Eisenhower Says Must Stay Strong to Stay Free
President Eisenhower told a Times Square audience that the United States must remain strong to preserve freedom and must avoid foreign policy that merely reacts to others. He warned against an open edged peace in Korea and cited recent losses of atomic weapon secrecy as a national danger. He spoke at two $100-a-plate Republican dinners and praised Gov. Dewey and party leaders as he outlined policy aims and the need for world stability.
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New York
Eisenhower
United States
L. A
Great Britain
America
Russia
Astor Hotel
Times Square
Waldorf-Astoria
Thomas E. Dewey
Dan
Dewey
U. S
Korea
White House
Pennsylvania Station
Tibute
Sen. Ives
R-Ny
Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Hi 1
United States of America
Brunswick Firemen Elect Nicholson Head
Harry Nicholson was chosen president of the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department at the annual election held at the Brunswick firehouse. Eugene Smith declined renomination. officers include Paul Trittipoe Russell McMurray secretary WW C. Smith financial secret Richard Magalis treasurer Sonny Cannon Floyd Strickler George Strickler Robert Minnick Calvin Grimes and Senor Bennett trustees. The department’s financial report praised the modern firehouse built in 1948 for 60000. about 2500 remains unpaid with 1300 to be liquidated before June 1. Funds for the building came from carnivals and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nicholson
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
Brunswick
Eugene Smith
Paul Trittipoe
Russell McMurray
Ww. C. Smith
Richard Magalis
H. E
Sonny) Cannon
Floyd Strickler
George Strickler
Robert Minnick
Calvin Grimes
Senor Bennett
Gannon
Lights of Home His Big Thrill in Baltimore
Robert C. Stell, a 21-year-old former prisoner of war from a Korean camp, returned to his Carver Road home in Baltimore. He spoke of frostbite injuries and amputated toes, thanked fellow soldiers’ families, and recalled a stop at a local restaurant for bacon and eggs before reuniting with his mother Lulu Stell who kept vigil through the long ordeal.
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Baltimore
Robert C. Stell
Carver Road
Lulu Stell
Robert
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Phoenixville
H O
Stell
Korea
Lime Kiln Community Notes and Birth Announcements
Visitations with Mrs. Erma DeGrange list Norman Hardy and daughter Joan, Willie Hardy, John Lindsay of Baltimore, Loring Young welcomes a son David Lee born April 21, and other local families. Also updates on Mrs. Ella V. Fisher, Mary Dixon and family, Donna and Connie Evler, and Mikie Mauro visiting grandparents. Walter Dee improving. Cemetery officers elected with Hendrickson as president and Bouers, Slemmer, Crother, Simpson, Trout among board. Mutual Insurance board elected in Frederick County, to organize next week.
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Erma DeGrange
Norman Hardy
Joan
Willie Hardy
John Lindsay
Baltimore
Loring Young
David Lee
Wiliam Nehouse
Airy
Earl Mulineana
Ella V. Fisher
Mary Dixon
Earl Dixon
Boyds
Albert Evler
Donna
Connie
Ealer
Fenton Green
Loversvile
Howard DeGranke
Frederick
Mr. DeGranze
Erma DeGranke
Mikie Mauro
Fredench
Cle Fewel
Walter Dee
Mt. Olvet
Booames Hendrickson
Grummer Bouers
William Slemmer
Sertetaat Teases
Robert AL Aline
Sunecrinicnent
Wiliam BO Bennet
Robert B Crother
Vmehin
VWO
Frank
Sappington
Herbert S Schroider
Pax
DY Simpon
William Trout
Alfred G
Zimmerz- Man
Messie Rowet
Hea- Grickeon
County Native Dr E H Willard Dies in W Va
Prominent Morgan County physician Dr E H Willard died at War Memorial Hospital after about six weeks illness. A native of Frederick County Maryland he was 66 and known as the dean of medical doctors in Morgan County. He held many civic roles including coroner and Kiwanis active in high school athletics and park work. Services Saturday at St Mark's Episcopal Church in Berkeley Springs.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
E. H. Willard
Morgan County
Frederick County
Morgan County War Memorial Hospital
Willard
Gt. Cacapon
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Morgan County Board of ‘Health
Pinecrest Tubercular Sanitarium
Beckley
West Virginia Foundation For Crippled Children
Kiwanis Club
Shenandoah
Frederick
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Guy Arnold
Great Cacapon
E. H. Willard, Jr
USAF
Waco
Tex
Jack Willard
Bladensburg
William G. Willard
Wembley
England
T. Opie Green
Baltimore
Jerome Rodgers
Greenway Cemetery
Woodsboro Johnsville Districts Farm Deeded In 228 Acre Transfer
Deeds filed at the clerk's office record multiple property transfers in Woodsboro Johnsville and Jefferson districts. Thomas Keeney and wife sold 228 acres along Route 71 to Edward J. Wojciechowski Dora Paca and others for about 31000. Joseph K Ash sold 5.5 acres near Emmitsburg to Carroll Bogler and others for around STN. Charles W Stine sold 10 acres in Jefferson district to Russell Droneburg Philip Raubinger for about 4000. Lucy H Fout sold land to the State Roads Commission for the Frederick by pass near Boughmans Lane. price not listed.
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Thomas Keeney
Edward J. Wojciechowski
Dora Pac
Route 71
Woodsboro
Johnsville
Joseph K. Ash
Carroll R. Bogler
Emmitsburg
Thurmont Road
Stn
Charles W. Stine Hase
Russell F. Droneburg
Philip C. Raubinger
Jefferson District
Lucy H. Fout
State of
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Eagles Plan Tributes To Mothers On Sunday
The Fraternal Order of Eagles scheduled a Mothers Day tribute at 2 PM at the East Patrick street aerie home. Former State Senator Edward J. Storm will speak with music by Mrs. Ray Spumner and master of ceremonies Jerome Offutt. Orchids will honor the oldest and youngest mothers as part of a long standing Eagles observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Atrie
Order of Eagles
Wilbur F. May
Acnie
Aerie
East Patrick Street
Edward J. Storm
Ray Spumner
Sharon Hoope
Barbara Bowlus
Patsy Brendie
Patsy Brendie W. Jerome Offutt, Jecal Atioines
Congress
Forty-Nour Prospective Graduates Named For Public High Schools
The Board of Education lists 490 prospective graduates across Frederick, Middletown, Brunswick, Thurmont, Walkersville, Lincoln, and Emmitsburg for commencements June 9 to June 12. Frederick High leads with 247. other schools total 59, 53, 49, 9, 29, and 20. Closing date is June 12.
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Board of Education
Frederick High School
Asl
Middletown High School
Brunswick High
Thurmont High School
Walkersville High
Lincoln High
Emmitsburg
Edwin Dol Albaugh
Jr. Austin Gary Angleberger
Stanley Young Bennett
Gareth Victor Riser
Charles Frederick Bowers
Richard Taft Brandenburg
Jack Teel Burger
Edward Leroy Despeaux
Henry Akers Engelbrecht
Harry Edward Fisher, Jr
Edmond Jean Fontaine
William Kenneth Lenhart
Donald ‘Charles Linton
Ralph Norman ‘Marsden
Albert Sendmyer Mullican
Harry Lee Quinn
Vernon Robert Rippeon
Thomas Edward Stockman
Sterling Ray Sullivan
Robert Edward Weddle. Jr
Robert Thomas Whitmore
Fred i Warren Young
Richard Allen Zern
Ruby Arila Blank
Pegey Ann Burdette
Yvonne Rosa Clemson
Shirley Ann Crunt
Shirley Elizabeth Crum
Nancy Lee Delauter
Shirley Ann Fleischman
Shirley Louise Geisbert
Nerissa Fay Hamilton
Dorothy Virginia House
Eliza Medora Jones
Suzanne Gail Rasch
Doris Jean Barnes Keeney
Dorothy Mae Moxley
Shirley Anne Pearson
Emily Virginia Plinkard
Delores Jean Roelke
Shirley Rhae Rosenberry
Elsie Elizabeth Routzahn
Adeline Estelle Rowe
Phyllis LaRue Schwearing
Mildred Lorraine Jenkins
Shirles Ann Kirby
Guynn Lee Kripp
Elinor Elaine Krepps
Mary Jane Leatherman
Barbara Ann Long
Kathleen Mane Magaha
Florence Isabelle Mehaffie
Doris Ann Moore
Pamela Ann Myers
Ada Elizabeth Race
Ferne Naomi Rice
Margaret Pauline Sayler
Sharon Lee Trmvell
Ruth Ellen Wachter
Shiries
Estella Wallick
Patricia Lee Walter
Harriet Eliabeth Windsor
Martha Pauline Woerner
Edward Lee Balwell
Gilbert Adron Berry
Donald Eugene Biddinger
Selba Monroe Black
Harold Lee Bouers
Gerald Marshall Carpenter
Mallard Kenneth Cook
Jack Lee Culler
Glenna Ellsworth Eaves
Lotus Harold Ecker
George Marion England, Jr
James Samuel Ensor
Muffler Of Water Pipe Brings Driver $1 Fine
A Mt. Airy truck driver found guilty in Peoples Court for operating with no muffler. Oliver D. Ridgely paid a minimal fine after admitting the non muffler on a truck near New Market. Trooper James Stonesifer led the arrest and reported the vehicle was quiet, not excessively noisy. Several others forfeited collateral for speeding and related offenses in Mt. Pleasant Urbana Frederick routes.
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Mt. Airy
Peoples Court
HL. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Oliver D. Ridgely
James Stonesifer
New Market
William F. Coon
Westminster
Renus M. Bankett
Manchester
Mt. Pleasant
Albert F. Sisson
Baltimore
Ceresville
Robert L. Taylor
Frederick
George L. Reed
Grantz
Urbana
John W. Northrop
Ft. Belvoir
Ralph F. Ridgeway
Sykesville
John A. Moore
Stonesifer
Philip Kretsinger
V. L. Guilmino
J. W. Hardy
Albert Hedden
Soroptimists Hold Frederick County Meeting and Election
The Frederick County Soroptimist Club met in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Armatha Stern presiding. Reports were given by Louise Sebold and Margaret Dailey as about 30 new books were displayed for the Boys Club reading room. New officers elected include Maude Kefauver president and Margaret Dailey vice president, to be installed June 17 at the anniversary dinner. A bake sale was voted for May 16.
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Frederick County
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Armatha Stern
Copenhagen
Denmark
Estelle Frailey
Ashville
N.C
Maude Kefauver
Ada Sperry
Louise Sebold
Hazel Caldwell
Pearl Nausbaum
Margaret Dailey
Florence Sorrentino
Lorraine Shuff
Bazel Lewis
Havel Caldwell
Hub
Frederick High to Lead 500 Students in Washington Parade
About 500 students from Frederick County public and parochial schools join the AAA safety patrol parade in Washington. Fifteen buses transport Frederick High School students, with the band also marching. Joe DiMaggio headlines the event, and the Frederick High Band previously won top state honors and a national second prize.
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Frederick County
Washington
Frederick High School
Constitution Avenue
Joe DiMaggio
Frederick High
Second Lutheran Church Planned Here in Frederick
The Board of American Missions has authorized a second Lutheran church in Frederick and called Rev. Carroll L. Boyer to develop the new congregation. Boyer, a Middletown valley native, will arrive around June 1 after graduating May 22 and being ordained May 27. The Evangelical Lutheran Church will assist, with about 1,800 members in Frederick.
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Board of American Missions of the United Lutheran Church
Frederick
Carroll L. Boyer
Midgetown Valley
Boyer
Carroll E. Boyer
Middletown
Board of American Missions
Liis
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Hanover
Audrey Kalloway
Braddock Heights
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Evangelical Church
Citie
New Windsor Homemakers Exhibit Connects to Week
The New Windsor Homemakers Club organized an exhibit in Roop's store window showcasing this year’s projects as part of Homemakers Week. Local events include a Harris Class strawberry festival at Winters Church on June 13. Church World Service reports material aid shipments to Hongkong, Istanbul, France, Korea, Germany, and Greece aiding about 90 million refugees globally. A Cumberland court case features AWOL soldier Theodore E Breisford of Short Gap West Virginia held for military police after admitting a purse snatching charge. he had twice volunteered for Korea duty but was refused, leading to his desertion.
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New Windsor
Nancy Devilbiss
Harris
Winters Church
Church World Service
Hongkong
Istanbul
France
Korea
Germany
Greece
Cumberland
Camp Pickett
Morgan P. Harris
Theodore Eugene Breisford
Short Gap
W. Va
Breisford
Casualties Identified in War Casualty List No 84
The Defense Department identified 46 Korean War casualties in list No 84 dated May 5, with 31 killed 157 wounded nine missing and six injured. The Rice 1933 football team member from outside Texas is senior fullback Bob Garybrecht of New York City.
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Washington
Defense Department
Rice
Texas
Bob Gar Ybrecht
New York City
No decision on amending zoning law in Frederick
Early this morning Frederick officials adjourned a regular meeting without a vote on a proposal to amend the zoning ordinance to allow a funeral home in a residential area. About 35 residents attended a public hearing, seven voiced objections led by Charles P. Staley and John Morgan who urged against spot zoning. Proponents argued funeral homes are a modern trend and would include sufficient off street parking. no objection was filed to another local improvement project. The meeting also created an expanded baseball program plan for boys 8 to 12 with a farm club concept and paid supervision, to be reported in two weeks.
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Frederick
Charles P. Staley
John Morgan
Mary and
Ruth Smith
Carl W. Snook
Jed R. Creager
N. Market Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
E. F. Stoffmeier
Jesse N. Smith
Cc. G. Kelly
Dailey
Nno
East 13Th
Market St
East St. J
Staley Ave
East Street
Park Committee
Board of Aldermen
Allen G. Quynn
Dorsey F. Shipley
Clyde M. Roney
James A. Grove
Little League
Charlie Keller
Glade Valley Lions Club Elects Officers at Dinner Meeting
Glade Valley Lions Club held its first dinner at the new parish hall of Walkersville Lutheran Church with Paul Green presiding. Officers were elected for July 1 starts. Rev Raymond C Myers as president and Calvin Keeney as first vice president among others. Plans for a charter night on May 21 at Peter Pan Inn were outlined.
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Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville Lutheran Church
Paul Green
Lawrence A.dorsey
Las
Raymond C. Myers
Calvin C. Keeney
W. Cash Smith
Walter Dudfrow
W. Neilson Stauffer
Richard Greenwood
E. Koontz Helwig
Reuben Bair
Allan Smith
Col
John C. ‘Dotson USA
Harvey H. Working
Peter Pan Inn
Myers
Edward Shriner
Howard Reinhhardt
Hagerstown
Socony Vacuum Oil _Co
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Charles Meitzler
Carl Harner
Frederick
Glade Lions
Walkersville
The Art of Record Keeping at Baslenger Girls 4-H
Miss Betsy Levington led Baslenger Girls 4-H May meeting on accurate records for daily life and club work. Nellie Shafer presided. seven members, one visitor, two leaders attended. They voted on a gavel and U S and 4-H flags. Charlotte and Nellie Shafer led recreation. Jean Wiles hosted refreshments. Next meeting June 5 at Mam Thom's home.
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Betsy Levington
Baslenger Girls
Nellie Shafer
United States
Charlotte
Jean Wiles
Mam Thom
Jas
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Howard Joseph Stup, Jr
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Joseph Harvey Zimmerman
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John Upton Carpenter
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David Lee Clem
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Howard Sylvester Fink, Jr
Samuel Louis Fisher
Jerry Franklin ‘French
Thomas Francis Fulmer
David Carlson Gardiner
Merril
Eugene Giesler, Jr
John Grayson
Grimes
Charles Edward Hahn
Robert Everett Hale
James Frederick Harrison, Jr
Jack Eugene Hildebrand
David Lee Hodge
Marvin Lee Jones
James Lee Kelly
John Clark Kelly
Earl Maynard King
Paul Richard LaBrush
Rondel Keefer LeGore
Robert Lee Littleton
George Irving Masser
Russell Thomas Miller
Alvin Lester Mohier
Bernard Lee Phelps
David Lee Phillips
Robert Glen Rickman
Ronald Thomas Rockwell
Randolph Burtin Rosencrantz
Mebri Wilson Shultz
Clarence Ernest Smith
Jerry Lamar Smith
Delmar Lee
Robert Clay Stup
Thomas Roger Taylor
Joseph Edwin Warfield
Charles Austin Weddle
Maurice Gordon White, Jr
Charles Edward Zimmerman
John David Zimmerman
Patricia Ann Boone
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Leona Mae Norris
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Marilyn Lambert Rudy
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Donald Gene Gaver
David Patton Gilroy
Friedhelm Jacobs
Donald Shafer Kinna
Paul Bernard Main
Charles Grover Miller
Bernard Glenn Palmer
Lawrence Edward Ricketts
Fred Wiles Rudy
James Edmond Thomas
Betty Louise Brown
Shirley Ann Bowling
Joyce Eva May Gaver
Freda Louise Hagan
Mary Rebecca Ludy
David Patrick Allen
Joseph Alfred Boyer, Jr
Marvin Oscar Brandenburg
Paul David Brunner
George Noah Delauter
Bernard Lee Funk
Charles Howard Gouker
William Charles Kepler
John J. Peasiee
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Shirley Ann Butler
Mary Alice Guston
Dorothy Lorraine Huffer
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Mary Thomas
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June Irene Toms
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Donald Andrew Herring
Ray Toms
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Marjorie Edna Crist
Betty Ann Glass
Leis Ann Keilholtz
Mary Gertrude Kemp
Catherine Louise Oller
Mary Ann Ridenour
Shirley Lea Troxell
Theresa Kathleen Wantz
Donald Eugene Flax
Gerhard Rudolf Duelfer
Clifton Earl Lisler
Darlene Jane Brewer
Norma Jean Hartle
Helga Ingrid Wollschlaeger
William Andrew Bad‘er
James King Gray
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Herman W. Tressler
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Patricia Mae Fraley
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Eivhel Jeanne Gardner
Cecelia Rose Green
Betty Rosella Hahn
Dorothy Grace Shinn
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Hildegard Mariquise Clauss
Richard Allen Creager
Yvonne Ken Addison
Betwy Catherine Breeden
Lucille B. Eaton
Naomi Elizabeth Fraley
Mary Ellen Pryor
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Celia Ann Stambaugh
Fay Louise Stull
Marian Grace Troxell
Dorothy Flower Unger
Nancy Lee Warner
Betty Lee Weedle
Kathleen Ruth Wilhide
Shirley Grace Zeniz
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John Ronald Nusbaum
Clarence A. Resers
Curtis Luther Shuff
James Leroy Stitely
Joseph W. Luceney
Jaume Miller
Mary Frances Phillips
Bettymae
Lydia Ron Sine
Altice
Dean Stine
John Michael Lee
Eugene Haroki McGaha
John Wayne
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Jean Kathleen Lucas
Thelma Mae Moser
Jean Alice Moyers
Shirley Mae Musser
Phyllis Darlene Shrader
Bertha Naomi Chaney Sigler
Darlene Mae Stull
Wanda Lee Taylor
Shirley Mae Thomas
Thelma Elaine Tucker
Eva Jean Wigington
James A. Booth
Frederick Charles Calhoun
Kenneth Wayne Gaither
John Donlan Gletner
R. Clifton Hawes
Gary Nicodemus Porter
Frankie Lorraine Spitzer Rollison
Clark Eugene Shaff
Walkersville High School
Glenn Henry Lenhart, Jr
Nancy Jane Crum
Patricia Grace Crum
Grace Ellen Gladhill
Adonna
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Margaret Trundle Powell
Doris Arline Smith
Carol Ann Wickless
Ella Virginia Wisner
Victor Lee Cox
Richard Allan Cramer
Michael David Dorcus
John Russell Eichelberger
John Hamilton Fogle
Robert Burkhard Fogle
James Donald Moore
John William Schildt
Lew Edward Snyder
Donald Lee Trimmer
Sylvia Louise Boyer
Esther Caroline Dinterman
Dolores Ann Eaves
Patricia Ione Filler
Virginia Ruth Hoffman
Charlotte Virginia Remsburg
Ethel Elizabeth Rice
Kathryn Rebecca Saylor
Shirley Catherine Stine
Shirley Olivia Stover
Mary Genevieve West
Joan Henrietta Young
Garnett Lewis Wisner
Lincoln High School
Charles Thompson ‘Coates
Richard Wilmer Hill
Carl ‘Monroe Lee
James Sherman Matson, Jr
George Leroy Tucker, Jr
Betty Jane Collins
Barbara Ann Hill
Rosalie Johnson
Betty Rebecca Naylor
Freda Beatrice Parker
Joann Regina Rogers
Jane Elizabeth Waters
Sherrie Elizabeth Whiten
Shirley Ann Ambush
Shirley Lorietta Collins
Charlotte Virginia Lyles
Melvvin Augustus Addison, Jr
Charles Warren Ambush
Charles Thomas
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