
Montgomery County Council
Oshall
Las Vegas Sees Sixth 1955 A-E Explosive Test
LAS VEGAS NEV The sixth atomic test of the 1955 series was set off by the Atomic Energy Commission at 5 05 am The explosion appeared 75 miles from Yucca Flat with a brief white then orange flash Observers in Las Vegas felt a tremor about seven minutes later likened it to a minor earthquake The blast was described as smaller than the March test yet larger than the baby A bomb and reached San Francisco area visibility
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Los Angeles
AEC
San Francisco
Pap Vaventer
Terr
Dogs Kill 100 Chickens and Two Ducks in Farm Incident
Three dogs at large damaged a flock of about 350 chickens at John Cavell’s East 13th Street property early this morning, killing 11 birds and injuring the rest for about $75 in losses. Two dogs were killed by Cavell. a third escaped, and a fourth dog later killed two ducks belonging to Charles Murray, with total damage around $6. Cavell reports ongoing canine trespass on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavell
East 13Th Street
Cavell
Horace M. Alexander
Charles YT. Murray
RFD
Frederick
Murray
Cavel
Space Ships Will Give Competition To Farmers
Columbus report notes farmers face competition from space ships in future, with leaders urging dramatic, engaging farming to attract bright young scientists. Henry T. McKnight, president of the National Farm Chemuregic Council, calls for making agriculture both challenging and attractive to keep top students on the farm.
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Henry T. McKnight
National Farm Chemuregic Council
Neuberger to Speak Here on April 29 Dinner date moved for Oregon senator
The annual Jefferson-Jackson day dinner in this city will be held Friday April 29 after April 9 was deemed conflicting with Easter plans. Richard L. Neuberger junior Senator from Oregon will attend, with local Democrats sponsoring the event. The Francis Scott Key Hotel hosts the dinner with Elizabeth Knill as general chairwoman. Also noted is the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington set for March 26 to April 3 with trees expected to bloom starting March 26.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Democratic National Committee
Neuberger
United States
Cuete
Fae Dieu
Luau
Coreen
Wayne Morse
University of Oregon
The
Young Democrats
Women’s Democratic League
Jeffersonian Club
Elizabeth Knill
Francis Scott Key
Washington
Washington Board of Trade
Joint Registration To Be Held By Two Little Leagues
Frederick two Little Leagues plan a joint registration before tryouts at Frederick High School gym on April 9 starting 2 PM. Boys age 13 or older by Aug 1 are eligible. 10-11-12 year olds may compete in tournament play. Residency affects league trial location. players stay with current team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Esmnasium of
Frederick High School
Sears
Little League
Fourth Street
Staley Park
M.C. A
Trvin Ramsburg
William Bartzis
National League
National Little League
Carl E. State
Williamsburg
No Word Of Survivors Navy Says
A U S Navy transport plane with 66 aboard crashed into Luaiau mountain at the Laulaile naval ammunition depot on Oahu Hawaii during heavy rain and overcast conditions. The Navy reports no survivors and says rescue teams are at the scene as fire rages and wreckage glows hours after the 7 am crash near Barbers Point. The craft originated from Hickam Field en route to Travis Air Force Base and carried 20 Air Force personnel 16 Navy 18 Army and 2 dependents.
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Honolely IP
U.S. Navy
Hawai Mountain
Navy
Luajualei Naval
Oahu
Honolulu
Roy Essoyan
Essoyan
Hickam Field
Laulailez N Naval Ammunition Depot
Smith
MATS
Washington
Hawaii
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
RDG
Barbers Point
Hickam
Air Force
Army
Pacific Division
Pacific
Beer License Is Suspended For Sanitation Violations
The Class B on sale beer license of William A. Zimmerman doing business as Coloniat Restaurant at 71 South Market street was suspended by County License Commissioner Gail L Cutshall after a hearing. The suspension, effective Thursday midnight, follows Sanitary and health concerns and coincides with the temporary restaurant permit suspension issued yesterday by County Health Officer Dr Forbes H Burgess. Zimmerman waived the 10 day notice and will address the cause for nonrenewal. Attorney E Austin James represented the Commissioner. A deed records sale of property along Angleberger Road in Tuscarora District from 311 and Mrs Wilbur E B Nust to Kenneth Alien Bartgis for about $9,500.
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William A. Zimmerman
Coloniat Restaurant
South Market Street
Gail L Cutshall
Permet
Forbes H. Burgess
Zimmerman
Burgess
Sanitarian J. Alfred Catsail
Health Department
E. Austin James
Angleberger Road
Tuscarora
Wilbur EB
Kenneth Alien Bartgis
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Henry Falk
Henry F. Falk
Assa
New York
Hvr
Real Sas
David F. Bartlett
West
Patrick Street
Petok
United Ambulante
Fatinwine
Anle
Iis
Bartlett
SELIT
Allegany County
Garrett
Columbus
Jefferson-Jackson
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