Birthdays and anniversaries in Americas Today page
A compact list highlighting birthdays of Blanche Thebom John H. Fanning and others plus Today in History entries. It notes anniversaries for Charles Carroll Andrew Pickens George W Wickersham Rachel Field and includes brief horoscopes predicting practical insight and caution in using friends' help.
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Blanche Thebom
Monessen
John H. Fanning
National Labor Relations Board
Putnam
Comn
Carl E. Lund-Quist
Lutheran World Federation
Geneva
Lindsborg
Kans
Robert A. Magowan
Safeway Stores
San Francisco
Orn
Chester
Louis 8. Selver
The
Cleveland
Air
Xe . Jacoby
Univ
Cahi A
Los Angeles
Dean’ Ool
Business
Adm
Saskatoon
Sask
Austin BH. Kiplinger
Washington, D. C
Washington
Philadelphia
Iser
Dixie
Minster
Daniel D. Emmet
New York
Confederacy
George M. Pullman
Benid
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Artield
Russia
U.S
Far East
Oday
Charles Carroll
Maryland
Annapolis
Andrew Pickens
South Caroline
Bucks Co
George W. Wickersham
Hoover
la Enforcement Commission
Pittsburgh
Cer Pittman
Nevada
Vicksburg
Miss
Rachel Field
Classified Rates and AP Copyright Notice
Page four lists subscription prices and carrier options for The News Frederick Md with Great Southern Bee and MFG Co on North Court Street. It includes Associated Press reprint rights and a standard postal notice declaring postal classification and official matter.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Sunda
Great Southern Bee & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Fhone MO
Frederics
Associated Press
AP Eye
Freewick
Readings From Khrushchev Threat Highlight Cold War Vigilance
A columnist urges constant vigilance against Soviet deception citing a 1930 Lenin School speech predicting staged peace moves to weaken capitalism. The piece warns not to lower guard as Khrushchev may offer concessions, then strike, with 20 to 30 years as the window. Also notes a Midland Elm disease alert prompting a park official to remind a mother it affects trees.
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Ers
Khrushchev
Stalin
Acey
Milous
Hungary
Lenin School of Political Warfare
Moscow
Dimitry Z. Manuilsky
Khrushches
Iite
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Examinations by mining experts may show the Old Liberty copper mine near Woodsboro could become the property of a New York mining corporation. George List named manager of the Civ Opera House succeeding Lester Toms. The Transportation Committee of the Business Mens Association, chaired by James H. Gambrill Jr., will go to Baltimore to meet Vice President George L. Potter of B and O about rail improvements. F L Anode official court reporter and Prof L R Noonz president of Frederick Coletse are to oversee a supercommercial department including lectures by Towrers.
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Old Liberty
Woodsboro
NO York Mining Corporation
George List
Civ Opera House
Lester Toms
Business Mens Association
James H. Gambrill Jr
Wilen
Baltimore
George L. Potter
Baltimore and Ohio
F. L. Anode
L. R. Noonz
Frederick Coletse
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1939
September 19 1939 items note Belief that Gaither P Warfield would see it through as head of the Methodist Mission in Warsaw. Robert L Warfield comments. Frederick County Red Cross names R Ames Hendrickson Roll Call chairman for the coming drive. The Hood College area welcomes news of Rover the big collie dies at 16 or 17. A large eagle with a six foot four inch wingspan is shot on the Monocacy River near Frederick Junction by David Hemp of West Patrick Street.
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Gaither P. Warfield
Warsaw
Robert L. Warfield
Frederick County
The
Red Cross
R. Ames Hendrickson
ROVER
Hood College
William T. Delaplaine
Dull Avenue
Monocacy River
Frederick Junction
David Hemp
West Patrick Street
Taneytown School opens year with assembly and faculty list
New Taneytown High School principal Ned Musser welcomed students at the opening assembly on September 8. Rev. Hendricks gave the prayer as awards were presented and new teachers introduced. a preliminary Taneytown High School band and tray were planned for September 9. Hospital notices report recent admissions and births at Annie Warner Hospital. In Beverly Hills, attorney Jerry Giesler, 73, recovering from a heart attack.
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Ned Musser
Taneytown High School
Rev. Hendricks
The
Presbyterian Church
Miss Strong
Decker
George Baker
Shepherd College
Jean Bowers
Lebanon Valley
Kary Davis
Emery University
Mirs
Jean Davis
Towson State Teachers College
William Eddins
Concord College
Francis Smith
Enzish
St. Louis University
Musser
Tra
Yeas
Anita Jester
Norma Band
Bonnie Bair
Serzeant-At
Baron Baer
Beverly Ilils
Calif
API
Jerry Giesler
Hollywood
Jack A. Scheinkopf
Better Breakfast Month Promotes Morning Nutrition
Miss Beatrice Fehr endorses September as Better Breakfast Month, urging teens and adults to eat a nutritious breakfast daily. She cites studies showing many skip breakfast, highlights benefits of varied cereals and egg options, and warns that skipping meals harms vitamin and mineral intake while encouraging unhealthy snacking.
Deeds Recorded In Frederick County Court House
Several property transfers are listed in the Circuit Court Clerk’s records. The Youngs sold 420 Sherman Avenue to the Krantzes for about 14 000 pounds. Other deeds include Logan Street circle sale to Aza Mes, Ramsby sale for 12 000 dollars, Brad dock District transfer to George W. Hawkins for 19 500 dollars, and Frederick Developers to Herbert Hahn Jr for about 14 50 dollars. Ogle sold 17 700 square feet in the Tuscarora District for about 18 500 dollars, and How sold 306 Rockwell Terrace for around 21 590 dollars. Be and Dor have two lots in Catoctin Park for about 1 500 dollars.
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Circuit Court
Austin Young
Shermans Avenue
Frederick
Harry T. Krantz
Brosius Homes Corporation
Logan Street
Carrollton Drive
Aza Mes
John Daniel Ramsby
Paul
Rockwell Nave
Braddock District
George W. Hawkins
Neigh Nood
Ss Homes
Have Frederick Developers, Inc
Herbert S. Hahn Jr
Clarence W. Lantz Jrners
New Hood
Earl H. Hof
Thurm Hood
George Ogle
Tuscarora
James Sandowers
James W. How
Rockwell Terrace
Joseph V. Laderouse
Harry R. Be
Dorr
Baltimore considers graduated state income tax to solve budget
The Baltimore Council of AFL-CIO Unions says a graduated state income tax could replace the 3 percent flat rate and raise at least 14 million dollars to balance next year's budget. They urge Mayor Grady to push for state enactment and a special General Assembly session. Brazil is a major source of industrial diamonds.
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Baltimore
Afl-Cio
J. Harold Grady
General Assembly
Grady
Undian
States Administration
Newcomers Benefit Fashion Show Highlights Encore Imports
Florence Morris Ba owner presented the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Benefit Fashion Show at Hood College featuring high priced European imports and designer labels. Furs included a ranch mink coat priced at 630. Event moderator Mrs Barry and organizers from several clubs coordinated the affair.
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Glamour Plus
Core Enterprises
Florence Morris
Maki
Hood College
ANG
Encore
Spe
Haly
France
C. Saper Falkenstein
Barry
William Tigertt
Eugene Krefauver
Robert Swanson
Bernard Krask
R. W. Burmeister
Richard Clark
David Hoecker
Robert
Rothenhoefer
Werner Janssen
Louise Cienden
Irving Jones Jr
Fluid milk prices rise for third straight month
Washington AP report notes fluid milk prices climbed for the third consecutive month with average price 5.57 per hundredweight for 3 percent butterfat. The piece mentions 6,000 peasant houses affected and floods in central India, and cites Dr Kent W Chapman in connection with NIH center at Columbia.
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Washington
Bombay
India
Coun
Kenneth Chapman
Akola
Kent
W. Chapman
Terlcss
Columbia
Robert
National Institutes of Health
E. McLaughlin
Surat
Deadline Next Week On Appeal In Murder Case
Baltimore AP report states Robert L. Casey, 35, convicted of second degree murder for stabbing his wife at Malmstrom AFB in Great Falls Montana. Counsel has until early next week to appeal. he faces up to 18 years in state penitentiary.
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Baltimore
Robert L. Casey
Air Force
Casey
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Fourth annual fashion show card party at St Joseph College
Weekend guests at the Delaplaine home include Mr and Mrs Craig Sarders of Morgantown West Virginia. The fashion show card party at St Joseph College Emmitsburg for the centennial is chaired by Mrs Thomas Arcono with a long list of local guests and participants. The notice also mentions birth announcements and college enrollments in nearby towns.
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George B. Delaplaine Sr
Central
Craig Sarders
Morgantown
W. Va
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Thomas Arcono
Hagerstown
Rha Remavege
Rosemary Mick
Emmsbore
Elizabeth McCaffrey
Daniel Cnessey
Maureen O'Toole
Hugo Sachhet
John Harown
Acn
Gettysburg
Mary Jase Wilfield
Hartshorn Davis Wedding in Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Robert Lee B of Washington announces the marriage of Hartshorn to Robert and Mrs. Kennean of Brad dock Heights on September 12 at the Presbyterian Church. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Louis Arts and aided by her sister Mrs. Arrants as matron of honor. Attendants included 2s wives and 2s brides maids. best man was William Hartshorn of Atlanta. Elden Hartshorn and William Schaub served as ushers. A luncheon followed. the bride is a graduate of Darish College and the couple will reside in Alexandria Virginia.
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Hartshorn
Philadelpher
William Schaub
Washington
Public Employes Group First Of Appeal Drive Continued
A fragmented list shows names and schools connected to an appeal drive by the Public Employes Group. Captains and officials such as R. Gaddis Major Arnett Wilsona and Harry O. Smith appear alongside teachers and school locations including Brunswick Elementary Urbana Elementary and Walkersville High.
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Public Employes Group
First of
R. Gaddis
Arnett M. Wilsona
Harry O. Smith
Liberty Jr
Chas. E. Henson
Lincoln
Charlotte K
Ket
C. Beatti
Fred Elementamentary
Jewell
Beington
Frank H. Lewis
West
Frederick J Roy
T. Meade Felton
Walkersville High
Lee L. Brunswick
Faex L. Roach
Urbana Elemen
Irene Price
Ease Jack B. Russmans
Runswick High
David L. Dean
Frederic Eh
Middletown
Mony Grove
Fred J. Ward
Midn
Warren G. Jefferson
E. Donald Me
Elm Street
Mame B. Jon
New Marke Marsh
Leatherman
Florence x. Chandice
Charles L. Blenilincer
KL Repo
Grace C. Wood
Thurmont
Four Holdup Men Speed Away After Bank Robbery
In London four holdup men in a car fled after grabbing 2% pounds from a bank. A security guard named David Carrsing was struck and knocked to the sidewalk during the confusion as the thieves raced off. One robber briefly returned to grab the bag before fleeing with the others.
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London
David
Kiwanis Fall Travelogue Promises Inexpensive World Tours
The Frederick Kiwanis Club offers a fall travelogue with tours of the North Pole Russia Germany and Japan presented by Globe Travels. Noted explorer Donald MacMillan Gordon Pelmauist and Sionealk OBrien headline segments with films commentary and authentic performances. Tickets cost 5 00 and support local schools and work programs.
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Frederick Kiwanis Club
North Pole
Russia
Germany
Japan
Globe Trpear
Orous
Donald B
Lowell Thomas
Donald Macmillan
Macmillan
Neil Douglas
Irnee
Iron Curtain
Collec
Gordon Pelmauist
Sionealk O'Brien
Bavaria
Black Forest
Heidelberg
Berlin
Boss
Work
Ins. T
Rina Roney Motor Co
Frederick
Weather Temperatures and Precipitation 24 Hours
The Associated Press reports weather data for the previous 24 hours ending at 3 a.m. including temperature highs and lows, rainfall amounts, and general conditions across reported locations.
Local Families Visit and Gather in Emmitsburg Area
Social notes list visits and weekends with relatives across Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Garner and a Gettysburg dro were with Mrs Hamers paresis, Edger Ashbaugh hosted, Daniel Saffer from Baltimore spent weekend with John Saffer, Frailey family returned from Breston after illness, and a birthday party at Joseph Oui's featured many local children and neighbors. Additional visits included Kuhns Vaughn Peters, Hankey Burdner and sister Dolores, and Umbel families with Edna Tressier.
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Emmitsburg
Garner
Dro
Gettysburg
Pai
Karen Shorb
Bobby Myers
Pegar
Judip
Lary
Linda Geb
Eddy Pri Kathy Ou
Michael Shorb
Linda Bowman
Harry Kuhns
Kenneth Vaughn
Gertrude Peters
Martin Hankey
Harrisburg
Hankey
Robert Burdner
Dolores
William Umbel
Waynesboro
Mr. Umbel
Wilbur Umbel
Edna Tressier
Deaths of Margaret M Harrell and Annie E Six
Margaret M Harrell aged 74 died at the home near Claggettsville born in Washington daughter of Harrison S Harrell and Margaret Nebringer Harrell last of her immediate family. Services at Mt Airy James Episcopal Church and Boonsboro cemetery. Annie E Six widow of James G Six died at Union Bridge home mother of Lewis N Baker, services at Union Bridge funeral home with burial in Pipe Creek cemetery.
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Margaret M. Harrell
Margaret Mae Harrell
Rena Brown
Claggettsville
Washington
Harrison S
Margaret Nebringer Harrell
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Funeral services for Mrs Laisi Jacqueline Miller
Funeral services for Mrs. Laisi Jacqueline Miller wife of Lee Miller were held at her home 110 Monroe avenue Friday at 2 pm Rev Charles F Trunk officiated. Large attendance and many floral emblems marked the service. Pallbearers included Monroe E Moon Newell A Essery John N O'Brien James F Sweeney Arthur S Nyberg and Thomas B Hurst. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Laisi
Jacqueline Miller
Lee Miller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Monroe Avenue
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pallseaters
Monroe E. Moon
Newell
A. Esseriy
John N. O'Brien
James
F. Sweeney
Arthur
Nyberg
Thomas B. Hurst
Mount Olivet
Etchison and Son
Hospital Admissions Report From Area a
Doubs enters Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for a three week stay. Mrs Elvin Flook of Middletown goes to Washington County Hospital on Friday for observation and treatment.
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Haymond A. Davis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elvin Flook
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Funeral for B Swartz Held in Mr Airy
Funeral services for Bert O Swartz longtime resident of Mr Airy and Washington were held Monday at 11 a m from C M Waltz funeral home Wisfield. Interment followed at Fort Lincoln cemetery Washington. He died at home after a several month illness at age 67. He served in the Army retiring as an ordinance engineer in 1953 and had lived in Washington D C for 35 years. He was married to Lilian P Swartz and survived by two children Jean Colburn and Ivan Colburn and two grandchildren Carol Amne and Bill Colburn. A sister Mrs Howard of Pompano Beach Florida also survived. He was active in Masonic orders Knights Templar Almas Shrine B P Q Elks and Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy. Friends may call after 2 p m.
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Bert O. Swartz
Washington, D.C
Mr. Airy
Swartz
Masonic Order
Knights Templar
Almas Shrine Club
B.P.Q. Elks
C. M. Waltz
Wisfield
Fort Lincoln
Washington
Delaware Senate Approves $14 Million Highway Bond Bill
Delaware's Senate approved 14 million dollar highway bond measure 17 to 0 after House approval and Gov. J Caleb Boggs signed it. The bill will provide funds for highway construction maintenance of suburban roads and beach erosion control. A separate measure authorizes short term borrowing to pay about 1.4 million dollars to road contractors for work already completed.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Senate
House
J. Caleb Boggs
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Pipe Creek
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