One Killed Two Hurt In Motor Wreck
A motorcycle collision on Liberty Road near Libertytown Saturday at 6 32 p m left John Thomas Harp dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a skull fracture and multiple injuries His wife Thela L Harp and the other rider Clarence Eugene Snowden were treated and released The accident occurred as Harp overtook Snowden riding west on Md 26 No charges had been filed as yet Funeral services for Harp will be held Tuesday at Mt Olivet Methodist Church with interment at the church cemetery Harp leaves a wife and six children plus three sisters
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Liberty Road
Libertytown
John Thomas Harp
Middle Alley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Westminster
Thela L. Harp
Clarence Eugene
Snowden
Negro
Wamsville
Harp
R. N. Bible
Thomas Harp
Diket Butler Harp
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
Clarence Govens
Wright Funeral Home
Union Bridge
John Wesley
John Thomas Harp IV
Gerald Edward Harp
Calvin Marids Harp
Beverly Ann Harp
Marvin Eugene Harp
Charlies Smith
Joseph Brown
Charles Blank
Mary Starner Davis Dies. Rites Planned Tuesday at Taneytone
Mary Starner Davis died about 13 years ago the News notes her survivors sisters Mrs. David Milter and Mrs. Flora Zimmerman brothers Frank A Davis and Charles W Davis and Howard E Davis in Pleasant Valley Union Bridge and Frederick. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at C. C. Fuss and Son Taneytone funeral home with Rev Paul E Freeman officiating. Friends may visit this evening from 7 to 9 at the funeral home. She was a member of the Moose Lodge Westminster and had been under doctor's care the past months.
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Mary Starner Davis
David Milter
Unies
Frank A Davis
Baltimore
Howard E. Davis
Pleasant Valley
Charles W. Davis
Union Bridge
Flora Zimmerman
Frederick
C. C. Fuss and Son Taneytone
Paul E. Freeman
Moose Lodge
Westminster
Ivis
Pate
the News
Frederick, Md
Enion Bridge Man Found Hanging In Barn
John William Davis, 61, of Union Bridge Route 1, died of hanging at 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Found by neighbor Merklin Diehl in his barn. Son of the late John W. and Sarah Crose Davis. Survived by one son W Loy Davis Frederick and three daughters Erma M. Davis Littlestown Pa Anna Bell Davis Littlestown Pa and Thelma H. Davis at home. Wife unnamed.
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John William Davis
Union Bridge
Route 1
Merklin Diehl
John W
Sarah Crose Davis
W. Loy -Davis
Frederick
Erma M. Davis
Littlestown
Anna Bell Davis
Thelma H. Davis
Decline in Steel Production Pressures U.S. Mills
In Cleveland on May 5, Steel magazine reports a steady drop in steel output last week to 88.5 percent of capacity, down from 90 and below year‑earlier levels. Mills produced about 2,265,000 net tons, with demand soft and inventories being drawn down as consumers use up stocks amid a higher capacity baseline.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Baltimore City Health Officer Speaks on City Needs
Baltimore health officer Dr Huntington Willums told a special governor's committee that city public health needs differ from rural and suburban areas. He warned against treating Baltimore as Maryland’s general health setup and cited housing program differences since 1939 to justify a unique city approach.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Huntington Willums
Maryland
Healy Department
City Health Funding Debate Links Steel Prices and Aid
A discussion references mill product pricing and steel at 140.24 per net ton while the May 1 week appears in the report. Dr Williams notes potential Baltimore funding up to one million dollars yearly under a state formula but insists on preserving local autonomy in health field programs. The 23 counties receive state aid by submitting budgets and programs to the State Department of Health to meet requirements.
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Williams
Eeiny’s
Baltimore
State Department of Health
Contractor And Guests End Trip To Sweden
A Chicago contractor and his G7 guests ended a three week visit to Sweden with a prayer and the Star Spangled Banner at Midway Airport. Ragnar Benson, 37, funded the trip, inviting family, employees and friends. Rev Theodore E Palmer offered a prayer of gratitude for safety. Benson born in Sweden, fledgling to the United States as a boy. The party returned home with memories of the tour. the cost was about 50 000 dollars.
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Chicago
Sweden
Ragnar Benson
Midway Airport
Theodore E. Palmer
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Benson
Almbult
United States
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Woodward & Lothrop
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Dwight Collmus
Alex Brown & Sons
Oman
Winchester Hall
Silver Spring
Janice Crummill
Brentwood
Prince Georges County
George R Adams
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Adams
Army Reserve Training
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Maynard
Custom
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Modern Lighting CO
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ACME
Lewis Millers Ranchwear
Westernwear
Damascus
Cool Bay
Storm Windows & Doors
Stephen Laurie
Eagle Picher Thomas and Sons, Inc
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Penney
Summer
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Dacron
Taturim
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