Two Unknown Soldiers From WWII and Korea to Rest Beside WWI Hero
The article reports that two unidentified soldiers from World War II and Korea will be interred beside the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day. The three unknowns will be kept anonymous by destroying all records, and a ceremonial transfer aboard the USS Canberra precedes their final burial. Arlington crowds and a state funeral are planned, with plan details including a Capitol Rotunda viewing and a naval procession to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Laesenner
Washington
XEA
Arlington National Cemetery
U. S
Europe
Cominternorial
Pacific
AASS
Navy Hospital Corpsa
William R. Charrette
Pennsylvania
Kington
Mich
Ave
Arlington
Korea
Eisenhower
Capitol
U.S
North Africa
Epinal
France
Rosemont
Frederick County
Marsland
Rosemont Avenue
Magnolia Avenue
Teresa I. Zeigler
William B. James
Walter F. Zeigler
J. Walter F. Zeigler
George A. Zeigler
Maryland
Lime Kiln Mra M B Carter Correspondent
A crowded social note from Lime Kiln lists Sunday church services at 7 30 led by Rev Haskell Miller and a string of local visitors and relatives callins from Baltimore Belair Frederick Route 2 Adamstown Arlington Va Buckeystown Mountaindale Yellow Springs Martinsburg Falls Church and Frederick as families visit kin and recover from a fall and illnesses with chickenpox and measles noted among the children
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M. B. Carter
Leme Kiln
M.P
Haskell, Miller
William Moore
Baltimore
Paul Young
Famiy
Leroy Ranneberger
Belair
Viola Lamar
Frederick
Donald Ranneberger
Earl Smith
Adamstown
Harry, Ranneberger
Merereth Kabrick
Garry
Myrtle Beach
D.C
Kabrick
William Kabrick
Lewis Sponsel Ter
Barbara Cordell
Clarksburg
Smith Cecil
Charles Coffmance
Mountaindale
Richard. Young
Yellow Springs
Harry Fisher
Baiti
G. W. Fisher
M. A. Carter
Charles Brosius
Antionette Brosius
Charles Brosius II
Arlington
James Soper
A Barrick
Point
Becks
Roscoe Shook
Ira Cook
Roberta
Robert Foster
Martinisourig
W. Va
John Foster
Charles McDonald
Buckeystown
Vernie McDonald
Paul May
Sam Mauro
Bud Ebberts
Litte
Sherry
Bernard Shores
C. E. Jewell
Carson Kreh
Penny
Rockvile
George Compher
Falls Church
Buster Glover
Amy Kreb
John Green
JoAnn Taylor
Fred i Arick
Homecoming Festivities at Lisbon School Highlight Saturday
Homecoming Day at Lisbon School sponsored by the Lisbon PTA features a softball opener, a father son game, and a 2 30 p m start. A ham and crab cake supper runs 4 to 7 30 p m with the Lisbon School Band at 6 30. Mrs Frances Smith presides as emcee for an evening program at 7 30 with John A Soles delivering the welcome and Rev Lloyd Wolfe delivering the invocation and crowning the queen. A penny vote decides the queen during the first dance intermission. The auditorium hosts a dance from 2 12 p m and movies for children while the Glenelz Junior Senior High School closing prompts Lisbon’s shift to elementary status. Miss Mary Jane Scott of Villa Rest Emmitsburg is elected president of the Blessed Diet Mission unit for 1958 9 at Saint Joseph College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Lisbon Pta
Frances Smith
John A. Soles
Lloyd Wolfe
Glenelz
CNIT
Mary Jane Scott
Joseph H. Scott
Villa Rest
Emmitsburg
Blessed Diet Mission Unit
Saint Joseph College
Miss Scott
Blessed Clet Mission Unit
Increase Mail Rates and Postal Pay Rise Debate
Conferees in Washington voted to raise second class mail rates by 60 percent in three annual 2 percent steps for advertising and 39 percent for reading materials, effective January 1 1953. A three cent postcard rate was approved for most cards, with handwritten government cards rising to three cents. The package also includes a larger postal worker pay raise, while disagreements remain on third class rates and air mail, with final dates set to January 1 1959 for publishers to adjust. In other news, Tommy Bolt led the Hot Springs Open after the first round with a six stroke gain amid a Texan rally.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
House
Bur Sen. Olin GB. Johnston
DSC
Eisenhower
Post Office Department
Taneytown Meeting Plans Nominations and Sewer Work
Taneytown Mayor and City Council vote to hold a public meeting for nominations for 1 Mayor and two Councilmen on May 13 at 7 50 p m with the election on June 2 The Junior Chamber of Commerce to host a rodeo May 19 on parking lots behind local churches while cars must be removed The Mayor to consult sewer engineers about flooding at George and East Baltimore streets The Clerk to transfer 20000 from savings to fund a new sewer extension and oversee road work Receipts and expenses for the month in the general fund and parking fund balances reported Also lists of Sunday guests and visits from local residents and out of town visitors.
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John Leister
Taneytown
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian
United Brethren
George
East Baltimore
Lena Hitchcock
Franklin Street
Clarence’ March
Samuel Morris
Kenneth
York
Judy
Michael Roussong
Bendersville
Marion
Rue
Mervin Fissel
Altoona
Fissel
Geary Bowers
East
Baltimore Street
Singer
Herbert Brooks
Newburg
Okinawa
S.sgt
F. W. Miller
Aliller
William Havycraft
Uniontown Rd
Richard Lentz
Littlestown
William Lentz
Frederick Street
Donald
Tracey
York Street
Howard Gannon
Ridgely
Frank Boyle
Queen Anne County
Bessie Hopkins
Easton
Arthur Warman
Gettysburg
Walter Hiltebrick
Emmitsburg Rd
Robert 5
McVaughandleburg Rd
Harry Whitter
Edwin Wiley
Richmond
Newt
Spring Festival in Clarksburg Runs Saturday At School
Clarksburg hosts fifth annual Spring Festival at the school with a Western theme. events include turkey supper exhibits talent fair carnival games square dancing band concert and a 1 30 p m baseball game between Hyatts town and New Market Little League teams. Proceeds fund next year’s PTA budget.
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David J. Brandenburg
Clarksburg
Mesdames Kelly Taylor
Alice Beecher
Berenice Hafer
Ednad Hipkins
Hyatts‘town
New Market
PTA
Edwin Vaughan
Brighton
Sussex
England
Station Manager Is Lions Speaker on Faith Merchants
James E. Eshleman Frederick attorney and new WFMD manager addressed the Lions Club of Frederick at a Key Hotel luncheon. He urged action over talk, spoke of radio and newspaper faith in products and advertising, and noted the station’s 23 years serving the area including emergency milk movements after a snowstorm. Guests included W OR Falkenstein Moyersville Scott Bounds Edward Powell Russell Litten Richard Bowers Donald Davis and Elmer Eshleiman.
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James E. Eshleman
Frederick
WFMD
Lions Club of
Francis Scott Key
Eshlesian
Austin F. Angieberger
Joseph F. Rhoderick
W. OR. Falkenstein
Moyersville
Scott Bounds
Hagerstown
Edward A. Powell
Washington
Russell E.litten
Richard Bowers
Brunswick
Donald Davis
Middletown Club
Elmer Eshleiman
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Teries
Hickaswee Ene
Rome
Argen Kaetzel
John H. Foster
Winchester
Foster
Virginia
Cora Koontz
Charrette
Blandy
Potomac
Naval Gun Factory
Mothers
Calvary Methodist Church
Carter Appleby
West Twelfth Street
William Davis
Lloyd Freeze
Alred ‘Sharpe
Walker Chapman
John Fisther
Harold Fogle
Edward Sanger
Ames Hendrickson
Charles Mercer
Mealey's
Jettie Cashour
Monrovia
Albany
N.Y
Henry Beyer
James
L. B. Feaga
Shea
Three Pines
Alpha Cement Sesaigrarg'l
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Lisbon School
Batterlex
Hood College Department OF
Hodson Ebelnas Hall
Bolt
Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Bolt
Fort Worth
Tex
Youngman
P. D. Box
Frederick, Md
ASO
Fee
Ais
Ralph Davidson
Union Iown
Rotary Club
Agriculture Center
Westminster
Vesta Null
David Bensnider
Xul
Hubert Null
Miles Reifsnyder
Sammy
Western Maryland College
Westminister
Marcia Reifsnyder
Henry J. Langensenkami
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Marcia Ray
Bankard Terrace
Patrick Street
John Redgrave
Jack Beecher
Annie
Ashley
Norfolk
REEDS
London
Soviet Union
Tass
Moscow
Russia
United States
Federal Housing Administration
Lions
Francis
National
Royal Typewriter
Myrtle
B.L
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
East Patrick St
Remsberg
F.S.K. Hotel
Azaleas
Ramblewood Gardens
Edgewood Church Rd
Rocky Springs Road
Edgewood Church Road
Church
E. Patrick St
Circuit Court For
Mary Edina Zeigler
Court House
Frederick City
James McSherry
Goodlge E. Byron
Null and
Null
Acvetlscummis
Williamson's Drug Store
N. Market St. Mail
Prescription
UCL Ternest
Mt. Ee
Hes Acy Mug & Prescription Ser
Vicone
Market St
Stop’s Milk Bar
R.T
Braddock Heights
Valley Realty Agency—Realtors
Middletown
S. Court Street
East Church Street
Philip Wertheimer
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
N. Court Street
Tel. MO
East Street
Fairbanks
Greyhound
Kent Furnace
Culler & Heffner
Joan L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
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