D P Buckey Rites Thursday
D P Buckey 78 longtime Frederick County attorney and farmer dies after lengthy illness at his home in Frederick. He served in the Maryland House of Delegates and held roles with the Circuit Court and County Agricultural Society. Survived by wife, two sisters, four nieces and four nephews. Funeral Thursday at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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D. Princeton Buckey
Frederick County
West Thirteenth Street
Daniel E
Louisa Duttera Buckey
Johnsville
Buckeystown
Frederick
Union Bridge High School
Western Maryland College
Frank L. Stoner
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland House of Delegates
Board of County Commissioners
Circuit Court
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick County Bar Association
Maryland Bar Association
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Frederick Lodge
Harry A. Tinney
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilheilm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Maryland National Guard Co
115Th Infantry
Willard M. Horine
William A. Blumenauer
Charles Lewis
George R. Lewis, Jr
James Houff
Albert Houff
Delane Hobbs
Nolan Lewis
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charges Against Local Man Are Dismissed
Hagerstown Nov 9 A restitution offer led to the dismissal of false pretense charges against Kenneth Tinney of Frederick. Mrs Anna Norris of Williamsport agreed to pay 52.50 for a tombstone at her husband’s grave. She handed over the money and found the memorial missing. The charge was dropped when she accepted the return of the funds.
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Hagerstown
Kenneth ‘Tinney
Frederick
Anna
Norris
Williamsport
Tinney
Deaths Across Frederick County Chronicle Henry Snyder 76
Henry Snyder 76 a well known Frederick County resident died at his sister’s home in Walkersville after a five day illness. He formerly ran a Mt Pleasant general store and worked for Mt Pleasant Creamery and Bethlehem Steel. Surviving relatives include children Charles M. Snyder Frederick William A. Snyder and Walter H. Snyder and several grandchildren. Services Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown. Funeral directors G. C. Barton.
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Henry Snyder
William Henry Snyder
MA. Pleasant
Roy Garber
Frederick County
Charles E. and
Sarah’ Elen Nusbaum Snyder
Snyder
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick
Rachel Milter
Baltimore
Isabel P. Snyder
Woodsboro
Betty Baker
Gaithersburg
Lemuel A. Snyder
Roy Gerber
Walkersville
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
G. C. Barton
Adah G. Renn
Adah
Georgette Renn
Fengavilie
Ell
Charles Renn
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Renn
George E
Sarah
Horine
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Feagaville
Feagavile W. C. T. U
Ballenger Grangé
Ballenger Homemakers’ Club
Austin P
Charles E
George R
John M
Pascal H
Buckeystown
Medora M. Hem
M. R. Etchison and Son
William T. Edmondson
Gamber
H. M. Waters
Irvin Buckingham
Bayard Arnold
Herschel Miller
Harry Flohr
John Spencer
Jarrett Shauck
William D
Edmondson
Flohrville
Charlies Lemmon
New Windsor
C. M. Waltz
Taxing Powers Return To Local Level Urged By Tawes In Talk
Millard Tawes state comptroller urged restoring taxing powers to local governments to cut taxes. He contrasted $305 million current state costs with $63 million in 1941 and warned that a billion dollars would fill 38 miles if stacked as single bills. He praised local efficiency and urged scrutiny of the budget while noting highways and schools consume over half of tax receipts.
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Tawes
Millard Tawes
Kiwanis Club
Service Club
Maryland
Mr. Tawes
Bales Fox
Lane
Tawee
New Jersey
Free State
Tatwes
Sherbow
Frederick County
James WM. Grove
Kiwanis
Carlton Molesworth
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Donald B. Rice
Edward Akers
Richard Kline
Philip Wertheimer
Elmer I. Eshleman
Edward D. Storm
W. Bartgis- Storm
Philip H. Beard
Louis C. Kinsey
Herbert Schroeder
Re trial set in Washington gambling case
The Justice Department will retry Charles E. Nelson and 10 others on gambling conspiracy charges. A new trial is scheduled for December 7 after the U S Court of Appeals reversed prior convictions in Washington D C and nearby Maryland and Virginia. Nelson, of Ritchie Maryland, was alleged to head the gambling syndicate.
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Nelson Wasington
Justice Department
Charles E. Nelson
Nelson
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Ritchie
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Local airman wins British MG raffle in England
Sergeant William L. Ensor known as Casey, son of taxi operator Baldy Ensor, serves in Hg. 398th A. B. G. APO 1M in England. During stomach surgery at U.S. Base Hospital late last month, 22-year-old Frederick Fairman won a 1954 MG sports car raffle. Fairman, a Frederick High School graduate, plans six more years in the Air Force and hopes to study journalism on return home.
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CART
William L. “Casey
Ensor
Air Force
Frederick
Clarence Kessler Death in Washington County
Clarence Kessler of Washington died Sunday in a local hospital at age eight years less. He was a son of the late Lisyd and Mary Howard Kessler and widower Agnes Weedward Kessler preceded him. Survived by children C Rex Washington Mrs Mary Pare Norfolk Va Mrs Alice Johnson Los Angeles Clarence William W Charles R and Edward L of San Francisco A sister Mrs May Hall Washington and a brother Mrs LeRoy Horine near the city Funeral arrangements are announced.
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Earl V. King
Mildred Frances King
Lewisdale
Willard HH
Sarah E. Brown
Damascus High School
Mountain View’ Methodist Church
Purdum
W.s.cs
Browningsville
Betty May
Joan Alice
Lolo
Frances
Kenneth
Ruth Ann
Ferry
Joyce
Bennie King
Tive Brothers
Winfred W
Edward M. Brown
Damascus
Mountain View
Olin L. Molesworth
Clarence
Kessler
Clarence & Kessler
Washington
Lisyd
Mary Howard Kessler
Agnes Weedward Kessler
C. Rex
Mary Pare
Notfolk
Alice Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
William W
Charles R
Edward L
San Francisco
May Hall
LeRoy Horine
Alow
U N Assembly Agrees With US On Korea Atrocity Charges
The United Nations General Assembly voted 53 to 5 with two abstentions to back American charges that Communists in Korea committed mass atrocities against UN prisoners. Soviet delegate Vishinsky denounced the report as a tool to inflame opinion. Assembly President Pandit attempted to curb the tirade.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Korea
U. N
United States
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
India
Three Virginians Indicted in Kidnapping Case
Federal grand jury indicts Daniel Walters Marion Hough and Earl Tomblin all 20 of Virginia on kidnapping charges in the case of Marie Celina Jolliffe of Hagerstown. She alleged gunpoint car seizure and transportation to Round Hill. A 15 year old associated with them faces no charge due to insufficient evidence.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Daniel David Walters
Purcellville
Marion F Hough
Earl
L. Tomblin
Round Hill
Walters
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Marie Celina Jolliffe
Virginia
Mercury Transit to Be Seen at Williams Observatory
The planet Mercury will transit the Sun this Saturday but only detectors with a telescope can show it. Mercury will appear as a tiny black dot moving across the solar disk, obscured by clouds otherwise. The Williams Observatory at Hood College will open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for viewing, announced Miss Leah B. Allen.
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Williams ‘Ottervatory
Hood College
Leah B. Allen
Funeral Services for Charles W Harris near Woodville
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. near Winfield for Charles W Harris with Rev E K Sawyers officiating. Pallbearers were Roger Lindsay Guy Tressler Sherman Tressler and Marvey Rippeon Interment was at Leister Cemetery near Westminster M Waltz funeral director.
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Charles W. Harris
Woodville
Winfield
E. K. Sawyers
Roger Lindsay
Guy
Sherman Tressler
Marvey Rippeon
Leister Cemetery
Westminster
M. Waltz
11 577 Pupils Now In School In Frederick Area
Attendance in Frederick city and county public schools totals 11 877 through October end, up from last year. Read across White Elementary and junior high sites, White high schools, and Colored schools with totals by school and by grade. Names and locations include Frederick Middletown Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick Walkersville and others.
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Frederick City
Gertrude Smith
White
Philip's Delight
Buckeystown
Points of Rocks
Adamstown
Parkway
North Market Street
Washington Street
East Frederick
Elm Street
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Wolfsville
Urbana
Liberty
New Market
Sabitlasville
Foxville
Woodsboro
New Midway
Jefferson
Thurmont
Catoctin Furnace
Myeraville
Lewistown
Burkitsville
Brunswick
Walkersville
Lincoln
Hopeland
Colored High School
Boys Town Picked for Santa Claus Bowl in Lakeland
Boys Town Nebraska was selected as the fourth team for the Santa Claus Bowl in Lakeland Florida, joining Miami Knoxville Team and Dallas. The midget football bowl, for players under 14 and under 110 pounds, runs December 24 to 28 with two games on December 26 and a consolation game before the title match.
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Boys Town
Lakeland
Fla
Pop Warner-Connie Mack Foundation
Miami
Knoxville
Team
Dallas
Texas
Lie first secretary general to speak in Baltimore meeting
The United Nations’ first secretary general, Trygve Lie, will address a public audience on The Greatest Challenge of Our Times at 8 p.m. Friday in the Maryland Casualty auditorium. Governor Theodore R. McKel din will introduce him. The event is sponsored by United World Federalists of Maryland.
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Baltimore
Tryave Lie
The
United Nations
Maryland Casualty Auditorium
Lie
Theodore R. McKeldin
United World Federalists of Maryland
Peggy Lee James Weds Denton Garst in Frederick Church
Miss Peggy Lew James daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert James senior and Denton Knill Garst son of Mr and Mrs J Gilmer Garst wed in the Frederick Church of the Brethren in a two o'clock ceremony. The double ring service featured bridesmaids gowns in mauve and emerald green and the couple left for a wedding trip south. Both families reside in Frederick Maryland with the bride a 1950 Frederick High School and nursing school graduate and the groom a farmer.
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Frederick Church
Doris Sue James
Robert Remsberg
Virginia Garst
Donald Garst
Richard Garst
Robert James, Jr
Emil Shober
Ralph Putman
The
Memorial Hospital
Walkersville High School
Harry James
Upper College Terrace
Two separate hometown notices report children and crops
Morris Eyler Jr a one year old son of Mr and Mrs Morris Eyler is in serious condition at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg after an emergency operation for bren rehitis performed by Dr Rey W Gifford in Emmitsburg. The Agricultural Department estimates burley tobacco crop this year at about 375 million pounds, about 75 million pounds below last year and 4 million pounds above the ten year average.
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Gettysburg
Morris Eyler Jr
Morris Eyler
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Bren Rehitis
Rey W. Gifford
Keller Kline wedding in Myersville Church
Miss Guynella J. Kline daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy C Kline Myersville became the bride of Claude E Keller son of Mr and Mrs Charles Keller Middletown at St Pauls Lutheran Church Myersville with Rev R L Markley and Rev Henry C Kraft officiating The double ring ceremony featured a Chantilly lace gown and a white Bible bouquet The reception followed in the church school rooms The couple will reside at Braddock Heights Wheeland-Sall Before s mantle with white pompoms and candelabra Wilma Jeanne Stull became the bride of Cpl Robert L Wheeland in a 6 30 pm ceremony at the bride s home The couple will soon depart for Utah where he is stationed Also featured were Woodward Frei Jr and Shepley engagements and weddings in the Glyndon area.
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Noxon
Misa Rosalie Kine
Anna Mae Doub
Mary Alice Keller
Jennie Hays
Charles Keller
Boonsboro
Robert Kline
Elvin Keller
Hagerstown
J. D. Mauve
Capital Music
Kyle W. Bittle
Silver Spring
Dale Timmons
Eugene Day
Joe Hays
Mise Joyce Keller
Harry Harp
Glendoris Keller
Cecil Keller
iMiddletown High School
Georgetown School of Nursing
Washington
Washington County Hospital
Middletown High School
Maryland- Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Frederick
Keller
Braddock Apartments
Braddock Heights
Wheeland
Sall
Wilma Jeanne Stull
Arthur Stull
Cpl
Robert L. Wheeland
Lucy McCarty
Lexington
Indiana
West South Street
R. A. Greiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Doris Summers
Joseph Taudit
Utah
Fret—Weodward
Barbara Phoebe Woodward
Herbert L. Devries
Glyndon
John R. Woodward
West_minster
William Frederick Frei Jr
W. F. Frei
Glyndon Methodist Church
Edwin G. Reiter
Shepley
Stevens
Audrey
Lorraine Stevens
Earl Stevens
Fairplay
Clarence F. Shepley
Myersville
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Raymond ©. Markley
Joseph Ecker
Ruth Shepley
Southern States Cooperative
Tawes Pleased With Welcome Given Him Here
Democrats from Frederick County gather at Francis Scott Key Hotel to greet State Comptroller J Millard Tawes. He notes broad party support and avoids declaring candidacy while signaling ongoing interest in governor race.
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Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. Millard "Tawes
Edward M. Akers
Phillip H. Beard
Walkersville
Tawes
Maryland
Harry C. Byrd
Thomas D'Alesandro
George FP. Mahoney
William Preston Lane
Gonor
Yugoslavia Seeks Compromise in Trieste Dispute
Belgrade and Ljubljana officials including Vice Presidents Kardelj and Pijade urged a compromise on Trieste. They warned Yugoslavia would not share talks if Italy uses occupation as a precondition, amid Britain and the United States pledges to turn Zone A over to Italy. Zone B remains under Yugoslav control with threats to advance if Zone A changes hands.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Italy
West
Tito
Edvard Kardelj
Moshe Pijade
Ljubljena R
Kardelj
Zone A
Britain
United States
Zone B
Navy reports long underwater endurance and atomic submarine plans
Washington report at the Association of Military Surgeons meeting states Captain Charles W. Shilling says a two hour underwater swim is now a routine accomplishment for one of the Navy's engineers. He warns the potential enemy could surpass the United States in manpower and raw material as the service plans for an atomic submarine launch.
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Washington
Navy
Association of Miliiary Surgeons
Charles W. Shilling
U.S. Naval Academy
Shilling
County chimney fire in Frederick. no damage reported
Frederick Independents' county pumper was called to extinguish a chimney fire at the residence of George Harden on Route 249 around 5 35 p m Monday. The Dollave was extinguished with a booster stream. No damage was done to the building.
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Frederick
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Princeton
Buckey
Chambers Funeral Home
Riverdale
Fort Lincoln
Bladensburg Road
Percil Holland
Erving
Flint Hill
Lee
Matilda Bean Holland
Hopeland Methodist Church
Charles Casley
Neat Hail
John E
Robert M
Russell Thomas
Hopeland Cemetery
Summerfield Bell
East Patrick Street
Mr. Bell
W. Wesley
Eila Perry Bell
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Effie Amberger Bell
Edward O. L. Bell
Edwad M. Bell
Jessie Bell
Ralph T. Bell
Peter Dunn
Fredericktown
Norman Fogle
Louis F. Bell
Mount Airy
Manzella Wachter
Howard
Clyde Bell
Elmer Bell
Cephas Bell
Austin Bell
Montgomery County
C. E
Montgomery County Council
Cline
Sen
George F.nesbitt
Gration C. Crampton
Grafton C. Crampton
Clarion
Winifred Hammond Crampton
Dorothy Barr
Madeline Dorsey
Pittsburgh
Genevieve Dorsey
Marguerite Dorsey
Wateraville
Betty Jane Crampton
Chester G. Crampton
Leonard Eugene
Earl Crampton
Santa Claus
Geraldine Gaither
Route 4
Pwemerick
Qephi
U.N. Assembly
U. S
Williams Observatory
Katherine Elizabeth Shaff
Robert L. Lang
National Lutheran Home
Ermine Platt
John Bower
Paul Z. Culler
Harry C. Summers
Keefer R. Crampton
Douglas Hemp
Herschiel I. Boyer
Ross Holme
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Carrie
Ward Caffner
J. §. Young Company
Hickory Town Distillery
Hanover
New Central
Frederick Bucher
Edgar D. Ziegler
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Haffner
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Annie Agnes Thomas
A. Roger Gobbel
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
iChurch Hill
Mt. Olivet
Diana W Wielen
Henry V. Wielen
North Court Street
Luther D. Miller
All Saints Episcopal Church
Carl Thorpesen
John Barber
Sam Mauré
Edward Wilson
Elmer Singer
Jacob Koppelaar
T In Mount Olivet Cemetery
E .Cline and Son
Miss Smith
Peggy Lee James
Denton K. Garst
Necman
Rems
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