Thurmont Woman Dies at 54 in Cascade
Eleanor L Baxter of Thurmont died at her daughter Mrs John Stottlemyer's home in Cascade at age 54. She was a member of the Evangelical and Reformed Church of Thurmont. Surviving are her mother Mary A Miller, a daughter and three grandchildren, plus several siblings. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Creager Funeral Home with burial in Blue Ridge Cemetery. Rev Edward Taylor to officiate. Pallbearers will be church deacons and helpers. Friends may call Lent Funeral Home, Halfway, tonight and tomorrow night.
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Eleanor L. Baxter
Thurmont
John Stottlemyer
Cascade
Mary A. (Garver) Miller
OW. Miller
Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Newey Rodgers
St. ‘Petersburg
Harvey Edwards
St. Petersburg
Hammond Miller
Freier Harry of Miller
Pourmont
Ralph Grushon
Litestown
Renteh French
Comus
Creager Funeral Home
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Edward Taylor
Gertrude Elgin Hays
A. David Hays
Damasenus
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dace Clay
Prudence Botelers Elgin
Ben Roemner
E. Williard
Ruby Elgin
Carroll I, Elgin
Washington, d. C
John Bynon Evans
Johan Bynes Evans
Morgantown
W. Va
James W. Curry
Sandy Hook
St. Tleal
Fla
Ciuvis
Evans
First Baptist Church of
Morgan
Owt
Davidson Funeral Home
QO. O. Dietz
Samuel M. Seacrist
Greencastle
Waynesboro Hospital
Franklin County
Jehan W
Chariots Amenat Hafeiys Seacrist
Margaret
Jessie Keller
Ernest Flale
Paul
John
Greencastie
Ruby Withersham
Elwood S. Deneen
Elwood Sligers
Deneen
William Carl
EL Jen (Younker) Deneen
Hancnek
Hancock Methodist Church
Ila Flayward Deneen
Charles G
William M
Fancock
Paul O
Ellicott
McFarland
Randallstown
Rehobeth Methodist Cemetery
Hancock
Marlow Profiles a Pro Fisherman Who Also Fishes For Fame
James Marlow profiles Hardesty the Detroit native and 2 year veteran fishing tackle tester who has won national pro championships. He describes Hardesty as honest and relaxed, his work with Shakespeare Tackle, and the demanding travel that keeps him away from family while promoting fishing gear and education.
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James Marlow
Washington
Hardesty
Beny
Lardesty
Illinois
Montana
Florida
Yardesty
Detroit
Ccubs
Schoole
Colleeerr
Truman Seeks Government Takeover Of Copper Industry
US government pressure rises as workers strike across major copper producers including Kennecott Anaconda and AS&R Co. unions demand wage hikes pension gains and contract changes triggering planned walkouts in Montana California Arizona Utah Connecticut New York and more.
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Alyn Washington
Mediation Secuive
Mennecattt
A. S. Cheroawny
Rennecatt Ne Cofiainn
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conviniation Service
Conmany
WSA
Uinies
American Copper
Kennecott
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Phelis-Dodee Copper Corporation
Coeur Walene
Miami
Aviz
Areak
American Brass Company
New York
Connecticut
Montana
Dale California
Arizona
Carteret, No
US 8 Metal Refining Company
Hagerstown Driver Forfeits $110 Fines
A Hagerstown driver forfeited 110 dollars in Frederick magistrates court after being charged with speeding on Route 40 and reckless driving. Trooper Tiebnelt arrested Leroy Martz on August 17 for exceeding 70 mph. Arthur Swope also forfeited 10 dollars for speeding.
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Hagerstown
Braddarck
Tips Prize Winners Highlight Tips from Local Residents
The Daily Mail lists last week's top tips from Sharpsburg, Williamsport, and Hagerstown residents, praising several tipsters for reports on garage fires garden growth and other events. Winners receive cash prizes after their tips are first to reach the tip editor.
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West Washington Street
Swithhsburg
Sharpsburg
South Potomac Street
Main Street
Virginia Avenue
Wiagerstown Route 6
Williamsport Route 2
Pinesbureg
Datty Mail
Marit
Hagerstown
Major Holohan Rites Today
Funeral services held today for Major William V. Holohan who was killed behind enemy lines in Italy and dumped in a lake. His body was recovered last year and returned to the U S. He was slain in late 1944 on a mission for the Office of Strategic Services and buried at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Pleasantville New York. Two American aides Aldo Irardi and Carlo Lodalee deny the prosecution account as Italians face trial in Italy.
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New York
William V. Holohan
Italy
Holohan
Defense Department
Hilotian
Office of Strategic Services
Tomay
St. Patrick’s
Wil
Gate
Heaven Cemetery
Pleasantville
N.Y
Defence Department
Aldo Irardi
Pittsnurgeh
Speakers to attend state convention amid Decatur stabbing case
Mrs. George H. Beard, 53, was stabbed to death in Decatur as authorities investigated a quarrel with her husband Jared Beard. Mrs. Beard claimed the couple never got along while witnesses recalled shouting "you asked for it" during the incident. Police charged a suspect with murder.
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Simon Clopper
Elis Hoover
Claude Arce
Decatur
George H. Beard
Jared
Alse
Beard
Kenneth Evans
Macon County
Sailor Dies in Harbor Rescue Attempt
Deckhand William Elfott fell into Ratti more harbor yesterday while others tried to save him. Bystander William H. Tate plunged from the pier but could not reach him. A third party, Ward Collins, intervened but there was no recovery.
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Balebnove
William Elfott
Rattimore Harbor
William H. Tate
Elliott
Ward Collins
Washington County Assessors to Attend Ocean City Convention
Three representatives of Washington County Offer of Supervisor of Assessments will leave Wednesday to attend a three day convention at Ocean City of the Assavia.
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Washington County
Ocean City of the Assavia
Man Given Five Day Jail Stay After Bus Terminal Disturbance
Watson of Alton Chicago was arrested Saturday by police for causing a disturbance at the local bus terminal. Magistrate Martin Ingram sentenced him to five days in county jail. Watson, released after a prior arrest, said he drank due to cirrhosis. He claimed to be en route from Baltimore to Chicago.
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Watson
Chicago
Ty O
Couity
Martin L. Ingram
Tie
Flo
Baltimore
Auto Hits Man On Jonathan Street Near Franklin
Robert Metaniels suffered brash injuries to his right leg when struck by a passing car after exiting his vehicle on Jonathan Street near Franklin Saturday night. Police said the car was driven by Charles Landis in the first block of North Potoniac Street.
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Robert Metaniels
Charles Street
Jonathan Street
Franklin
Charles Landis
Potoniac
BC Pain Relief Advert Says Fast Headache Relief
The notice promotes BC as a quick acting analgesic for headaches neuralgic pains minor aches and periodic pains. It claims the same effective formula in tablet or powder form with options including 10 25 cent sizes and family bottles of 50 or 100 tablets. It urges readers to buy BC today.
Aircraft inventor dies during homebuilt plane test
James P. Martin, 34, tested a small homebuilt craft at Torrance airport with his wife, two children, and parents watching. The Roadster aircraft abruptly spun and crashed 300 yards from the runway, killing Martin instantly. He had planned to demonstrate hovering capability for emergency work and claimed slow, short takeoffs.
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Torrance
Calif
James P
Oarrance
Martin
Te Lada
Howesville
Army
North Prospect
Hig Street
Two Mattresses Burn In House On Lea Street
A house on Lea Street off Burger Alley caught fire Sunday morning. Firefighters, using a hose line and booster pump, doused two burning mattresses and searched through smoke filled rooms to evacuate occupants.
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Vywo Mattrassea
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