Death ruled self inflicted in Mrs Grabill’s death
Autopsy in Baltimore found Mrs Mary Ruth Grabill died from an overdose of sleeping pills at her Mt Airy home. A death by own action certificate was issued. She had been despondent after husband Dr J Stanley Grabill’s death. Funeral Friday at St James church with interment at Pine Grove cemetery Mt Airy.
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Baltimore
Mary ‘Ruth Grabill
J. Stanley Grabill
Mt. Airy
Associated Press
James T. Marsh
Carroll County
Capel Ilin Lem
Grabill
William
Emma Porter Neely
Ridge Road
J. Alfred Neely
Guam
Robert Hudgins
Garrett Park
Anne G. Streaker
Thomas R. Grabill
Towson
St. James
Papal Church
Ross Wil
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt Airy
C. M. Waltz
Eisenhower Seeks Multi Angled Farm Aid Plan
President Eisenhower asks Congress for a broad program to aid low income farm families earning under 1000 dollars yearly. He proposes 30 million dollars in Farmers Home Administration loans for new farmers, off farm employment to raise incomes, and funding for research and soil conservation.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Farmers Home
De Balus Arts Comes To New York
New York on a balmy day saw Patrick Grady 30 board a downtown train at 207th Street and Broadway without hat or watch. Passengers noticed, lights were cut, and Grady was taken to a hospital for observation after a calm, smiling act that startled riders. Brooklyn Dodgers suspend Don Newcombe for insubordination during batting practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Independent
207Th Street
Broadway
Patrick Grady
Grady
Newcombe
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Tadalletta Defensina
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
A 1905 snapshot notes the county school commissioners plan a manual training course for Brunswick schools, the Manor schoolhouse to be sold, Valley Savings Bank directors elect Charles H. Coblentz president, a letter to the editor complains about reserved-seat etiquette at the Opera House, Frederick’s assistant superintendent of the House of Correction is reappointed, and the Old Theran Church near Tladirsburg is demolished and relocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Opera House
Tie
Dfer
Frederick
Thuse of Correction
Louis Koester
Baker
Sol Stert
Aga
Tladirsburg
Don
Twenty Years Ago in May 1905 Column Highlights
Twenty years ago from the News dated May 5 1905 covers road completion near Wolfyville to the liar emit line. It notes Julius Walter L Sunn and Haeeck A Schnader receiving commissions from Gov Nice and their new terms. Sheriff and postmaster changes follow. Stanley Ho Sundergill a Baltimore Customs House deputy is killed in a crash near Unionville. Miss Nelsie Pryor crowned May Queen at Emmitsburg High School May Day celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfyville
Ashof
Camry
Julius Walter L Sunn
Haeeck A Schnader
Gov, Nice
Pecan
Guy K Motter
Bercame
Shermat P Bowers
Milton Ofr
Beresta Dheding
Alien Beane
Stanley Ho Sundergill
Unionviile
Winfield
Linerty
Sunderaitl
Customs House
Baltimore
Nelsie Pryor
Emmitsburg High
Arvin Jones
Miss Pryor
Deaths in Laurel and Union Bridge area obituaries
Obituary notices report the deaths of Charles Spalding Davis of Laurel aged 83 a retiree JP and B and C railroad station master and other local residents Mrs Hattie L Weaver Ntee Fallin of Union Bridge Mrs Frances May Gue widow of Charles C Gue and several other neighbors with funeral plans set at St Marys Church Hyattstown St James Lutheran Union Bridge and Mount Olivet cemetery services to be conducted by local funeral homes and ministers Among the deceased are Ita A Conaway and Stella Shyes with interments listed at Mt Olivet Ebenezer and other area cemeteries along with multiple surviving relatives and extended family names noted throughout the notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spalding Davis
Laurel
B. and C. Railroad
Jessie V. Molesworth Davis
Francis Mealey
New Market
Gasson Davis
Herald Harbor
St. Mary's Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Donaldson Funeral Home
Hattie L. Weaver
Ntee Fallin Ff Wonsner
Union Bridge
National Lutheran Home For
Washington
Hy Song Funeral Home
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
St. James Lutheran Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Dixon Yaste Wits
Frances May Gue
Charles C. Gue
South Carroll Street
Ars, Gue
Lewisdale
Montgomery County
Columbus
Lo¢inda Wawes
Frederick
Baptist Church
Hyattstown
Thor Vey Rogue
Dickerson
Frederick Junction
Trene Andrews
Prederick
Lester Schildt
Earl Best
Linden
William White
Edward Neweiny
Buckle
Pasper
Gue
Hayes Huutziin
Feneral
Patrick
Max
Mount Olvet Cemeters
Cuse
Tanetad Adispectors
Ita A. Conaway
Ita AL Conaway
Conaway
Waraelel
Daushter
Sisanina Shipfey
Wonfield
Busiand
Mies Stella
Ebeneever
Eer Wanteld
Lm Vests
Gun Oak
G Tate
Red buildup near Formosa region dominates Asian fronts
Reports from Formosa and Formosan islands claim intensified Communist buildup near Matsu and Quemoy with Nationalist air strikes on Red gunboats. Air base construction accelerates as Peiping allegedly plans unified command. chatter of deadlines for Fukien airports and Chou En-Lai’s talks vows circulate without verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pripet
Formosa
Matsu Islands
Quemoy
Vatsus
East Asia
Shen Formosa
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Reas
Fukien
Pormosa
Chung Hua ‘Chinas Daily News
Buddha
Red
Chou En-Lai
United States
Forsiosa
Chou
Formosa St
United States And Spain Work Together Cordially
American and Spanish ties deepen as Spain hosts U S airfields and bases for strategic defense. The piece notes joint Air Force and Navy potential operations in the Mediterranean, praising cooperative planning begun by Adm Forrest and emphasizing the security aims of American missions in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Spain
Britain
France
Mauldie
England
Tejas
Montana
Canadian
Iag
Amenedy 4
Europe
Forrest Man
Truman Absein
Spas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sometmes
Imarrinn
Funeral notices for Hyde Clary Hood and Hood family
Funeral arrangements list multiple services for Mrs Warcaret Jane Hyde wife of Ray E Astle near New Windsor. Services were at New Windsor funeral home and Winters cemetery with nephews serving as pallbearers. Also noted are services for Miss Ella Virginia Clary of Mt Airy and Mrs Edith Hood formerly of Mt Airy. interments at church cemetery and At Olive cemetery. Funeral directors C M Waltz and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warcaret
Jane Hyde
Ray E. Astle
New Windsor
Orlock
D DB. Harteler
Prospect Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Ella Virginia Clary
Lisbon
W. Dewitt Dickey
Leslie Rigler
Lindsay L. Browning
Leonard Haines
Harry Bellison
William Rimbey
Shirley Bohn
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Edith M. Hood
Baltimore
Uc Uy Sunmingham
Waller BR. Hood
Calvin Baker
Frank Byers
Jack Nempses
Mickey Carfine
William Stevenson
Olive Cemetery
Airs
C MM. Waltz
New York Train Trip Tickets Sell Fast for South End Bid
Nearly 200 tickets have been sold for a South End Civic Association train tour to New York next weekend. Tickets are at Harvey A Harrington Flem ing avenue and the association office. The train departs Friday night at eleven from the B station, arriving in New York Saturday morning for a UN and downtown tour with four hours free in the afternoon. The group returns about eleven oclock Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Civic Association
New York
Way
Harvey A. Harrington
Fleming Avenue
Civ Hall
United Nations
TV Viewers See A Bomb Blast On Air Across Nation
A television broadcast shows the moment of an A bomb blast and the fireball spreading. The screen captures a forward trench and a distant explosion as defense workers are briefly shown. The event includes a partial view of the blast site and coverage by multiple stations, ending with credits and notes on the telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Arate
Une
Miles Aveis
Vaca Labs
Ntbsp
Vo Award Prizes In Camera Contest
Handsome prizes will be awarded to winners of a camera contest held under the House and Garden Pilgrimage in Maryland. Color and black and white divisions offer trips, silver bowls, a crab-apple tree, and store credits. The event runs April 29 to May 12 with open house May 7 and 8 on Maryland's Eastern Shore at Tidewater Inn, Easton. Information from C. Bese Ayle Library or Annapolis offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yunil Spalsalstlipr
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Valley Mart
Tilewater Inn
Zepp Photo Supply Company
Satunday
Maryland
Hamond Harwood
Annapolis
C. Bese
Recruiting Officers Visit High Schools This Week
Recruiting officers from the Armed Forces will tour several Frederick area high schools next week. They will address seniors about career opportunities in the Army and Navy, with speakers including representatives from the coast guard and air force. Pending schedules place events in towns and venues across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seemitolg Osarteas
Frederick
Fear County
Hich
Vale
Gery Ders
Nc Weillang
MU Wilor
Unification Ends for Armed Forces Offices Move
Unclear OCR text indicates offices previously shared by Army and Navy recruiting services relocated from Winchester Hall to larger quarters on the second floor of 2 East Churel Street at the corner of Market. The passage mentions vacancies and ongoing transitions amid the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jara Papo
Vivre
Vanishay
Wonchester Hall
Army
Navy
Churel
Winchester Ball
Dentists Attend State Convention in Baltimore
Local dentists gathered for the State Convention in Baltimore on Wednesday and Thursday. Attendees from this city included Dr. Charles E. Broad, Dr. Bernard M. Davis, Dr. Linwood Myers, Dr. Sidney Hammond, Dr. Harold Taylor, Dr. William Trail, Dr. William Thomas, Dr. Stanley Meadows, Dr. W. B. Wat, and Dr. O H Stinson. Also noted are congratulatory birthday wishes to Mr. Stinson at City Hall. Nearby news mentions visits and family updates from Frederick and Redland residents, including Katherine Cook and the Bussards, with continued social updates into the new week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles E. Broad
Bernard M. Davis
State Board of Governors
Baldacchine
We. Emmitschurg
Frederick County Association
Dasa G. Everhart
Linwood Myers
Sidney Hammond
Harold Taylor
William Trail
William Thomas
Stanley Meadows
W. B. Wat- Wiliam Cloyd
Bruns
H. Stinson
Erie
Fisenhauer
A. D. Shaft
Fleming Avenue
George
San Diego
Calif
Katherine Cook
Meredith Cook
Thaddeus Bussard
Redland
Stanley Burns
Melvin Cook
Frederick
Mereslith Cook
Thaddeus Buscar
Katherine Lynch
Washington
Sfrs
Ernest Zebanr
Berliand
Weddings Hahn Elder Lewis and Folder Family Note
An engaged couple details emerge for Hahn Elder Lewis and family in Emmitsburg area, with wedding plans and attendances noted. A separate engagement announced for Carolyn Yvonne McNair and Calvin Ames, Taneytown, with Mrs McNair working as a waitress. One of triplet girls dies in Cumberland hospital, Roy and Shrover family from Hyndman, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McNair
Env Kinsbury
Carolyn Yvoune
Calvin Lo Ames
Willian Amoss
Taneytown
Cumberland
Roy Eo Shrover
Hyndman
Competition Seen A Menace
Roger W Babson argues in favor of parental loyalty over corporate demands, warning that relentless work culture harms families and society. He criticizes corporate entertainment norms and advisor guidance deficits, urging balance between work and home life for fathers and mothers.
Frederick High Student Chosen Teenage Dance Queen
Sandra Zimmerman a Frederick High School student was named teenage dance queen at a Wednesday Field House event attended by 259 youths. Aline Sapinia Roberts of Jim Street Junior High was runner up as Moonlighters music filled the Mar Day Terie venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Zimmerman
Frederick High School
Les Park
Aline Sapinia Roberts
Jim Street
Sharpe's Florist
Remeberg’s
Miss Roberts
Sharpe's
W. O. Corbin
Ices
Lemon Vussander
Howard Ast
Edward
Stem
Ephas Zimmerman
Irs Rollins Atkinson
Eleanor Burdelle
Peter Storm
Lois Rice
Richard Langley
Women Survive Atomic Blast In Trench Demonstration
In Survival City Nevada six women in a trench near the blast center describe the sight, smell, and shock of an A bomb tests. They endure dust and fear as an atomic detonation echoes over the area to show civilians can withstand such an attack with proper precautions. Nearby 4-H youths tour the Sheppard Diesel Co plant at Hanover PA learning tractor maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Survival City
Nev
U.S
Frederick County
Sheppard Diesel Co
Hanover
Fuak GS Dikatta Luo
Robert & Stansfield
Earl McDevitt
Franklin Barker
Robert Kemp
Mehil Ramsburg, Jr
Millard Smith Jr
Howard Stiles
Clifford Stiles
Joe Smith
New Market
George Lakin
Jefferson
David Pry
Robert Hope
Carroll Hope
William van Holten
Petersville
David McDevitt
Albert Bower
Steward Brachey
Charles Carpenter
Alt, Pleasant
Robert Hawker
Douglas Hawker
Richard Keller
Amiddletown
Clayborne Noffsinger Jr
Ballenger
Richard Grossnickle
Libertytown
Franklin Barrier
Unionville
MecDevitt
Kemp
Surprise Stork Shower and Antique Sale Report
A surprise stork shower honors Mrs. William Working on May 1 at May's home Barton with guests including Mrs. William Main Mrs. Charles Max and others. Also noted is an antique sale at 633 North MarketStreet from the estate of the late Charles G Kline with proceeds split and auctioneers Delbert Null and Ponton. R L Relly clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Working
M Robert Mc Jilton
Har May
Barton
William Main
Charles Max
Harry Grable
Hagerstown
Vernon Dixon
Bernard May
Rodney Burdette
Paul Robertson
Frank Roger
Pete O'Brien
Robert Bell
Donald Wachter
Donna Mas
sLuutstias
Charles G Kline
North Market Street
Repaert
Delbert Null
Orioles Struggle as Nelson Impresses in Loss to Athletics
Baltimore manager Paul Richards praised 19 year old Bob Nelson after Nelson’s first major league appearance helped Kansas City fare well against the Athletics. Nelson, a rookie prospect from his home state, drew attention as the Orioles dropped the second game of a two game set 6 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Baltimore Oriole
Sill
Paul Richards
Teae
Tractor Trailer Hits Parked Car on West Patrick Street
Damage estimated at 275 dollars occurred Wednesday around 3:30 p.m. when a tractor-trailer operated by Ernest Wood of Seattle struck a parked sedan owned by Carl W. Timesen on West Patrick Street near Bentz Street. Wood was charged with reckless driving and posted 345 for a hearing. The tractor-trailer sustained about 150 dollars in damage while the sedan suffered 125 dollars of damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al vLoAl Bately
Ernest Wood
Seattle
Wash
Carl W. Timesen
Center Street
West Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Wood
William Boone
Local residents reported for hospital care and illness
Within Thur mont, a woman who fell and broke her hip three weeks ago is listed in a serious condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Little Miss Susan Ann Pawler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fawles, is confined to her home with measles on West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Yingling
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Susan Ann Pawler
Robert Fawles
West South Street
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