Alcoholic Is Sent To Institution In Frederick Court
A Circuit Court session heard multiple appeals on city charges. Austin Arwid, described as a skilled Frederick mechanic, was ordered committed to a six month treatment institution for chronic alcoholism after April to September arrests. Frank A. Grove received 90 days jail for drunkenness. Raymond Halter faced 120 days in jail for failing to pay $200 in fines. Audrey Yeschenko was acquitted of disturbing the peace. Earl Gue contests red light and speeding charges. The cases were argued by M Holmes Fout and E Austin James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Austin Arwid
Frederick
Arnold
Frank Dorsey
Scrats
Ben Phebus
Daniel Swomley
Martin Kanode
James Marks
Schnaufer
M. Holmes Fout
Frank A
Jake
Grove
Raymond “Beans
Halter
Haller
Alton
Bennet
Carrokk Creek
Carroll Creek
Sergi. Phobus
East AH Saints Street
United Rescue
Basge
Allen Twenty
East Patrick Street
Twenty
Pete
Audrey Yeschenko
Fred Yeschenko
Sixth and
Bentz
William Bopst
Charles McKeldin
Bopst
McKeldin
Edwin F. Nikirk
E. Austin James
James
Charles A. Price
Earl H. Gue
Sergt. A. Norman Dietz
Gue
South Market Street
Nikirk
Wars Reflected In Trip Of Transport
The Navy transport General J. H. Mc Crae returned from a six month 32 000 mile voyage that mirrored past present and possibly future wars. It carried American goods to Europe then European troops to Korea and brought United Nations fighters back to Europe and arrived in New York with 1168 displaced persons from the last war. The stock market opened indecisive with mixed gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
J. H. McCrae
Europe
Korea
United Nations
Funeral for Herman Weener in Frederick and Philadelphia
Funeral services for Herman Weener a prominent Frederick resident who died Saturday were held Sunday at 9 a.m. at 8 East Patrick street with Rabbi Ralph Kestenbaum officiating. The casket then went to Levine Funeral Home in Philadelphia for 3 p.m. services led by Rabbi Mortimer Cohen. Interment followed at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery Delaware County Pa. Weener son of the late Louis and Betty Weener was a native of Philadelphia and active in Boy Scout work and Brith Achim Benevolent Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Weener
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Ralph Kestenbaum
Levine Funeral Home
Philadelphia
Mortimer Cohen
Mt. Lebanon
Delaware County
Weener
Louis
Betty Weener
Mr. Weener
Brith Achim Benevolent Lodge
Certificate Presented To Local Firm In Handicapped Week
About 150 people gathered Sunday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a Disabled American Veterans ceremony awarding the Price Electric Corporation a certificate of honor for employing handicapped veterans. John R. Fitzpatrick praised the firm’s program and urged broader employer participation, while L. V. Roughan accepted the award for Price Electric and its workers. Mayor Donald B. Rice attended, with statements on tolerance and the Golden Rule. The event marked public recognition of corporate support for the disabled in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Price Electric Corporation
Frederick County
John R. Fitzpatrick
Frederick
Washington
Fitzpatrick
DAV
Bunker Hill
Valley Forge
Red Bear
L. V. Roughan
Felow
William P. McCahill
President
National Committee
Donald B. Rice
Frederick City
Earl V. Grimes
C. William Spangler
Maryland
Alexander Balker
William L. Minor
George C. Azzard
Charles L. Costello
Claude TL. Callesary
Leo Sullivan
James A. Rice
Joseph R. Hynson
Ben L. Parnell
Lovett Urges Realistic View of Atomic Weapons
Defense Secretary Lovett told American Legion visitors that the United States does not yet possess magic atomic weapons for rapid victory. He warned against over optimism and said orthodox weapons must be reinforced with trained forces while awaiting reliable new weapons. The talk came as a hurricane threatened Miami Beach during the Legion convention with Senator Richard Russell and Gen Douglas MacArthur slated to speak. Don Wilson appears likely to be elected national commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
United States
Lovell
American Legion Convention
Lovett
Navy
Legionnaires
Caribbean
Richard Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Douglas MacArthur
West Virginia
Don Wilson
Proceeds From Bonds Deposited Equally In Five Banks
Frederick city officials report the recent bond sale netted about $1,000,000. Five city banks hold roughly $180,000 each. $500,000 is placed in short term U S Treasury certificates for quick cash conversion. The remaining $400,000 stays on hand to fund initial construction prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Donald B. Rice
City Register
A. A
Local Veterans Group Names Officers and Committee
Officers include Robert G. Koch past DAV department commander and William L. Limberg. Mr and Mrs William M Mahaney D L B Fringer Miss Magella Hershberger Jason H Yelton Alderman Allen G Quynch William B Orndorff Robert K Danner and Monocacy Valley Association members. The committee in charge: Danner Orndorff Spangler and Yelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Koch
DAV Department
William L. Limberg
William M. Mahaney
D. L. B. Fringer
Magella Hershberger
Jason H. Yelton
Allen G. Quynch
William B. Orndorff
Robert K. Danner
Monocacy Valley Association
Messrs. Danner
Orndorff
Spangler
Yeltom
Egypt Rejects Western Plan and Cancels Treaty
CAIRO Oct 15 Egypt rejects a Western bid to join a Middle East defense command and cancels the 1936 treaty with Britain. Parliament approves decrees to title King Farouk as King of Egypt and the Sudan and to grant limited autonomy to the Sudan amid plans to amend the constitution. Britain says it will remain in the Suez Canal zone by force if needed and will not accept Cairo’s cancellation of the defense pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Kgypt
Middle East
Fouad Serrag Eddin
Pasha
Interior
Finance
Suez Canal
United States
France
Turkey
Paris
Egypt
Britain
Sudan
Farouk
London
Mid-East
Suez Canal Zone
Suez
Truman urges universal training for national security
President Truman told the American Legion that a sound system of universal training must be placed on the statute books. He noted a 3 million strong armed force and said the long term plan could rely on a smaller active force with strong reserves ready for instant mobilization. He praised Congress for approving the principle and urged swift action in the next session with Legion support, citing G I Bill of Rights and proposed education and training benefits for new veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaml
Fla
Truman
American Legion
Legion
Erle Cocke Jr
Congress
National Security Training Commission
K X XI
Korea
Scorf
G. I
House
Veterans’ Administration
Defense Department
Congress Sets Its Mark By Raising Taxes
The current session of Congress nears adjournment after drafting a peacetime record costly to taxpayers. Remaining acts include a $5.75 billion tax bill and large appropriations for foreign aid and military/atomic energy construction. House and Senate expected to approve the tax bill with little trouble. total annual appropriations would rise to about $40B, a peacetime high. A separate decree grants J Atlee D Schildt a divorce with child custody awarded to Schildt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Truman
Bues
McFarland
Arizona
House
Senate
iSenate Appropriations Committee
Resistance By Redshades On 2 Fronts
Allied forces drove deeper into North Korea as U N troops secured a 500 foot peak on the eastern front after a three day fight and advanced toward Kumsong on the central front. West of Hearbreak Ridge, U S tanks moved through Mundung valley blasting Red positions while South Korean units pushed north on the eastern flank. The 24th Division led the central thrust with Korean units, as Chinese troops appeared younger and less seasoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
North Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
U. S. 38Th Regiment
Towerng
Hearibreak Ridge
Mundung
U. N
Toas
U.S. First Cavalry
Yonchon
U.S
Charwan
U, & 24Th
24Th
Door Shuts on Iran Britain Oil Talks
Iranian Deputy Premier Hossein Fatemi announced at a New York news conference that Iran will not resume talks with Britain on the oil dispute except on indemnities and oil sales. He argued no goodwill exists and warned negotiations could worsen the situation ahead of Iran's appeal to the Security Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain
Iran
Security Council
United Nations
Hossein Fatemi
Damaged road grader spurs county probe near Shiner's Hill
Frederick County Roads Board reported vandalism over the weekend as deputies investigated damage to a county grader parked in a field near Shiner's Hill. Nuts and bolts loosened, plugs removed, gauges shattered, two dozen parts scattered. about 50 dollars in damage. In a separate case, the sheriff probed a break in at Fred Beall's New London home Friday night. 18 jars of fruit and vegetables moved from storage to an outside door, nothing missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Roads Board
Shiner’s Hill
Sheriff's Office
Fred Beall
New London
Steuart Veteran Editor Dies Today in Baltimore
Richard P. Steuart longtime Baltimore newspaperman dies after long illness at his home in Baltimore. Known for history expertise, he wrote a Baltimore News-Post column as Carroll Dulaney and earlier edited the Baltimore Sunday Sun Evening Sun and News before becoming a columnist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimors
Richard P. Steuart
Baltimore
Baltimore News-Post
Carroll Dulaney
Maryland
Steuart
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Evening Sun
News
News-Post
No Progress On Edrisos Fire
In Panmunjom talks, Allied and Chinese liaison officers failed to restart stalled cease fire negotiations after a three hour session. A brief UN summary notes the Reds insist on a two mile neutral zone around Kaesong while the allies seek about three thousand yards. The main sticking points include security arrangements to be handled by the main delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
Agam
Anc
Panmunjom
U.N
Kaesong
Troopship Is Hurled On Reef Off Japan Coast
A typhoon drove the Kongo Maru troopship onto a reef near southwest Japan. About 400 United Nations soldiers and crew were rescued by a U S attack transport. Six American soldiers were injured at Camp Fasi. Grounded vessel towed for possible salvage. Most troops believed American, en route from Sasho to Pusan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
U. S
United Nations
Yokohama
Korea Strait
U. S. Navy
George D. Stymer
Navy
Sasho
Kyushu Island
Pusan
Korea
Water supplies dwindling in Middletown as dry spell continues
County water officials report a continued June dry spell with little or no precipitation expected for three days. Middletown officials urge residents to conserve as the town pump redistributes water from cisterns to the main reservoir. Fishing Creek reservoir sits six feet below normal. northern county reservoirs also suffer. Weekend temperatures rose to 65 with a 41 overnight low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Burgess and Commissioners of
Middletown
Fishing Creek
Youthful Bandit Slain By Policeman in Baltimore Market
Baltimore police say a youthful bandit about 18 who beat a 77 year old fruit market operator with a pistol was shot by Patrolman Elmer Weber when the suspect fired on him. The victim Joseph Thammer was rushed to a city hospital with severe scalp injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Herbert Finnerty
Joseph Thammer
Elmer Weber
Thammer
Finnerty
Truman renews bid for UN atomic control talk
President Truman offered to sit down with the Soviet Union to seek disarmament and a world free of atomic warfare. He urged UN backing for atomic power regulation, urged Russia to drop “phoney peace propaganda,” and spoke at Wake Forest campus groundbreaking amid a Reynolds grant. He warned against fear and secrecy, stressing stronger defenses as leverage forpeace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. Y
Truman
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Wake Forest
N. C
Reynolds Tobacco
Free World
Second Pentagon worker killed near Fountaindale
A premature dynamite blast killed Roland Penn Kelly, 28, of Pen Mar, a miner on a secret underground project near Fountaindale. Foreman Howard Murray was injured but not seriously. Kelly, a Navy veteran and father of five, leaves a wife Isabel and children Patricia Regina Marie Joan John A. at home, with parents John and Amy Kelly and siblings. Funeral plans set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Roland Penn Kelly
Pen Mar
Fountaindale
Kelly
Howard Murray
Baltimore
John
Amy
Herbert) Kelly
Quincy
Isabel (Musser) Kelly
Patricia
Regina
Marie
Joan
John A
Joseph A. Waynesboro
Katie
Barry
Green Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soviet Russia
Grave
Stoges
Hrphe
Fim
Price Electric
Legion Convention
Equity Court
J. Atlee D. Schildt
New Midway
Mary Louise Schildt
W. Jerome Offutt
Schildt
Heartbreak Ridge
R. D. Steuart
Edrisos
Pentagon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!