Former Thurmont man killed in Franklin County crash
Ray I. Fraley a 34 year old Waynesboro resident and former Thurmont carpenter was killed when struck by a 1954 Chrysler driven by Harold Ray Hull on Pennsylvania Route 16 in Washington Township Franklin County. The coroner reported death at the scene and an inquest was to follow. Fraley lived in Waynesboro since moving from Thurmont twelve years earlier and is survived by family including Baker Fraley and siblings. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the Grove funeral home in Waynesboro with burial in Blue Ridge cemetery.
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Thurmont
Washington Township
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Ray I. Fraley
East North Street
Waynesboro
J. D. Goshen
Chambersburg Barracks
Fraley
Blue Ridge Summit
Harold Ray Hull
Fisher
Baker Fraley
Lee Fisher
Chester Brice
Harold Fraley
Carroll Fraley
Hagerstown
Grove Funeral Home
Waymesboro
Blue Ridge
Sabillasville
Lucy Ann Spiel- Iaan Fraley
Bertha Morrow Fraley
Rose Marie Wade
Highfield
Hazerstown
Order of Owls
Baltimore
Robert Crell
William Dickinson Boyce and U.S. Scouting Movement Founding
William Dickinson Boyce played a pivotal role in founding the scouting movement in the United States. His efforts helped establish organized youth scouting, promoting outdoor activity leadership and civic engagement. The movement grew under his influence, shaping scouting organizations nationwide.
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William Dickinson Boyce
Scouting
United States
Secrets in Diplomatic Papers Open Ways Nazi Access Sought
New Sunday Diplomatic Papers volume on 1943 European relations hints at a possible Nazi leak to Washington. It notes Franco resisted pressure from Hitler and Mussolini, while Weygand was removed in 1942 after Nazis read messages to Washington from Robert D. Murphy. Murphy says he doubts the Nazis obtained secrets via a breakdown in U.S. lode but cannot explain how they were obtained.
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Washington
Germany
U.S. State Department
Possippars
State Department
Europe
United States
Spain
Generalissimo
Franco
Hitler
Mussolini
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Micky
U.S
Vic
France
Maxime Weygand
Weygand
Robert D. Murphy
Paers
Murphy
Nmot
U. S
Frederick Police Roundup Highlights Weekend Arrests
Frederick police report three area men jailed Saturday. Charles Weedon 40 of 221 Phobus Avenue faced assault and battery charges and was jailed for failure to post bond. George Crummitt 51 of Route 1 Myersville was arrested at 7 20 p m for public intoxication. Both are to be tried in Magistrate's Court today.
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Frederick
Charles S. Weedon
Phobus Avenue
Norman Trump
Weedon
Trump
George Randolph Drummitt
Route 1
Myersville
William McK. Boost
Tramp
Crummitt
Prisoners jailed on street intoxication counts and fatal hospital case
On East Patrick street a man was jailed after failing to post 10.80. John Elmer Krietz 28 of Thurmont faced charges of public intoxication and was jailed for 25.80 after arrest on North Market Street at 11 p.m. The sixth victim Mrs Barbara Payne 26 of Indianapolis died at West Street Major Hospital. A 1 year old girl born in Seoul adopted by Rev James Jones and wife of Indianapolis was noted. Easy Dough London report describes Dick Edwards 38 catching a ten shilling note while fishing at Southend London Pier.
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East Patrick Street
John Elmer Krietz
Thurmont
Set
Boost
Murray Phillips
Krietz
North Market Street
Dantas Johnson
Aibert Zinser
Barbara Payne
Indianapolis
W. S. Major
Seoul
Korea
James Jones
Innapolis
London
Dick Edwards
Southend
Korean orphan among six killed in Shelbyville crash
A 4 year old Korean orphan girl was among six killed when two cars collided on a clear stretch of US 491 southeast of Shelbyville Indiana. Also dead were Mabel Stewart 46 Pearl Nance 50 and Stephanie Keioa 4 all from India. Two people were injured.
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Shelbyville
Ind
API
Reading
Mabel Stewart
Pearl Nance
Stephanie Keioa
Commies Favor Limited Inspection In East West Talks
LOXCON reports Soviet leader Khrushchev backs limited arms and army inspections as a method to ease tensions in Europe. Montgomery says the plan could expand with mutual confidence, and that Berlin talks should be separated from a German peace treaty. The piece also notes a Maryland Travel Trailer Club rally at Patapsco State Park.
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Loxcon
Mont-gomery
Nikita Khrushchev
Europe
Sunday Times
Khrushchev
Moscow
Montgomery
Berlin
Maryland
Patapsco State Park
Names Make News in Iowa Advertisement List
An advertising salesman found 1,128 Burlington and southeast Iowa residents named in a Sunday edition. The report mentions Cuba with a population of about 4 900 000.
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Burlington, Iowa
Burlington
Hawk-Eye Gatrette
Iowa
Cuba
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On CO
Zenith
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Post Office
Fisher’'S, Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
S. Market St
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
Olympia Typewriters
Reddi Cash
Rawal Corporation
South Market Street
Frederick Optical CO
South Market St
Custon
WM. D
East
Patrick Street
Keystone Cabinet Co
Littlestown
Bowers Lumber
Tself
Joe W. Huntress
Lanham
Sterling W. Edwards
Penney’s
Penne
Stop and Co
Penney Priced
Hardy
Ferow
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