Building Damage Suit Heard
A landlord versus tenant case moved to the Circuit Court this morning for a jury decision. Howard Stevens owner of the Airport farm on U S 15 north seeks damages to his buildings while the farm was rented to Roger Finnerfreck. Finnerfreck claims alfalfa crop ensilage value of a sugar corn crop. Witnesses testified on repairs and alleged lease breaches. Jury members listed and recessed for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stevens
U.S. 15 North
Roger Finnerfreck
Finnerfreck
Benia B. Rosenstock
Mars. Stevens
Edward D. Storm
Sens
Storm
Stevens
Finneyfrock
Finneyffrock
Paul K Shafer
Middletown
Millard Bartholow
Jenkins Brothers Cannery
Finnerfrock
Bartholow
Cannery
Hood Geisbert
Urbana
Fin- Bevirock
Airport Farm
John T. Best Jr
Foreman
Michael E. Pue
James 0. Ecker
Frances E. Rice
Howard T. Miller
Beatrice Mae Shaft
Bertram Hii
Ruth A. Ash
Josce S. Helfenstein
Mary B. Young
Margaret L. Crowther
Charles E. Murphy
Fire Engine Rams Truck injures four in crash
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania four people were hurt when a fire engine racing to a ring accident collided with a truck. The front end was damaged and the Friends Union Company's vehicle sustained damage. Damages were estimated at 90 dollars for the fire truck and 12 dollars for the tractor trailer.
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Chambersburg
Interih
Tri Punties
Friendsiun Company
Wee Women Well If It Isn't You And Your Worst Enemy
A brief column quotes an irreverent exchange about rivalry and personal stakes. The fragment hints at a humorous confrontation between a speaker and a recurring opponent, capturing a witty social moment.
City Man Has 1st Successful Shipboard Heart Operation
Donald W. Kline, a 37 year old navy man from this city, is reported to be the first to survive a shipboard heart operation involving massaging the heart. He suffered a coronary attack aboard the aircraft Independence at sea and was later treated at Portsmouth Naval Hospital after a dramatic series of chest openings, blood loss, and multiple operations.
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Navy
Donald W. Kline
Kline
West South Street
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Naval Hospital
Independence
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Kime
Wife Of Rev Bowlus Dies At Age 89
Mrs Bertha Louise Bowlus wife of Rev John S Bowlus of near Jefferson died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a heart attack and weeks of illness She was 89 born in 187? and educated at Maryland Collegiate Inst Union Bridge She and John S Bowlus married 1904 and lived on the Broad Run farm She was active in Pleasant View Church of the Brethren and taught in Sunday School She is survived by her husband three daughters Miss Sara E Bowlus Grace B Kacessi of Kensington Emmett R Bowlus a City Alderman and Miss Rush L Bowlus one grandchild and several siblings and nephews Funeral arrangements unsettled in Burkits
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Bertha Louise Bowlus
Ife
John S. Bowlus
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial
Bowlus
Joseph Mr
Ann Line Rowland
Fairplay
Ashington County
Airs
Bovlus
Maryland
Union Bridge
Broad Run
Pleasant View
Church of the Brethren
Burkittsville
Joan S. Bo
Grace B. Kacessi
Kensington
Sara E. Bowlus
Emmett RB. Bowlus
Rush L. Bow
Ja L. Is Hoecker
Gettesburg
Rowland
Washington
Roland. Hazerstown
Elia Reichard
Fai
M. Portia - 2
Burkitis
Fueral
Scouts Field Day 2 At McCurdy Field
Ton D Gr aciiinies chairman. All day programs begin at eight o clock with administration and will continue as trophies awarded to winning groups. Green Mb events conducted on a patrol basis with a top patrol trophy. Senior Scouts assist judges. Order of the Arrow and Explorers aid in events alongside adults. Field day aims to boost outdoor skills with knot tying fire building tug of war blind compass course and campcraft.
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Ton
D. Graciiinies
Order of the Arrow
Green
Renn To Attend Cumberland Meet
County officials discuss tax options and revenue strategies as Cumberland Meet approaches. Carroll County plans representation for the first time with Burien Cannon expected to attend. other counties explore cigarette or local taxes to fund costs. Stock market opening sees mixed activity with small shifts in key electronics and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Maryland
Burien Cannon
New York
Bids Open for Furnishings at Walkersville Urbana Schools
Eight firms entered bids for classroom furniture for Walkersville Junior-Senior High and Urbana Elementary. Apparent low bids for full furniture packages ranged from 12,654.43 to 18,317.70, with folding chairs bids noted separately. Purchasing specs may affect contract award despite low figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Urbana
Board of Education
East Church Street
Harry V. Frushour
Frederick Ice Supply Company
Frederick Office Supply Company
Baltimore Stationery Company
Baird Seating Company
Baltimore
Flowers Equipment Company
Richmond
American Seating Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frederick
James T. Verney and Sons
Baltimore Statonery Company
Standard Store Equipme Company of
Westmoreland Metal Manufacturing Company
Phiadelphia
Weather Drives High Waters In Area Streams
Warm temperatures and light rain push Potomac and Monocacy rivers higher than normal. Snowmelt from mountains adds to the rise as forecast rain keeps rivers full and could trigger flooding if warmth continues. A dampening rain today slows garden work and delays spring plowing amid a lamb like March outlook.
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Potomac River
Monocacy
Junction
Mo Oor
Tis
Cers
Cause Of Tatum’s Death Is Disclosed
In Chapel Hill, the late UNC football coach Jim Tatum died from a disease linked to the Rocky Mountain spotted fever era and hospital records indicate a specific cause, with details released by the associated medical authorities.
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Tatum
Chapel Hill
Jim Tatum
University of North Carolina
Rocky Mountain
Ike
E Tatum
Farm life fades as big business steps in for farms
Knoxville reports voices from University of Arkansas and others warn that modern farming is a big business requiring heavy investment. Analysts say 50 000 to 100 000 dollars are needed to run a farm yielding around 3 500 a year, far below semi skilled urban wages. The note highlights family free labor and asks if back yard gardens offer relief.
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Knoxville
Tenniap
Joen Martin
University of Arkansas Department of Agrical Economics
Wal
Papa
Mama
State of Emergency in South Africa Sparks Cape Town Arrests
Massive march of more than 36 000 against racial policy surrounds Caledon Square station in Cape Town as Prime Minister Verwoerd proclaims a state of emergency under the Public Safety Act. A dawn roundup nets over 150 opponents with police using tear gas and rifle fire to disperse crowds.
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Johannesburg
Cape Town
Caledon Square
Terblanche
Africa
Langa
Hendrik Ver Oerd
South Africa
Erasmus
African Press Assn
Worcester
Nesra
U N Warned Debate May Incite Riot
South Africa's U N delegate Bernardus Fourie withdrew from the Security Council table warning that an immediate debate on South African racial turmoil could inflame domestic strife. He sought new instructions from his government and suggested a potential boycott depending on those orders. The council opened a full discussion on the issue as Fourie cautioned against further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
South Africa
U.N
Security Council
Bernardus Gerhardus Fourie
Council
Fourie
General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arkady A. Sobolev
Co Chairmen Named In Frederick Memorial Hospital Drive
Mrs. Charles H. Woodman and Mrs. Frank D. Worthington were named co chairmen for the Metropolitan division of Freder ick Memorial Hospital’s 650000 building fund campaign. The announcement came from campaign general chairman W. Jarboe Grove. Woodman, a hospital board member and Cancer Society director, and Worthington, a Red Cross nursing services chair, urge city residents to support the drive as emergency patient care at the hospital totaled over 7000 cases last year. Meteorology notes follow with a five day forecast from the Associated Press indicating temperatures about 5 degrees above normal with mixed precipitation and weekend warming trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Woodman
Frank D. Worthington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Jarboe Grove
Woodman
Board of Managers
Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Worthington
Womens
Frederick
American Red Cross
Eaay
Ane
Dra
Frederick Memorial Hosp
Associated Press
Norman Loys
Famed Race Horse Farm Is Sold Near Walkersville
Frederick County's Glade Valley Farm near Walkersville has been sold to Glade Valley Farms Inc. Col and Mrs Harry B Marcus remain part owners through the new corporation with Dr Robert A Leonard and Jack Bender. Consideration was about 125000. The farm has hosted horses like Challedon Gallorette Alerted and Built Lea. The property sits along Route 112.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Glade Valley Farm
Court House
Harry B. Marcus
The
Glade Valley Farms Inc
Maercuses
Robert A. Leonard
Jack Bender
Washington
Leonard
Tantown
Marcuses
Challedon
Gallorette
Alerted
Buil Lea
Mar
Temperance Meet Held In Bar Banquet Reopened in Bar
TORONTO AP The Ontario Temperance Federation announced Tuesday a banquet will be held in the bar while a room is reopened with speeches and fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Toronto
Ontari Terrance Federation
Floods menace Midwest sweep Nebraska and surrounding states
Widespread spring floods from swollen rivers and ice jams menace the Midwest. Nebraska declares disaster areas in seven eastern counties as hundreds are evacuated from Fremont Valley and Columbus. Tornadoes struck Iowa Missouri Illinois and Wisconsin with no injuries but substantial property damage and at least six deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Tne
Associated Press
Midwest
Ta Vy
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Omaha
Platte River
Army
National Guard
Fremont
Valley
Columbus
Illinois
Missour
Homebuilder Guilty of Stop Sign Violation in Court
Local homebuilder J William Brosius Jr was found guilty of failing to stop for a stop sign at the Hallenger Creek Pike U S 30 intersection. He received a $10 fine suspended by Magistrate Byron W Thompson as trooper Robert Snyder warned that the right of way signs are the most dangerous installed in years and Brosius and his attorney Manuel Weinberg argued the intersection resembled others around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Brosius Jr
Snyder
Brosius
Manuel Weinberg
Ugh
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Bertha Bowlus
Scouts
McCurdy Field
Renn
Cumberland
Urbana Schools
Potomac
S. Africa
Orlando Negro
U. N
Bull Lea
Charles H Woodman
Metropolitan Division of Frederick Memorial Hospital
Amipaign
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