Frederick merchant Weener dies at 57 in hospital
Herman Weener a Frederick clothing businessman and civic leader died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 10 AM after a heart attack at his Lindbergh Avenue home He was 57 a Philadelphia native who moved to Frederick about 20 years ago He chaired hospital drives aided Community Chest and Red Cross and held posts in the Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants He survived by wife and son Stanley Funeral service set at 9 AM Sunday at 8 East Patrick Street Flowers requested not to be sent
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Herman Weener
Frederick
Frederick Medical Hospital
Lindbergh Avenue
Mr. Weener
Aspital
Philadelphia
Mr. Weaner
Rosenour's
North Market Street
Weener
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hospital Aid
Red Cross
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Frederick Bnai Brith Lodge
Fredericks Lodge
The
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Frederick Aerie of Eagles
C. E. Cline and
uSon
Frost Tightens Its Grip as Frederick Sees Cold Start
Frederick reports a hard frost with temperatures around 35 at the airport and 30 near Unionville, frost spreading into suburbs and countryside. The Weather Bureau notes the first killing frost date nears October 8, with forecasters predicting a pleasant autumn weekend and highs near 58, little rain expected before late Monday or Tuesday.
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Frederick
Unionville
Weather Bureau
Re Ae
Loss Of Life Cases Are Set For Hearing
Two manslaughter trials are slated for November 1 and 2 in Circuit Court with related criminal appeals on Monday and Tuesday. David W. Rhinecker faces a Nov 1 trial over a fatal Centerville wreck that injured several. Guy Edward Snook has a Nov 2 trial over a Route 40 crash causing a Baltimore death. Numerous drifted appeals, nolle pros entries, and new filings fill the docket as cases move through magistrate and circuit levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Rhinecker
Mt. Airy
Route 1
Joan Dalrymple
Damascus
Centerville
Guy Edward Snook
New Market
Katie H. Hartsock
Baltimore
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
House of Correction
Dotket
Lloyd Bear
Theodore E. Reynolds
Garrett L. Davis
Wesley McCutchen
Wilson T. Kidwell
Raymond Lee Cooper
Albert G. Baumbaugh
Robert L. Smith
Thomas Kefauver
Martin Younkins
Millard Midkiff
Marion G. Feaga
David L. Staub
Claude L
Sheffield
Elmer Glass
Delina Lee Redmond
Kieffer S. Redmond
Edward C. Sears
Austin Arnold
Nine autos crash in heavy fog near Somerset Turnpike
Twelve injured in a fog bound crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike two miles west of Somerset. Two soldiers, Pfc. Bernard Fermin of Erie and Edward J. Murphy Jr of Painesville, were in serious condition at Somerset Hospital. Read as others, including James Oliphant of Williamstown and Mrs. Sophia Richards of Youngstown, received varying injuries. some treated and released.
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Somerset
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Here
Somerset Hospital
Bernard Fermin
Erie
Edward J. Murphy, Jr
Painesville
Camp Pickett
James Oliphant
Williamstown
N. d
Vivian Williamson
Washington
D. C
Frank Williamson
D.C
Lewis Pohlard
Walter Lucas
Columbus
Sophia Richards
Youngstown
Phyllis Miller
George W. Shirey
Arthur J. Barnhouse
Portsmouth
N. J
Traces Of TB Found In 42 Of 10080 X-rayed
County Health Dept figures show 42 among 10 089 residents receiving free chest x rays last year had traces of tuberculosis. Free screening to run Nov 12 to Dec hours via a mobile unit funded by Christmas seals. The TB association plans routes serving Frederick city county workers colleges and students.
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Frederick City
State Health Department
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
TB Association
Frederick County
Hood
ML St. Mary's
St. Joseph’s
Health Department
Changing Rule No 22 by James Marlow
The Senate's Rule No 22 has long blocked action on cloture. In 1949 Southern Democrats blocked civil rights cloture, and the rule was set to protect debate. Lehman Morse proposals seek to ease cloture but face a built in filibuster barrier to changing Rule 22 itself.
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James Marlow
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Morse
Oregon
Lehman
New York
Benton
McMahon
Conn
Murray
Mont
Magnuson
Wash
Neely
Kilgore
New Effort To Resume Talks In Korea
MUNSAN Korea Oct 13 Liaison officers will meet again Sunday in Panmunjom in an effort to restart stalled armistice talks. The move follows a Red protest over three UN warplanes strafing the Kaesong zone Friday killing a 12 year old boy and wounding his younger brother. UN investigators study the evidence as Red and Allied sides press for resumption while the Communists continue their preparations for talks.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations
Kaesong
U. N
Reds
Robert 5. Tuckman
Red
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
Acquitted On Driving Charge In Maryland Court
Austin William Himes of Silver Spring was found not guilty of drunken driving after a trial in People's Court before Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker. Testimony showed no intoxication, despite police claims, and the defendant voluntarily went to the Barracks after taking his wife home. The trial details a highway altercation near South Mountain and the disharmony surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin William Himes
Silver Spring
North Market Street
People’s Court
H. Reese Shoemaker
Himes
W. W. Corbin
Frederick
South Mountain
Corbin
Basore
Hagerstown
John Needy
Leroy C. Karn
Washington County
C. Earl Duvall
Shoemaker
Charles A. Price
Alton ¥. Bennett
Hiias
New Gains Gouged Out In Korea
U N infantry backed by tanks and artillery gained up to nearly two miles along a central western Korean front. The 24th Division and two South Korean divisions advanced while Allied artillery pounded Chinese positions near Yoncchon. Sixth Fleet air and United Nations forces pressed on Hill 851 and Heartbreak Ridge as Red formations suffered heavy losses.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
U.S. 24Th
Yoncchon
U. S. First Cavalry
Heartbreak Ridge
Fifth Air T Force
Red Road
Kamsong
Reds
Seventh Regiment
Custer
Yondon
Trout Season Is Extended Statewide Open Season Set For Trout
The State Game and Inland Fish Commission set April 15 to September 15 as the statewide trout open season and reduced creel and possession limits for brook, brown, and rainbow trout to five per day. Garrett County rules will align with statewide limits except for bass and trout. crappie, perch, and catfish limits were removed there. designated propagations sites in Garrett may become fish sanctaries.
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Cumberland
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Garrett County
Garrett
Hood Homecoming Plans Bright Under Clear Autumn Skies
Hood College prepares a Campus Day program led by alumnae and parents with events all day. The Hudson outdoor theater hosts a firsttime alumnae participation in Road Through the Years, freshmen reenact Hood’s first commencement, and seniors offer future predictions. A foreign student fund bazaar crowds dinner-hour activity as a dance closes the day and Sunday offers a worship service led by President Truxal.
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Hood College
Elizabeth Bowen
State of Hudson
Dunlocs
Forelgn
W.C. A
Hood i
Hudson Theater
Mothers’ Club
Fathers’ Club
Gambrill Gymnasium
Brodbeck Hall
Andrew G. Truxal
B and O Pays 14000 For Doubs Crossing Work
The County Commissioners accepted a 14000 check from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to cover county road improvements tied to the Doubs crossing project. Widespread work, including a 0.75 mile link near Ballenger Creek and others, is nearly finished with federal aid funds supporting much of the cost. Plans discussed include a future three-way Frederick Carroll bridge project and state road involvement. Also noted are road program preparations for the coming year and resignations of two Frederic special policemen.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Woubs
Doubs
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Apo
Point of Rocks
Ballenger Creek
Boulos
Pleasant View Road
Douls
Route 14
Carroll County
State Roads Commission
Frederick
The
Roads Commission
New Midway
Frederick-Carroll Roads Commission
Court House
Editor Collapses and Dies in New York
Oct 13 report by fi Max Buckingham assistant city editor of the New York local bureau of the Associated Press says the editor collapsed and died unexpectedly last night at his home following a dinner with his family.
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New York
Max Buckingham
Associated Press
Talk Of Big Three Meet Is Revived
Western observers believe Churchill would invite a three power meeting with Stalin and Truman if he wins control of Britain in the Oct 25 election. They say such a talk could ease anxiety without claiming to solve all problems, while noting President Truman previously resisted further meetings after Potsdam. If Truman cannot attend, Harriman might represent the United States. The Cited items also report a kitchen fire at James Proctor's home in the county, a city clock repair, and the surrender of James Finnegan on a federal indictment.
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Moscow
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Truman
Churchill
London
Tam
Statin
Laos
Rustasia
Clement Attlee
Britain
W. Averell
Harriman
Step Taken As British Ouster Nears
United States Britain France and Turkey invited Egypt to join a new Middle East defense command. Foreign Minister Salah El Din received the proposal as Cairo moved to cancel treaties and pressure British troops from the Suez area. Egypt seeks sole control of the Anglo Egyptian Sudan. London hints at a Sudan plan but keeps details private.
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Alexandria
Egypt
United States
Britain
France
Turkey
Middle East
Mohammed Salah el Pin Pasha
Suez Canal
Okiawa
Salah el Din
Cairo
Middle East Defense Organization
Salah E Din
London
Foreign Office
Sudan
Kartoum
Mustapha Nahas Pasha
Urge Probe of Purchase of Harford Race Track
Two Maryland lawmakers joined a push for a Legislative Council probe into the $500,000 Havre de Grace track purchase. Gov Hall Harnamond said the state took title midweek and sent payment. the move creates questions about the state military department and land use for a National Guard site replacing Camp Ritchie. Maj. Gen. Milton Reckord oversees both the Maryland Jockey Club and Harford agricultural group.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Havre de Grace
Whitworth
Allegany
Boone
Fd-Baltimore
Sen. Furnbull
Sen- Della
Senate
Hall Harnamond
Harford Agricultural and Breeder Association
Board of Public Works
National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Milton A. Reckord
Gen. Reckord
Maryland Jockey Club
Harford
Turnbull
Boone and Whitworth
Con. Reckord
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AFL Retail Clerks Union
Rosen‘baum
Co. E. Stutzman
WSB
U. S
Fifth Air Force
7Th Regiment of Cavalry
Rome
Milan
Tempo
Time
Benito Mussolini
Pavia
Toronto
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
In Hood Review
John Schaffer
Brunswick
John Boone
TIRE
Independent
James Proctor
Max Kehne
Trinity Steeple
Finnegan
ST. Louis
James P. Finnegan
Paris
Nipwepa Pre Srchiy
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