Mt Pleasant Man Killed by Taxicab in Route 26 Crash
George Willie Cramer, a 77 year old farmer of Mt Pleasant, was struck and fatally injured by a taxicab along Route 26 between Worman's Mill and Ceresville around 7:15 PM Saturday. He died of a skull fracture after transport to Frederick City Hospital. The cab driver, Melvin Murphy Baker, was later bonded on a manslaughter by automobile charge. The deceased, married to Amanda Domer Cramer, was a longtime farmer and Utica Reformed Church member. Funeral plans announced for Tuesday at 2 PM. He is survived by his wife, a son, sisters, brothers, and three grandsons. Funeral home handling arrangements.
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George Willie Cramer
Pear Mit Pleasant
Frederick City
Melvin Murphy Baker
Frederick Nicholas Shenkie
Onis City
Albert
Rebecca Stuttlemser Cramer
Frederick County
Utica
Ned Plguler
Eri D Cramer
Walkersville
George F. Cramer
Walter S. Cramer
Robert L. Cramer
Baltimore
East Church Street
Mt Olivet
M. Ritchison
Venus High In Evening Sky With Saturn And Orion
Venus now easily visible after sunset, bright at magnitude minus 3.6, in Capricornus near the moon on December evenings. Saturn shines in Gemini all night. Jupiter appears around 1:00 a.m. near Orion, with Sirius, Procyon, Vega, and Capella also prominent in the winter sky.
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Milk Production In Four States Increases in War Time
Wartime milk production rose in Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware within the Philadelphia marketing area with yields 127 above October 1943. Sadler reported prices averaged 3.94 per hundredweight for 4 percent milk with class 1 at 405 and class 11 at 3248. Subsidies of 80 cents per hundredweight in the three states were to be paid via county agricultural adjustment committees.
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William H. Long Dies at Leys Station at 79
William H. Long 79 of Leys Station died at home from bronchial pneumonia at 5:05 PM Saturday after about a week of illness. A lifelong St John’s Reformed Church member and cemetery board veteran, he was active in Republican affairs. Survived by wife Sarah Elizabeth Fisher Long and ten children, sixty-seven grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, two brothers, three sisters, and a large extended family. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 PM at the residence followed by interment Creagerstown.
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Leys Station
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Littlestown
Sarah Elizabeth Fisher Long
John A Long
Emmitsburg
Samuel A .Long
Rocky Ridge
Frank C. Long
Thurmont
Lowell A Long
Edgar M. Long
Theodore A Long
Parton
Mary English
Laytonsville
Neulah Keilholtz
Pauline Stambaugh
Blanche Harbaugh
Estella Harbaugh
Loys Station
Gr Andsnuareh
June Lang
Samuel Lang
Minnie Renner
Emma Hankey
Waynesboro
Laura Barrick
New Landing Made in Asia Islands Near New Guinea
General MacArthur reports American forces have landed in the Asia Islands about 130 miles north of Sorong New Guinea. The Asia landing occurred yesterday as mop up operations in the Mapa group occupation were completed according to the communique.
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