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Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
FiUe State People
Are KILLED In
Highway Mishaps
(continued from arr pasg,

Mrs. Susan Oliver, "a, wife of
Oliver, was critically injured in the
accident which brought death to
her husband. She is in the Kent
General Hospital.
The automobile driven by oliver,
on the Dover-Hartly Road, struck
"a horse, on the road, one-tenth Of
a mile west of Dover, went out of
control, and struck an abutment,
state police said.
Oliver sustained a broken neck
and internal injuries. Mrs. Oliver
suffered possible fracture of the
skull, decorations, and possible in
ternal injuries. Her condition is
/ fair.
Air Pilot Is Driver
+ Campbell was struck on the du-
POnt Highway near Lake Como, al
Smyrna, by an automobile operated
by Harry Emerson Mckinney Of
Philadelphia, as he walked across
the southbound section of the dua,
highway. Mckinney had as a pas
senger in the car his twin brother
/ Edwin. Both were on their way
to Snow Hill, Md.
Troopers said that Campbell haC
been riding in a truck operated b!
w. James Watson, also of Lincoln
The men were returning from q;
trip to Baltimore and had parket
the truck on the sOuthbOund sid
while they went to a restaurant
on the opposite side of the high
way.
After eating, Watson returned t,
the truck to await Campbell.
Killed Near ElktOn
Capel suffered fatal injuries whel
he was struck by a car on tn
|. Chesapeake City Road about a mil
and half from Elkton. Police sal
the victim was standing on tn
highway talking with another me
torist when he was struck by a ca
operated by Henry Walters, II, {
ElktOn.
Walters told police the ma
stepped in front of his car as h
passed the spot where the Cape
= car had been involved in a minC
S accident a short time earlier. Az
cOrding to police the auto driven b
Capel had left the road and partl
: turned over as another machir
! was attempting to pass.
The two drivers, who were unil
jured, were discussing the acciden
II witnesses said. The ElktOn ambl
e lance was summoned but Capel wS
e pronounced dead upon arrival
: Union Hospital. Capel lived at SUI
Il view Farms, Glasgow, where ]
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Legion And Auxiliary
Notes

In observance of Armistice Day,
members of the American Legion
Post, No. 3, were guests at the
morning services at the Avenue
Methodist Church, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Roy L. Tawes.
Quite a few LegiOnnaires, their
wives, and members of the Auxil-
iary were present. All who at
tended commented favorably about
the services.
Also in cOmmemOratiOn of Arm
istice Day, Colonel and Mrs. Will
liam E. Lank made arrangements
for 30 Legion members and their
wives to meet for dinner at the Cal
vary Methodist Church on Friday
evening, November IL. Everyone
enjoyed the turkey dinner and the
chance to be together as a group
again.
Mrs. George F. Collins was pleas
antly surprised when the Ladies
Auxiliary of Legion Post No. oi
Milford gave a surprise shower fol
her at the regular meeting on Mon
day night. Mrs. Collins received
many unexpected gifts.
After many delays the work OF
the American Legion Post Home il
progressing rapidly. In a shOr
time the LegiOnnaires should b.
settled in their new quarters
There they can carry out all of th'
organization functions without be
ing handicapped for lack of space
Don't forget to attend the Leg
ions Annual Thanksgiving Dane
next Thursday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Milford C. OF C. Makes
Plans For Annual
Xmas Fete
toontlnued lrom nrst 80

The City Of Milford through City
Manager Harry Bressler, is CO.
operating with committee COM
prising President Harry ]. Pierce,
Robert H. Yerkes and Edwin L.
Fisher from the Milford Chamber
of Commerce.
It is also hoped to have a sound
system set up to play Christmas
Carols, in the shopping district.
The Chamber of Commerce is also
going to sponsor a home lighting
contest, and while all details of the
contest are not complete, it was
announced following the. meeting
Wednesday night, by President
Pierce, that a total of $4,000 in
cash prizes will be awarded, as fol
lows Grand City Prize, $4,000; first
prize in each of the four Wards oi
the City, $500 each; II cOnsOla.
tion prizes of $500 each. Details Oi
the contest will shortly be forth
coming.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18

worked. Maryland state police in
Vestigated the accident.
Everett S. Wilkerson, 24-year-old
Laurel laborer, and father of two
children, was instantly killed last
Friday afternoon when his car OV-
erturned on a curve of the LAUREL
Sharptown highway.
Police who extricated the body of
WilkersOn from the wreckage said
the victim, who was driving alone,
had evidently been travelling at a
high rate of speed. The car, they
said, had turned over three times
before coming to a standstill.-
DR.. Charles M. Meyer who was
summoned to the scene of the ac-
cident, on the edge of Laurel, said
Wilkerson had apparently died in
stantly of fractured skull.
Accident Near Laurel
The accident occurred about $3.50
p. m. WilkersOn, who worked as a
laborer in this community, was just
entering the outskirts of Laurel
when the car left the highway on q
sharp curve.
He is survived by his wife, Eliz.
abeth, and two young daughters
He also leaves his parents, Mr. anC
Mrs. Clarence c. Wilkerson, and {
brother, Alton Wilkerson, all o
Laurel.
Mrs. Bessie Williams, 35, of New
York City sustained a possible frac
ture of the jaw and decorations o
the chin when the car in which sh
was a passenger overturned on Z
: S. Route 13, south of Laurel. TIL,
car was operated by Willie Spen
Ger, %, also of New York City.
Driver Is Fined
> State police at Bridgeville sal,
the accident occurred when tn
car failed to make a curve in tn
road. The car left the road, struc
a power line pole, a tree, and wa
demolished when it overturned.
Spencer, uninjured, was arreste
on a charge of failing to drive wit
: due care and was fined $40 an
] costs.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Aged Belt Still Good

AKRON, o. - up - After trans
porting more than 14,OOO,OOO tons
of coal during the past IA years,
the worlds oldest cord type con-
veyor belt still is in operation av-
eraging 100000 tons a year. B. F.
Goodrich engineers developed the
belt to move coal from hopper cars
to Ohio river barges.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Local Choir To GiUe
Wilmington Recital
teontlnued from nrst -,

"The ClOister Rings With Praise" !"
r. Deane Shure; "Ye Watchers and
Ye Holy Ones" German Melody;
Jerusalem" Henry Parker.
Double Quartet: "Were You
There" Spiritual; "A Rockin' All
Night" Spiritual; Jacobs Ladder" !"
Spiritual.
20 God, Thou Faithful Cod"
Fritsch-Bach; j. H. Nichols, direc-
tor.
How Beautiful Upon the Noun
tain," John Stainer; "I Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say" Rathbun. Du-
ct, ]. H. Nichols, J. C. Frick.
BLESSED Is He That COmeth, y
Charles F. Gounod. Mrs. Florence
Baker, soprano.
Director, John c. Frick; accom-
/ panist, Mrs. Florence Baker; as
sistant, Mrs. Ruth Frick.
Double quartet, Mrs. Baker, Miss
Saunders, Mrs. Glasmire, Mrs. Lam
bert, T. M. Baxter, ]. c. Frick, M
A. Glasmire and J. H. Nichols.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Horticultural Group
VIII Meet NOU. 1880
Continued from nrst pass1

Speakers will include prominent
fruit and vegetable growers from
the Delmarva Peninsula, along
with representatives from the Uni
versity of Delaware, University OF
Maryland and the Virginia Truck
Crop Experiment Station.
The annual banquet of the Socie-
ty will be held Tuesday evening
at the Jackson Memorial Building
North Division ST., Salisbury.
Farmers interested in receiving
complete program should contact
their county agricultural agent OF
write to Robert F. Stevens, Box $50
Newark, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Horn Fly Control

The use Of DDT spray for con-
troll Of horn flies on beef cattle is
an approved practice. Spraying
should be performed often enough
to prevent annoyance Of animals
by flies.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Weed Killer

The new weed killer, 2, AID, is
death to broad-leaved plants Of all
kinds, whether weeds or flowers
or ornamental shrubs.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-18
Old Hena

Old hens are AZ times more likely
to have tuberculosis than pullets,
an official avian tuberculosis sur.
vey has revealed.
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TODAY
Friday, Oct. II, 1874!

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TeIevision Toduy

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TOMORROW.
Saturday, October Is, 1S49.
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1880, WRC-Sports Newsreel: Bill
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1880, WOL-Louis st. Laurent:
The Prime Minister Of Canada
makes his first public address In the
United States.
10:45, WRC-Pro and Con: Sena-
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speaks on 1.-THE Hoover Commission
Report on Government Organize
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Pm.
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RADIO HIGHLIGHTS.
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TOMORROW
Saturday, Oct. Is. 1slS

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Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-16

praise from the city's officials,
 A completely equipped hobby shop will soon be opened to per sonnel of the NOE, It Boutte announced Thursday. Leather
 raft, woodworking, photography and model airplane building are among the projects offered
 The submarine, USS Cabezon, visited the NOE earlier th's week on a cruise of Alaskan wa ters. Besides the regular crew there were ten enlisted men and one officer of the Naval Reserve aboard. most of them making
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-16

here soon. At change of com-
 mand ceremonies later this month Capt R. L Johnson, con- manding officer of the base, will be relieved by Capt L. J. Dow.
 Capt R. P. Carlson, district public works officer, Comdr B. B. Booth. navy weather officer, It, H c. Boutte, welfare officer, It. Cmdr H. c. Turner. district intelligence. It G. Ringenberg, pathological officer, It H. c. Ba- ker, MAS operations, It Maxine Mcconnell and It M. s. Jackson.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-16

Nurse Corps, It (jg) C. E. Lowe MAS disbursing officer, and It. Comdr Dl B. Shepherd, MAS ex- ecutive officer, have all received orders.
 Congratulations are in order for It Frank Abbott, now lieut. enant commander, on his new promotion. He is co of the USS Tillamook The Tillamook re- turned . week ago after spend ! ing five days at Sitka, over July 4th. The cenduct of the crew while visiting there drew high
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-16
KODIAK MIRROR

their first cruise to Alaska
 If military or civilian person nel of the NOE have any inter- esting news items they wish prin- ted caa 759 (base phone).
 The telephone number at the community center has been changed. It is now 4313. For in- formation dial 3222.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-16
NOE NEWS
By Don Collett

Biggest news plum of the week Is the Alaskan armed forces softball tournament, which etart cd last Wednesday. Eighteen ar- my. navy and sir force teams are fighting for the crown, VOL last year by Ladd AFB. Finals, weather permitting. will be held tomorrow afternoon.
 Transfers are going to take a & number of "old timers" from
Kodiak mirror., 1949-07-16
NOTICE

UnlteQ SCaCSS Department of the Interior ! Bureau of Land Management District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska. February 10, 1949 Notice for Publication Notice is hereby given that the Alaska Packers Association, have made application for sol- diers' additional homestead, An chorage Serial OS765, for a tract of land embraced in U. s Survey No 1866, situated on the south shore of Egigik River between U. S. Survey No. S92, and US. Survey No 55l, containing ? 58 acres, latitude 58o IA 39" N. longitude 1870 2O' II" W. and it is BOW in the files of the District Land Office. Anchorage. Alaska
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above men, tioned land should file their ad. verse claims in the local land office, Anchorage, within the period of publication or thir- ty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 George A. Lingo.
 Manager.
 Date First Publication: 7.2 49 Date Last Publication: 8.27-4S
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Elm iSiinftel Der omerifaniicben Erps
buftion mar. Sic 9tuiien itellten
10000 Wotprfabr,euNe her, per-
Nlihen nit 100000 i'm Sabre
1887. Sie entiprcbenben 3oblcn
fir sic &ereiniatcn Stooten bcliefeu
lih ouf 5,2S5. 400 unb 4,SO7 600.
iSranfreih lmo Stalicn batten Die
Norfriegsprobuftipn nod nid)t pic.
Der errcid)t.
Ser geriht befabte lih aud, nit
Der in plelen Seller. Ser &eIt ,uneb
menoen slrbcitsloiiNfeit. Gine Sa,
belle laBt erfennen. oaB Die 3abI
Der slrbeitsloien in Den Gereiniatel
Staatcn, Sciterrcid), gel0ien. SG
nemorf. iSinnlono. iSranfreict). @eit
oeutldllono, llnaarn. Stalien. Nor
lpe9en uno Folen betriihtlit aeitie.
gen lit. Sn ben Sereiniaten Staoter
ltieN Die 3abl Der 9lrbeitsloien pnl
2.14l 900 I'M Sabre 1947 uuf 3,
Ol7.OOO i'm erltcn &ierteliob,
l949. Gntlprehenoe 3ablen iiir oi,
Soipietllnion laNne nidt Dor; Olps
toll bate fiirslih oen II. g. berif)
tet, oaR es fein 9lrbeitsloienproblen
baeb.
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