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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
7
Ten thousand young pioneers aged six to fourteen paraded in Berlin as East Germany opened a five day Communist youth rally at Thaelmann Stadium amid rain. Officials reported a heavy traffic clamp on the West lifeline and a patrol by Allied MPs to supervise movement along the Soviet zone highway.
Heirs of Robert L Beall and Frances L Hobbs will share in their estates after wills admitted to probate by the Orphans Court. Beall estate valued around 25 000 with executors Mrs Mabel Long Mrs Nellie Late and Mrs Genevieve Clabaugh. Deceased daughter Laura Lavinia Lambert named executrix. dated March 2 1935. Beall will leaves 700 to Otto Beall Nova Shearer and Marshall W Beall, remainder to four daughters including Mrs Long.
Late Mrs Clavaugh and Mrs Lam bert. No estimate of value was filed in the Hobbs estate. A modern residence in Thurmont is the chief asset. A son, E Guy Hobbs, qualified as executor. The will dated October 22 1949 witnessed by Calvin S Lohr and John E Prendergast provides that the five children may choose furniture and personal effects, the rest to be distributed equally among them. The children are Mrs Mary E Buhrman, Mrs Maude Prendergast, Guy Hobbs, Mrs Pauline V Firor and Mrs Edna F Seubert. Upwards of a thousand different radio tubes have been developed, most still purchasable. ADDRESSES FARM BUREAU Washington May 24 President Truman said he would not trade his daughter Margaret for any two boys but wishes he had some. He spoke to an Ohio Farm Bureau delegation in his office about farm problems from running a 600-acre farm at Grandview Missouri. He noted two nephews on the place now operating it. Michigan was separated from Indiana Territory in 1805.
A Persian kitten named Tootsie, owned by Mr and Mrs Stanley Vo Gaver, was rescued last night after a half hour confinement in a ventilator shaft at 118 North Market Street. Firemen, police, and neighbors joined a janitor in attempts to free the animal before the kitten was safely returned home.
A kitten crawled into a third floor vent in a three story apartment in Frederick. The mother, Mrs Gaver, frantic for help, alerted neighbors as the cat struggled to breathe. Fire crews freed the animal after about four minutes, exposing the space between roof and apartment.
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