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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1954

Page

2

Atom Investment Ties for Peaceful Atomic Ventures

A small group of financiers industrialists and businessmen join to fund peaceful commercial uses of atomic energy worldwide. They model after pioneer development firms and follow guidance from Robert LeBaron former Deputy Secretary of Defense for Atomic Energy who will push private investment while the government supports civilian power uses.

We Hudson , Bay Canada Robert LeBaron Atomic Energy Atomic Energy Commission

Vet Is Found Dead In Auto

Charles Andrew Summel 32 a World War I veteran was found dead in his running car in the garage behind his home at 31 Winchester Street. The death appears due to carbon monoxide fumes after a night out with wife and friends. Funeral arrangements set for St Barnabas Chapel with Mt Olivet interment.

Charles Andrew Summel Winchester Street Stimmel Frederick Summer E. A. Dett Normandy Rhineland H. Q Ethel B. Harding Stimmel Charles E Joyce Ann Charles L Sandra Stimmel Patsy Schill Allen Eaves George Stimmel Grayson Klipp Harry Stimmel East

Freezer Buying Demo Postponed Then Held At East Church

Demonstration on buying for the home freezer, postponed by Hurricane Hazel, was held Friday night in Extension rooms of East church street school. Miss Beatrice Fehr reports strong interest from county homemakers and freezer owners. Barbara Bright of International Harvester Baltimore will present on best buying times, costs, packing methods, and freezer convenience, with meats fruits and vegetables showcased and food awarded to attendees. Separately, Carl C. Staley Jr. of Frederick Maryland graduated from the Guided Missiles course at Fort Monmouth New Jersey, Radar Division, Signal School, age 22, son of Mr and Mrs Carl C Staley.

J. Crawford Falk James Crawford Falk Frederick Paperhanger North Market Street Douglas C. Falk Falk Mr. Falk Frederick Lawrence A Olive Strasberger Falk Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Bug Dorothy Eyler Falk Patricia Nikirk Ladye Strasberger Patrick Street Mt. Olivet C. E. Cline and Son East Church Street Miss Bright Fort Monmouth N. J Set Carl C. Staley, Jr Signal School Signal Corps Headquarters Carl C. Staley West South Street Frederick High School

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News Oct 18 1904

Items from The News dated October 18 1904 note church pastor assignments Rev C W Stinespring to Franklin Street Baltimore and Rev J W Kiracofe to Frederick church. The 44th Frederick Fair opened with pleasant weather as Woodsboro Band led a procession to the grounds. A fire destroyed George G Bingham's residence east of Werestal Station due to sparks from a passing engine. The horse John acquired for the Junior Fire Company hose wagon by D Charles Winebrewer was sold to the standing committee with delivery expected early November.

C. W. Stinespring United Brethren Church Franklin Street Baltimore J. W. Kiracofe Frederick Woodsboro City Hotel Lee Ranneberger George G. Bingham Werestal Station John D. Charles Winebrewer Virginia Junior Fire Company

Destructive fire averted at Hendrickson store and more

Twenty Years Ago items recount a near total loss when a fire at John D. Hendrickson’s North Market street store was stopped by R Ames Hendrickson with extinguishers and hoses. A worker, Lewis Rumsport, was killed by a half ton boulder at a State Roads quarry near Clemsonville while Sterling Davis narrowly escaped. Harrison Fox’s home on Sam’s Creek Taslorsville road burned with its contents. Joseph R Harp, Republican House candidate, appeared before the Registry judges and was restored to voter qualification.

John D. Hendrickson Market Street R. Ames Hendri Hendrickson State Roads Commission Clemsonville Lewis Rumsport Unionville Sterling Davis Rumsport Harrison Fox Sam's Creek Taslorsville New Windsor Joseph R. Harp House of Delegates

Burkittsville Man Dies While Hunting

Clar ence W. Mentzer 62 of Burkittsville died Saturday night during a coon hunt along the Appalachian Trail near Gapland. State troopers and Dr Kenneth C. Henson pronounced a heart attack. Survived by wife Mane Long Mentzer six daughters seven sons and numerous relatives. Body at Gladint Company funeral home in Middle town with viewing after 7 p m. Funeral arrangements not yet complete. The Better Vision Institute estimates that 95 percent of Americans over 60 have visual troubles.

Burkittsville Clarence W. Mentzer Willie Wolfe Mountain Gas Appalavian Gapland C. W. Lewis R. D Muir Kenneth C. Henson Henson Mentzer Frederick Roars Board Samuel and Abbie Smith Mentzer Mane Long Mentzer Carl Castle Frederick Red Creek Evansville Ind John Ramesbure Chiton Payne Darlene Pegny Mentzer Melvin Mentzer Beltimore Theodore Mentzer Sandy Chester Mentzer Gramby Floyd Mentzer Brunswick George Ventver Burkitsvilie Charles Mentzer Ganland Robert Mentzer Bertha Ramshure John W. Smith Pleasant Flord Smith Middletown Lee Smith Howard Smith Ethel

Miss Helen Grove Weds Rudolf Haerle at St Johns

Miss Helen Nixdorf Grove, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Grove, married Rudolf Karrmann Haerle Jr at St Johns Catholic church. Rev James Hogan officiated. Attendants included Miss Ann Forsyth Grove and Miss Kathryn Weinberg. Reception at Francis Scott Key Hotel followed. couple to reside in Killeen Texas after a wedding trip.

Helen N. Grove Rudolf Haerle St. John’s Helen Nixdorf Grove William Jarboe Grove West Second Street Rudolf Karrmann Haerle, Jr Rudolf K. Haerle Indianapolis Ind St. John's Catholic Church James Hogan Charles Byerly, Jr Justus Dave Thy Fairbanks Lowell Mass Lynne Carleton Foxboro Kathryn Weinberg Susan Grove Mary Steel Nixdorf Helene Grove George S. Haerle Stanley Westberg Greenwich Conn Richard Supple John Toteau Jarboe Grove, Jr Francis Scott Key South Killeen Texas Iyroom

Funeral rites for Elder Jesse Roop Wier near Union Bridge

Funeral services for Elder Jesse Roop Wier who died Thursday near Union Bridge were held Sunday at Beaver Dam Church of the Brethren with large attendance. Officiants included Rev. P Jones at the service followed by interment in the adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral director was Rasmond Wright. Also, services for Mrs Cora E Trout of Walkersville were held Sunday at the Walkersville funeral home led by Revs William Taylor and Ben F Hart with a large turnout.

Grover E. Barrick Emma Late Barrick Smithsburg Michael L Virginia Fox Rocky Ridge Charles L. Barrick Joseph C. Grossnickle Mt. Tabor Thurmont Edouard H. Taylor E. Bright M. L. Creager Lester E. Stockman Lester E Stockman Baltimore Union Memorial Hospital Nathaniel C Annie Kimmel Stockman Raymond D Franklin K. Stockman Helen Chalk Mary Rogers Maurice Blank Shookstown Frederick J Millard C Harry J Roy Clifton Johnson Union Bridge Carroll County George and Margaret Groft Johnson Isabel Keefer Johnson Irumen Dayhoff Uniontown Paul Flickinger Westminster Edgar Bale Finksburg Guy Johnson Washington Raymond Johnson Guy Simpson Middleburg Carrie Yingling Littlestown BD. D Haugh Mt Zion Cemetery Eveninnes Selma B Selma Bernice Main Madison Street Mrr Edward Hoffman Mt Pleasant John E. Main Kemptown James Vicoand Eudalphia Hood Poole Calvary Methodist Church Frederick Irs Hoffman Bernice H Haugh Donald E. Fogle Mountaindall John Edward Hoffman Meredion R Poole Mt. Airy Estelle Poole Curfman Mt. Pleasant Edgar W. Poole Mt Olivet Wwoor Etchisoh and Son Largels Rimer C Stun New Market Methodist Church Richard Burns Keno James Keily Stewart Geisherter Robert Diup Roger Fogle Harry Hamilton Jr Mt. Olivet W. E Falconer Jesse Roop Wier Beaver Dam Church of the Brethren Serie Hits Pasar Ree Berean Flory Rev . P. Jones Norman E. Bohn Wilain A Garver David Dotterer Robert Dotterer Charles D. Metz Joseph Six Rasmond K. Wright Cora E Trout Charles H. Trout Walkersville William Taylor Ben F. Hart

Artillery Fire Exchanges Reported Near Tachen and Amoy

Nationalist spokesman says light artillery exchange occurred yesterday between Formosan Chinese Communist and Nationalist forces in the Tachen and Amoy areas. No damage or casualties reported.

Formosan Tachen Amoy

Detrick Hosts Maryland Chemical Society Meeting

Camp Detrick will host the Maryland section of the American Chemical Society for its monthly meeting on Friday October 22. Colonel John J Hayes will welcome the group after a 6 30 p m dinner in the Officers Open Mess. Dr P A Wells will speak at eight in the evening on natural compounds from North American plants including tutin and diosgenin. Reservations are to be made by Wednesday with Dr Edward J Seehantz or Dr Benjamin War showsky of Camp Detrick.

Camp Detrick Maryland American Chemical Society John J. Hayes Hood College Detrick Army Chemical Center P. A. Wells U. S. Department of Agriculture Wells Edward J Seehantz Benjamin Warshowsky

Disposition of Case Under Consideration in Peoples Court

Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield held open disposition of an assault charge brought by Richard Sutherd of Evergreen Point against Les Francis Hough of Gas House Pike after a hearing Saturday morning. Sutherd swore to a warrant, testifying Hough threatened him with a gun, while Hough claimed Sutherd held a brick.

Wilbur F. Sheffield Richard Sutherd Evergreen Point Les Francis Hough Gas House Pike Peoples Court Sutherd Hough Sufherd Howard Sipes Fayetteville R. T. Storer Kenneth Maynard Kling Libertytown Carlton Lewis Patrick and Bentz Streets Robert L. Baugher South Market Street Storer

Frederick retarded children fund raising campaign kickoff

The Frederick Association for Retarded Children launches a nationwide fund raising drive with local units promoting the effort. Mayor Derr agrees to serve as honorary chairman as the initiative, titled "Thanksgiving March," runs the week of November 21 to 24.

Frederick

Hospital Notes From Frederick Area Citizens

Among The Sick Mrs Amanda Wiles Camp De trick is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore under observation and treatment. Freddie Broadrup son of Dr and Mrs Charles Broadrup College Place underwent roastiiectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday and returned home Saturday. George Z Best resident of Francis Scott Key Hotel entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon as a medical patient in satisfactory condition. Vernon Otien RFD 5 Frederick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery. William Little 331 East Third Street fell and fractured his hip Saturday night and was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital in the M R Etchison and Son ambulance. Edwin Brookey ill at home 117 East Church Street was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon in United ambulance.

Amanda Wiles Camp Detrick University Hospital Baltimore Freddie Broadrup Charles. Broadrup College Place Frederick Memorial Hospital George Z. Best Francis Scott Key Hotel Vernon Otien RFD Frederick William Little East Third Street M. R. Etchison and Son Edwin Brookey East Church Street United Ambulance

Questioning Propriety Of Judge Example Of Prejudice

Washington columnist notes the debate over Judge Luther Youngdahl in the Owen Lattimore case. U.S. attorney Lea Rover seeks disqualification amid alleged bias, with commentary on prior committee findings and judicial conduct. The piece discusses materiality and presumption of impartiality in federal trials.

David Lawrence Washington U.S Youngdahl Owen Lattimore Lea Rover U. S United States Lattimore Tydings Senate McCarran Nevada Communist Party Senate Committee Department of Justice Justice Department Youngdad ULS Rover Brownell

Beacht Couple Welcome Son Michael Lewis

Mr and Mrs Wilson Beacht of Sligo Parkway Hyattsville announce the birth of a son Michael Lewis weighing seven and one half pounds on October 14. The Beachts are former residents of this city. Mr and Mrs Merrii A Lantz arrived home safely in St Petersburg Fla after a two week visit and a hard trip due to Hurricane Hazel.

John Ponton Merrii A. Lantz St. Petersburg Fla Lantz Wilson Beacht Sligo Parkway Hyattsville Michael Lewis Beacht

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Atom Investment Charles K. Reuwer Charles K Reuwer East North Avenue John and Sophia Reuwer Oma Menchey Reuwer Thomas J Wheeler Beverly Montgomery Charles Litheran Church Harmony Fuss and Son George S. Witehell George S Mitchell Bellview Avenue Isabelle Mitchell Wallis Fox Mitchell Max Call Tanestoun Dixon Yaste Kessville C. D. Fuss and Son Mberta Smiles Alberta John W Smite Braddock Heights Golden Smitey Mt. Rainier John C Maria Uoiland Sheri Chester "Snuley Reading Golden Smley Mt Rainier Nalley Funeral Home Rhode Island Avenue Eastern Avenue Charles A. Stimmel the News The Better Vision Institute Ann Forsyth Grove Doro Mt. Olivet Cemetery Etchison and Son Focal Funeral Directors Fellows Studio Rudolf Karrmann Haerle Betty Louise Kelly Louise C. Kelly Graceham Meade Heights Duke University Durham WN C Miss Kelly University of Maryland Thurmont High School Chemical Society Boy Scouts Chester F. Chuds Linganore Filtration Plant Frederick City New York American Cancer Society Douglas P. Murphy and Associates Gynecean Hospital Institute of Gynecologic Research University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Commonwealth Fund BR “Ilguetcast
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