College Physician Dies At Age Of 67
Dr. Patrick F. Martin aged 67, longtime Mount St. Mary's College resident physician for 22 years, died at the college infirmary after a two week illness. A Baltimore native, he graduated from Mount St. Mary's in 1896 and earned an MD from the University of Maryland in 1900. Before practicing medicine, he worked with Martin and McAndrews, Baltimore liquor dealers.
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Patrick F. Martin
Mount St. Mary’s College
The
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Baltimore
Martin
Mount St. Mary’s
University of Maryland Medical School
Martin and McAndrews
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Baltimore coroner and doctor to hold funeral service
After beginning his medical practice he served for many years as coroner of the western and eastern police districts for Baltimore City. Funeral services will be held June 21 from Mount St. Mary's College chapel.
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Baltimore City
Mount St. Mary's College Chapel
Autioist Is Fined On Three Charges
Frank Harsh of 38 first block West Church Street Williamsport was fined 130 dollars and costs by Magistrate John H Hetzer on three motor vehicle violations. He paid 100 for driving while intoxicated 25 for failing to stop after an accident and 5 for failing to stop at a boulevard sign. Deputy Leister Isanogle filed the charges following an accident on the Williamsport pike. LARCENY REPORTED Mrs Carl Mose of 800 Concord Street reported Saturday night the larceny of 20 dollars from a pocketbook hidden at the end of her couch.
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West Church Street
Williamsport
John H. Hetzer
Harsh
Leister Isanogle
Williamsport Pike
Carl Mose
Conccord Street
Westminster editor Harry P. Gorsuch dies at 79
Harry Peyton Gorsuch editor of the Westminster Times and named Westminster’s outstanding citizen of 1943 died at his home Sunday. He formerly belonged to Sharrer and Gorsuch and Westminster Cemetery Company, served as postmaster, and was a Maryland House of Delegates member. Born near Dennings on November 15, 1863, he attended New Windsor College and Blue Ridge. He was unmarried.
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Harry Peyton Gorsuch
Westminster Times
Westminster Chamber of Commerce
Sharrer and
New Windsor College
Blue Ridge Md
Japs Claim Steel Mills Not Damaged
The Japanese Domei agency announced that Yawata Steel Mills were not damaged by B 29 raids Thursday night despite enemy claims. It said American fire was misled by wheat stalk fires near a farm house and presumed raiders mistook farm fires for industrial blazes.
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Domei Agency
Yawata
U. S
Stork May Delay Finnish Minister’s Return to Finland
Washington dispatch reports Finnish Minister Hijalmar J Procope must leave the United States but his wife Mme Procope may have her third child within two or three weeks delaying their return. State Department says there should be time for the birth before travel plans are completed. If health requires, the trip will be postponed.
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Hijalmar J. Procope
United States
Finland
Mme. Procope
State Department
Alexis Smith Weds Craig Stevens in Glendale Church
Alexis Smith, a willowy screen star, married actor Craig Stevens at Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional in Glendale with about 300 guests including movie notables. A reception was held at the bride’s parents’ Hollywood home, then the couple left for a brief honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. Found in Baltimore Ray Fleets, 52, a father of nine, missing since last Sunday, was located Saturday.
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Calif
Alexis Smith
Craig Stevens
Forest Lawn
Church of the Recessional
Hollywood
Alexander Smith
Baltimore
Ray Fleets
Wiliam H. Peters
Arm and Leg Severed When Hit by Train
Frederick Md June 19 Jesse McDonald 46 of Frederick had his right arm and right leg amputated today after a Hagerstown and Frederick Railway locomotive ran over him. He remained in favorable condition at Frederick City Hospital. Motorman Elmer Sweeney Thurmont said McDonald was asleep in tall grass along the rail right of way with part of his body on the tracks. No charges were filed.
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Frederick
Jesse McDonald
Hagerstown
Local market quotes and OPA price notes
Kiine Bros Furnished prices show local rates for wheat at mill and barn, onions, butter, lard, cabbage, onions and produce. Figures include country bacon and eggs and No 1 potato pricing. Navy notes indicate use of over 2,000 training films.
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Kiine Bros
Benevola
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