Indochina crisis pulls U S into Vietnam aid debate
James Marlow argues the United States may need to intervene to save France in Indochina as Ho Chi Minh and Vietminh push for autonomy. He notes French reliance on American military aid, calls for non Communist unity, and fears a Franco- Viet Minh settlement could lead to wider Communist expansion in Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
United
France
Vietminh
United States
China
Asia
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Southeast Asia
Dulles
United Action
Cost Of A Strike At New York Docks
The longshoremen strike led by the International Longshoremen's Association disrupted New York’s docks and cost businesses billions. The National Labor Relations Board ordered an end to the walkout within 24 hours or face ban from the upcoming election between ILA and a rival union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL i
Manhattan
Ban Tees
Tha
National Labor Relations Board
ILA
Labor Board
Church Women Plan Fellowship Dinner
Sixteen women from Frederick city Protestant churches met at the YMCA to plan a fellowship dinner on May 7 at 6 15 p m at the Evangelical United Brethren church under the Frederick Council of Church Women. Tickets are sold through member churches. The meal will be prepared by the host church women. A speaker will discuss The Christian Woman's Trusteeship with special music and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frederick
Frederick Council
Ma. Council of Church Women
Claggett Center
Buckeystown
F. P. Brose
Shakespeare Othello at Opera House with Leighton
Column items note Shakespeare Othello presented as Opera House production last night with Harry Leighton in title role and an able supporting company. audience size was fair and reaction warm. Also reports business moves and social notes including a local grocery purchase, a marriage in Abilene Kansas, and W C T U protest remarks, plus a railway survey update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Leighton
Abram J. Eichelberger
Thomas H. Haller
George E. Shipley
Elmer E. Dixon
Frederick
Amy O. Kump
Abilene
Kansas
Dixon
St. Louis
Niagara Fells
New York
Dixon Brothers, Grocers
West Patrick Street
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
New Eor. d
Maxtoctin and
Pen-Mar
Mom
Twenty Years Ago Ytems From The Columns Of The News
Readable fragments from April 1934 recount limited county tax sales with only three properties sold from 14 offered, a dozen speculators present. A fracture incident injures Ty Lee Engle at home stair landing. Thieves enter two barns in Tabestown stealing two cars, cash register, and watch. a safe is broken into but no other marks. Two Hagerstown men say robbers attempted to fold up a car on the Emmitsburg road five miles from Frederick at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tylee B. Engle
Last Tiuig Street
Eli Slipatie
Mt Airy Man Un For Student Govt Head
Eastern Shore sophomore and Western Maryland junior vie for University of Maryland student government presidency in campus elections next Wednesday. George Kemp of Princess Anne leads the Terrapin Independent Party with 519 votes, edging Rey Browning of Mount Airy and 452 votes. Browning represents Old Line Party, while John Rice of Cumberland headed All Maryland, both eliminated. Kemp’s group upends campus politics with five of six nominations. Delegates named include Janice Brewer, Edna Brill, Jay Ricks, Jessie Cowan, Cecilia Woods, and Jim Kenkel. Brill and Woods are Terrapin Independents. Independence backs limited fraternity and sorority membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Eastern Shore
Western Maryland
University of Maryland
George Kemp
Princess Anne
Rey Browning
Mount Aury
Kemp
Terrapin Independent Party
Browning
Old Line Party
John Rice
Cumberland
Tcket
Old Line
Janice Brewer
Hagerstown
Edna M Brill
Hyattsville
Jay Ricks
Arlington
Jessie Cowan
Baltimore
Cecilia Woods
Norfolk
Jim Kenkel
Bradensburg
Miss Brill
Miss Woods
Maryland
Teen art exhibit winners announced at local library show
A Tuesday afternoon Teen division exhibit at the C Burr Artz Library showcased winning entries from Elm Street School Frederick High School and the Little Art Studio. First place Pen and ink by Michael Downey and other top awards across media included pastels tempera painting watercolor and etching with judges James Decker Helen Smith and Joseph Urner. First prize qualifies for Hood show against statewide teen entries during the A A U W State Division conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr Artz
Creatiie Arts
American Association of University
Hood
Bern
A. A. U. W. State Dimision
Nelson Lyttle
Creative Arts
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Charles Crum
Elm Street
Buddy Happ
Nancy Davis
M. S
S. D
Audrey Harbaugh
M.S
Mar Jee Byers
William Collins
M S
Alan Long
The
Little Art Studio
Robert Krondrup
Dinger
Joan Crum
James Collison
Ms& D
Richard Keeney
Cravon
Nancy Lee Davis
Helen Harris
Martha Baugher
Driver Training Plan Endorsed by Asia
The Frederick High School driver training plan won unanimous approval at a Home School Association meeting. Resolutions urged quick adoption and were sent to the Board of Education, County Commissioners, all PTA units, civic groups, the Chamber of Commerce and the Junior Chamber. Rev Maurice Ashbury presided. nominating committee named James A Grove chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Home School Association
Board of Education
County Commissioners
PTA
Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Maurice Ashbury
James A. Grove
J. D. Duve
Roger Willard
Walter G. Crowther, Jr
Eisenhower TV presentation praised by David Lawrence
Washington columnist David Lawrence lauds President Eisenhower for a natural informal TV talk. He praises delivery, accessibility, and restraint, noting it resembles F D R's fireside chats and could boost public confidence without urging votes. He warns about limited detail on foreign policy and the FBI’s role, but credits the tone and clarity for broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Eisenhower
Jinan
Ha Cager
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Eisenhower
Kremln
Moscow
FBI
White House
Alger Hiss
Harry Dexter White
House
Congress
Dwight Eisenhower
Anderson named new Defense Deputy and talent find of year
Robert B Ane Gerson and Charles S$. Thomas promote Secretary Wilson’s plan to keep Ike as a hard headed businessman. Anderson rises from Secretary of the Navy to Deputy Secretary of Defense succeeding Roger M. Kyes amid Navy reforms, desegregation pushes, and streamlining moves. Thomas shifts to Navy head, known for caution and efficiency, with a record in aviation procurement and the Incentive contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Defense
Wilson
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
Robert B Ane Gerson
Charles S$. Thomas
Charles Wilson
Ike
Anderson
Sear
Watson
Pentagon
Tke
Hyman Rickover
Navy
Rickover
Promotion Board
White House
U. S
Army
Robert "Stevens
Sen
McCarthy
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Spain
Thomas
Aviation
Naval Reserve
Bureau of Aeronautics
Ems
Meningitis Fatal for Hood College Freshman
A Hood College freshman, Miss Sarah Carpenter, 18, died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital from streptococcal meningitis after a 24 hour illness. Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Victor Carpenter of Boston, she came from Manter Hall School in Cambridge and was active in freshman VUA and the college news workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Sarah Bradely Carpenter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Victor H. Carpenter
Boston
Mass
Hood
Manter Hall School
Cambridge
Carpenter
College Infirmary
A. Austin Pearce
Miss Carpenter
Frederick
Andrew G. Truxal
Pearce
Baltimore
Deaths in Carroll County and Westminster Families
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Martha E. Edmondson 70 of Gamber and infant Janice Juanita Black in Westminster, with details on survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial. Additional notices list infant James Richart Haines, two and a half, near Hampstead, and service times at Mt. Pleasant Church Sam's Creek Church of the Brethren and Baust cemetery. Funeral directors C. M. Waltz and D. D. Hartzler & Son are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha E. Edmondson
Martha Elizabeth Edmondson
Gamber
Carrol County
Charles C. Lemmon
New Windsor
Carroll County
Henry
Jennie Coleman
Wiliam T. Edmondson
Lemmon
William D. Edmondson
Mt. Pleasant Church
H. M. Waters
Edmondson
M. Waltz
Janice Juanita Black
Thorn- Wa WU
Mark
Carroll Street
Westminster
Frederick
Sherman Wayne Black
Lester LeGore
Sherman Black
Winfeld
James Richart Haines
Curtis M
Reba Babylon Haines
Hampstead
Roy Babylon
McClellan Haines
Washington
William
Baltimore
Caroline
Curtis, Jr
Diane
Judy
Miles Reifsnider
Baust
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Sick list and church ladies aid meeting report
Robert Abrecht Sr has returned home after surgery at University Hospital Baltimore and is reported as well as can be expected. Mrs L Homer Miller Sr is convalescing at home from a knee injury after falling from a moving car. she was treated at a hospital and discharged. The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren church met March 31 at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Shankle on Trail avenue. president Mrs Murray Fox led scripture and prayer with a program by several members and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAV
Washington and Lee
BDA V
J Edna Yelton
Charlotte Main
Xexeton
D. Key Veterans Hospital
Wartierg
W.va
Majoly
Visi
Helen Viussa
Elizabeth Hooper
Ethel Morainzstar
Anna Wasiler
Paul McCarthy
Legion Home
Department of Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Elizabeth Hooper San
Air
Robert Abrecht
East Church Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
L. Homer Miller
North Market Street
Ladies Atd
Ladies Aid of
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walter Shankle
Trail Avenue
Murray Fox
Fox
George Brown
Jane Truttroee
Florence Eigenbrode
Russell Forgie
Mae K. Baker
Frank Shook
Francis Crutchley
Jackie Fox
First To Launch Vertical Takeoff in New XVF-1 Plane
Lockheed ace Merman R. Salmon, a veteran engineering test pilot from Milwaukee, will fly the Navy XVF-1 to demonstrate vertical takeoffs from a dead stop and aerial hover. The test aims to preview sensations of future rocket-like flight and will include initial ground takeoff then vertical ascent and descent tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Los Angeles
Cal
Ace Leskheed
Merman R
Fish
Milwaukee
Wis
Malis Ali Eidtuses
Lockheed
Easter Sunrise Service at Harpers Ferry 6 a m
Harpers Ferry West Virginia holds Easter Sunrise Service Sunday at 6 a m adjacent to Jeffersons Rock in the Harper s cemetery with amplification. If weather fails the Camp Hill Methodist church will host with Rev H G Hager delivering a Sunrise message. Ray Rodgers will trumpet He Arose, organ by Clarence Arms, choirs to sing Easter hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Jefferson’s Rock
Harper’s Cemetery
Camp Hull
Bolivar Methodist Churches
H. G. Hager
Ray Rodgers
Clarence Arms
Harpers Ferry High School
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John R. Eidenour, Jr
Bernadette
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Emmitsburg
40Th
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Foreman and Clark
Pat—McGuire
Jim
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Herman
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