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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1952
Page
4
Giverlatious ice at Prep matter May 1952
Patience in naval diplomacy and armistice talks frames a long report on Vice Admiral C Turner Joy as UN negotiator. Joy led talks begun July 10, 1951, leaving May 2 after the longest pause in the war, with stubborn opposition from Chinese and North Korean allies. General Ridgway and General Clark loom in leadership changes as Joy nears return to Annapolis. In a separate note, three Mount St. Marys College students were detained by Gettysburg police for taking a globe from a gas station pump, then released to college authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Turner Joy
Joy
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Reds
Ridgway
Gettysburg
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Texaco
Steinwehr Ave
South Washington Street
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 24 1902
Preparations for the Masonic festival on Tuesday night are nearly complete. The event will be in the Masonic Temple on the first floor with Brenner's Superior Orchestra featuring a saxophone solo by William Fister. The Steiner Bros drug store aquarium in North Market Street has been moved to the rear and enhanced with a fountain by Claude R. McCleery. The Bel les Lettres Literary Society debated whether a man ignorant of the Bible is uneducated, with the affirmative winning unanimously. A 16-horsepower traction engine drew a road machine, fell through a wooden bridge near Emory Remsberg’s residence, but operator Charles Dixon escaped. The Market Scribe notes small market strawberries and beef prices. market hours for large berries start early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Brenner
William Fister
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
North Market Street
Claude R. McCleery
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Whipp and Bowlus
Biser and Beall
Emory Remsberg
Middletown
Jefferson
Charles Dixon
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News May 24 1932
Twenty years back items from the News issue dated May 24 1932 include William A Cramer of Walkersville dying near Anacostia while retired from business. a sheriff sale yielding 1.25 dollars. a bidder repurchasing levied goods. Baltimore Mayor Howard W Jackson addressing the Kiwanis Club on unemployment and other issues. Rep John Ketcham to speak on Mt Airy George Washington bicentennial at Memorial Day. an engagement announced between Dave Raith Ingram and Robert Cony Simpson of Charlotte. ceremony planned June 22 at Heathorne Lane Methodist Church in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Cramer
Walkersville
Anacostia
Washington
Cramer
Minster
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Kiwami Club
John C. Ketcham
Mt. Airr
George Washington
Youncen
Charlotte
N. C
Announee
Dave Raith Ingram
Robert Cony Simson
Walter A Simpson
Emmitroure
Roor
Haethorne
N.C
Auburn's revival after plant loss sparks Western New York growth
In Auburn New York after International Harvester shut its plant in 1950 a civic drive financed by $50 000 led to new industry. General Electric built a factory, a laundry machinery firm renovated the old plant and three others set up here rail freight traffic rose and the payroll potential hit 12 6 to 14 million dollars annually. The town aims to create 3 000 more jobs and 1 600 currently added workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Co
International Harvester
Frank
Smith
General Electric
Lawrence In Europe
Paris notes the United States France strain over Tunisia policy amid risks to UN Security Council talks and European defense plans. French officials warn of a possible sit-down strike by France in the UN and other bodies if Washington pushes ahead, jeopardizing Franco American and broader European diplomacy and defense timetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Paris
United States
France
Tunisia
Acheson
Security Council
United Nations
U. N
Washington
Germany
North Africa
Tunis
Libya
Europe
Department of State
European Alliance
St Josephs Glee Club Concert Sunday Emmitsburg
St Josephs High School Glee Club in Emmitsburg presents its annual spring concert Sunday at 7 45 pm directed by Rev David W Shaum with accompanist Paul Camletti from St Marys College. The program includes choral pieces dances and favorites like Glow Worm This Country and O Lovely. A silver offering at intermission funds school auditorium equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club of
St. Joseph's ‘High School
Emmitsburg
David W. Shaum
Paul Camletti
St Mary's College Glee Club
Arize
Charles Baker Gumer
Demme
Green
Prot Greco Pta
Xardenias
James Tresselt
Velew
Sant
Addivar
Wits
Guy A
Saker
Javes
Duxehart
Irs
Harry Kane
Flead
Miler
Hueh
Hacks
Clarerce
Westenister
Throweh
Frederick High junior prom winds through Moonlight and Roses
Frederick High School held a Friday evening junior prom in the gym with about 1200 guests. The decor featured moss and ferns and a wishing well, honoring the Moonlight and Roses theme. Christine Meine supervised the advisory group with Barbara Thomas as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Christine Meine
Barbara Thomas
Jore Heston
Stanley Bennett
Libby Boyer
Charles Thomas
Harry O
Alton Y. Bennett
Ralph W. Boyer
A. Talbott Brice
John R. Fitzpatrick
Herbert N. Heston
Charles S. Lane, III
Daniel Thomas
George L. Thomas
Lorraine Moberly
Marjorie Fisher
Nancy Shankle
Dorothy Beachley
Diane Schnauffer
LaRue Schwearing
Alice Fogle
Miss Beachley
Tuck Stockman
Robert E. Vaughn
Bernard Clem
Helen Stup
Patsy Walter
Clark Sheetenhelm
Sick Mrs Norman Burdette and Others In Area
Among The Sick Mrs Norman Burdette, Creep erstown, who underwent a major operation at Universite Hospital, Baltimore, will remain at the hospital until she undergoes another operation. Her condition has been emblematic but is now improving. The conesion of Mrs Yvenne Mills, 242 East Seventh Street, who has been very ill at her home, seems to be improving. Mr Claude T Dronebyre Grant Plate entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for observation and is doing as well as can be expected. The condition of Mr Mon Stat Memier, New Market, who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage on Tuesday, remains unchanged at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he was moved by State Police ambulance. The condition of Mr Flava Zimmerman, 702 Trail Avenue, who has been a patient at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital for the past weeks, remains the same. he expects to remain in the hospital for several more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Burdette
New Market
Frederick Memorial
Flava
Zimmerman
Trail Avenue
Newton D Baker Veterans Hostial
Wamiburg
Vas
Temaine
McKeldin Calls for Probe of Drunken Driving Case
Baltimore May 24 Gov McKeldin urged a full investigation into a drunken driving case dismissed against Baltimore tavern operator Thomas J Fahey Jr. Magistrate Levinson cited lack of evidence and questioned charges amid police testimony. Also notes unrest in Paris with five killed and 186 injured during Communist protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Faher
Bren
Rites Monday at 2 for Dr. H. F. Getzendanner
Dr Harvey Fout Getzendanner 83 former Frederick resident died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a month of illness. He lived at 301 South Market street 77 years and practiced medicine over fifty years. Surviving son John H Getzendanner nephew Harry Hedges. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at East Patrick street funeral home with interment at Mount Oliver cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Getzendanner
Harvey Fout Getzendanner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dr. Getzendanner
Braddock
John W
Isadora Fout Getzendanner
Frederick County
Harry Hedges
Tampa
Florida
East Patrick Street
Mount Oliver Cemetery
C. E. Cline and
Sen
Deaths of Keefer Hahn Anders Proctor in Carroll County area
Francis J Keefer aged 33 dies at Marine Hospital Baltimore after months of illness. Survived by wife Anna Ray Keefer and three children, mother Loretta Keefer, and three aunts. Funeral arrangements pending. Joseph H Hahn president of Hahn Brothers Inc dies in Baltimore after a week’s illness. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday in Westminster. burial Pleasant Valley cemetery. Mrs Harry T Anders, 72, of Woodsboro, dies after four weeks illness. survived by husband, stepson Albert O. Eichelberger, and multiple stepchildren and siblings. services at St John’s Woodsboro. James Franklin Proctor, 76, colored, near Dickerson, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. survived by widow Mary M. Proctor, several children and many grandchildren. services at Ben’s Chapel and adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Frederick Lions Club
Atlantic City
Charlies W. Magaha
Richard F. Simmons
Ira F. Ray
Lloyd C. Culler
Paul M. Carmack
Alvey V. Renn
Albert M. Scott
John W. Morgan
Walter P. Feaga
Noel H. Gross
George A. Bowlus
Ellsworth E. McGaha
Middletown
Francis J. Keefer
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Loretta Keefer
Carroll Keefer
Modern Lighting Company
Anna Ray. Keefer
Francis J. Barbara Ann
Raymond J C
William Engle
John Rice
City
Florence Flannigan
Woodsboro
Joseph H. Hahn
Westminster
Hahn Brothers, Inc. Meat , Packers
Hahn
Joseph H. Hahn,Jr
House of Delegates
Carroll County
Maryland General Hospital
Joseph Hahn, Jr
Willam Hahn
Catonsville
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Harry T. Anders
Erma May Anders
William HE. Anders
Lewistown
Carrie Quynn
Lena Albaugh
Frederick
Grant Schiltz
St. John's Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
G._ Barton
James F. Proctor
James Franklin Proctor
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William and Mary Proctor
Mary M. Proctor
Henry Ambach
Barnesville
Thomas Proctor
Washington
Calvin Proctor
Adamstown
Robert L Proctor
Pleasant View
George Blackwell
Newark
N. J
Ben
Funerals Held for Ralph Sperrs in Emmitsburg
Funeral services were held at the home of Mr and Mrs C M Baumgardner in Emmitsburg for Ralph Sperrs aged 64 who died in Frederick on Sunday. Rev Philip Bower officiated and interment followed in Mount View Cemetery with pallbearers listed and Allan Funeral Directors in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C M Baumgardner
Emmitsburg
Ralph Sperrs
Exemitsburg
Frederick
Philip Bower
View Cesistery
David Martin
Herbert Rogers
Aaron Adalie Fos
Virgina
Sint Annenville
St Paul
Lutheran
Sitte
Anne
Dan Warrenfeltz
Samuel
Gerald L Ghiner
Pine Creek
Thomas Dewib
Marshall Miers
Charles Crumpacket
Libertytown
Powell and Hartzler
Methodist
David Benedict
Harry Lesher
Fairmount Cemetery
Mr. Rippeon
Jesse Bohn
Charles Spurrier
Cleveland
Norman Graham
Oscar
Guy Singer
Powell and
Hattzler
Joseph Henry Stambaugh
Bark Hill
Union Bridge
D. D
Merrii Keeney
Noble Grand
Maurice Jackson
Igof Lodge of
Thurmont
Know Your Policeman Sgt Ben Phebus of Frederick PD
This Saturday series profiles Sgt Ben Phebus the lone bachelor on the Frederick Police Department. An 18 year veteran on the 4 pm to midnight shift he rose from Army intel to police work and has never married. Also notes funeral notices and arrests in the local area.
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