Blind wife and gambler wife tale in New York
New York columnist HAL BOYLE recounts a tale of a man who marries a beautiful blind woman and deserts her for Friday night poker with the boys. After a night wandering Manhattan he returns to find his wife’s trusting gaze and asks if she knew who it was, realizing there are no surprises. He contemplates his future honesty and whether he can believe again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Hal Boyle
New York
Tahis
Fifth Avenue
Midtown
Carnegie Hall
Ile
Hunting Season No Game at Audubon Society Convention
More than two hundred delegates from twenty five states joined an Audubon Society field event during its forty seventh annual convention on Long Island Suffolk community. Observers used binoculars cameras and field guides to watch wildlife in habitat across dunes and brush noting waterfowl deer woodland birds and seagulls with no animals harmed. A porpoise school offshore appeared as the outdoor activity concluded making the day a celebration of nature over sport.
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Audubon Society
Suffolk Comunty
Long Island
Gun
Red
General Motors profits and pensions amid postwar expansion
Interpreting profits, unions argue for higher wages while General Motors notes sales up 132 percent from 1936 to 1949 and profits 61 percent. The company says more funds are needed to run plants, pay higher wages, and expand, retaining 44 percent of profits since the war. Dividends rose in dollars but fall in purchasing power versus prewar. It stresses profits are essential for plant repair and growth as markets justify expansion. Storing corn in silos is cited as superior for preserving food value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Snow on South Mountain and local incidents from 1801
Snow covered the ground near Myersville allowing rabbit tracking. County Commissioners accepted bridges over Tuscarora Creek near Adamstown. Clover Leaf Literary Society debated beer’s misery versus government wars with a split verdict in favor of the affirmative. Thomas C. Dougherty injured after a bridge fall near Adams Town. George Mulhorn shot 306 partridges and rabbits while hunting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Myersville
Board OF County Commissioners
Charles J. Smith
Tuscarora Creek
American Bridge Company
Adamstown
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Ims
G. Fiautt
F. Derizbaugh
H. ‘Zeigler
R. Angelberger
L. Woodward
J. Toms
Thomas C. Dougherty
Adams
George Mulhorn
Obituaries and civic bids from the 1931 column
Twenty years ago notes report the death of Thomas M Darris at 57 from heart failure while walking on West Seventh Street near Wilson Avenue and the death of Rev John Alexander Saxte n at 85 in Woodsboro. The American Bridge Company of Baltimore submitted a low bid of 27758 for a Monocacy River steel span at Ceresville. Aldermen split over removing the traffic signal at Church and Hentz and moving it to Patrick and Bentz streets. Bowers and Brush opposing but outvoted.
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Thomas M. Darris
Dili Avenue
West Seventh Street
Wilson Avenue
John Alexander Saxten
Church of God
Maryland
Woodsboro
American Bridge Company
Baltimore
Monnocacy River
Ceresville
Board OF
Aldermen
Church and
Hentz
Patrick and
Bentz
Bowers
Brush
New Frederick County Phone Directory Totals
The 1951-323 Frederick county telephone directory will be delivered this week. FLIK Simmons notes 19400 copies with a new yellow pages feature and about 2000 additions since the prior issue. The plan reflects over two million dollars in postwar expansion and a 34 telephone increase, doubling the county exchange since 1940. In Forest Grove W S C the meeting discussed Economics South Of The Border with fourteen members present and a Christmas party slated for December 14.
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Frederick Country
Flik Simmons
Chesapeake and Potomac
Baltimore City
Simons
Simmons
Frederick County
Frederick
Tis
Vista
Forest Grove W. S.C
Roy Page
Edward Dasus
Carroll Shry
Marjorie Happ
Louwe Wilt
Viola Lamar
West Second Street
Prayer as powerful energy, urged by Dr Alexis Carrell
Daily Bread by Kay Y. A. Purnell Bailey reflects on prayer as the strongest energy, quoting Dr Alexis Carrel and Daniel. It frames prayer as personal tuning and grounding needed before world service, citing biblical trust in God for strength in need.
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Kay Y. A. Purnell Bailey T
Daniel
Alexis Carrell
God
Personal notices from Frederick area residents
Mr Gilmore KR Flautt Jr and Mrs Gilmore RFlautt Sr have returned from Cincinnati where Flautt attended the 44th annual Realtors Convention. Miss Mary Rroads, counselor at Frederick High, returned from Baltimore serving on Notre Dame Preparatory School evaluating committee. Several birthdays births and relocations are noted, with residents planning winter stays in Florida and visits to relatives in Georgia and Maryland.
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Gilmore KR. Flautt
Dil Avenue
Gilmore R. Flautt
Rockwell Terrace
Cincinnati
Flautt
Realtors
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Mary Rroads
iFrederick High School
Baltimore
Notre Dame
Roland Park
Middle States Association of Secondary Schools
Rosamond Cross
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Maude Zimmerman Hoffmaster
Woodsboro
Earl Hoffmaster
Shirley Jupulse
Laura Munshower
East Sixth Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
Calvin Zellers
St. No
Patient Mrs Viola Whitmore Seipher Recovering From Operation
Among The Sick Mrs Viola Whitmore Seipher of West Main street Thurmont is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she underwent an operation last Thursday and is getting along nicely.
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Viola Whitmore Seipher
West Main Street
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Wospital
Predicts Rejection Of Vatican Appointment
HOLLYWOOD Nov 19 The Senate is expected to refuse confirmation of an ambassador to the Vatican said by Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam president of the World Council of Churches after addressing a Hollywood Bowl rally. Oxnam noted Truman’s 1948 pledge and framed the dispute as clericalism and political power within the church.
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Hollywood
G Bromley Oxnam
Senate
Vatican
Oxnam
World Council of Churches
Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles
Wea
Truman
Pacelli
Pius Xl
Engenio Pacelli
Miss Audrey Clair Weds Arthur Potts in Washington
Miss Audrey Clair daughter of Mr and Mrs Verne Clair Rye N Y formerly of Shanghai China married Saturday afternoon to Arthur Potts son of Mrs Richard Potts Court Square and the late Mr Potts in St Alban s Protestant Episcopal church Washington Rev Dr E Felix Kloman performed the ceremony A small reception followed at the Gardiner home Westmoreland Hills The bride wore blush satin with tulle veil and cap of old lace The maid of honor was Miss Beverly Clair and Mrs Gardiner was matron of honor Others wore champagne iridescent gowns with chrysanthemums in fall shades The couple will reside near Urbana after a European honeymoon Capari Rome the French Riviera and British Isles were on their itinerary
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Audrey Clair
Verne Clair
Rye
Shanghai
China
Arthur Potts
Richard Potts
Court Square
Mr. Potts
St. Alban’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Washington
E. Felix Kloman
Wimbert M. Gardiner
Westmoreland Hills
Beverly Clair
Gardiner
Maakren
Hans R. Faber
Patricia McMahon
Bethlehem
Paull
Urbana
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick
E. Mason Hendrickson
Verne Clair, Jr
Clement E. Gardiner
Crioctin Furnace
F. B. Dancy Bruce
Garrison
Pols
Chita
Baldwin
Bryn Mawr
Mary Ball
George Washington
Potts
St. James School
St. James
Maryland
Continental Congress
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
United States Senate
Nina Fauntleroy
Physical medicine gains prominence among doctors
Doctor Edwin B. P. Jordan explains how physical medicine, once used by nobles, has become a scientific field. Diathermy and light therapies aid deep tissues, while paraffin baths, whirlpool therapy, gymnasium work, heat and cold applications, and massage help recovery across diseases and injuries.
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Edwin BP. Jordan
NEA
Peron era La Prensa returns under CGT influence
La Prensa reappears in Buenos Aires after ten months with a pro Peron voice. Martiano Passo named editor, replacing former head Alberto Gainza Paz who fled to Uruguay after CGT shut the paper inJanuary and faces possible arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Peron
Evita
Martiano Passo
Democracia
Alberto Gainza Paz
Americas
Colonia
Uruguay
Gainza Paz
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Answers and Answers Q and A on sun candlepower and
The piece presents a Q and A style with questions about sun and full moon candlepower, Andaman island inhabitants, and a 48,000-ton super-carrier under construction. It notes the sun at about four billion billion candlepower and the full moon at about 8,000 billion billion candlepower, cites Andamanians as enemies of the world, and mentions the U S Forrental super-carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Forrental
Maurice S. Carlin Dies Here On Sunday
Maurice S. Carlin 68 died Sunday at 10 48 morning after a two week illness at the home of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ira V Moore 10 East South Street He was born in Boyds Montgomery County son of the late John T and Frances B R Hem met Carlin and lived here about ten years He worked as manager of concessions at Buckeye Lake Park near Columbus Ohio and Carlin's Park in Baltimore He was a member of St Johns Catholic Church Surviving are three brothers and a sister John J Carlin Baltimore William Kenneth Carlin Boyds Mrs Ira V Moore and H Leslie Carlin Frederick Seven nieces and eight nephews Funeral services Wednesday at the funeral home 4 East Patrick Street with prayers at 130 oclock followed by a low mass at St Johns Church Interment in St Marys Cemetery Barnesville Funeral directors C E Cline and Son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice ’, Carlin
Ira V. Moore
East South Street
Mr. Carlin
Boyds
Montgomery County
John T
Frances BR. Hemmet Carlin
Buckeye Lake Park
Columbus
Ohio
Carlin's Park
Baltimore
Carlin
St. John's Catholic Church
John J. Carlin
William Kenneth Carlin
H. Leslie Carlin
Frederick
East Patrick Street
St. John’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Barnesville
C. E. Cline and Son
Arthur Crum
W. Arthur Crum
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Sterling E
Amo
Mam Crum
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon E. A. B
Daysville
Ida Mary Holtzsopple Crum
Barbara
Douglas
Gary Crum
Margaret E. Baker
Lillian E. Green
Helen J. Nusbaum
Liberty
Eva M. Moser
Maurice E
George W. Cram
Ralph E. Crum
Melvin M. Crum
le Gore
Chapel Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Deaths and funeral notices from Frederick area
Frederick area obituaries report the sudden death of Mrs. A Smith Bowman at Sunset Hill Herndon Virginia with funeral Tuesday at Herndon Presbyterian Church. Arthur Crum of Walkersville dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 35 with services in Walkersville. Efie Sophia Fitze wife of George W Fitze dies near Doubs aged 63 with funeral at 106 East Church Street. Burial plans include Mount Carmel. William Tyson Downs dies suddenly at Brookeville aged 62.
Side Glances Coronary Occlusion Obituary
Surviving are his wife Lillian A Downs, children William Robert Hyattsville, Stanley G Brookeville, Eve lyn Nerland Viers Mill Village, Jack Armstrong, one sister Gertrude Smallwood Baltimore, one brother Richard B Silver Spring. The body rests at the Laytonsville funeral home with services Tuesday at 1 30 p m Rev Charles A Michael officiating. Burial in Salon cemetery Brookeville. Roy W Barber funeral director.
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Lillian A. Downs
William Robert
Hyattsville
Stanley G
Brookeville
Evelyn Nerland
Viers Mill Vilage
Jack Armstrong
Gertrude Smallwood
Baltimore
Richard B
Silver Spring
Laytonsville
Charles A. Michael
Salon Cemetery
Roy W. Barber
Funerals for Local Residents Held in Taneytown and Yellow Springs
Funeral services for Thomas M. Clingan of Baltimore formerly of Taneytown were held at the Taneytown funeral home with Rev. Morgan R. Andreas. burial in Reformed Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also honored were Lorraine Virginia Semler of Yellow Springs at Brook Hill Methodist Church with Rev. L Gene Stewart. burial in Brook Hill Cemetery. Third service for Stella Jane Morrison, colored resident of the city, at Petersville A M E Church with multiple pastors. pallbearers named. burial in church cemetery.
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Thomas M. Clingan
Baltimore
Taneytown
Morgan R. Andreas
Reformed
Mervin Wantz
Charles Cashman
Elmer Crebs
Walter Hilterbrand
C. G. Bowers
Clarence Dern
C. QC
Fuss and Son
Bodies Flown Back After U S Air Force Crash
The bodies of 36 men killed in a U S Air Force C 82 crash were flown back to Germany. The Roman Catholic bishop of Clermont Ferrand gave absolution at the airport before the bodies were loaded onto a plane.
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Clermont-Ferrand
France
Germany
Patients Moved From Camp Ritchie to Salisbury
Maryland State Police and ambulance services moved about 80 patients from the chronic disease hospital at Camp Ritchie to Deer Head Hospital in Salisbury. The operation followed a coordinated plan to relocate half of the 160 patients in anticipation of assessments and care transfers.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Police and
Associated Ambulance Services
Camp Ritchie
Deer Head Hospital
Salisbury
Military Rites for Sgt J W Shinnick Held at Mount Olivet
Sgt Jacob W Shinonick of a B-17 crew crashed in Poland in 1944 received full military honors Sunday afternoon at 2 from 8 East Patrick Street funeral home. Rev W V Garrett officiated. Interment followed at Mount Olivet with 1100th Air Base Wing personnel from Bolling AFB DC assisting.
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Jacob W. Shinonick
Poland
East Patrick Street
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran
Cemur
George Mendes
Hubert Amey
Clyde T. Corbin
Thomas Eb, Williamson
Anthony Sinacola
Gerald Cooksey
Ernest J. Williams
Benjami E. Brown
Robert L. Campbel
Richard J. Nighbor
Wemdell II
Myers
William G. Flores
William D. Killian
Lous K. Phillips
Lloyd H. Allen
Air Fore
John W. Behnke
1100Th Air Ba Wing
Bolling Air Force Ba
Washington, D. C
Mount Olivet
C. Ey Cline and Son
Largely Attended Rites For Mr. and Mrs. Culler
Funeral services were held for Mr. and Mrs. David Derr and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Culler after their fatal car truck collision near Vineland New Jersey. The Rev. Paul L Althouse and Rev. Henri L G Kieffer conducted the services at the M R Etchison and Son funeral home. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers named for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Etchison and Son
David Derr
Fengayilie
Thomas P. Culler
Frederick
Vineland
N. J
Paul L. Althouse
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Culler
Mr. Culler
Roy C. Culler
G. Frank Thomas
Daniel J. Thomas
Edward Pease
Harold Culler
George T. Schroeder
Russell Dudrow
Howard T. Smith
Richard Hemsburg
Claude F. Culler
George
FIGHT SIMULATED ATTACK AT N Y BASE
Elements of the Eastern Air Defense Force conducted a first surprise simulated air attack maneuver at Stewart Air Force Base New York as bombers simulated an assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Air Force Base
N. Y
Eastern Air Defense Force
EADF
Lufburrow Encourages Steady Effort in Sales
N A Lufburrow asserts the law of averages favors persistent effort. A salesman who keeps calling may earn a break, proving his product can lead to rewards if goals are pursued wisely.
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Luf
N. A. Lufburrow
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the News
A. F. Woodward
Arthur Fletchall, Jr
Ralph Hherbst
East All Saints Street
Leon Mills
Gaithersburg
Fort Presce Fla
George Darby
George and
Scott
Gaithersburg Willeave
Darby
H. &. Davis
Noth East
Robert Jones
US. N
Jones
Terre Uaute
Ind
Messrs
Dorsey Howes
William King
Merhle King
BR. W. Farmer
Canada
Henry Winnie
Dickerson
Thomas Garner
Norwood
Ira D. Watkins
Thelma Wolfe
Airy
Atlantic City
Watkins
Lumberman'’s Merchandising Corporation
Meeling
Haddon Hall
Claggett E. Ramsburg
South Market Street
Jessie C. Ramsburg, Jr
Miami
W. B. Worley
Charlotte
N. C
Paul Voght
Walden Ammons
Marion
South Carolina
L. L. Leggett
Ary
Minnie
Lee
Rae Chase
Taylorsville
Avon Park
Florida
Bradford Bathrach
MR. Miquetoast
Webster
Andaman Islands
Andaman
Maurice S. Carlin
A. Smith Bowman
Sunset Hill
Herndon
Herndon Presbyterian Church
Lexington
George W. Fitze
Efie
Sophia Fitze
Doubs
Thomas and
Annie Tobery
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Elmer T
George W
Margaret S
Barbara M. Fitve
Katie Bradley
Hagerstown
Grover C. Tobery
William W. Bennett
Hamsville
East Church Street
Mount Carmel Cemetery
William T. Downs
William Tyson Downs
Lorraine Virginia Semler
Theodore L. Semler
Yellow Springs
L. Gene, Stewart
Brook Hill
Methodist Church
Harman L. Staley
Lewis Martz
Melvin Keyser
Bernard Keyser
Alton Gilbert
Earl J. Rhoderick
Brook Hill Cemetery
Stella Jane Morrison
Petersville A. M. E
Daniel Smith
Charles H. Whims
Jesus
Melvin E. Jackson
James W. Giles
Robert E. Brown
Sgt
J. W. Shinnick
Mrs. Culler
Warneth
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