Traffic Heavy Accidents Up The Weekend Road Toll
State police reports show a weekend surge of traffic incidents with multiple property damage crashes on Route 40 near Route 17 at Myersville and West Friendship. A rear end collision involved Jesse Green of Smithsburg and Herschel Makle of Pontiac Michigan. No injuries or charges were filed.
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Myersville
Jesse Green
Smithsburg
Oy Herschel Makle
Pontiac
Mich
D. A. Tucker
Route 40
Tong Hill
West Friendship
Stanley West
Sykesville
R. Russell
Baltimore
Ford
Thomas Smith
B. C. Hannersmith
West
Smith
Conksville
Chester C. Conk
Cleveland
William Hackett
Chevrolet
Joseph Agostinelli
Uniondale
N- Yi
Cook
Agostinelli
Hackett
Hammersmith
Lisbon
Elmer Aderrell
Ellicott City
Charles Henry Ridgely
Jerrell
Hammersmith Roland E. Haines
Mt Avy. Wa
William J Gurtrell
Woodbine
Gaithers Road
R. Leroy Tabler
J. W. Worgan
Haines
N. el Buhrman
Charles Thomas Blizzard
Any. Bo
T H Mayfield
Ellscott City
Cattle Barn For 4-H Clubs At Frederick Fair
Four-H clubs will have a 130 by 36 foot cattle exhibition barn at the 1950 Frederick Fair. The barn will host dairy and beef exhibits with side feed rooms and outward-facing stalls. Leaders and fair officials say the project, a cooperative effort, will use timber donated by clubs and county groups, with labor and cash contributions funding remaining costs.
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Frederick Fair
Fair Board
Trntonium State Fair
Gaithersburg
Staley Hahn
John Stiles
Jamee Montgomery
Wolford Wolfe
Maurice Ahalt
Charles Remsberg
Arthur House
Holstein cow transfer and linked local incidents reported
Brattleboro May 28 George C Stauffer Walkersville Maryland purchased a registered Holstein Friesian from Perry L Trittippe herd. The Holstein-Friesian Association recorded ownership change for Emperor Pontise Babe and issued 4975 registry certificates to Maryland breeders in 1949. An unrelated vehicle accident case involved a parked car and a later reckless driving charge with fines totaling $1,145 and $2,645.
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Holstein
Brattleboro
Greorge C Stauffer
Walkersville
Maryland
Perry L Trittippe
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Western Md Finals Today Speakers at St Marys Seminary Graduation
Westminster May 28. Mias May Russell, president of St Marys Seminary Junior College, will speak Monday at Western Maryland College graduation of 182 seniors, the largest class in history. Degrees listed include numerous Westminster and Frederick recipients with several Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude honors.
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Westminster
Mias
May Russell
St. Mary's Seminary Junior College
Western Maryland College
Harry Benjamin Bright
Robert Bayes Calhoun
William Edwin Cline
Joseph Anthony Corleto
Henry Anthony Corrado
Donald David Denny
Eugene Joseph Frank
Wiliam James Gilmartin
James Richard Handler
Melvin Edward Leppo
Howard Lester
Thurmont
Elizabeth Jean McCann
Emmitsburg
William Berard Dulany
Jesse Albert Myers
Sykesville
David William Jones Jr
Robert Benjamin Treadway
June Marie Graf
Manchester
Howard
Samuel Horner
Hampstead
Howard Raymond Haines Jr
Finksburg
Dorislizabeth Day
Galthersburg
Zachary Howard Taquett
Church Hill
Margaret Gwynn Green
Union Bridge
Suzanne Hall
Marion
Joseph Cailis Jr
Richard Allen Clower
Richard Colvin Randall Jr
Richard George Renz
Virginia
Frances Chayton
Louise Ednal Hyder
All of Westminster
Stephen Winiars Deiter
Edward Laverne Flickinger
Uniontown
Robert Snyder Lizer
Williamsport
Dorothy Ann Alexander
Torneytown
Lee Armacost
Willan Ashley Tanner
Frederick
Charles Richard Brubaker
Donald Fleming Clarke
Anniversaries of Founders and Notables Highlighted
Know America Today's anniversaries mark Patrick Henry born in Hanover County Virginia in 1736 and died 1799. John J Mapes of New Jersey, a pioneering agricultural chemist, born in New York and died 1866. Ebenezer Butterick, born Sterling Massachusetts 1826, died 1903, inventor of standardized patterns. Thomas A Emmet, noted New York surgeon, grandson of a prominent figure.
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Patrick Henry
Hanover County
John J. Mapes
New York
Ebenezer Butterick
Sterling
Mass
Thomas A. Emmet
Notable births and historic milestones from 1765 to 1944
The item lists figures born in 1845 1878 and 1919 and historic events: Patrick Henry’s 1765 resolutions Rhode Island ratifying the Constitution 1790 Wisconsin statehood 1848 Glenn Curtiss 1910 prize flight war industries board 1918 bonus marchers in Washington 1940 Dunkirk evacuation 1943 Office of War Mobilization 1944 Income Tax Bill signing.
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Virginia
John H. House
Near East
Painesville
Ohio
W. Lee Lewis
Chicago
Gridley
Calif
Patrick Henry
Virginia House of Burgesses
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Glenn H. Curtis
Albany
New York City
Lansing
War Industries Board
Wilson
Washington
Dunkirk
Office of War Mobilization
1948 Floods Hit Oregon and Washington Hard
A desolate day reports floods across Oregon and Washington causing widespread damage. Notable birthdays include Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow of Englewood New Jersey born Cleveland 77, Gov Luther Youngdahl Minnesota 54, Dr Robert Felix Public Health Service 48, Albert Bradley England born 58, Thornvald Burnvedt Minnesota 62, Ernest Kanzler Detroit 8, Beatrice Lillie Toronto 52. Horoscope notes life’s advances may bring turmoil and disputes amid a strong day.
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Oregon
Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Cleveland
Luther W. Youngdal
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Robert H. Felix
U. S. Public Health Service
Downs
Kans
Albert Bradley
General Motors
England
Thornvald O. Burnvedt
Norway
Ernest C. Kanzler
Universal Credit
Detroit
Saginaw
Mich
Beatrice Lillie
Toronto
Canada
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass 4
Chromatius, a heathen of old, sought healing from a famed Christian teacher. The healer began by explaining that the first requirement for restoration lay in understanding faith and the limits of power. The tale emphasizes humble reliance on spiritual guidance rather than idols still cherished in the heart.
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Earl L. Douglass
Chromatius
Last Idol Cast Out Brings Healing Power to Christ
A tale about Chromatius shows healing comes only when the final heart idol is abandoned. The Christian teacher suspects a cherished gold idol remains, and true salvation requires surrender of every idol in the heart, not just the visible ones.
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Chromatius
Waters of a Mighty Stream Inspire Go's Power
A fragmented line speaks of Go’s force sweeping through life and water imagery, attributed to Babson Newspaper Syad, reflecting a literary note on power and nature.
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Babson Newspaper Syad
Europe weighs Schuman plan pooling of coal and steel
London reports Britain will study the Schuman plan for pooling Europe’s coal and steel before granting formal approval. The move signals careful scrutiny of a project that would reshape continental industry and economic integration.
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Pla
London
Bria
Europe
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