Trade with Russia Turns Favorable for First Time Since 1947
Commerce Department figures show a first nine months trade surplus with the Soviet Union despite earlier export curbs. Exports to Russia reached 2.4 million this year while imports totaled 16.3 million, with last year showing 7.4 million exports and 182 million imports. The data reflect Soviet appetite for American goods, shortages at home, and dollars flowing through global routes.
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Commerce Department
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Europe
Asia
Moscow
Detour States Sufferer at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick and Clarence furrier, Detour, who suffered a heart attack ten days ago is still at the Frederick Memorial Hospital. His condition, though reported much improved, does not permit him visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Furrier
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Annual Congregation Elects Trustees and Notables Featured
The November 28 1910 NewsPost notes the Presbyterian church held its annual meeting electing James A Brown George A Dean and Frank L Stoner as trustees for three years The piece also mentions Prof J H Apple of the Woman's College speaking at the Washington County Teachers Institute in Hagerstown and Rev Paul E Holdcraft appointed pastor at the Maysville United Brethren church. It also records a carpet and purpit furniture contract for the new MW E Church at Doubs awarded to Casper E Cine and notes Rev Warren K Damuth accepting a rector post at St Michaels Episcopal Church Wilmington Del. A 16 year old Frederick resident Ray Main is injured by a wagon wheel while riding home with Mr Steck Bussard. Frank C Hargett has a garden photograph showcased on postage cards for friends.
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The
Presbyterian Church
James A. Brown
George A. Dean
Frank L. Stoner
J. H. Apple
Woman's College
Washington County Teachers’ Institute
Hagerstown
South Market Street
Paul E. Holdcraft
Maysville
United Brethren Church
MW. E
Doubs
Casper E. Cine
Warren K. Damuth
St. Michaels Episcopal Church
Wilmington
Del
St. Lilly
Fhurmont
Ray Main
M. L. Gaver
Frederick
James H. Jay
Middletown
Steck Bussard
Frank C. Hargett
Roosevelt meets advisers on defense strikes plan
President Roosevelt held a conference with defense advisers to discuss strikes in national defense industries. Lord Lothian, British ambassador, met Roosevelt for an hour amid talks on defense matters. Democrats reported spending 3 202.32 in Frederick campaign per treasurer Francis Petrott.
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Roosevelt
West Church Street
Jesse Dinwith
Staley Hann
Frederck
Willam Maz
Capitol Limited
James Marrone
Frederick den
Maryland Naional Guard
Nomura
Japan
Washington
Paul O. Moler
Brunswick
James Thompson
Lord Lothian
Frederick
Francis Petrott
Vaccines Debate Highlighted by Virus Research Group
A Research Society of America Fort Detrick branch hosted a dinner honoring Dr. Harald Cox director of virus research Lederle Laboratories Pearl River and featured a Hood College lecture on living virus vaccines. Cox noted vaccines’ challenges across diseases including poliomyelitis measles and poultry diseases while citing smallpox and yellow fever vaccines as proven examples.
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Research Society of America
iFort
Detrick
Fort Detrick
Herald Cox
Lederle Laboratories
American Cyanimid Company
Pearl River
Cox
Hood College
Society ‘of Microbiologists
Army Chemical Corps Advisory Council
Hood
Science Hall
A. G. Wedum
RESA
Self-inflicted gunshot ends life of Hagerstown man
Isaac Jacob Gelwicks 76 of 1023 Georgia Avenue died from a self-inflicted wound ruled by County Medical Examiner Dr E W Ditto Jr. His son Russell found a three page note detailing hidden money, part of it recovered totaling 373.09. Gelwicks, a widower since 1942 and former Western Maryland Railway machinist, left a sizeable family, including 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Hagerstown
E. W. Ditto Jr
Ditto
Isaac Jacob Gelwicks
Georgia Avenue
Gelwicks
Russell L Gelwicks
Kline
Russell
Emmitsburg
Western Maryland Railway
Joseph and
Mary
Munshower) Gerwicks
Wiliam Carter
Joseph F
Williamsport
Collateral Forfeited At Magistrate Court Session
The morning sessions at Magistrate's Court recorded forfeiture of collateral. Officers listed with fines include Cpl. Lynwood Clark and Robert Snyder, with fines noted for speeding over 50 mph on U S 40 near Harmony Myersville, and for Stanley Boyer of Route 4. Further names and addresses are incomplete in the record.
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Cpl
Lynwood Clark
William Castellan
Baltimore
U.S. 40
Harmony- Myersville
Trooteri
Robert Snyder
Stanley Boyer
Fan
Army honors specialist at Fort Detrick ceremony
Specialist Four Sheldon L. Janowitz receives the Army Certificate of Achievement from Colonel Carl S. Casto at Fort Detrick. A Kentucky graduate in bacteriology, Janowitz plans to stay in Maryland after discharge for a civilian post in the detection branch. He is from New Rochelle North Carolina, wife Patsy Mayhew.
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ARMY
Sheldon L. Janowitz
Carl S. Casto
Fort Detrick
University of Kentucky
Janowitz
Patsy Jean Mayhew
Frederick
U.S. Army
Casto
Detrick
New Rochelle
N. C
Benjamin Janowitz
Unidentified Plane Plunges In Woods
A twin engine plane with one engine aflame reportedly crashed in thick woods near Turkey Run State Park Indiana two miles north of Indiana 47 early in the morning. State police and about 40 Air Force radar personnel joined a ground search with local farmers aiding the effort.
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Rockville
Ind
Turkey Run State Park
Indianapolis
Air Force
Raymond Normand
Marshall
Indiana 47
Park
Normand
Indiana
Terre Haute
Funeral notices from Emmitsburg and area list several services
Funeral services were held for Carrie Bell Rowe at the late home in Emmitsburg with burial at Sir View cemetery. Clifton C. Morningstar died at the Church Home Hospital and services were at 1201 North Market Street. Dr Howard S. Nash of near Feagaville died Wednesday with services at 106 East Church Street. Oliver True of near New Windsor and Dr H Laurence Fahrney near McKaig also had services noted, with interments at Pipe Creek and Mount Olivet cemeteries respectively. Pallbearers named for each service included local residents and medical staff attended.
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Emmitsburg
Carrie Bell Rowe
Philip Bower
Sir. View Cemetery
Donald Harner
Clarence Frailer
Ned Annan
John White
Louis Stoner
Clifton C. Morningstar
Charlotte McK. Morningstar
Shookstown Road
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
North Market Street
William D. Mower
Church of the Nazarene
Linwood Price
Walter Lee
Howard S. Nash
Feagaville
East Church Street
Richard D. Thompson
Mount Zion Methodist Church
McKaig
W. Dewitt
Dickey
William C. Hare
Albert Lowman
Donald Baltzel
Paul Lowman
Joseph Smith
James Ecker
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Oliver True
New Windsor
D. D. Hartaier and Sons
Trite
Harris Waters
Pipe Creek
Oden Esler
John Strine
Richard Sipes
Murray Trite
Walter Green
Albert Parrish
H. Laurence Fahrney
Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph M. Sharpe
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Medical Society
John L. Culler
Robert Conrade
Wilson Miller
Irving Weil
Edward Silance
Edward Farnsworth
National 4 H Awards Recognize Two Winners
The article notes two national 4 H award winners among 1 350 delegates at the 4 H Congress with 50 states and Puerto Rico, plus about 200 other members receiving special recognition. It describes the home improvement projects by a winner and explains the National 4 H awards program funded by companies foundations and individuals through the National 4 H Service Committee.
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Puerto Rico
Deaths in Mountain City and area obituaries
Obituaries note the passing of Mountain City and surrounding area residents including former Most Excellent Chief of the Pythian Sisters and spouse survivors. Multiple cases from Frederick to Hagerstown list survivors, funeral plans, and interment details with church and community ties.
Bruchey Edged by Death at 59 at Home
Charles Edgar Ed Bruchey died at his home 13 East Ninth Street Sunday at 8 50 am age 59 son of the late Charles and Fannie Ainsworth Bruchey member of St Johns Catholic church and Holy Name Society employed as salesman at City Auto Parts Surviving widow Harriet Miller Brachey and many nieces and nephews prayers Wednesday 10 30 am funeral 11 am at St Johns Mount Olivet cemetery Holy Name Society to meet 8 pm Tuesday at the funeral home M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
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Mountain City Temple
Pythian
Thomas H. Angleberger
John R. Vail
Lanham
Walter C. Eiker
This City
James J. Wachter
Charlesville
Mehrl F. Wachter
Ellis C. Wachter
Margaret L. Stull
A. Irvin Renn
Austin F. Foland
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Martin R. Williams
Martin R. Wiliams
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
St. Anthony Shrine Catholic Church
Holy Name Society of the Church
Williams
U.S. Air Force
Edward Williams
Mary L. Brown Wiliam
Los Angeles
Lloyd Washington
Gettysburg
Frank Feemster
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Lawrence Johnson
Edward T. Williams
Wilson Funeral Home
St Anthony’s Shrine Church
Vincent J. Tomals
Charles Edgar
Ed) Bruchey
Ninth ‘Street
Charles
Fannie Ainsworth Bruchey
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Bruchey
City Auto Parts
Harriet Miller Brachey
Thanksgiving Guests Share Day at Carrie Late Home
Carrie Late hosted Thanksgiving at her East Seventh Street home with Clarence Shriner Brice Late and son Harold of Rocky Ridge, and Mrs Cath erie Hann who stayed through Saturday. John Routzahn and his wife from Middletown joined with son Tom a Baldwin Wallace senior and Caroline. Tom attends Baldwin Wallace College Berea and O Miss Routzahn is a Brenau freshman Gainesville GA pledged Alpha Delta Pi. J William Strine of Lewistown marks his 65th birthday on November 10 and received a card from Gov Tawes.
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Carrie
East Seventh Street
Clarence Shriner
Brice
Harold
Rocky Ridge
Catherie Hann
Hann
John T. Rouizatin
Middletown
Pernars
Tom
Caroline
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Routzahn
Brenan College
Gainsville
Alpha Delta Pi
J. William Strine
Lewistown
Strine
Ij. Millard Tawes
Montgomery county hints at new tax revenue needs
County Manager Mason A. Butcher said over the weekend that Montgomery County will need new tax revenues next year to cover rising expenditures including school construction. He ruled out a salary increase for county employees, noting a 5 percent raise was given last July and that the county is not attracting all qualified workers.
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Montgomery
Mason A. Butcher
Butcher
Wtop-Tv
Tuck Named to MSU Honors College in Zoology Track
Robert G. Tuck of Point of Rocks has been named to Michigan State University Honors College East Lansing. The sophomore zoology major works with advisor Dr. George J. Wallace to pursue independent study and early entry into graduate courses.
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Honors College
Robert G. Tuck
Point of Rocks
Michigan State University
East Lansing
George J. Wallace
Tuck
MSU
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Bright Jewels
Robert Reifsnider
Exie Baker
Howard Mayne
Calvary Methodist Church School
Mayne
Ray Watkins
Nevin Potts
Church Bazaar
Pauline Koontz
Robert A. Kline
Melvin Tabler
Roy Purman
East Patrick Street
Randolph Valentine
Frank Farano
Lanny Smith
Betsy Hovi
John Ballinger
David Eigenbrode
Kenneth Shiffiet
James Hill
Reilholtz
Ralph Reilholtz
Philip Valentine
Leaders Bible Class
Ray M. Watkins
Edward S. Rice
Charles L. Myers
Millard Crum Sr
Carl C. Thomas
Thomas A. Garner
Charles B. Jones
Jones
Lester C. Koogle
Robert Shipley
Watkins
Adam D. Rice Jr
Adam D. Rice
RFC 3
Wth Battalion
2Nd Training Regiment
U.S. Army Training Center, Infantry
Fort Jackson
S.C
NewsPost
News-Post
IMC
Pvt
Thomas W. Haines
Charles E. Haines
RFD 1
Hineman’s
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Haines
Fort Knox
Middietown High School
Kenneth Grimes
Minerva
G. H. Smith
Myrion Tyner
Dade City
Pasco
Fla
Floyd Stickley
Catonsville
Andrew Wipperman
James Washington
D.C
Jerry Harshman
RFD
Herbert Ecker
Westminster
Ceresville
Edwin Nicewarner
Janet Craig
Wayne Sboro
Feagavvlle
Kathryn Phillips
Sarasota
Buckeystown
Lynn Morley
New Cumberland
U. S. 15
Buckerstown
Robert Gano
Laurel
Braddock Mountain
William Bogdon
Plymouth
Knoxville
Luther Coulter
Charlestown
W. Va
U.S 340
Lucille Fisher
Hagerstoun
Robert MecClear
Orange
U.S. 15
Oscar Beiber
Silver Spring
William Curler
Randallstown
W. D. Grose
Tewart Millberry
Charles Garland
White March
William Boone
David Mohier
North Market-Ninth Streets
Denton Mallone
Lord Hastings Jr
Oswego
N.Y
Maryland
Raymond Appenzellar
Louise Price Appenzellar
Raymond E. Appenzellar
Chambersburg
Santa Monica
Calif
John E. and
Mary, Ordeman Price
Marie Price Emmett
West Third Street
New York City
Church of the Intercession
All Saints P_ E
Edgar P. Appenzellar
Emmett
Edward L. Bachtell
Edward Leroy Bachtell
Smithsburg
Washington County
Earl and
Virgie (Darhoff) Bachtell
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Brotherhood
Juanita Winters Bachtell
Edward L. Bachtell Jr
Earl W. Bachtell
Myersville
Donald S. Bachtell
Freehold
N. J
Betty L. Kelis
David E. Bachtell
Mabel C. Bowers
Montebello
Edna Winters
Trinity Lutheran
James G. Horn
Hollis Fout
Margaret L. Fout
Hollis S. Fout
West Washington St
Indian Valley
Elizabeth E. Hyton Cox
George W. Cox
First Baptist Church
Women of the Mouse
Ladie’s Auxiliary of
Red Men of
Richard E. Miller
Wille E. Cox
Christianbure
Josephine Cox
Mary Pelter
Verain
Bluefield
Helen Richardson
Arlington
Super-Houzer
G. Barfour Harris
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Maria E. Rowland
Maria Eugenia Rowland
Keedysville
Otha C. and
Harriette (Rohrer) Reedy
Mamie Schmadel
Norman D. Rowland
Hattie Stone
Boonsboro
Geneva Reedy
Williamsport Sanitarium
Nellie V. Stem
Sykesville
University Hospital
Balti
Edward and
May Duvall
John W. Stem
Wesley Stem
Wilson
Madeline Porter
Woodbine
Ida. M. Gartrell
Winfield
Arthur Crawford
Taylorsville
Maurice Poole
Waltz Funeral Home
Paul R. Diehl
Ebenezer Cemetery
C. E. Bruchey
C. E
Brocher
Rlex Brown
New York
Potomac Edison
oSrederick Gaspe
Marken & Bielfex
Frederick Co Agi
Rai Society Life Alembersmp
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