Middletown minister resigns to take Elizabethtown post
Rev. Philip E. Sayler resigns as pastor of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church Middletown effective November 1 to become pastor of Christ Church Elizabethtown. Consistory accepted resignation last Friday and authorized a supply minister while seeking a new pastor. Sayler has served Middletown since early 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Evangelical and’ Reformed Church
Middletown
Philip E. Saylor
Christchurch
Elizabethtown
Sayler
Scottdale
Lancas Eee
Meyersdale, A
Middiviony
Inter-Ghureh
Tuddletown
Negro Woman Burned In Home Fire At 518 North Bentz
Mrs Florence Ogle, 67, sustained severe burns when a kerosene lamp exploded in her home at 518 North Bentz Street. Firemen rushed her to Frederick City Hospital where her condition was listed as uncertain. Two grandchildren slept on the second floor and were uninjured. one is blind. Fire call came around 1 45 a m. Juniors helped extinguish the blaze with a booster stream. Little damage to the house reported. It was unclear if clothing or mattress caught fire from the explosion.
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North Bentz Street
Florence Ogle
Frederick City Hospital
Stocks Break Sharply Again In Market Selloff
New York stocks fell sharply amid heavy department selling with many leaders dropping more than a point to several points. Traders blamed labor disputes and fears of a bear market while analysts cited short covering and quick turn traders for a tentative rally. Major names cited included General Motors, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, United States Rubber and Eastman Kodak. A separate dispatch from Moscow reported Stalin reviewing Soviet tanks and self-propelled guns in Red Square for Tankmen Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hiram Walker
Schenney
A. S. Steel
Beth Nehem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
Souther Pacific
Pennsylvania I Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
U.S. Rubber
Goodrich
American Telephone
Electric Power & Light
Montgomery Ward
Sears Rosbuck
J. 1
Case
Anaconda
Kenne
Standard Oil
N. J
American Can
American Can. Dupont, Celanese. Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Leyesum
Moscow
Stalin
Red Square
Greae
Mackenzies Column Explosive Balkans Tensions Rise
Mackenzie reports an explosive crisis in the Balkans as Greece and Yugoslavia clash over Macedonia and leftist unrest. Greek leaders suspect external meddling while EAM leaders hint at possible revolution if attacked. Bulgaria seeks western Thrace, Russia and England influence loom large as King George II faces a fragile return.
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Balkans
Greece
Yugoslavia
Athens
Yugosla Vidas
Paris
Greek Macedonia
Yugoslav Federation
Stylianos Gonatas
Gonatas
Trowboses
Demetrius Partsalides
EAM
National Liberation Front
Wes
Tints
George
Pertsalides
Bulgaria
Thrace
Russia
England
Bri- Panthaia
Wallan Peninsula
Middle East
Soviet Union
George II
Constantine
Little John Metaxas
Little John
One World Or Two From Byrnes Speech
Washington debates Byrnes note on one world or two as a path toward Germany peace and future Moscow dealings. Critics from hard peace and conciliatory camps clash over bold diplomacy with Russia. San Francisco ship news reports Bardstown Victory underway after grounding near Farallon Islands.
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Byrnes
Washington
Attuttgart
Germany
Russia
Moscow
San Francisco
Bardstown Victory
Farallon Islands
Golden Gate
Two Hurt In Route 40 Auto Crash West Of Middletown
Two persons were injured when an eastbound car driven by Michael Stadtlander of Monongahela Pa passed a truck and struck the side of a westbound vehicle driven by Francis Ross Riggs of Wheeling W Va. The Riggs car rolled onto its side and a bank. Stadtlander and a companion were uninjured. Stadtlander faces charges and $100 collateral pending hearing.
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Pracnl Dei
Middletown
Frederick City
Francis Ross Riggs
Mary Margaret
Wheeling
W. Va
Michael Stadtlander
Monongahela
Riggs
Stadtlander
Stone
Minister Installed at Frederick Church of the Brethren
Rev Paull W Kinsel was installed as pastor at a 10 43 service led by Rev S Earl Mitchell of Westminster. He succeeds Rev Ralph E Shober, who left April 1 for Roanoke Virginia. Kinsel has degrees from Manchester College Ohio State University and Bethany Biblical Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paull W. Kinsel
Frederick
Church of the Brethren
S. Earl Mitchell
Westminster
Whe Apt
Hoth
Roy A. Leatherman
Mr. Kinsel
West Alexandria
Ohio
Manchester College
Ohio State University
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Ralph E. Shober
Roanoke
Fishing Creek Water Supply Drops 20 Inches
Care taker Frank Weddle reported today that the Fishing Creek reservoir level fell 20 inches below the spillway marking the first dip below normal this year. The drop, worsened by a dry spell and warm weekend, leaves the city with adequate supply though watershed conditions lag. Linganore filtration plant operates regularly to ensure steady provision.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Linganore
Mead to resign from Senate War Investigating Committee
Washington reports Senator Mead a Democrat of New York said he will resign soon as chairman of the Senate War Investigating committee and recommended Senator Kilgore of West Virginia as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Washington
D-Ny
Senate War Investigating Committee
Senator Kilgore
D-W. Va
Talks With Byrnes and Clark Visit Highlight Sept. News
President Truman spoke with Secretary Byrnes for five minutes about the Paris Peace conference while Gen. Mark W. Clark plans a U.S. visit with Ambassador John G. Erhardt. In Chicago a new hairdo promises permanent curls, reported at the American Chemical Society.
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Byrnes
Washington
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Paris
Clark
U. S. Vienna
Mark W. Clark
United States
John G. Erhardt
U.S
Austria
Chicago
American Chemical Society
Palestine Railway Cut In 50 Places
Jerusalem reports the Palestine railway cut in 50 places and oil flow to Haifa disrupted. Two killed amid outbreaks as British Arab talks opened in London. British information officer ties violence to a Jewish underground campaign likely Irgun or Hagana.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Haifa
London
Holy Land
Snd Theeaineidante
Pinna
Hagiana
Irgun Zvai Leumi Wewjish
Jirgun
State Funds To Aid Jail Improvements
Maryland state funds will cover about one fourth of the costs to rebuild or remodel jails. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander said a state inspector recently inspected the county jail and briefed the board of county commissioners. The commissioners discussed juvenile detention quarters at the jail and noted delays due to material shortages. The plan includes potential use of Montevue for mental cases but would face material constraints if expanded. The August grand jury is to be briefed on juvenile quarters required by state law. The 71-year-old jail is described as antiquated with facility inadequacies highlighted by inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Horace M. Alexander
Sherif
Montevue
Edwin F. Nikirk
Jeil
Planes From Cartier Give Athens Air Show Planes From Cartier Give Athens Air Show
In Athens, Greece, 73 planes from the United States carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt staged an air show as the carrier steamed 40 miles offshore. The bold FDR initials stretched about a half mile, 2000 feet high, with intricate formations before the ship, bound for Malta Algiers Tangier and Casablanca, dodged minefields in Greek waters and released fighters and dive bombers.
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Athens
Greece
FDR
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Malta
Algiers
Tangier
Casablanca
Mineields
Wills Probated In Frederick County Session Details
The wills of three Frederick County residents were probated along with a certified copy of a former Thurmont resident's will received in a busy Orphans Court session. Frank P. Benner’s will bequeaths various sums totaling about 10,000 with a 500 monument and per capita division to nieces and nephews. N. Wilson Schley named executor. Ralph G. Kline’s will leaves the estate to widow Mary R. Kline, with about 6,000 realty and 2,800 personal value. Jacob H. Schmidt, Irving M. Landauer, and F. B. Sappington witnessed. Frederick H. Brown’s Brunswick will gives all to wife Mary F. Brown, who predeceased him. three other children renounce administration in favor of daughter Catherine B. Litten, administratrix. Letters granted for Effie M. Putman estate to son Glenn L. Putman. Sarah A. Perry becomes administratrix of William K. Perry estate. Florence T. DeMuth will and farm half with sister Jay Gould DeMuth, nieces’ bequests of 1,000 each, and residue to Jay G. and Emory E. DeMuth. Rockville assigns executor Rockville.
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Frederick County
Peareio
Benoer
Mary L. VanFossen
Margaret Kelarver
William Angleberger
Grayson D. Dutrow
Sidney J. Ankeberger
Millard Angleberger
Lee Cromwell Kefauver, Jr
Stirpes
N. Wilson Schley
Gordon F. Palmer
Robert L. Price
Ralph G. Kline
Mary R. Kline
Jacob H. Schmidt
Irving M. Landauer
F. B. Sappington
Frederick H. Brown
Brunswick
Potomac Street
Mary F. Brown
Catherine B. Litten
Lillie Forney
Ella R. Hogan
Effie M. Putman
Glenn L. Putman
Lewistown
Sarah A. Perry
East Seventh Street
Wiliam K. Perry
Florence T. DeMuth
Thurmont
Testatrix
Montgomery County
Jay Gould DeMuth
Florence DeMuth
Annie Seta
Mary Bagby
Elsie Canfield
Jay G
Emory E. DeMuth
F. Barnard Welsh
Rockville
Longshoremen Freeze Yugoslavia Shipments Amid Afl Dispute
Joseph P. Ryan, president of the International Longshoremen’s Association, said longshoremen will block relief cargoes to Yugoslavia until those responsible for shooting down U.S. planes are punished. NYC officials and UNRRA leaders discussed loading UNRRA ships, with 37 ships in U.S. ports. it was unclear how many target Yugoslavia. Ryan warned the action could persist even if AFL seamen strike ends, while the State Department weighs appropriate penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph P. Rysn
Internetrond Longshorenmeissbssoeniuars Afly
Yoyoslavia
Ryan
AFL
Yugoslavia
UNRRA
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
CMU
LaGuardia
Moo
ILA
Summer Warmth Returns With Pirsi Monin Of Fall
Warm September weather continues with a high of 92 in the city, the warmest in three years. Forecasters expect continued warmth today and tomorrow with only scattered showers, while a low of 60 last night capped a mild spell. In Ridgewood, a youth claiming to live near Frederick was detained after being picked up and suspected of escaping from an industrial school. Marilyn Buford of Los Angeles won Miss America 1946 after failing to place in prelims.
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The
Mercury
A. Pepuar Ou
Sauin Wong
Ridgewood
W. Va
Square Corner
James Mark
Montevue
West Virginia
Eugene Frame
Frederick
Atlantic City
N. J
Marilyn Buford
Los Angeles
California
Meats Again Under Ceilings
Washington reports OPA will roll back canned meat prices to June 30 levels and restore ceiling tags on lard margarine and salad oils. Fresh meats ceilings rise about three and a half cents a pound from June 30 levels though still below recent prices. Some culls may fetch as much as 16.8 cents per pound higher. Officials say famine is unlikely and rationing remains remote.
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Washington
OPA
Taking Reparations From Optical Works in Jena
German directors of the Jena optical works report to American correspondents that Russians in occupied Thur ingia are seizing nearly 3 million dollars worth of finished products monthly for reparations. They estimate total losses since occupation around 24 million dollars and deny these goods are war materials as claimed by some foreign press.
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Jena
Thuringia
Eiss Optical Works
Ox Fibre Brush Co Closed After Prolonged Strike
The Ox Fibre Brush Company shut down completely as a three week strike halted production. Office staff, about 40 to 50 employees, were laid off though not part of the walkout which involved roughly 350 shop workers since late August. No business activity was expected to resume until the dispute ends.
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Ox Fibre Brush Company
Middletown Property Sold on Route 40 Auction
A two and a half story brick dwelling on Route 40 near Middletown’s western end sold at public auction Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. The jointly owned property by Joseph C. Seward and Mrs Laura Gayer, once the residence of the late Joseph C. Seward, was bought by Mr and Mrs William Gaver of Middletown for 3950 dollars. Auctioneer was Emmett R Bowlus.
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Middletown
Middtown
Joseph C. Sewrad
Laura ¥. Gayer
Joseph C. Seward
William Gaver
Emmett R&r. Bowlus
Protests Shipment Of Rails To Yugoslavia
Senator protested to the State Department a UNRRA decision to divert 450000 dollars worth of steel rails from China to Yugoslavia. She seeks UNRRA explanation while arguing supplies should aid a U S allied effort amid wartime shipping losses.
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Yugoslavia
Washington
Aividges
NID
State Department
UNRRA
China
New Hampshire
All
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Sumi Wu Seb
Joceny
Maryland Dentists Delay Action on Registration and Hygienist Licensing
The Maryland Dental Association’s twenty third semiannual meeting at Vindobona Motel Braddock Heights discussed proposing state registration for all dentists and licensure for dental hygienists to perform prophylactic work. The session featured papers by Navy Dental Corps officers and was attended by Frederick County hosts and numerous guests with plans for a banquet, golf, and an unscheduled Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dental Association
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Samuel S. Johnston
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
T. 5. Bader
Bethesda
Frederick County Dental Society
Board of Governors
T. J. Bland, Jr
Morris Cramer
Baltimore
A. R. Jones
Silver Spring
S. J. Meadows
Brunswick
E. D. Stone
E. E. Loar
Cumberland
W. F. Martin
M. B. Mott
Salisbury
P. L. Russell
Hagerstown
H. J. Youngs
H. L. Johnston
Trieste Streets Patrolled by U S and Allied MPs
Trieste amid violence as American and Allied military police patrol the city after a pro Yugoslav demonstration. Seven Americans and one Briton injured. Tungsten off limits to on duty personnel. shore leave canceled for crews aboard Huntington and other ships. Gorizia saw a similar dispersal with no serious incidents. Demonstration linked to AMG ban and anniversaries of partisan uprising and Italian surrender. Communist press had urged defiance before the clash.
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Trieste
U. S
Huntington
Gorizia
Here
AMG
Venezia Guilia
Mitscher Doing Well After Appendectomy In Malta
Admiral Marc A. Mitscher is reported progressing fine after an appendicitis operation in Valletta Malta. He probably will board the carrier Franklin D Roosevelt here on September 12 for the trip to the United States.
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Mitscher
Valletta
Malta
Marc A. Mitscher
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
H.S.T. Takes No Part In Big Ship Strike
President Truman remains uninvolved as the United States faces a crippling maritime stoppage. Seamen led by Harry Lundeberg press for scrapping wage cuts while War Stabilization Board actions loom. Deep water ships and harbor tugs halt operations, affecting international trade and domestic industries.
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H.S.T
Associated Press
Labor Department
San Francisco
Harry Lundeberg
AFL
CIO
War Stabilization Board
Lundeberg
Striking Sailors Union of the Pacific
Seafarers International Union
Washington
S1u
SUP
Phillip Hannah
CIQ
New York Harbor
Child Who Was Stolen Located In Terre Haute
Police located Madeline Toby Tobias a Kansas City girl described as the abducted child. A woman at a rooming house with the girl was detained, and the child appeared unharmed. Mildred King claimed to be the Kansas City child’s caregiver while officers notified the Tobias family.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Forest Braden
Madeline
Toby) Tobias
Kansas City
Braden
Mildred King
Philip Tobias
Saig
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Mackenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
Palestine Railway
Cartier
Pacific
U.S. Amends
Summer
Pirsi Monin
Ox Fibre Brush Co
White House
Ross
United
Charles G. Rosa
Postoffice Department
Post Office Department
Cumberland Cumberland
Keily-Springfield Tire Company
Raich C. Beard
United Rubbler
Cork
Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America, Cio
Rome
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