Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files May 13 1913
Frost damaged garden produce after a 30 degree low. County losses run to hundreds of dollars. Fire loss in the northern county totals $5,000 per forest patrolman Fraley. Corra Bacon-Foster laments Governor Johnson’s lack of lasting recognition. Johnson’s grave remains unfound by caretaker Rice. Contractor Lloyd Culler robbed in his sleep across six rooms. A wagon helper piece broke during coal delivery on Rockwell Terrace. City light plant delay hampers service after generator issues and testing delays.
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Orest
Frank W. Fraley
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Corra Bacon-Foster
Washington
Braddock Heights
Johnson
Episcopal
Thomas P. Rice
Mt. Olivet
Lloyd C. Culler
Two Army Defectors from West to East Stir Controversy
An Army captain and sergeant reportedly defect to the Communists and seek asylum in East Germany. The West condemns the move as a rare act by defense establishment officers, while the East German agency confirms their presence and intent to apply for asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comunists
East Germany
U.S. Army
U. S
Berlin
German Migration Since World War II Emigration Totals Reported
Since the end of World War II about 810000 Germans left for other countries with 401000 choosing the United States. The text notes many scientists among emigrants contributing to nuclear and space programs. Canada attracted 239000, yielding 640000 to North America and 160000 to the rest of the world. Germans are praised as good citizens and welcomed for future opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Homemakers Stamsville Club Meeting Highlights
Members of the Tamsville Homemakers Club met at Mrs. C Gordon Smiths home. The group heard a prayer and learned of a Rose Hill Garden Club flower show at Calvary Methodist Church on June 6 from 2 to 6 PM. Mrs. Smith discussed spinach history and both Mrs Castleman and Mrs Smith reported on Hood College county council homemakers meeting.
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Stamsville Club
Tamsville Homemakers Club
C. Gordon Smith
Rose Hill Garden Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Smith
J. Rolfe Castleman
County Council of Homemakers
Hood College
Mary Sullivan
Ting
E Fabric Mills
Sunbury
Palub
Lemuel Holmnssworth
Allc.arce
Twenty Years Ago Theme From The News-Post Files
May 13 1943 reports from Frederick county Russia leaders visiting for farm agency insight. Allies victory in North Africa cited with prisoner estimates near 175000. Trinity Chapel chimes anniversary marked by noon ringing. Gas conservation urged as supplies decline. Frederick city bank clearings reach 26796 for year to May 1. Admiral Walley meets General MacArthur in Australia.
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Tema
News-Post
International Food Congress
Hot Springs
Russia
Frederick County
North Africa
Riday
Trinity Chapel
H. Lee Hanshew
George T. Schroeder
God
Louis Markell
Mary A. B. Markell
Prederick City
Howard M. Albaugh
Frederick Clearing House Association
William F. Walley Jr
South Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Australia
Plane crash near Cairo claims dozens wounded or dead
An engined passenger plane crashed near Cairo killing or injuring up to 30 people. Witnesses report the craft broke apart after takeoff, with debris scattered along the field. Authorities and rescue teams rushed to the scene as the wreckage was cleared for examination.
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Cairo
Funeral services for Rev Edmund Lee Gettier Jr
Funeral services for Rev. Edmund Lee Gettier Jr will be held Tuesday at St Clem ents Episcopal Church Massey after a several months illness. He died Thursday evening at Easton Memorial Hospital at age 64. A Baltimore native he graduated City College 196 and earned degrees from Johns Hopkins and Virginia Theological Seminary. He served as rector at St Johns Huntington for 23 years and headed Buckingham School before leading St Luke s North Kent parishes. He was secretary to the diocese convention and director of youth work in the Province of Washington. He died survived by wife Clara Schiele Gettier three sons and seven grandchildren. Burial in Druid Ridge Cemetery Baltimore.
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Edmund Lee Gettier Jr
St. Clements Episcopal Church
Massey
Gettier
Easton Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
City College
Degee
Johns Hopkins
Uay
Virginia Theological Seminary
John Gardner Murray
Episcopal Diocese
Bishop
Easton
Clara Schiele Gettier
Edmund L. Gettier 3d
Detroit
Albert F. Gettier
Harrisburg
John A. Gettier
Rye
N. Y
Druid Ridge Cemetery
Elaser Murray Blacklock
Elmer Murray Blacklock
Washington
Seibert % Meade
Greenbell
Blacklock
Murphyboro
Charles McDougal
Hattie Bowerman Blacklock
Cornelius
Moberly Jr
Seibert D. Meade
Greenbelt
Paul E. Blacklock
Elizabethtown
Advertising Club
Dayton
Ohio
Craftsman Printing Club
Mount Vernon
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles W. Haller
Flora A. Haller
Boonshoro
Rocky Springs
Ernest and
Geneva Redmond
United Brethren Church
Clara Xeedy
Boonsboro
Myrtle Augieberger
City
Phoebe Poffenberger
Grace Haller
Hagerstown
Louie Clopper
Ruth Reeder
John Haller
Harmon Haller
Delta
Charles Haller
Emma Blank
This City
Wiliam Miss
Edward Miss
East Funeral Home
Topam
Theodore Elsor
Poonshore
Obituary notices for Brown Clingan Cromwell Reed and other locals
Funeral services were held for Lowell Brown of Reading Pennsylvania who died in St Joseph's Hospital. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers listed. Sidney Louise Clingan of Frederick died in Tyron North Carolina and burial at Mt Olivet with Rev Maurice Ashbury officiating. Samuel Cromwell of Frederick Memorial Hospital had funeral services at Hick's Funeral Home with burial at Fairview Cemetery. Russell Willim Reed of Silver Spring had services at New Windsor with pallbearers named and burial at Pit Tear New Windsor. Robert E Dailey and Son directed local arrangements.
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Lowell Brown
Reading
St. Joseph's Hospital
New Windsor
D.D. Tartzler and Sons
Clarence Govens
Strawbridge Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Alonzo Nokes
Samuel Butler Louis Patterson
Joseph Jones
George and
Kenneth Roberts
Sidney Louise Clingan
Frederick
Oak Hail
Tyron
N.C
Mt. Olivet
Maurice D. Ashbury
AW Saints Episcopal Church
Clingan
George Francis
Emily Cumberland Clingan
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Samuel Cromwell
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hick
C.B. Jackson
John Key
Charles Ambush
Joseph Washington
Samuel Dorsey
Richard Ferguson
Roger Gardner
Fairview Cemetery
Russel Willim Reed
Silver Spring
Trustees Approve Release Of Four Preethuta Shite Tracners
The Board of Trustees on Wednesday approved the release of four personnel to continue education. Details remain sparse as the report notes the decision and mentions staff names such as Kay Gavaned and Jerome Randmpdon in the context of the outcome.
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DIM
TSS & Props
Baltimore AP
Board of Trustees
Maralanis Testis
Jerome Ranmpdon
Sand Sonday
Seston
Tisese
Cary’ Aimiert
Kay Gavaned
Twee Soerstadeas
Bell Ringer Volunteers Campaign For Mental Health Funds
The Frederick County Bell Ringer March for Mental Health proceeds with kits mailed to volunteers and events planned around May 14 from 7 to 9 pm. Families and local groups support a display of mental health patient art in Dr. Remsberg’s window, funds aiding research and treatment, with lists of Frederick City and Frederick County volunteers and leaders guiding coverage before and after May 14.
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Frederick County
Stephen Paduk
A. R. Remsberg
North Market Street
William Hobson
Robert Hess
Mental Health Association
Frederick City
Harry Lucas
Katherine Adams
Austtin Angleberger
Harry Angleberger
M. Dunbar Ashbury Jr
Joseph Athey
Marjorie Atkinson
Theodore Atanasoff
Owen Ayers
Mary Baer
Chester Baker
R. Edgar Baker
Charles Brockey
Anna Brown
Carlton Brown
Luther Brown
Bruce Bruchey
Kenneth Bruchey
Niemann ‘Brunk
J. C. Bryant
Clifton Burns
Charles Butcher Jr
John Callas
Roger Cann
Robert F. Cannon
James Capino
Diane Cartnail
Joseph Chamel
Donald Englar
Paul Ernest
Frank Erwin
Edward Esworthy
Kay- Bury
Robert Ellis
Ralph Forney
L. B. Feaga
John Fischer
Eric Florander
Clarence M. Fogle
Irene Fogle
C. B. Forney
Walter Forney
Murray Fox
Milton Frank
Milton Frank Jr
Guy Garver
Walter Gaver
Calvin Geisbert
Della Gibson
Dudley Glick
Roger Lee Grossnickle
Maurice Guss
H. David Hagan
Catherine L. Hahn
Charles Hahn
Herbert L. Hahn Jr
Earl Haines
Albert Hall
Linda Hall
George T. Hall
Delphey Handley
Austin Harris
James Hart
Eleanor Hauver
Robert C. Hilke
Maxie
Albert Hirsch
Clyveau
Frank H. House
Darvin Hueting
Elwood K. Haffer
Elmer Hull
Herman Jackson
Ry Mason
Redvert L .Maen
Gen Matthess
Dongd Mog
Stanley Meads
Homer Miller
Maldred Miler
Robert Miller
Willan Miler
Mohler
Mark Morvom
Arthur Vo Maers
Bevena Neo
Prop Neueter
Robert Nekik Conedant
Rotygaen
Nottingham
Stirsdolen Obenderfer Jr
A4tome Ott
Muse Toone
Glenn KE
Orreen Mere CO
Perred
Roker Phebus
Dorothy Ticket
Mies Cone
Wilam C Dersed
Dames OF
Pameers
Vinson
Yoo Tetebaen
Shehese
Kaksad Seow
Mayim Sapder
Rhonda Sol
Man Charged with Murder in Maryland Beating Death
Elaton Maryland AP report says James Mason 74 of Bay View was charged with murder after his wife Eva 47 died from injuries in a Baltimore beating Friday. Mason was arrested Friday and charged with assault on his wife. Eva died in Cecil County Jail without being bailed.
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Elaton
Teiay
Baltimore
James Mason
Bay View
Eva
Cecil County
Sheen
Stultz and Infant Droneburg Obituaries in Taneytown area
George W. Stultz died after a heart ailment leaving wife Ina Hofe Stultz and three children Doris Staley Taneytown C David Stultz De tour and Dean Edward Stultz at home. He was EUB Church member. services by Rev. Paul E. Rinehart and Rev. Arthur Garvin at Fuss Funeral Home. Funeral Monday 2:30 p.m. Burial in church cemetery. Infant Gloria Jean Droneburg burial at Rest Haven Memorial Park. Parents Russell F. Droneburg Jr and Carol Bermsburg Droneburg. grandparents Russell F. Droneburg Sr and Hazel Remsburg. Brother Darrell. Rev Paul L. Althouse officiated. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Raymond A. Barker
Raymond Arlington Barker
Charles Town
W. Va
General Hospital
Walker Blaine
May Barnes Barker
Brunswick
IRS Computer Center
First Baptist Church
Equality Lodge
Baker Heights
RFD
Martinsburg
Earl B. Barker
Portsmouth
George W.henry
Pikeside
Ine Hofe Stultz
John
Ella Ridinger Stultz
Doris Staley
Taneytown
David Stultz
Detour
Dean Edward Stultz
Vergie Hess
EUB Church
C. 9
Fuss Funeral
Paul E. Rinehart
Arthur Garvin
Rest Haven Memorial Park
Gloria Jean Droneburg
Russell F
Carol Bermsburg Droneburg Jr
Waterstreet
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Russall F. Droneburg Sr
This City
Hazel Remsburg
City
Darrell
Paul L. Althouse
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
M. R. Etchison and Son
Motorist Is Sentenced To Jail In Frederick County Court
A 2 year old Columbus man Lewis Van Meter was convicted of speeding 70 mph and passing on a curve and jailed 60 days in Frederick County by Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett. Several others faced traffic charges as witnesses described incidents and police reported on multiple arrests along U S 40 and nearby routes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lewis van Meter
Frederick County
Stanley Y. Bennett
Meter
Frederick
Tfe
Victor L. Guilmino
William W. Wenner
Thurston FE
Metz
RFD 1
Thurmont
Edwin F. Nikirk
Bennett
Hays Metz Jr
Hays Metz
Robert L. McAfee
Hagelersteun
Dita
Middletown
Lennon
Eaward D. Orrison
RFD
Myersville
Artested
Orrison
Biron L. Tithe
Su pene Cas raled case outlines road worker right to water use
Washington court rules that a road worker cannot be forced to give up water access for project needs. Brennan announces decision amid a long legal fight. The ruling addresses harm and equal treatment in the permit process and impacts ongoing public works.
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Washington
Tapas
Ee Brennan
Sears
Hich
Harlan
Major Railroads Announce Merger
Three railroads announce agreement on merger plans to create a larger system operation. The agreement involves routes through Chicago Kansas City and San Francisco with potential changes to ownership and management. Officials said the merger aims to improve efficiency and service across the network.
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San Francisco
Rairoads
Kansas City
Union Panic
Chicago Lend &. Loni
Celebrities Face Ills and Travel Mishaps Across U.S.
Marlon Brando hospitalized in Santa Monica for observation after a slight virus. Raymond Hollander, 41, with no hands, flew from Wichita to New York to visit his ill mother, narrating two emergency landings en route. Julie London and Bobby Troup injured in Encino car pileup. daughter Helly and Lisa Webb also hurt. Ty Hardin and wife welcome a 5 pound 7 ounce girl born to the former Miss Universe 1961.
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Marlon Brando
Santa Monica
Calif
Brando
Raymond Hollander
Wichita
Kan
New York
Hollander
Lina Deutsch
The
Bronx
New Haven
Conn
New York City
Julie London
Bobby Troup
Encino
San Fernando Valley
California
Helly
Lisa Webb
Miss London
Jack Webb
Troup
Noone
Ty Hardin
Marlene Schmidt
Mist Universe
Goldstein Seeks Udall Lunch Over Assateague Island
Computrol official Jer Louis L. Goldstein asks Gov. Tawes to invite Interior Secretary Udall to a luncheon with Maryland officials to discuss Assateague Island. The informal meeting would precede State Board of Public Works actions as the Interior Department plans to seek authorization to begin land acquisition.
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Baltimore
Jer
Louis L. Goldstein
Tawes
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Assateague Island
Goldstein
State Board of Public Works
Udall Daes Tedes
Maryland
John A. Leutkemeyer
Department of Interior
Congress
Toney
Assateague
Police Report Finds No Sign of Wrecked Plane
State Police said an air search over the Grantsville Deep Creek Lake area in Garrett County found no sign of a wrecked plane after a woman radioed her private craft was crashing about four miles south of Grantsville. The distress call was picked up by airports in Marlboro and Dulles, and investigators continued.
State Police Check iTwo Minor Accidents
State Police investigated two minor accidents early today with no injuries or charges. Readable fragments mention US 15 and Route 2h near Herdt Union and a tractor involved.
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US S. 15
Herdt
Union
Tataze
Pobre
Aden
Surviving Crisis Marked By Riverfront Incident
Jose Mana Gui appeared in court today to report surviving the ninth crisis of his year amid tense maneuvering after a collision near the Tecinne post. Enrigee Ranca remained involved in key post proceedings as authorities reviewed the incident.
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Criss Buenos
Jose Mana Gui
Ld Tecinne
Contreversis
Enrigee Ranca
Anieror
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