Kettering Urges Calm View of Atomic Threats in Washington
In Washington a retired GM executive Charles F. Kettering warned against alarm over atomic and hydrogen weapons. He contrasted US industrial strength and food surplus with Soviet bloc capabilities and cited China’s small per capita car production. Senator Ferguson echoed support for this calming perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corp
Washington
Kettering
Soviet Bloc
Red China
United Staties
United States
Ferguson
Michigan
Heart transfer technique aids young patients at Minnesota
University of Minnesota surgeons report three successful operations using a live heart donation from fathers to their children aged 10, 3, and 5. A pump regulated the blood flow during the procedure, effectively lending strength to the children's weakened hearts and offering hope to many children previously facing early death or disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Wwe
County actions paint jail and build bridge in era
The Board of County Commissioners ordered interior and exterior jail repainting and a new bridge at Simmons mill over Bennett's Creek. Schools proposed for Brunswick Doubs New Market and Urbana. A straw stack fire threatened a Braddock barn but neighbors saved it. 155 acre Stone farm sold for $4.70 to George W. Young. Frederick City Hospital wing break ground gift from Mrs. Margaret Hood. Rumor of John W Castle’s death unsettled Middletown valley. he later met his sister alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF County Commissioners
Simmons Mill
Bennett's Creek
Brunswick
Doubs
New Market
Urbana
William C. Mercer
Braddock
Charles F. Stone
George L. Stone
New Market District
George W. Young
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret Hood
Middletown Valley
John W. Castle
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A lost five year old girl was found after an hour and a half by Officer Arthur Hoffman at Baker Park. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler is expected to be renominated with no opposition at the Democratic city convention, while posts for City Register and Board of Aldermen face contests. Thomas Richard Chapline, son of Mr and Mrs George M Chapline, broke his left arm after falling from a cherry tree. The Mayor and Aldermen support the planned historical pageant and related events scheduled for late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoffman
Baker Park
Lloyd C. Culler
Ciy Register and Board of Aldermen
Thomas Richard Chapline
George M. Chapline
Deaths across Frederick area mark a week of losses
A sequence of obituaries reports the deaths of Rosie E Hessie 78 tied to College Park. Frank Lawrence Etzler 71 longtime Baltimore area resident. Esta Albaugh Warrenfeltz 63 of Baltimore found dead at home from heart attack. Dr Claude A Brooke-Cunningham prominent musician and writer died in Great Barrington. Thomas H Davis 64 Middletown resident. Florence Anna Painter widow of James Painter. Sarah Huberta Crummitt wife of William Crummitt of Frederick. Services listed for multiple funeral homes with interments in Mount Olivet and other cemeteries. survivors include numerous children and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie E. Hessie
Rosie E Hessie
iComus
Elsie R Bille
College Park
Willan W.hessie
Harry
Robert G. Hesse
Vinnie V. Nicholson
Elsie R. Bille
Ethel ‘W. Tabler
Lithian M. Titus
Florence A. Brown
Chamber Funeral Home
Cleveland Avenue
Riversdale
Oelock
Mountain View Cemetery
Purdum
Funeral Wednesday for Roy Ingles Hindman in Frederick
Roy Ingles Hindman of 222 Wilt Ave Frederick County Pa died Sunday morning after a brief illness at age 79. He was born in Fayette County Pa son of the late Edward and Gabelina Hyndman and married Laura Jane Brown of Frederick County who preceded him. He resided at Prospect Hill west of the city for years and was a member of the Presbyterian church and the Frederick County Bible Society. Surviving nieces and nephews include Leslie Delaughter Pearl Helen Long Westminster and Martin Gray Lewistown along with ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. The body is at the Etchinson funeral home 106 East Church Street where friends may call. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Frederik Memorial Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Etzler
Frank Lawrence Etzler
Rosie Johnson
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lineratown
Ignatius
Henrietta Davis Etzler
Baltimore
Johnson
Edith Etzler
Wikliam J. Tieckner and Sons Funeral Home
North
Pennsylvania Avenues
R. R. Hively
Western Cemetery
Ross H. Warrenfeltz
Frederick
Esta Albaugh Warrenfeltz
Ostend Street
Warrenfeltz
Baltimore County
William M. Albaugh
Lucy Ann Stover Albaugh
Utica Lutheran Church
Melvin Oden
Edgar A. van Fossen
Truman Albaugh
Lewistown
Walkersville
Utica
G. C. Barton
C. A. Brooke-Cunningham
Claude A. Brooke-Cunningham
Great Barrington
Mass
C. Albert
Sylvia Lois Brooke-Cunningham
Episcopal Church
Cunningham
London
United States
Adelina Patti Opera Co
France
Germany
Norma Fortesque
Terstan Cunningham
R. E. Town
Theron D. Green
Mount Oliver Cemetery
E. Cline
Florence A. Painter
Florence Anna Painter
James Pascal Painter
Meredith J. Painter
James M. P
Emma Augusta Merritt Cook
Painter
Presbyterian Church
Claude G Painter
Mes Ruth E. Crum
Vail
Hods
Church St
Roy Ingles Hindman
Wilt Ave
Brynetin Alot
Ive Cass
Hyndman
Edward ‘Bh
Gabelina Brown Hyndman
Mr. Hyndman
Fayette Co
Laura Jane Brown
Frederick County
B. R. Etchinson
George T. Martin Academy
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute
Hardware i Guashess
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hyndeman
Ick
Leslie Delaughter
Pearl
Helen Long
Westminster
Martin Gray
East Church Street
Frederik Mmoria
Funeral Services for Rev Frank Roy Seyler
Funeral services for Rev Frank Roy Seyler former Johnsville resident who died at his Littlestown home were held Saturday at 2 pm at a Union Bridge funeral home with Rev Ira W Bachtel officiating. Interment was in Chapel cemetery near Liberty. Pallbearers included Adkins, Mikesell and others. large crowd attended. DD Hartzler Sons funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roy Seyler
Johnsville
East Kingstreet
Littlestown
Union Bridge
Ira W. Bachtel
Paul E. Freeman
Paul S&s. Taylor
Russell
Meric
Charles
Richard Adkins
Raymond and
Burnell _Mikesell
Chapel Cemetery
Liberty
DD. D.hartzler and Sons
Catherine F. Thompson
Emma Thompson
West Church Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Parish
W. H. B. Anders
Garnett Ball
Arthur Bird Sydney Handy
Horace H. Custis
Pic
Norman Custis
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Robert E Darley
Frederick resident suffers hip fracture in accident
Harvey and Hann on Avenue fell at her home last Thursday fracturing her hip. She is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital undergoing treatment. Ralph Spurrier of East Seventh Street became seriously ill at his brother James Spurrier's home on Cemetery Road and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by State Police ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey & Hann
Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph Spurrier
Seventh Street
James Spurrier
Cemetery Road
Frederick Mie_Morta
Carolyn Frye
Barbara Harbaugh
Casper Murphy
Charles W. Rhodenck
Wilfred C. Murphy
Ormond Galvin
Rhoderick
Vis Murnhe
Urbana
County WCTU Election Held in Locust Valley Church
The ninth annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Frederick County met at Locust Valley Church of God near Burgittville. Pastor Gerald Carbaugh spoke on Stand Fast. County president Mrs Calvin Semidkenen reported seven Hold Fast calls and ten Fight Line initiates, plus county achievements and plans for youth abstinence education. Attendance included Mrs Leona Shawbaker and Mrs Albert Coblentz. 294 members were noted. Edward Masser and others presented reports and memorials. Memorial service honored several members. a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Ortetag Toeperance Union
Fredenti County
Locust Valley
Vins Louella Butts
Larust Valley Union
Jacob Shawbalt
Albert al. Coblents
Coblentz
Leslie Masser
Jon D. Phelps
Olver Phelps
Bobby G
Faith A. Baldwin
Wm. Baldwin
Rhonda Ann Veitz
Robert Veitz
Loreen Davis
Charles Davis
Paul Moore, Jr
Paul Moore
C. 8. Mosher
Mt. Aetna Academy
Hagerstown
America
Esther Poole
Louis Gerrett
Mt. Aetna
L. C. Horine
Edward R. ‘Pearl
Ivan T. Lawson
Elsie Bussard
Ministerial Changes In Peninsula Conference
Bishop G Bromley Oxnam announced 24 ministerial changes among 100 appointments in the Easton and Salisbury districts of the Peninsula Conference at the close of the annual conference in Wilmington Delaware. new assignments include R E Ferry Bishopville EC Justis Deal Island WJ Curtis Galestown WV O Thudson Mardela J Thomas Churn Mt Hermon Edgar Clauson Mt Vernon G T Loar Nanticoke CL Fownsend Ocean City CC H Squires Parsonsburg WHill Salisbury St Andrews HE Evans Trinity Quindacqua BR Graham Whaleyville LS Renner Easton Bayside CR Leary Antioch joy L Jones Burrsville Reginald Wheatley Centreville Epworth EL Bennett Church Creek M I Roberts Federalsburg Christ DG Higgins Jr Goldsboro OM Todd Hooper Island W A Turner Hurlock Unity J J Bunting Sr Still Pond Betterton HH Breatly Tilghman KM Dickey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
G. Bromley Oxnam
Wash- Inston
Methodist Church
Easton
Salisbury
Berlin
R E. Ferry
Lishopville
Justis
Deal Island
W. J. Curtis
Galestown
O Thudson
Mardela
J. Thomas Churn
Mt Vernon
G. T Loar
Nanticoke
Fownsend
Ocean City
Hsquires
Parsonsburg
W. A Hill
St. Andrews
H. E. Evans
Trinity-Quindacqua
Graham
Whaleyville
L. S. Renner
Bayside
C. R. Leary
Antioch
Ioy
L. Jones
Burrsville
Reginald Wheatley
Centreville-Epworth
E. L. Bennett
Church Creek
I. Roberts
Federalsburg
Christ
D. G Higgins
Goldsboro
O. M. Todd
Hooper Island
W. A. Turner
Unity
J. J- Bunting
Still Pond
Betterton
HH. Breatly
Tilghman
K. M. Dickey
Last Hours of Dien Bien Phu Defenders
Fading with exhausted ammunition the French garrison at Dien Bien Phu fought the Vietminh to the end May 7. Brig Gen Christian de Castries, garrison commander, and the only woman captive nurse Genevieve de Galard were among survivors brought from the fortress. About 1,400 troops remained in the underground hospital as shells and machine gun fire rained down, some troops buried wounded amid the fall of the outpost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanos
Judochina
Dien Bien Phu
Chistian de Castries
Vince Minh
Hanoi
Lanessan
Thes
Nam
Nristran
Lays
Air Force
Gene
Vieve de Galard Terraube
Paris
Auto Accidents Reported in Frederick Over Weekend
Police report a rash of property damage auto accidents in Frederick over the past weekend. Charles O Brown of Franklin Street was charged with reckless driving after his 1948 Dodge struck a power pole on East Street near Sixth, causing about $350 damage. A collision between a Blue Ridge bus and a 1947 Studebaker on South and Jefferson Streets caused about $150 damage. Floyd Austin Delauter stopped in traffic on West Patrick Street east of Catocin Avenue and was rear ended by a 1951 Ford driven by William E Valentine of Seven Valleys Pa, prompting a reckless driving charge against Valentine. Wes ley Deckerman of Saint James Washington County was cited for failure to grant right of way after his Plymouth struck a Sher wood Brothers truck driven by Robert D Biges on West Patrick Street. About $150 damage to Deckerman’s car. the truck was undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciy
Frederick
Charles O. Brown
Franklin Street
East Street
Norman Trump
Brown
Blue Ridge
Studebaker
South
Jefferson Streets
B. F. Phebus, Jr
Tomar
Frederick Drive
Wesley P. Dockerman
St. James Washington County
West Patrick Street
Bentz
Frank Dorsey
Deckerman
Jane l
Patrick Street
Sherwood Brothers
Robert D. Biges
Pennsylvania Avenue
Homemakers Coffee Social Sets Style Show at Calvary Church
A large Homemakers crowd is invited to a coffee social and style show at Calvary Methodist Church for Rural Women's Short Course Week at the University of Marsland June 14 to 18. Mrs. Carroll Harp presides, with Mrs. Robert Dorcus as general chair. Decors follow a birthday theme, tables honor birth months, and admission includes a penny per year of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Carroll Harp
Johnsville
Robert Dorcus
University of Marsland
Kemp's
Edward Holter
Middletown
New Market
Jefferson
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick City
Tuly
Harmony Grove
Walkersville
Ballenger
Adamstown
Side Glances Roads Social Change Plans and Guests
Mrs. Howard T. Smith chairs the roads committee for an upcoming affair with a coffee social replacing a luncheon. Miss Bealtive Fei announces the meeting was moved from Thursday May 27 to the prior week due to a church schedule conflict. Acknowledgments note messages from Cheerful Ladies Saving Club Thrifty Girls Club Matrons Social Savings Club and various officials and organizations in Baltimore and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Prospect
Howard T. Smith
Bealtive Fei
Social Brothers
Baltimore
Cheerful Ladies Saving Club
Thrifty Girls Club
Matrons Social Savings Club
Burkittsville
Joseph H. Himes
Washington
Knights of Pythias
Harry A. Cole
Rosalie Addlesberger
Waynesboro
Pythian Sacral Club
Co-Worker as Beneficiary Named In Will Probate
A co worker of the late Gertrude Catherine Smith, supervisor of pupil personnel, is the main beneficiary of her personal property in a will probated today. Miss A Drucilla Worthington of Frederick is named executrix and receives furniture, clothing, jewelry, an automobile, and any bank cash. Proceeds from life policies go to designated beneficiaries. The document was witnessed by Ruth R. Trout and Pauline J. Bowius and dated December 19 1916. Separate wills probated include John F Gonsas heirs and Clara Virginia Grabill estates with administrators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Catherine Smith
Frederick
Ruth R. Trout
Pauline J. Bowius
John F. Gonsa
John H. Gonsn
Martinsburg
Grayson H. Mercer
H K. DeLawler
Herbert R. Hiker
Dill Avenue
Clara Virginia Grabill
Wiliam S. Pryor, Sr
Thurmont
Lillie Mae Willhide
Maude Freeze Crossley
Collingsdale
Nellie Joanna Freeze
Nellie Weed
Birmingham
Ala
D.b
William J. Freeze
Gospel Fellowship Service Held Sunday
The twentieth annual Gospel fellowship service was held Sunday afternoon in Winchester Hall with a large attendance. Rev. W. S. Snowden presided, with Rev. C. A. Miller and others assisting. Speakers included Mayor Donald B. Rice and several Baltimore and York, Pa. pastors and evangelists. Groups from Pennsylvania Maryland and Washington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
W. S. Snowden
Washington A. M. E
C. A. Miller
Lown
South Fairview
Elder Mayfield
Washington
F. J. Kelly
Baltimore
Donald B. Rice
Sumter Parrgan
Louis R. Milia
Alvin C. Meekins
York
Alice Hughes
J. A. Williamson
Evangelist Mable Weedon
Pennsylvania
Marvyland
Walter Green Post
Frederick area personals and family notices roundup
Sixteenth birthday celebrated for Jack C. Grove son of Mer and Mrs Clade E Grove RFD Frederick twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Richard W Graham 718 Trail Ave at Frederick Memorial Hospital grandparents listed. Lawson King hosts baptism luncheon for grandchildren Kathryn Elizabeth and Robert Victor with Malcom Wright officiating. Catoctin Club to meet at Peter Pan Inn for dinner and business led by George R Hargis III. Casper E Cline Jr returns from Johns Hopkins 1929 reunion event with 77 classmates at Leverage Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Grove
Mer
Clade E. Grove
RFD i
Frederick
Richard W. Graham
Trail Avenue
William Lee
James Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Howard Gerrick
West Patrick Street
Roy W. Graham
East Third Street
Lawson King
Peter Pan Inn
George R. Hargis
Casper E. Cline Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Cline
Blue Jays
Lévering Hali
Questions and Answers on Whale Life and Theater Masks
A set of Q and A covers whale lifespans, musical pitch instruments, protection of Congress members from libel suits, and the use of masks in Ancient Greek theater. Whales may live under 400 years, the pitch note A is set by the bass, lawmakers cannot be sued for libel for floor remarks, and Greek actors used large open air masks to convey emotion.
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Congress
House
Senate
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the News
Thomas H. Davis
Thomas J
Frances Tracy Davis
Siva G. Davis
Harry L Quinn
Merhle Beachley
Howard McCarney
William FE. Crummitt
Sarah Huberta Crummitt
William E. Crummitt
Albert and
Suzanna Harris Phelps
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Vn Che Council
Norman Fox
Franklin M
Ralph T Crummutt
Stanley
Crummitt
Vernon C. Crumnutt
Jesse Parips
Pram
William Preps
iPearl
Guy Swomley
Freder
Taylorsville Methodist Church
Hilda N. Condon
Burgess N. Condon
Taylorsville
E. K. Sawyers
W. W. Ehlers
Albert Byters
Walter Franklin
Claude Sallie
Wilmer Franklin
Charles J. Gunn
Kenneth Layton
C. M. Waltz
Richard M. Burns
Earl &. Crone
Paul BE. Main
Richard L. Main
Edward Crone
Ralph IF. Carpenter
Walter C. Eker
Mt. Oliver
M. R. Etchison and Son
WCTU
Creenere
Marty Ommerman
Frederick Uren
Glessner South
Laon
Er Burrall
Albs
Hestie Boyst
Poele Wee
Clrl Schildkneeht
Dst
Austin Renn
Catoctin Estates
Iinc
Melvin J. Palmer
Biggs Avenue
Walter G. Day
Rollin W.twigg
Wolfsville-Smithsburg
Catoctin
St. Joseph's Church
Carrollton Manor
Erma Lu‘eile Rhoderick
Charles W. Rhoderick
Amorville
Gene F Murphy
Charles E. Murphy
Joseph F Thorne
Anna Ruth Rooderick
Nonor
Vailes
Lester Frye
York. Pa
Charlotte Snyder
Gene F. Murphy
Pride
Wilfred ©. Murphy
Charles Rhoderick
Anna Ruth Rhoderick
Emma Lucille Rhoderick
Casper Minony
Fiewer
Barbara Ann Harbaugh
Homemakers Coffee Social
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Smear
Gulp
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