SOUTHERN ORE MFG CO NEWS MAY 22 1950
The brief rural newspaper item notes publication details for the Great Southers Ore. Mfg. Co located on North Court Street with 3 cent copies and subscription rates for varying terms. The issue is dated Monday May 22 1950 and indicates standard postal handling as second class mail.
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Sun the Great Squthers Ore. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Eroderick
Auditriau of Crecilations
Pst
Frederick
Slaves Flee Russia to France Boosting Refugee Flows
Large scale escape from the Soviet zone drives up refugee numbers in France. Authorities report over two million displaced persons with thousands arriving daily from Russia and satellite areas. Intellectuals and professionals form a notable portion, while routes from behind the Iron Curtain appear active though details are withheld.
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Russia
France
Germany
Italy
Russm
Non-Voting Doctors Highlight Civic Duty Issue
Dr Louis Pauer of the American Medical Association notes doctors rarely vote. He cites a western state where only 35 percent registered to vote and merely 22 percent cast ballots. He argues physicians, busy as they are, must fulfill citizenship duties amid expanding government functions.
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The
American Medical Association
Louis Pauer
New York City
Questions And Answers From A Historic Quiz
Q Who first advanced the feu of world advancement. A The prevary osfort of the Hague SE held at the in stance of the csar of Duspin in 1899 was to check the race in armaments. This was the first real gesture toward arms reduction by modern stites. Q Where did the game of Car Masta originate. A It is a species of rummy. Nobody knows when it appeared in the world, or who thought it up, but it is likely originated in Uruguay, filtered over the herder into Argentina and was fallen up on the American travelers in Buenos Aires. Canasta means pasket in Spanish. Q What perestiace of stolen automobiles is recovered. A Reports from larger cities in the United s in 1949 showed that 93 per cent were recovered.
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Prevary Osfort
Hague
Csar
Duspin
Uruguay
Argentina
Buenos Aires
United ' S
Gapland
Townsend
Mayo
Ezekiels
Gath
Gathland
Naz
Coukl Gaage
Richmond
New York
Damage Suit Opens Over Store Stair Injury
A $25,000 damage suit arising from a fall down stairs at a Frederick Sears Roebuck store opened before a jury in Circuit Court. Elizabeth P. Lampkin, a Thurmont area resident, claims severe injuries from a worn metal strip on the concrete stairs. The defense says the incident was Mrs. Lampkin’s misstep and cites prior building inspections. Witnesses and medical testimony described permanent leg scar tissue and ongoing pain, with Mrs. Lampkin unable to resume farm duties. Co counsel for the plaintiff include Robert E. Clapp Jr and Pricott. defense lawyers include W. Clinton McSherry and James McSherry with attorney William M. Storm.
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Frederick
Near Thurmont
Patrick M. Schnsoffer
Elizabeth P. Lampkin
Sears Roebuck and Company
Thurmont
Creamerstown
Seconth
West Patrick Street
Francis Perrott
William M Storm
Mr. Pricott
the Plaintief
W. Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
Mr. Storm
Strength For Today by Karl L
Goodness grounded in faith urges living as God’s children through Christ. True faith drives upright living, while moral effort without faith is fragile. Even imperfect believers striving to do God's will are valued over flawless self rule. Only faith rooted morality endures time.
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Karl L
Jesus Christ
Cnpyrighht Babson
Syrul
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Colutons Of The News
Frederick county appoints Samuel T Waffner health officer replacing D M Devilbiss of Woodsboro. John J Miller of Middletown named inspector of weights and measures replacing Charles A Bowls. Frederick County strawberries appear on market selling two boxes for a quarter. Charles Lipps noted. City buys stock and fixtures of Allen Bentz saddlery in Germantown. Letter from B Maynard volunteer in the Philippines describes a lively battle. Charles Danner injured after a fall from Sponseller's livery stable roof.
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Colutons of the News
Frederick
Frederick County
D. M. Devilbiss
Woodsboro
John JD. Miller
Middletown
Charles A. Bowls
Charles Lipps
Allen Bentz
Germantown
Maynard
Frederick Parnty
Philippines
Charles Danner
Sponseller
Mayors approve Fairbanks light plant contract in 1930
Twenty years ago the Mayor and Aldermen awarded Fairbanks Morse a contract to furnish a new city light plant for lighting streets at 29808 dollars. The Maryland Holstein Friesian Association held its annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Homer Remsberg reelected president. Walkersville shocked Thurmont 8 to 2 to win the county high school baseball title led by Paul Eaves. A large congregation attended Evangelical Reformed church Sunday to mark Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kielfer’s twentieth anniversary as pastor.
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Fairbanks, Morse and Company
Maryland Halstein-Friesian Association
Francis Scott Key
Homer Remsberg
Walkersville
Thurmont
Paul Eaves
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kielfer
Youth Shifts Set in Senate and House 1952 Outcomes
Washington Daybook notes a wholesale change in faces as youth and a forward-looking program win in Florida and Pennsylvania. Pepper and Smathers gain from youth in Florida, while Duff’s old guard falls in Pennsylvania. Democrats ride in Oregon with door to door work and enthusiasm. President Truman markets a youth oriented platform, reshaping likely 1952 contests.
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Reed Blaine Washington
Senate
House
United States
Florida
Pennsylvania
Claude Pepper
George Smathers
Duff
Nictimer Grundy
Oregon
Republic
Sireat
Iruman
Snd
GOP
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Gath Book’s Second Printing Stimulates Interest
More than half a century after his works appeared, George A Townsend’s Gath tales remain popular as UNC Press reissues Rustics in Rebellion. The new volume, with an introduction by Lida Mayo, revisits Townsend’s Civil War journalism from 1861 to 1865 and ties to Maryland heritage and Gapland estate plans.
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Betty Sullivan
George Alfred Townsend
University of North Carolina Press
Chapel Hill
Gath
Maryland
Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
State
Townsend County
Gapland
Townsend
Frederick
Crampton's Gap
South Mountain
Miss Mayo
Mit
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Mayo
The
Tribune
Chicago
Junior Prom Held At FHS A Night Of Honors And Dance
The Frederick High School class of 1951 hosted a Junior Prom Friday from 8:30 to 11:30 with seventy five couples in the main promenade judged by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Englar, Miss Shores, Donald Koons, and Warren Smith. Coral Lane and Charles Powell won, with Ernestine Page and Millard Crum as honorable second. Joyce Crouse sang Dancing In the Dark and Eugene Dorsey performed The River Seine. Sixteen couples completed the event with a Virginia Reel. attendance included faculty and numerous parents and sponsors.
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Frederick High School
Ronald Tyergar
Dianne Schnauffer
Harry ©. Smith
Donald Englar
Frances Shores
Donald Koons
Warren Smith
River Seine
Virginia
Patsy Pearson
Carl Walch
Leon Vauthier
Russell Rinehart
Leslie Dorsey
G. L. Lippy
George Potts
L. Cramer Powell
Carl Bagent
Roger Remsberg
Virgil Goode
Charles Boone
Charles D. Wiles
Oscar Fisher
Harvey Wills
Jesse Spangler
Maurice McDaniel
Theodore Martin
Frank
and Wirs
Walter Summers
James Dolan
Rendell Rhoderick
Edward Rice
Richard Shipley
Barbara Graham
James Blumenauer
Lois Stambaugh
Barbara Luhn
Edith Summers
Judy Figgins
Bernard Wiles
Ann Mae Fisher
James Wills
Perry Darner
Laurens Bowers
West Virginia Fugitive Captured In Lonaconing
A fugitive from the West Virginia penitentiary was captured in Lonaconing by store owner Jack Thom as he entered a confectionery shop. Edward Gooch, 27, of Kanawha County, was detained until police arrived.
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Lonaconing
West Virginia
Edward
Gooch
Kanawha County
Jack Thomas
Thomas
Local Hospital Movements And Recoveries In The Area
Among The Sick Mr John C Kolb Jr Columbus avenue entered Ritchie Hospital Cascade for treatment last Friday. Mr John W Rice admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for operation tomorrow after three weeks at home. Mrs G D Young Daysville moved to Freder ick Memorial Hospital for treatment on Saturday. Removal was in the G C Barton ambulance. Mr Leonard Compton Lewis town removed from home Sunday afternoon for treatment by G C Barton ambulance. Mrs Minnie Molesworth 80 residing with grandson Willard Warfield Florence fractured left femur. taken to Mercy Hospital Baltimore in C M Waite ambulance. Mr John E Morningstar Buckeystown patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for eight weeks in fair condition. Sandra Jean Blank Mt Pleasant daughter of Mrs Miriam Blank returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after eye operation for injury from a stick. Mrs Cara Lambert High Point operated on at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore improving nicely. Msister Louis Weber Wilcom son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Wilcom near Monrovia returned Saturday from University Hospital Baltimore where he had been a patient for three weeks. condition much improved.
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John C. Kolb, Jr
Columbus Avenue
Ritchie Hospital
Cascade
John W. Rice
Park Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. D. Young
Daysville
G. C. Barton Ambulance
Leonard Compton
Lewistown
G. C. Barton
Minnie Molesworth
Willard Warfield
Florence
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
C. M. Waite
Sandra Jean Blank
Miriam L Blank
Mt. Pleasant
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Cara Lambert
High Point
St. Agnes Hospital
Louis Weber Wilcom
Charles F. Wilcom
Monrovia
University Hospital, Baltimore
Two Indicted On Tax Evasion Charges In KC Probe
Washington May 22 uPi a Federal grand jury investigating crime in Kansas City since last September indicted two persons on income tax evasion charges today the Justice Department announced.
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Washington
uPi
Kansas City
Justice Department
Local Jail Terms and Traffic Fines Highlight Court Briefs
A series of court actions and traffic cases surface from the morning session. Charles M. Ceaser of 206 East Street received 30 days for nonpayment of a 50.75 fine and costs after pleading guilty to a second offense motor vehicle operation. Several others, including Ira D. Hert from Route 1 Middleton and Glade Road incident defendants, pleaded guilty or were found guilty, with fines ranging from 5.75 to 26.45. Names span Frederick to Baltimore, Berkeley Springs, and beyond, with various charges including speeding, reckless driving, and double yellow line passing. An unrelated scientific note on atmospheric constituent separation mentions an improved rectification process.
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Charles M. Ceaser
East Street
Alt Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Patrick Stakem
Patrick Stre
Middleton
Washington
George Eccard
Baltimore
William Young
Berkeley Springs
Charles V. Morgan
High Point
Raymond Lambie
Dunbar
Alice Dudas
Cleveland
William Skiver
Millington
Micha Eugene Say
Bruin
Geer
Uber
Marines Hit Inland Invasion Tactics With Helicopters
The Marine Corps adopts inland assault concept using HRP-1 helicopters from Helicopter Squadron One at Quantico Virginia. Photos illustrate carrier launch and landing sequence for rapid inland landings bypassing traditional beachheads.
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Quantico
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Ernest Kennedy
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