George A. Dean Buys Adjoining Property On Rec ord Street
Fifty years ago item notes MR. GEORGE A. DEAN purchasing the property adjoining the Home for the Aged on Rec ord street on private terms. The former Wolfe residence had long been owned by the Home. Delegates named to represent Independent Hose Company at State Firemen's Association in Annapolis June 12-13: Keyser Wallace Radcliffe Engle and Delaplaine. E P Mantz and Charles W Ross Jr caught 87 trout fishing in Fishing Creek. August Meier places new delivery wagon on North Market Street built by Hagan Bros. W C T U sewing school closes its tenth year with 137 enrolled and students performing readings and a humorous dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dean
Record Street
Thomas, Wolfe
Independent
Hose Company
State Firemen’s Association
Annapolis
Richard’ Keyser
George Wallace
A Atlee ‘Radcliff
Milton Engle
R. £. Delaplaine
Mary James
Margaret Shipley
Ruth Cornpropst
Dorothy Filler
Hilda Zacharias
Mery Myers
Graces Zimmerman
Rui Habert Korn
May Queen elected at Hood College and local police notes
Miss Blanche Weest of Chestertown and May Day court members are chosen with coronation set for May 8. Thurmont residents report a bold pants burglar, shots fired, and a 25 cent incident. Eleanor Pearre, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. Austin Pearre, recovers from measles. J. Frank Connelly named cashier of Thurmont Bank. President Eisenhower vacation discussion centers on keeping the presidency effective through minimized daily engagements and efficient communication. Notices filed reveal federal tax liens against several individuals and a district official list. Wood products total around 5,559 items from toothpicks to ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Weest
Chester
Hood College
Thurmont
Calvin S. Lohr
Morris Wilhide
Eleanor Pearre
A. Austin Pearce
Lindbergh Avenue
J. Frank Connelly
Chestertown
Thurmont Bank
Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Georgia
Britain
London
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
White House
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
New York’ Herald
Tribume
World Workers Mark May Day Observances Worldwide
May Day celebrations spread across continents with speeches parades and demonstrations. In Moscow a grand parade showcased military power while invitingists noted no new aircraft. in Budapest Ja nos Kadár prepared his first major address since Hungary’s suppression. in Yugoslavia Tito signaled reforms. Peiping hosted half a million Chinese marchers with Mao present. Tokyo saw large crowds amid anti H bomb rhetoric. Mexico City and Buenos Aires prepared for large labor gatherings as workers flocked to public displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Budapest
Red
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Tito
Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Peiping
China
Mao Tze-tung
Klementiyn Voroshilov
Chou En-lai Sellell
New
York
Chi-New York Hospital
Cornell Medna
Indus
Tokyo
Meija Plaza
U.S
Buenos Aires
Mexico
Mexico City
Miss Powell and Miss Sloan Visit In Ireland
Miss Atary Jane Powell of Freder ick and Miss Veronica Sloan of Coun ty Fermanagh Ireland spent several days visiting Miss Powell's parents Mr and Mrs Rager Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atary Jane Powell
Frederick
Veronica Sloan
Fermanagh
Ireland
Local历史 newspaper fragment from Frederick May 1 issue
Fragment of the Frederick Maryland The News issue dated Wednesday May 1. The readable text includes stray newspaper metadata and partial address lines. No clear events, names, or stories are extractable from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fage
Frederick
Fray. Ater | Pane & Meg. CO
Noth Coot St Pigne MO
Esate Sarre A
Precerick Me
Crater
Jordan in the spotlight amid fears of wider war
Few nations on earth are less important, yet Jordan draws global attention as wars begin in small states. With 1.5 million people, a third Arab refugees from Israel live in squalor, and observers fear Jordan could become a Sarajevo of World War III, shaping international headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Israel
Sarajevo
Denmark Stays in NATO amid Soviet pressure
Denmark confirms it will remain in NATO, calling the alliance the sole peacekeeping instrument in Europe. Norway also says it will stay, while Soviet threats tied to base use loom over Denmark, West Germany, and Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Russia
NATO
Europe
Norway
Moscow
Iation North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nikolai Bulganin
West Germany
Sweden
H. C. Hansen
Soviet Union
Baltimore policeman beaten by suspect in elevator attack
61-year-old Patrolman James G. Mach was clubbed unconscious during a 15 minute elevator assault by 36-year-old Meadow Bunch after Bunch escaped a third floor detention cell of Central Police Headquarters. Heymann, restaurateur and head of Deutsches Haus Inc, was later found badly beaten. robbery suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
James G. Mach
Meadow Bunch
Bunch
Heinz Heymann
Central Police
Mach
Mack
Fred L.ford
Ford
Deutsches ‘Haus Inc
Heymann
Oldenburg
Germany
Truth Seekers Hold Annual Class Banquet
The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual banquet in the Parish Halls on April 25. A turkey dinner was catered by Charles E. Stup and staff. Rev. Edward N. Hall offered prayers as Mrs. Helen Atchison announced plans for a May or June strawberry festival and a class picnic at 105 West 12th Street lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvery Methodist Church
Charles E. Stup
Edward N. Hall
Markell
Neilson
Helen Atchison
Ilda Kemp
E. C. King
Ruth Wolf
Helen Wickless
Lettie Handler
Edith Eiker
Stella Head
Pauline Koontz
Mary Jane
Storm
Jimmy
Margaret Mayaha
M. ‘Atchison
Walter Eiker
Joe Wolf
Markell Nelson
Atchison
Willliam J. Handley
West 12Th Street
Lucy
Births and visits span families and a Holland film director
A second daughter Grace Elizabeth is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Randolph G Wilson Jr of Charlotte with Mrs Truxal visiting from Hood College. Dr. and Mrs Milton M Zack of Lancaster California announce a second child and first daughter born April 23. Holland director J S Van Den Niewendijk and secretary Miss Li Verhazen stay with the Remsbergs near Buckeystown as they tour the U S Canada and Puerto Rico seeking distribution for filmstrips. Pvt Charles A Weddle and spouse visit grandmother Mae K Baker on 14 day furlough after basic training at Fort Jackson and reassignment to a mechanics school. The Panama Republic size note concludes the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph G- Wilson Jr
Charlotte
N. C
Grace Elizabeth
Wilson
Noradel Truxal
Andrew G_ Truxal
Hood College
Truxal
Lancaster
Calif
Zack
Robert Nicodemus
Rosemont Avenue
California
Nicodemus
J. 5. van den Niewendijk
Holland
Sec i
Li Verhazen
Werel
Harry Remsberg
Irvin Wickham
States
United States
Remsberg
Charles A. Weddie
Weddle
Mae K. Baker
East 7Th Street
Fort Jackson
S.C
Mechanic's School
Not Guilty Of Being Nuisance In Frederick Trucker Case
A Frederick trucker was found not guilty of being a nuisance in the Trial Magistrate's court this morning. Magistrate H. Reese Shoemalar presided over the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Trucker
H. Reese
Malar Tn
Residents oppose truck business as noise and smoke rise
In a local case Magistrate Shoemaker considers complaints from area residents near the defendant's establishment about loud noises, gas emissions, and smoke from burning rubbish. Testimony notes disturbances increased with business growth. a prior nearby case led to a not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jbusine
Shoemaker
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Atformes
Edwin F. Nikirk
Dayhoff Evans Wedding at Woodbine Chapel
Evelyn Rae Evans and Robert Ellis Dayhoff wed Easter Sunday in Morgans Chapel Methodist Church Woodbine. Rev John Hugh Bryan officiated before a white floral altar. reception for about 175 followed in the church hall. Dayhoff and Evans will reside near Woodbine after brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayheff-Evans
Evelyn Rae Evans
Str
Raymond C. Evans
Woodbine Heights
Woodbine
Robert Ellis Deyhot
Ralph Wright
Mount Airy
Morgans Chapel Methodist Church
John Hugh Bryan
Richard Swomley
Airy
Freda Condon
Novella Grimes
Dale Harvey
John Robert Harris
Lowell Thomas Knight
Bite
Augustus Condon
Stanley Fleming
Richard Fogle
Paul Harrison
Betty Lou Fleming
Francis Ripley
Shirley Evans
Louise Condon
Silver Spring
Baltimore
Wheaton
Hagerstown
Dayhoff
Mount Airy High School
Reuben Solar Woodbine
Davhoff
Tventy
Frankfurt
Germany
Hood
Grimes
Scout Field Day At Fort Detrick
About 250 scouts and leaders from 15 Frederick County Boy Scout troops will gather Saturday afternoon at Fort Detrick. The event, open to the public, occurs on the field west of the housing areas with activities starting at 9 p.m. and a retreat parade on the post grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Boy Scout
Fort Detrick
Ares
Post Field House
Frederick
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Burkittsville
New Market
Braddock Heights
Myersvile
Detrick
Deaths Mrs Schaffer and Cromwell Pass Away in Frederick
Mrs Gertrude Virginia Schaffer wife of William A Schaffer of West Patrick Street died at Fred Jerick Memorial Hospital after a year long illness aged 36. Calvin Cromwell of Meadow Road died at home after ten days illness aged 78. Both services set for Friday with burial at Mount Olivet and Mount Carmel Cemeteries. funeral directors M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Schaffer
Gertrude Virginia Schaffer
West Patrick Street
Fred_ Jerick Memorial Hospital
Robert JE
Sarah M. Speaks Exler
Methodist Church
Frederick Tailoring Company
Virginia Poole
East Church Street
Calvin C. Cromwell
Calvin Cronin Cromwell
Meadow Coach
Haugh’s Shop Road
Pearl
William
Annie Mary Covell ‘Cromwell
Mount Carmel
Cromwell
State Roads Commission
Mary Louise Baker Cromwell
Clarence E. Duvall
Baltimore
John W. Cromwell
Reuben W., Hall
James C. Cromwell
Meadow Road
Hee
East Church -Street
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral rites for Lester Gardner Linton held in town
Funeral services for Lester Gardner Linton who died at 1027 North Market were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev. Dr. Raymond E. Wilhelm officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. pallbearers included Claudel V. Smith Edward A. Koegel David L Hoke Harmon Staley Stephen S. Langley and William C. Humm. M R Etchison and Son directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Gardner Linton
North Market Street
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Claudel V. Smith
Edward A. Koegel
David L Hoke
Harmon
Staley
Stephen S. Langley
William C. Humm
Harry Noxtman Crum
East Seventh Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
William McK. Boost Sr
Charles ¥. Main
Alton ¥. Bennett
Paul
Cole May Get Post In State Department
Baltimore's Harry A. Cole, the first Black Maryland state senator, may be considered for a State Department executive post after a favorable Washington interview. U S Senator J Glenn Beall cited the talk and Cole said he would consider any offer seriously, with reports linking him to a potential ambassador role to the African Republic of Ghana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry A. Cole
Maryland
State Department
U. S
J. Glenn Beall
Mid
Cole
Washington
Sen
General Assembly
iCole
U. F
jReouttic
Ghana
Benjamin T. Kanate Rites Held For Local Resident
The funeral for Benjamin T. Kanate, who died Saturday at Vindobona Nursing Home, was held Tuesday at Mountaintale Union Chapel at 2 p.m. Rev. Arthur Rice and Rev. Joshua Rice officiated. The Lewistown burial followed at Lewistown Cemetery with pallbearers Marion Rice Luther Geesey Elmer Martin Robert Wachter Chester Stull Woodrow Stull. Funeral services were by M. R. Etchison and Son and M. L. Craeger and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin T. Kanate
Vindobona Nursing Home
Mountaindale Union Chapel
Arthur Rice
Joshua Rice
Rock of Ages
Marion Rice
Luther Geesey
Elmer Martin
Robert Wachter
Chester Stull
Woodrow Stull
Lewistown
M. L. Creager
Three Men Acquitted In Magistrate Court On Vehicle Violations
Three defendants faced magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. on motor vehicle charges. Jack Vernon Leishear of Monrovia, Clarence Thompson of Damascus, and Earl Jacob Lynn of Westminster were all found not guilty of various offenses. Robert Wareham of Everett, Pa., was also acquitted of reckless driving. Stanley R. Coran of Frederick was found guilty of speeding but the $10 fine was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Jack Vernon Leishear
Monrovia
Ridge
Rae
A. G. Hedden
Leishear Auto
Clarence Thompson
Damascus
W. Jerome Offutt
Earl Jacob Lynn
Westminster
William A. Boone Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
Lynn
Robert Wareham
Everett
U. S. 40
Frederick
Alice. Wallace
RFD 6
W. G. Morgan
Stanley R. Coran
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C. M. Atchison
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Chris Schmitt
Christine Schmitt
Mary Jane Storm
Mary Jane Edwards
Woodrow W. Fox
Charles E. Geisbert
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Richard Adams
Howard Kemp
Katharine W_ Shears
Walker Chapman
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Russ
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Sugar Ray ‘Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Frack Keefer
Lamar Barrick
Center
Harry Keeney
Melvin Anders
Barrick
J. W. Harper
Lewistown Club
Dewey Jordan
Braddock Club
Republic of Panama
Indiana
South Carolina
Ors
Ayl ‘Wee
Louisville
Duke
Jimmy Jones
U. S. Naval Bureau of Aeroraged
Jackie Snyder
James Robert White
Mrs. Gue
Mr. Gue
Carroll Street
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Federation
Ethical Practices Committee
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