Birthday Surprise for 80th Engle at 411 West Patrick
Frederick county resident Mr. Engle was feted at home 411 West Patrick Street on Sunday May 1 for his 80th birthday observed May 3. Present were Mrs. Engle and many relatives including the Stockmans Ramsburgs Thomas Bru bakers Cortrights and others in a warm family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
Frederick County
West Patrick Street
Vida Shaw
Bernard Engle
Claude Cortright
Fred Brubaker
Ruben Stockman
Millard Stockman
Reba Ramsburg
William Thomas
Doris Shaw
Leona Brubaker
Janice Cortright
Mary Thomas
Kenneth Shaw
Jerry Brubaker
Richard and
David Stockmaan
Cephius Thomas
Robert and
Ee Ramsburg
Donald Lecank
Civilizing The Atom And Its Industrial Promise
Westinghouse in Pittsburgh leads a push to civilize atomic power with isotopes aiding medicine and science. An atomic engine big enough to run a warship is projected within six years, and industry seeks broader, safer uses under Atomic Energy Commission guidance.
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Westinghouse Electric
New Atomic Power Division
Pittsburgh
Lord Acton
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Westinghouse
Industrial Advisory
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Rattlesnake Roundup Draws Hunters to Okeene
The International Association of Rattlesnake Hunters held its tenth annual roundup near Okeene Oklahoma. Hunters collected live rattlesnakes for sale to zoos for flesh and venom, paying 30 cents per pound for the snakes. Only two bites occurred with no lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Rattlesnake Hunters
Okeeene
Okla
Domestic help shifts with economic cycles amid wage woes
The New York Labor Department notes a downturn in domestic employment as pay and conditions deter would be maids. Families facing tighter budgets reduce demand while housewives gain, yet the shift leaves others unemployed. Proctor Vermont brands itself the marble capital, supplying about 70 percent of the national quarries.
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New York Labor Department
Letter to the Editor on petty thefts in Frederick
Alice Vincent O Nea l writes to The News criticising petty thefts seen in Frederick Maryland. She recalls losing her camp chair at a Walkersville sale and notes her maiden name Vincent on the chair. She urges exposure of local petty thieves and signs with address and date May 9.
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the News
Sir
Frederick
Walkersville
Maryland
Vincent
Dr. Locke
Canada
Alice Vincent O'Neal
Alton Place
N. W
Washington
Bible Thoughts on Christ's Resurrection in Song
A brief verse noting Christ risen as the first fruits who slept, inviting saints to behold the empty tomb and rejoice in Jesus bearing sins away. The lines echo I Corinthians 15 20 and praise the risen Lord through Thomas Kelly inspired wording.
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Christ
Jesus
Thomas Kelly
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A 12 year old colored youth was committed to the House of Refuge after being found guilty of stealing three pairs of eye glasses from Dr. William C Boteler office. He sold them for 65 cents. Emerson Literary Society Frederick College meets June 15 in College Hall. A debate on war fostering patriotism is the topic. A baseball game at New Market ends 11 to 9 with New Market’s Wood and Sponselier vs Bartholows McCubbin and Bartholow. Three local companies likely to enter two to four prize contests at the State Firemen’s Association in Westminster. The Woman’s College graduating class has donned caps and gowns.
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House of Refuge
Thei
William C. Boteler
Emerson Literary Society
Frederick College
College Hall
New Market
Bartholows
Wood
Sponselier
McCubbin
Bartholow
State Firemen’s Association
Westminster
Woman's College
Hoover Visit At Catoctin Furnace And May Day Queen
In a May 11 1929 recap President and Mrs Hoover toured the Catoctin Furnace fishing preserve with four autos in the party. Hood College May Day began with Miss Virginia Dunn proclaimed May Queen. Richard Baumgardner of this city will leave Sunday for New York to rejoin George Olsen’s orchestra before heading to Hollywood. Charles H Remsberg agricultural instructor at Middletown High School escaped serious injury when his truck left a small bridge wall but he freed himself.
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Hoover
Catoctin Furnace
Hood College
Virginia Dunn
Germantown
Richard Baumgardner
William D. Baumgardner
New York
George Olsen
Hollywood
Charles H. Remsberg
Middletown High School
Washington Daybook notes on patronage rules and political moves
Washington Daybook surveys Truman's no patronage policy for deserters, listing senators and representatives affected and noting who gains patronage roles. It covers Alabama Mississippi and Virginia shifts, plus quick quips and Forrestal’s Israel stance. Atomic aid in cancer research is discussed with cautions on radioactivity limits.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Truman
White House
Senate
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Virginia
U. S
Mississippi
John Stennis
J. P. Coleman
Department of Justice
Eastland
Johnson
Royal Truman
Eyes For Spiritual Realities In Peter Grim Parable
Earl L Douglass explores how spiritual perception depends on inner purity as he recounts an old tale of Peter Grim returning as a spirit. The piece links clarity of sight to a humble heart and warns that hatred and envy blind us to God’s presence.
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Peter Grim
Peter
Jesus
Babson Newspaper
Lifting Berlin Blockade Reframes Cold War Outlook
The piece argues Russia’s blockade lift was a strategic shift toward influencing Germany by withdrawal of troops and ideological aims. It predicts future tensions over atomic weapons and urges cautious diplomacy to build a lasting peace amid rising US-USSR mistrust and global hotspots Iran China Korea Japan.
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Germany
Russia
Iran
China
Korea
Japan
United States
Britain
Draftees And Vets Guide Highlights VA Payment Glitches
Major Thomas M. Nial reports that the VA still receives about 40 000 premium payments monthly with no proper identification causing wasted time. A mother once sent Johnny's premium with no signature and risked lapse. Kenneth C Royall notes exceptional Army reenlistment rates and new caps on reenlistments. Draft acts remain unused since January.
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Thomas M. Nial
Washington
John Smith
Johnny
Veterans Administration
Engagement Announcement Through Society Editor
A family informs the society editor that their daughter is engaged. Instead of sending engraved cards, they provide details to the newspaper to publish a formal society note announcing the engagement to the community.
New Ways To Disguise Leftovers Dishes Feature
Two clever leftover recipes presented curry and rice with tomato potatoes and a pancake roll dish. Curry method uses leftover meat onions tomatoes rice and stock. pancakes wrap chicken mix with marjoram mushrooms and peppers then bake to finish.
Music Club Federation Convention in Maryland This Week
Mrs. Robert E. Clapp Sr and Dr Ignatius Bjorlee attend Paris After Dark at Baltimore Museum of Art. Maryland Federation of Music Clubs holds annual convention in Hagerstown at Alexander Hotel with sessions, banquet, Forum on American Music by Hood College's Paul Beckhelm, and junior day events.
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Robert E. Clapp
Ignatius Bjorlee
Paris
Baltimore Museum
Hagerstown
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Alexander Hotel
Paul Beckhelm
Hood College
Clapp
Luther C. Butler
G. Franklin Onion
National Board
George Bolek
Baltimore Music Club
Baltimore
Two $15,000 Damage Suits Settled Out Of Court
Two damage suits totaling $15,000 arising from a May 18 1946 accident near Keymar in which Helen Marie Eyler was killed were settled out of court. The cases shifted from Carroll to Frederick County. Plaintiffs were Norman E Eyler administrator of Helen Eyler estate and State of Maryland for George B Eyler and Gertrude Eyler. Defendants were William Raymond Wilson and the Pennsylvania Railroad. Damages asked were $7,500 in each suit. Eyler, 36, was a passenger when Wilsons car was struck by a Pennsylvania locomotive at a grade crossing. Attorneys: John Wood Westminster and William M Storm for plaintiffs. Wilsons counsel D Eugene Walsh Westminster. F Neal Parke Westminster. Parsonsi Newman for the railroad.
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Keymar
Helen Marie Eyler
Frederick
Carroll County
Norman E. Eyler
State of Maryland
George B. Eyler
Gertrude I. Eyler
William Raymond Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Eyler
Wilson
Pennsylvania
John Wood
Westminster
William M. Storm
D. Eugene Walsh
F. Neal Parke
Parsonsi Newman
Railroad
New Polar oid Corp camera shown at Kiwanis meeting
Tuesday evening at the Franci Scott Key Hotel in Frederick attendees viewed the new Polar oid Corp camera that prints sepia toned pictures in 60 seconds. James H. Messersmith demonstrated the slim folding model and members noted the rapid print service while Polaraid Corp advertised processing options.
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Franci Scott Key
Frederick Ho
Polaroid Corp
James H. Messersmith
Divisio
Kiwania
Polaraid Corporation
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Charles E. Engle
Proctor, Vt
Proctor Quarrice
Washington Daybook
Barry
Dewey Short
Missouri
Brooklyn
Arkansas
Short
Lapland
James Forrestal
Israel
Forrestal
Middle East
Dave Niles
Niles
Eliahu Elath
Leo Dur
Atomic Aid
Globe Synd
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Annapolis
Harry H. Gaver
Lucy
David Lawrence
Berlin
America
Moscow
United Nations Assembly
Kenneth C. Royall
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
NTA Service
Music Club Federation
France
Troy
Troyes
Bolvia
Montenegro
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Antipater of
Sidon
Pikes Peal
Pikes Peak
Colorado
Zebulon Pik
Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Great Pyramid
Gizeh
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