License Case Heard Again in Maryland Columns
Frederick beer license hearing covers industrial area impact on demand. Klipp’s Tavern contested by owners of nearby plants Qx Fibre Brush and Price Electric. Witnesses say neighborhood patients and workers influence business. decision pending court review. Other items note mayor promotion, Frederick Blue Ridge League game, and local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail L. Catshall
Charles H. Klipp
East Church Street
Klipps
Helsena
Donald A. McIntosh
Helena
Sheermenician
Fram Crenit Court
Curcurt
Qx Fibre Brush Company
Price Electric Corporation
Klipp
Klipp Place
McIntosh
Klpp
Thomas S Glass
T. West Claggett, Jr
Clifton Wirts
Meintosh
Austin James
Major Prosperity Factor in a Narrow Economic View
The piece argues the economy is not in a simple prosperity or low mood but shaped by overproduction and lack of confidence. It cites backlogs from Korea era restrictions, a shift from war prosperity, and optimism from F W Dodge official Thomas Holden noting a and growing commercial construction. The housing shortage and rising public investment in long term assets indicate cautious optimism rather than fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livia
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Rocky Mountains
Thomas 3. Holden
Holden
Catoctin and Myersville extension survey progress noted
Fifty years ago reports show the Engineering Corps completed the Pen Mar survey for the Catoctin and Myersville Railway linking with the Chambersburg line. Hagerstown Trolley secures most rights for Myersville extension and local officials plan the integration with existing routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin and
Myersville
Pen-Mar
Chambersburg
Gettyspurg
Waynesboro
Deaths in area families mark quiet midweek
Obituaries from Littlestown to Yarrowsburg note the deaths of Rev Frank Roy Sayler 71 of Littlestown. Catherine E Thompson 81 of Frederick County. John W Phillips 68 of Yarrowsburg. Homer S Coran 62 of Jefferson. Mrs Pearl Freda Wood 60s of Brunswick. with funeral plans and affiliated churches and undertakers listed.
Funeral services for Roger Ensor Barnes held in New Windsor
Funeral services for Roger Ensor Barnes former Chief Statistician of the Federal Trade Commission in Washington were held Tuesday at New Windsor funeral home D D Hartzler and Sons Reverend Austin Schildwachter officiated Interment was in Pipe Creek cemetery Bearers included Edward Thomerson Harry Babcock Norman Boyle Clinton Massimore Edward Myers Granville Hibberd and John Thompson. Funeral services for Carroll Theodore Shook held at East Church Street funeral home with ministers George A Brown and D H Schmitt officiated Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery Pallbearers included Murray Shook Roscoe Shook Arthur Shook Clarence Shook Jr Joseph Shook and John Cramer. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roy Sasler
Rey
Frank Roy Sayler
Johnsville
King Street
Littlestown
Frederick County
Daniel Oliver
Catherine Geiselman Sayler
Lin‘me Jiene Sayler
Helen Jane Myers
LaPorte
Ind
S. Herman Sayler
Sayler
Holiness Christian Church
Keymar
Holiness Christian Conference
Det
Scharen
Ira W. Bechtel
Pottstown
Paul E. Freeman
Paul S. Taylor
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Homer S. Coran
Homer Stanley Coran
Jeffer
Alea
Fort Howard
Veteran's
Hospital
Evangelical | Reformed Church
Jefferson
Blanche Sulcer
Washington
Charles Baugher
East Church Street
Reformed Cemetery
R. Etchison and Son
Roger Ensor Barnes
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Mr. Barnes
Federal Trade Commission
Uniontown
Austin Schildwachter
Pipe Creek
Edward Thomerson
Harry Babcock
Norman Boyle
Clinton Massimore
Edward Myers
Granville Hibberd
John Thompson
Carroll Theodore Shook
George A. Brown
D. H. Schmitt
Murray Shook
Roscoe Shook
Arthur Shook
Clarence Shook, Jr
Joseph Shook
John Cramer
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Bible Thoughts Honor Felix With Thanks In Prayer
A devotional note recalls Acts 24 3 praising Felix and urges silent thanks to God with a full heart. The reflection emphasizes gratitude to the divine in all times and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
Heaven
Camp Detrick Open House Friday Open to Public
Camp Detrick's fourth Armed Forces Day Open House runs 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday with a retreat parade, Mayor Donald B. Rice speech, Aberdeen Army Band concert, and extensive exhibits. Visitors see signals, weather units, safety demos, and weapons displays including the 105 mm recoilless rifle and a flame thrower, plus post buildings open to the public. Dignitaries expected include U.S. Senator J. Glenn Beall and Congressman DeWitt Hyde.
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Camp Detrick
Seventh Street
Military Road
John J. Hayes
Donald B. Rive
Aberdeen Army Band
Jonel John J. Haves
Haves
Detrick
Donald B. Rice
Signal Corps
Navy
Air Force
Army
Marine Corps
802D Signal Construction Battalion
115Th Infantry Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Cers
Wendall Kayser
Hayes
Ceci D. Miller
Rice
Frederick City
Joseph Schwimer
United States
J. Glenn Beall
DeWitt S. Hyde
Jacob R
Personal notices from a Baltimore area paper
ALS Robert L Shipley visits Norfolk family while Mrs Grace O Hara travels to Youngstown for a Veterans Association convention and plans Dayton stop. Wilbur and Mrs Simpson and two children fly from Los Angeles to New Orleans then visit Blas Simpson near Ladesburg for two weeks. E Price family vacationing at Myrtle Beach. A son born to James E. Jones at Westminster Frederick Memorial Hospital named Carl Edgar. Mother's Day spent at Union Bridge with Stambaugh and Smith families and many relatives in attendance.
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Robert L Shipley
B &. Myers
Norfolk
Grace O’hara
High Point
Veterans” Association of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Youngstown
Dayton
and Airs
Wilbur Simpson
Los Angles
Blas Simpson
Ladesburg
Daliforia
E . Price
Rockwell Terrace
Mirtle Beach
S. C
Les James E. Jones
Westminster
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jones
Twila Greenwood
Horace Greenwood
New Windsor
Carl Edgar James
Samuel Stambaugh
Union Bridge
Sterling Stambaugh
Kermit
Sandra Stambaugh
Taneytown
Richard Smith
Eddie
Gary
Michael
Bonnie Smith
Emmitsburg
Frank Buffington
Maurice Garber
Kathy Jean Garber
Kesymar
Harold
Larry
Rodney
Joyce Ann Stambaugh
Piedmont League scores show varied results across teams
York defeats Portsmouth 4 to 2 while Norfolk edges Lynchburg 3 to 1. Newport News dominates Lancaster 7 to 2. Colonial Weights of Petersburg beats Hagerstown 9 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont League
York
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Newport News
Lancaster
Colonial Weights-Petersburg
Hagerstown
Second Little League Formed in Frederick
A new independent Little League was formed at the Y M C A meeting with Charles V. Lanner elected president. Plans call for franchised play this summer on general Little League lines, with tryouts and boundary definitions shaping team compositions for next year. Mayor Rice and Irvin Ramsburg supported equipment sharing and park use, while existing Little League cooperated.
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Frederick
Charles 8. V. Lanner
Joep
Leon Idoine
Clark Cottrell
Mires Thomas A. Garner
Secre
Tlderran Dorser F Shinfe
Benny Shelhorse
G. Harris Stauffer
John Colliflower
David Grove
Charles Lewis
Idoine
Alderman Shipley
Clarence Simpson
Arthur Davis
Frank Castle
Alves Cecil
Harold Hoff
Cecil
Cecil D. Miller
Idolme
Margaret Wachter
Cottrell
Donald B Rice
Baker Park
Irvin J. Ramsburg
Little League
Gamma globulin polio prevention deemed of no value
Dr Burgess reports gamma globulin for preventing paralytic polio shows no benefit when given to family contacts. Studies by national health bodies found no reduction in paralysis severity or spread. Despite availability for doctors this summer, officials continue to doubt its effectiveness in familial cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes H. Burgess
Office of Defense Mobilization
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
American Red Cross
National Advisory Committee
Burgess
State Board of Health
State Department of Health
Hospital and home health notices from Baltimore area
Among The Sick Mrs A J Meadows at St Agnes Baltimore remains a patient after surgery. Mr George E Davis at University Hospital Baltimore was under observation. Mrs Charles F Shipley moved from Frederick Memorial to Three Pines Nursing Home by M R Etchison and Son ambulance. Mrs Bessie F Turner confined at home in Leesburg VA with tonailitis. Roy J Hyndman admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after sudden illness. Restoval in Etchison ambulance. condition reported fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Meadows
College Parkway
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
George E. Davis
West Fifth Street
University Hospital
Charles F. Shipley
East Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Three Pines Nursing Home
M. R. Etchison and Son
Bessie F. Turner
Theme Of Life Is Expressed In Attitudes And Relationships
Dr. O R Langworthy of Johns Hopkins spoke on Your Mental Health Is Your Happiness at the Frederick County Mental Health Society meeting at Hood College. He described personality as attitudes shaping relations, warned against extreme attitudes, and urged emotional growth and spontaneity for better life adjustment. New officers were elected. Paul S. Wise as president and emphasis on positive mental health for family and community. Frederick will host the Maryland State Mental Hygiene Society meeting June 3 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Langworthy
Community Guidance Clinic
Johus Hopkins University
Frederick County Mental Health Society
Hood College
Langworthy
Langworth
Arthur J. Rawson
Paul S. Wise
Werner Braun
Margaret S. Kent
Charles F. Bowers
L. R Schoolman
Beatrice Fehr
Frederick
Maryland State Mental Hygiene Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Louder and Israel Wedding Held at Westminster Chapel
Mr and Mrs T Woodrow Louder announce the marriage of their daughter Fannie Sharon to Robert Earl Israel son of Mr and Mrs F E Israel Knoxville. The ceremony by Rev Paul Helm at St Pauls Re formed chapel Westminster on April 29. Entomologists state insects cost the United States four billion dollars yearly.
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the News
Elmer F Munshower
Milton A. Reckord
John Gsraner
Omar Martz
Miss Eleanor Pearre
A. Rust Pearre
Lindbergh Avenue
Uant
Frederick City Hospital
Cincinnati
Frank G. Menkie
Eien Walter
Thurmont Tech School
Frederick Counts Bar Association
Marland Bar
Ellen
Martan Walter
Thurmont
Earyland
Reformed Church
Trinity Reformed Church
Fhurmont
Catherine E. Thompson
West Church Street
Samuel I. and
Annie Ritter Thompson
All Saints Episcopal Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emma ’. Thompson
Robert E. Dailey
John W. Phillips
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Yarrowsburg
Frederick Menora
John Wesley
Ellen Hoffmaster Phillips
Phillips
Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Brotherhood of Railway
John C. Phillips
Newton Poling
John S. Bow- Jus
Church Cemetery
William F. Bast
James E. Wood
Pearl Freda Wood
James Edward Wood
Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Loyal Star of America and Daughters of Pocahontas
Harry Lee Wood
Miss Bertha Wood
Harry Baker
Welby Piper
Petersville
Leonard Carmack
Park Heights Cemetery
H. Feete
Bro
Funeral Directo
OFS
Wordsworth
Armed Forces
Fentegon
Washington, D. C
Leo D'Amico
New York City
Kenneth Meitzner
Kenkekea
William Rudd
Graham
N. C
Richard Eilers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Roger Egan
Coast Guard
Outer Space
Jack Walton
Dallas
Tex
By Mea Serme
U.S Army
Phots
Joseph B. Kuhns
Lett
Ephrata
Wash
Kuhns
Washington State College
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