Was It A Blunder France Britain and U S Protest Russian Fire
France Britain and the United States sent a second note to Russia protesting the firing on a French passenger plane in the air corridor to Berlin. The act is treated as a possible blunder by a trigger happy pilot. Russia denies the corridor violation and the western notes demand punishment and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Britain
United States
Rusae
Berlin
Russia
Baltic
Hungary
Washington
Share Your Worries Program Offers Mental Health Cheer
Boyle argues during National Mental Health Week that rote psychiatry cannot solve the nation’s mental strain. He promotes a nationwide share your worries movement like AA, pairing anxious individuals to vent and gain perspective, reducing personal distress through communal support and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Boyle
New York
America
Alcoholics Anonymous
Small business fights for room amid giants
In a time of expansion and new social security taxes, self employment grows beyond ever before with more than a thousand new enterprises daily. Surviving firms rise to 17 percent, yet face government rules, citing a tension between small firms and big government as they dream of becoming larger operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frederick Base ball Club loses to Cuban X Giants at Athletic Park
Fifty years ago on May 7 1982 the Frederick Baseball Club fell 4 to 2 to the Cuban X Giants a New York colored club in the season opener. all Giants runs came in the fifth inning with a Brust Eisenhauer double play highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Athletic Park
Cuban X Giants
New York
Giants
Brust
Eisenhauer
Board of County Commissioners
Crist Ford
Buckeystown
Urbana
MT. ST. Mary's College
City Hotel
James L. Ahern
Herbert A. Bini
City 2 House
Paris
Charles Sellman
Montgomery County
Pocletville
Twenty Years Ago From The News Columns May 7 1922 Frederick County
Approximately 341 prospective high school graduates and many elementary graduates were listed for Frederick county commencements. Frederick city's elementary exercises will be held in Baker Park. Youths conducted City event during Boys Week. Mayor Linwood Myers and Board members attended. Woman's Club program at Parkway elementary school drew an appreciative audience. A gas jet leak at Mrs. Murray’s home on Eighth Street caused a general alarm drawing motorists to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOS
Frederick County
Frederick City
Baker Park
Linwood Myers
William Nuil
Powell Blair
Roger Beck
Alien Harper
William
Washsuniel Promis
Woman's Club
Middletown
Parkway
Murray
Kest
Schroyer Freed On Bond After Preliminary Hearing
Bernard T. Schroyer of 347 West Patrick Street is released on $2,500 bond after a lengthy preliminary hearing on rape charges. Magistrate Shoemaker ordered grand jury action for the September term. State attorney and Frederick Police officials testified on the victim’s condition and the scene near East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Bernard Thomas Schroyer
West Patrick Street
Schroyer
Schreyer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Charles A. Price
A. Norman Dietz
Charles V. Main
Frederick
East South Street
M. 4
Grove Lime Plant
Charges Filed After Automobile Accident On Rosemont Avenue
An 18 year old sustained a forehead injury and Louis Nichols Cole was charged with reckless driving after a two car collision on Rosemont Avenue near Wilson Place. The incident occurred shortly after noon Tuesday as Cole’s car swerved into a Stop car, crossing railroad tracks and ending at a lawn edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont Avenue
Wilson Place
Louis Edward Stup
Route 5
Memorial Hospital
Louis Nichols Cole
West Fifth Street
Georgee Crouse
Cole
Rosemont
Dorothey Dix Answers Love After Heartbreak and Office Party Dilemmas
Dorothy Dix addresses a hurt woman unsure if she can love again after a cruel ex husband while suggesting recovery comes with time and perspective. She counsels perspective, self respect, and moving past the past to picture a future with a new partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Washington Supreme Court Says Constitution Is Law For All
A Washington Supreme Court message repeats that the Constitution is the supreme law for rulers and people in war and peace. It cites ex parte Milligan and warns against suspending rights during emergencies, noting many acts are unchecked and that legal challenges carry risk. Regional meeting in Martinsburg, W. Va., on May 25 by Mrs. Wachter and others plans attendance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Law of
Congress
District Court
Truman
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Lincoln
America
United States
Department of Justice
Justice Pine
Dia Re
Martinsburg
W. Va
Wachter
William Bratton
Edward D. Storm
Adult Members Of Girl Scouts Hold Meeting
About 50 adult members of the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts met at Camp Baker near Brad dock Heights for a spring gathering. The event featured a 6 pm covered dish supper, group singing with Edward D. Storm on accordion, a joint business session on summer Estab lished and Day Camps, plus separate Leaders Club and directors meetings led by Herman Hunter and Ellis Wachter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Herman Hunter
Ellis Wachter
Leaders Planning Board
Sec
Watermelons origin and historical spread
Questions and answers discuss watermelons originating in Africa and spreading to southern Asia in ancient times. They are now cultivated in America with improved varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Asia
America
Man Found Dead In Barn Near Mt Philip
Russell Leven Boyer aged nearly 6 was found hanging in a barn on his farm between Braddock and Mt Philip. A medical examiner ruled death by own action and the body was found by his son and a neighbor. Services are planned Friday at 11 at the funeral home with interment at Reformed cemetery Jefferson.
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Russell Leven Boyer
Braddock
Mt. Philip
Boyer
John ©. Boyer
George Killian
Bers
W. W. Corbin
Oliver and
Manzella Rice Boyer
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Burkittsville
Bernie May Crom Boyer
Leroy Black
Henry Roberts
Frederick
Florence Beachley
Baltimore
East Church Street
Reformed Cemetery
Jefferson
M. R. Etchieon and Son
Deaths in Maryland area claim multiple community figures
Edith Hobbs of Baltimore aged 78 dies in Catonsville nursing home after long illness. Lillian Shane of Linganore dies at 48 at home. services at Leister’s Methodist Church. George Rentzell, 39, dies at Victor Cullen State Hospital after a yearlong illness. survived by wife and three children. Max Wagenberg of Woodsboro dies after heart attack. services in York Pennsylvania. C. M. Waltz, funeral director. Continued notices list surviving relatives and calling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hobbe
Edith Hobbs
Alexander Hobbs
Baltimore
Catonsville
William
Catherine Poole
Mary M. Alexander
Halbert
Westminster
Esse
Wilmington
Del
Maurice Poole
Unionville
Winfield
Mr. Hokanson
Linganore Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
John
Shane
Lillian J. Shane
John H. Shane
Linganore
John Thomas
Elizabeth Harris
Jane Everly
Mt. Airy
George Miller
Wear Union Bridge
Grace Donecker
Margaret Harris
Samuel J
Albert E. Harris
Charles W
John D. Harris
Singanore
Leister’s Methodist Church
George H. Rentcelt
George Henry Rentzell
West Fifth Street
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Charles Rentzell
Florence Angell Rentzell
First Baptist Church
C. F. Hartman
Tic-Tok
Gladys Irang Wingert Rentzell
Donald L. Rentzell
Creagerstown
Barbara Ann Rentzell
Frances Louise Rentzell
Cart K. Renteil
This City
Charles W. Rentzell
Riverside
Cal
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
Stra
Max Wagenberg
Woodsboro
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Germany
Wagenberg
America
West Cottage Place
York Pa
Funeral rites for John Corneling Main near Pearl
Funeral services held today for John Corneling Main who died Monday. The service was at 11 am at the funeral home with interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers included William Cromwell Ollie Baker Joseph Hartman Frank Murphy Harryler and Calvin Cromwell. Funeral director Carty Co. notes additional notices for Mrs. Clive Whitmore. Service at St John’s Lutheran Church led by Koonte Helwig. Interment followed at arch cemetery with pallbearers Kenneth Norval Wilson Stull William Hann. Funeral director G. C. Barton. Further services for Mrs Casmadra K. Beall Browningsville announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
John Corneling Main
Pearl
Patrick Rev. Walterere
Mt. Olivet
William Cromwell
Ollie Baker
Joseph Hartman
Frank Murphy
Harry Ler
Calvin Cromwell
Carty Co
Clive
Whitmore
C. Roy Whit More
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Koonte Helwig
Clarence Winpigler
Masten Lon
Kenneth
Norval
Wilson Stull
William Hann
T Ane
Arch
G. C. Barton
Beall Fox Davis memorial rites held in Maryland churchyards
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at Browningsville Bethesda Methodist Church for Mrs. Alice Fox and for Mrs. Alice Fox wife of Earl F. Fox of Braddock Heights. Rev. Don E. Griffin assisted by two others officiated. Pallbearers included Millard Beall Lansdale Emory W and others, with interment in the church cemetery. Olin L. Molesworth and Gladhill Co. funeral directors oversaw the services. Funeral services for Albert Clifton Davis of New Market were held at Simpson's Chapel with Rev. Thompson officiating and pallbearers named. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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William M. Beall
Browningsville Bethesda Methodist Church
Don E. Griffin
Lloyd Davis
Everett W. Culp
Grifin
Ivan Lawson
Millard Beall
Lansdale
Emory W
E. Vincent
Edwin and
William Burdette
Olin L. Molesworth
Alice
Fox
Earl F. Fox
Braddork Heights
Middletown
Stephen Raby
William Mowen
Russell Smith
Noah Burtner
Donald Hoffman
Herbert Sheppard
Teddy Beachley
Albert de Grange
Myersville United
Albert Clifton Davis
New Market
Philadelphia
Simpson's Chapel
Mr. Thompson
Walter and
Norman Peach
Reginald Snowden
Walter Thomas
Edgar Spriggs
William Hopkins
Church Cemetery
W. E. Falconer
Health notes from Frederick area report several hospitalizations
Among The Sick Mr Carl Godnaver of Adamstown former store operator entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for treatment. Mr Clyde Abrecht age 118 East Patrick Street stricken with cerebral hemorrhage was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital condition fair. Mr Frank L Bentz former Frederick resident cerebr al hemorrhage at home near Boonsboro grave. removed to Washington County Hospital in oxygen tent unconscious. Deputy Sheriff George Layman back at duties after accident on Court House steps. Mrs John S Newman Upper College rerate returned after surgery Johns Hopkins. Mr Harry Trout Buckeystown returned from Church Home and Hospital walking splints applied after a car train collision five months ago.
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Clyde Abrecht
East Partick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank L. Bentz
Frederick
Boonsboro
Bents
Washington County Hospital
George Layman
East Sixth Street
Court House
Sheriff's Office
Harry Trout
Buckeystown
Baltimore
Trout
Franklin Square Nursing School graduates listed
Personal among the Franklin Square Hospital School of Nursing graduates include Mrs Hetty Irene Palmer and other students slated to receive diplomas at commencement next Monday at 7 30 p m in Lake’s Lutheran church Baltimore Also noted Deputy Sheriff Raymond Haug of Bloomfield marks his first birthday and a family item about R Lee Fogie serving in the Air Force at Okinawa Col and Nee F Lester Smith announce the birth of a seven pound five ounce son in Denver Colo The national campus trend toward greater interim science with less liberal arts is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Square Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
SE Lake's Lutheran Church
Hetty Irene Palmer
Sirs
Russell M. Yoals
Edgemont Road
R. Lee Fogie
Okinawa
Col
F. Lester Smith
Frederick
Denver
Colo
Government to Permit Strikes in Critical Industries?
James Marlow analyzes the steel dispute and asks whether the government will ever again forbid or permit strikes in vital industries during emergencies. He notes unions and business both seek limits, Taft Hartley and Wagner Act effects, and the potential move toward compulsory arbitration if a strike is banned. The piece ends with a local church class note from Edgewood Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Congress
Truman
Tntil
Supreme Court
Daily Bread BAY A BAILEY Tribute to Garfield and war ideals
The piece reflects on enduring ideals of life and education, noting President Garfield’s tribute to his mother at his inauguration. It references biblical imagery at Jesus cross, historical mentions of Jewish crews, and a remark on ancient wooden forms replaced by steel, illustrating a mix of themes from religion history and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bailey
Jesus
Garfield
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Falls Church Va
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Hyattsville
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Harpers Ferry
W Va
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Statesville
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Silver Spring
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Grace Leatherman
Frances Ropp
Robert Main
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Richard Pry
Clara Brewer
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Richard Martin
Glendaris Keller
Jane Ford
Benjamin Rebjecz
Nettie Michael
Francis Ruddy
Donald Easterday
Peggy House
New Middletown High School
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John S. Newman
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