Emmitsburg Man Named To Lead Jury
Emmitsburg’s Roger I. Zurgable was named grand jury foreman as Patrick M. Schnauffer urged the jury’s power to deter abuse. The September grand jury and a large petit panel were sworn for the new term, with sessions expected to run into Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Roger I. Zurgable
Charles A. Price
Dorsey Y. Ahalt
Harvey R. Cramer
Myrtle V. Kefauver
Marx Jane Bittner
Glenna M. Zimmerman
Spencer E. Stup
Harry M. Roderick
J. Ralph Lambert
Carroll M. Rusherman
Webster R. Smith
Chester Phillips
Luther B. Ahalt
Charles S. Flora
Alton P. Powell
Harvey R. Grossnickle
Edgar W. Davis
Charles E. Grossnickle
Shirley W. Bohn
Charles McA. Jones
Dawson V. Hammond
grand jury
petit
Eisenhower Opens 12-State Drive in Fort Wayne Speech
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower told about 5000 people in Fort Wayne Indiana that there is nothing funny about the campaign issues and warned of peril to America in a Korea war without plan to win It was part of a 12 state tour and he attacked Adlai Stevenson’s satirical style while noting his own serious campaign stance. A second item notes the sale of the late Richard Kenton Hays home near Dickerson for 9010 dollars and plans to clear timber for development. Also a brief river condition report from Monocacy at Frederick junction.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
inois
Jevenson
Korea
Richard Kenton Hays
Dickerson
Big Woods
Hatton D. Brown
Baynesville
Sherman P. Bowers
Null
H. M. Alexander
Nine MIGs Shot Down Over Korea
U S Sabre pilots report nine MIG-15s destroyed in air battles over North Korea with one probably destroyed and two damaged. Allied fighters bombed the Red industrial complex at Sinuiju near the Manchurian border, targeting an oxygen plant, an alcohol distillery and a rope factory.
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SEOUL
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Antungi
Yalu River
Sinuiju
Manchuria
U.S. Navy
Hoeryang
Princeton
Bon Homme Richard
Soviet Siberia
Finger Ridge
Horses Die In Belmont Fire
Belmont N Y Sept 15 Flames swept a Belmont Park barn on the eve of the fall meeting. Twenty three thoroughbreds burned to death and another had to be destroyed. Twenty five were rescued, some injured. Two nationally known horses saved were Primate and Navy Page. Several named horses perished including Greensboro Devils Spy Wild Jamie Buzzing Bee Tocol Eraser Big If Ornament and Burladero.
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BELMONT
N. Y
Belmont Park
Starmount Stable
Navy Page
Greensboro
E. B. Benjamin
New Orleans
Devils Spy
Wild Jamie
Buzzing Bee
Tocol
Willie Knapp
Eraser
Big If
Ornament
Burladero
J. T. Moloney
Secret Services Held By Church Of Christ In Rome
In Rome the Protestant Church of Christ held secret services after police blocked their meeting place and ordered worshippers away. Led by Cline R. Paden of Brownfield Texas, the group met at a member’s home with names undisclosed. An Italian source linked the crackdown to the sect’s postwar evangelism, about 1,000 conversions, while Paden argued for constitutional religious liberty and assembly rights. The ministry said no government permission was granted for services, a Mussolini era requirement.
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ROME
Church of Christ
Cline R. Paden
Brownfield
Tex
Italy
Paden
Interior Ministry
Texas
Byrnes to Introduce Eisenhower in South Carolina
Gov. James F. Byrnes will introduce Gen. Dwight Eisenhower when he speaks in Columbia on Sept. 30 marking the first presidential candidate appearance in the state. Eisenhower will speak from the State House steps and dine with Byrnes at the governor's mansion. McKay says Byrnes will not endorse the candidacy while he supports the Stevenson-Sparkman ticket, yet retains right to reconsider.
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COLUMBIA
James F. Byrnes
Dwight Eisenhower
South Carolina
Douglas McKay
Eisenhower
State House
Byrnes
Supreme Court
McAKay
Stevenson-Sparkman
Road Firm Wins Injunction Over Topsoil Removal
Dutcher Construction Company obtained a temporary injunction in Equity Court against Erven S Butts and Ernest Lee Butts near Hyatts town to stop threats and obstructions as workers remove topsoil stored on their farm for an expressway project. The order, with a $1,000 bond, bars further threats and fences hindering soil removal while the firm races to complete landscaping before October 15 under a State Roads Commission contract.
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new Washington expressway
Equity Court
new road
Dutcher Construction Company
Erven S. Butts
Ernest Lee Butts
Hyattstown
Patrick ,M. Schnauffer
Amos A. Halter
State Roads Commission
Erven
Dutcher Company
Additions To Faculty At College Hood College Announces Six New Teachers
Hood College will add six new teachers and one librarian to its faculty as the fall term approaches. Dr. John D Ramaley joins as associate professor in the music department with degrees from Colorado and Northwestern. Anne Ward and Misses Bute Caprio Stose and Beecher join English biology preschool education and physical education roles. Mrs Brandenburg becomes circulation and reference librarian, replacing a prior assistant head librarian as several current staff depart.
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Hood College
ias
Andrew G. Truxal
Frederick
John D Ramaley
Evanston, IL
Anne Ward
Birmingham
Janet E. Bute
Narberth
Barbara S. Beecher
Elmira
Frances R&R. Brandenburg
North Market street
Baltimore
Joseph Henry Apple
Ramaley
th University of Colorado
Northwestern University
Martha Reddick
Japan
Philip S. Roger
Western Maryland College
Charles A. Sprenkle
Peabody Institute
Adams State College
Colorado
Agnes Scott College
Radcliffe Graduate School
New York University
New Jersey Collge
Hood
Miss Bute
Rayford Lodge
Ilinois
Mt. Holyoke
Miss Caprio
Pennsylvania State College
Miss Breecher
New Paltz State Teachers College
New York
Wellesley
Miss Stose
department of
Brandenburg
George F. Brandenburg
Camp Detri
Wiliam and Mary College
Baltimore City
State Teachers College
Towson
James W. Fleshman
Motter avenue
Katharine
India
Clara H. Mueller
Dr. Reddick
Miss Ward
Miss Briney
Nurse Joins Staff of Health Department
A former Negro Army nurse joined the Frederick Health Department staff. Nellie Estelle Jackson, from Charlottesville Virginia, previously served as a public health nurse with joint health departments. She holds a 1940 Bachelor’s in Nursing Education with a public health focus from the Medical College of Virginia.
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Frederick
Nellie Estelle Jackson
Charlottesville
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Washington
Petersburg
Army Nurse Corps
California
Utah
Man jailed for knife threat in family incident
A Maryland man Daniel Gilbert Brown of Hope Hill was sentenced to one year in the Maryland House of Correction after threatening family members with a knife and throwing it toward a visitor. The incident occurred Sunday with additional testimony from sister Marie E. Proctor. Magistrate Sheffield suspended another term for Carroll Winfield on non-support, conditional on staying away from alcohol and supporting his family. A motorist, Raymond Frye, was acquitted of two charges after a witness could not positively identify the car involved in a service station incident. Minor speeding and passing infractions were listed for others, with trooper Kenneth H. Tichnell making arrests.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Maryland House of Correction
Sheffield
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Daniel Gilbert Brown
Hope Hill
Joseph Stakem
Brown
Jerome
Daniel
Stakem
Marie E. Proctor
House of Correction
Carroll Winfield
Wolfsville
Winfield
Raymond dena Frye
West South street
Frye
James Lewis
West Patrick street
Lewis
Howard Dickensheets
Fryer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Mobley Wright
Camp Detrick
Richard M. Corbin
Greenbelt
Daniel R. Rippeon
Mit
Walter A. Lyon
Mary E. Ruff
Randallstown
Kenneth H. Tichnell
Four COs In This County Oppose Military Training
Frederick county men are among Marylanders who object to military service and seek civilian work for two years in place of induction. Col. Henry C. Stanwood explains civilian jobs must serve national health or welfare and that objectors remain on civilian status unless they fail to perform duties, facing draft-dodger penalties. Two broad categories: federal/state/local government or nonprofit groups aiding public health or welfare. Conscientious objectors are those opposed to military training for religious reasons. In Arrah County 11 objectors registered, Montgomery County had one.
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Frederick county
Col
Stanwood
arrah
Mortgomery county
Farouk Sidelined on Capri Island in Quiet Exile
On Capri Sept 15 Farouk formerly Egypt’s king appears bored and spends days at the pool, dining and reading. He is largely attended by Narriman the former queen and two princesses, guarded by Albanian bodyguards, with Capri police watching for Egyptian arrivals.
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ISLE OF CAPRI
Farouk
Egypt
Capri
Narriman
Gragie Fielas
Canzone del Mare beach
hig
Nurriman
Cupr
United West Europe Plan Is Launched
STRASBOURG France Sept. 15 Europes first international constitutional convention opens with members from France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg electing Belgian Paul Henri Spaak as president. Delegates hear observers from the 14 nation Council of Europe as Britain faced with Eden Plan questions its role in European unity.
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STRASBOURG
France
West Germany
Guy Moltet
Eden
London
Britain
Schuman group
European Defense Community
EDC
Council of Europe
Roney Named As Y M C A Council Head In Cumberland
Clyde M. Roney, Frederick resident, elected president of District 2 of the Central Atlantic Council of Y M C A s at the Cumberland Fall meeting with about 60 attendees. Officers include A H Warne of Hagerstown as vice president and Alvin G Quinn of Frederick as secretary treasurer. Col Willis R Lansford of Washington retires as president. a commission group led by Roy E Cotten and J Carey Taylor will study organizing and financing small city Y M C A s.
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Clyde M. Roney
Frederick
Central Atlantic Council of
Cumberland
Washington
DeC
Hagerstown
A. H. Warne
Alvin G. Quinn
Roni
Willis R. Lansford
Roy E. Cotten
Newark
N. J. De
J. Carey Taylor
Baltimor
Mr. Quinn
Child Returns Home Not A Polio Victim
Jacob Smith four year old son of Mr and Mrs Dan B Smith near Urbana returned home Saturday from Baltimore City Hospital where he was treated as a possible infantile paralysis case. Further study did not confirm the diagnosis and his improvement prompted early discharge after 74 hours. The report also notes a published master plan by the State Roads Commission for additional roadside picnic areas along Route 1 340 Route 41 east mostly in Howard county. Stocks irregular in New York market as of Sept. 15 1921.
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Jacob Smith
Dan B. Smith
Urbana
Baltimore City
Baltimore hospital
State Roads Commission
State Planning Commission
Howard county
Despair Of Settlement Of Oil Issue
Washington officials voiced near despair over efforts to resolve the Anglo Iranian oil impasse. Mossadegh showed no interest in the Truman Churchill proposal, stalling Parliament opening and keeping a door to negotiations open despite fears of a Communist takeover and two Iranian representatives heading to Washington this week.
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WASHINGTON
toda
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Churchill
Hussein Makki
Mossadegh
National Front Party
Iran
Allah
yar Salish
Massadegh
Truman-Churchill
Cool Weather Moving East Signals Autumn Spread
The Associated Press reports a temperate air mass moving east from the Midwest into the East bringing a cooler spell to the Great Lakes and Appalachians. Temperatures drop 15 degrees or more over the plains as a slow rise occurs in the West with showers and scattered thunderstorms from Ohio and Tennessee to the Middle Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Midwest
East
Central Plains states
Great Lakes region
Appalachians
Ohio
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
Easton civic leader F Hall Wrightson dies at 70
Easton, Sept 15. F Hall Wrightson prominent Eastern Shore business man and civic leader died unexpectedly at his Easton home age 70. Wrightson headed a canning firm founded by his father and served as Easton mayor in 1934 and 1948 overseeing street lighting, sewage plant, fire house and municipal office projects. He was a NC State graduate, survived by his widow, two sons and a sister. Funeral services set for Wednesday. In other news a Defense Department list reports 67 Korean War casualties No 649: 16 killed 46 wounded two missing and three injured.
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EASTON
Hail Wrightson
Eastern Shore busness
Wrightson
ominunus
North Carolina State University
WASHINGTON
Defense Department
Yugoslavia Is Asked For Air Bases
The United States asked Premier Tito for greater cooperation in defending Southeastern Europe including use of Yugoslav air bases. Vice Admiral Cassady discussed carrier based planes operating from the Adriatic to strike Hungary Romania and Bulgaria if Yugoslavia were attacked. Tito gave a cautious response.
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BELGRADE
Yugoslavia
United States
Marshall Tito
Europe
Amercan
Adm
J. H.ads
Sixth Fleet
Tito
Coral Sea
Split
Adriatic
Hungar
Romania
Bulgaria
Cassady
Cominform
Greece
Turkey
Tite
Communist Party
Zagreb
Three Escaped Federal Convicts Sought in Fort Ritchie Area
State Police responded to reports of suspicious activity near Fort Ritchie prompting a manhunt for three escaped federal convicts. Barracks units joined guards and residents in search for about three hours but failed to locate them. Authorities from Blue Ridge Summit and Pen Mar coordinated efforts with FBI agents, Maryland and local officers, and civilian volunteers before the operation was called off.
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Fort Ritchie
Charles W. Magaha
Pen Mar
Blue Ridge Summit
FBI
Maryland
Pen
Magaha
suspiciolls Oil
Hunt Goes On For Three Vicious Men
Allentown police, state troopers, and FBI circle the area for three desperate bank robbers in Pennsylvania s largest manhunt in years. Despite hours without a clue, officials fear the fugitives may still be nearby and continue thorough searches of roads and countryside over a wide area.
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ALLENTOWN
Pennsylvania
FBI
Would-Be personal crisis reports Are Given Advice
In Formosa the hotel owners association urged avoiding public reports of personal crises. The advisory notes such disclosures burden hotel management financially and mentally. In Tokyo General Lemuel C Shepherd, USMC commandant, arrived for a 10 day Far East inspection tour of Marine installations. He will visit bases in Japan and then Korea.
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SHEPHERD
FAR EAST
TOKYO
Lemuel C Shepherd
U .S. Marine Corps
Japan
Korea
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Mass
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KELLER
Charlie Keller
Yankee
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Noren
FRANKFURT
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U.S
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Y.M.C.A. Council
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Southeast Europe
Hunt
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