Frederick man elected Grand Master of Maryland Masons
Harry O Schroeder of Frederick was elected and installed as Grand Master of Masons in Maryland at the Grand Lodge session in Baltimore. He is the first Frederick man to hold the post. The ceremony also installed Jacob S New of Baltimore as Deputy Grand Master and Wilmer Feil-Davis as Grand Senior Warden. About 50 Frederick Columbia and Lynch Lodges members attended, with a testimonial dinner to follow at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Friday evening. A large group from Frederick attended the installation and luncheon, with many named attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Schroeder
Frederick
Mnsons
Maryland
Baltimore
Columbia Lodge
Schroeder
Jacob S. New
Wilmer Feil Davis
Columbia and
Lynch Ledges
Columbia + and
Lynch
Jim
Mr. Schroeder
Francis Scott Key
Lynch Lodge
Byron A. Winebrewer
Paul D. Simpson
G. Wm. Stultz Nevin
T. R. Walker
Clancge F. Culler
E. Paul 3Lagaha
Richard C. Durrew
Lewis J. Martz
Ray Munsfour
Howard M. Albaughn
Roscoe B. Rhoad
Leesburg
Marion S. Miller
Clayton E. Morgan
John H. Leniz
James H. Farthur
H. Doll
Rice
Frederick Rice
Carroll Hinser
D Giarshail Schroeder
Here
Guy KK. Mo
Walkersville Community Association Meets at Tar Site
The Walkersville Community Association held a Monday night meeting with about 75 patrons present. Mrs Louise Freeman Thompson, senior elementary education, spoke as part of the session. a later date was announced for a follow up. A nearby fire alarm reported a tar truck fire on the Bethel Yellow Springs road near the Samuel Trier residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wail
Walkersville Scheel
Louise Freeman Thompson
Nilsson Eb, Hstler, Jr
Ardent Hese Company
Suich
Bethel
Yellow Springs
Samuel Trier
Duty to vote and defend democracy urges citizen action
A Nation Today editorial argues every adult should vote to protect rights and democracy. It warns low turnout risks curbing freedoms as Congress and the President could erode liberties, urging citizen education, registration drives, and active discussion to boost participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Thalf
Peopie
Labor
Union
Knutson Urges Higher Corporation Taxes
Knutson advocates a 4 percent corporate tax hike to raise about $1.1 billion, arguing many industries including steel profit heavily. He criticizes current rates with 38 percent on income over $50,000 after deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knutson
Ison
Congressional
Freedom Train exhibition opens with high security measures
The seven car Freedom Train arrives Sunday for public viewing from 16 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Carroll Street in Baltimore. Sponsored by the Vriage Foundation, the train carries priceless documents from the National Archives Library of Congress and various agencies, guarded by 27 Marines and a documents expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Magaha
Carroll Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Vriage Foundation
National Archives
Library of Congress
Gettysburg
Library of National Archives
State Department
War, Lavy
Treasury Departments
Three Local Men Pass Their Flight Tests
Three local men have passed their flight tests and received CAS Flight licenses. James Aen DeLauner of 125 West Third Street and George Franklin Freed received their licenses, along with a third man from near Hanson in Francis Stade, 908 ug, who completed the twelve hour commercial course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grevens
Hanson
Francis Stade
James Aen DeLauner
West Third Eel
George Franklin Freed
Heavy frost grips town with near record cold
The thermometer dipped to 25 degrees with frost covering the timber. Forecasters said rising cloudiness would bring rain tonight and Friday, with more cold air returning Friday night and Saturday, following a prior October low of 23 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offici
Tns
Three-Car Crash Causes Minor Injuries and Damages
A three car collision on Chapelalles Second Street about 7 30 p m Wednesday left no injuries. William C Eichelberger of 3054 Mayfield Avenue Baltimore was charged with driving through a stop sign. The taxi driven by Donald Lee Young owned by George Leonard Ramsburg suffered the most damage from two impacts. Insurance reportedly covers the losses.
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Chapelalles Second Street
Baltimore
Sergt. Ben Phebus Jr
William C. Eichelberger
Mayfield Avenue
Chapel Aller
Eichelberger
George Leonard Rams
Ministers Discuss Yearly Program And Family Dissolution
The Frederick County Ministerial Association met with twenty ministers present. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal of Hood College spoke on causes of family disorganization, citing divorces and marriages, urging pre marital education. The year’s program includes Christmas service in December and talks on Holiness, Lent, Easter, and family focus through June events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Warren Breisch
Paul Kinsel
Ralph Miller
Brunswick
Breisch. Miller
W. M. Weaver
Evangelical United Brethren Church
God
E. BD. Bright
Ar. Weaver
Oble Powell
Maryland
W. R. Barnhart
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Nine new Maryland lawyers admitted to state bar
Ninety four lawyers who passed the Maryland bar were admitted today at the Court of Appeals ceremony in Annapolis. The group includes Herbert R. O Conor Jr the son of the U S senator from Maryland and George M Raccliffe son of a former senator. The ceremony followed a motion to admit only qualified candidates. Other names include James Fran Bourne from Baltimore and Frederick S B Combs of Emmitsburg with additional attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Herbert R. O Conor, Jr
George M. Raccliffe
Heli Hamai
James Fran Bourne
West South Street
Frederick S. B. Combs
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Robert B. Gelder
Record Street
Frede
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Mrs Fannie M. Michael sold to Summers Brothers a Main street Jefferson property for about 6500 dollars. Dr and Mrs Paul B Kallaway sold to the First Church of Nazarene Frederick trustees a West Second street lot near Culler Lake for about 2500 dollars.
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Fannie M. Michael
Harry W. Summers
William E. Summers
Summers Brothers
Main Street
Jefferson
Paul
B. Kallaway
First Church of Nazarene of
Frederick
West Second Street
Culler Lake
Second Street
Standpipe to Tower for 140 Feet
The first phase of the citys new elevated water tank, a standpipe 105 feet high near East South and South Carroll streets, nears completion. Sections arriving from Chicago Bridge and Iron Co will form the 140 foot structure, with welding by experts and temporary lights for aviation safety. Inspector George Cox of Froehling and Robinson, Richmond, VA oversees the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South S
South Carroll Streets
Chicago Bridge and Iron Company
George Cox
Froehling and Robinson
Richmond
Six Months On Auto Charge In Peonles Court
A Johnsville man Walter Wetzel was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Magistrate Manuel B. Weinberg after pleading guilty to unlawfully operating a Hillside Motor Company pickup on November 6. Wetzel reportedly tried to start a truck with a broken key in the switch at the company grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
House of Correction
Manuel B. Weinberg
Peonles
Hillside Motor Company
Walter Wetzel
Martin L. Kanode
Wetzel
Motor Company
Dick Wetzel
Hugo E. Suhr
William A. Mutchner
Braddock Mountain
Suhr
Annapolis
Roscoe FR. Boonshoro
Dorothy Michel
Baltimore
Donald E. Reeder
Keedysville
James H
Mays Landing
William Bow
Chestnut Ridge
Harald EF Fawthrop
Catonsville
Samuel
Md. School Board Sets Goals for Deaf School Expansion
The Maryland State School for the Deaf board met for its semi annual session with Dr Ignatius Bjarlee presenting a biennial report. He urged construction of a new library and heating plant, noted front lawn and interior renovations, and explained war time delays in securing power and kitchen equipment. He praised John H. Baker who resigned as president and noted Judge Charles E Moylan succeeds him. A statewide hearing survey shows few serious cases and more children can now be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tate School For the Deaf
Ignatius Biarlee
Amon
Bjarle
Bjortee
Bjorlee
Baker
John H. Baker
State Department of Health
Bjornee
Maryland
Irving S. Fusfeld
Gallaudet Coliese
Conley
F. Wiliam Minter Chartes
Dellaplaine
Frederick
Balmnore
J. Xorm
Harry B. Shaw
J. Vincent Jamison
I ‘Wage So Iown
B . Thomas
Lee
Walter E Sno
Joseph Dd. Baker
Arrests Docketed in Lovettsville and Baltimore
Officers Simmons and Carty arrested Guy A. Everhart in Lovettsville Virginia for intoxication and held him on a $5 bond. John J. Koterla of Baltimore faced reckless driving charges and was held on a $2.45 bond.
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Everhart Lovettsville
John J. Koterla
Baltimore
Simmons and
Carty
Arrest details from Washington include bystanders and officers
S Bruce Washington records show amounts over 50 and 11.45 dollars. State Troopers leading the arrests are TI M Ridge PF Stakem Jr J C Sheets and Mutchner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bruce
Washington
TI. M Ridge
PF Stakem Jr
J. C. Sheets
Mutchner
Dulles Named Chairman of Delegation
President Truman at the White House appointed John Foster Dulles as chairman of the United States delegation to the United Nations General Assembly. Secretary Marshall was to review the situation as the November election influenced foreign policy appointments.
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Dulles
Rey Wee Fig
Truman
Ted Nations
General Assembly
Repu
Warren Au
Hay
Utes
Secretary Marshall
United States
White House
Soldier's Rites Here Sunday for Sgt Huntzberry
Remains of Sgt Richard Wallace Huntzberry 20 arrived Monday afternoon from Williamsport Washington County to Greenlawn Cemetery for a military funeral Sunday at 2 PM. He died in Italy September 22 1944 after being cited for bravery and awarded the Bronze Star. He served since January 1943 with campaigns in Africa Sicily and Italy. Survived by parents Clarence A and Reba Huntzberry three sisters Tillie June and Mrs Steve Hefner and Washington and Ronnie Huntzberry at home. Burial with military honors at Greenlawn cemetery. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Senneral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wallace Huntzberry
Water Street
East Church Street
Huntzberry
Italy
Williamsport
Washington County
Africa
Sgt
Clarence A
Reba Howers Huntzberry
United Brethren Church
Downsville
Steve Hefner
June Huntzberry
Washington
Tillie Huntzberry
Ronnie Huntzberry
Greenlawn
Wiport
M. R. Etchison
Sen
Neral
Jefferson Man Kicked By A Horse In Parade Time
Jefferson stock dealer Eugene Hemp was knocked to chest by a horse during a Wednesday parade. X rays reportedly showed injuries but no broken bones. Hemp, known in local circles, was to be transported home for further care. no update on condition given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hemp
Jeerson
Suchow battle declared ended by government
The government spokesman announced Suchow battle concluded with Red forces in retreat. He cited 130000 Communist casualties to 40000 nationalist losses and said 1250 American Marines prepared to rush to Tsingtao to bolster 3600 Marines there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anking
Suchow
Toda
Chang Lieu-Shik
Chang
Guam
Tsingtao
U.S. Naval
Shanghai
Tsiwan
U. S
George W. Malone
Douglas MacArthur
Navy
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chow Chih-Jou
Chen Yi
Money Experts Are Summoned By Marshall
Secretary of State Marshall summoned American and European finance experts to advise on currency aspects of the Berlin crisis. The move aims to shift focus from blockade tactics to currency control, with specialists including Dr. Philip C. Jessup reviewing the currency issue questionnaire from Juan Bramuglia and the Big Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshall
Washington
Berlin
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
Bannes
Starshall
Security Council
Security
Bramuglia
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
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Head State Masons
Community Association
Walkersville
Freedom
County Association
R. W. Huntzberry
Jefferson Man
C Dickas
Patrick
Sehnaut
Martin Oe
Key West
Fla
Forrestal
China
Europe
Chiang
New York
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