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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1951

Page

7

MacArthur Removal Sparks Broad Debate Over Policy and Courage

The article weighs General Douglas MacArthur's removal from Pacific commands, noting his public disagreement with senior leaders, the risk in backing anti communism policy, and the potential political aftermath. It reflects on his career, public emotion, and the president's decision, with a brief digression on a Texas pride remark and a quip about Paul Revere.

Douglas MacArthur Pacific Europe Asia Korea Yalu River Yalu MacArthur Truman Iselde United Nations General MacArthur Bis

Camp Detrick Observes Armed Forces Day Plans

Frederick and Camp Detrick representatives form a 24 member citizen committee to plan Armed Forces Day events on May 19 including a possible parade in Frederick on May 18, public displays and veteran reunions. A new Serviceman of the Week feature highlights M/Sgt Cecil Clay as first sergeant at Camp Detrick, with prior service aboard Army minelayers and a post at the Camp since 1927. Several personnel movements, leaves, arrivals, and promotions are noted along with plans to expand the Officers Mess and purchase a new television set for the facility.

Frederick Camp Detrick Citizens’ Committee Camp Derrick Army Navy Air Force Cecil Clay Kenneth P. Behrens Far East Sgt Clay Chesapeake Bay Delaware Over San Francisco Bay Tray Germany East Eighth Street J. L. Ivey, Jr Cecil D. Miller James TL. Lovell Ivey Roger Batson Detrick Fred N. Beyers Camp Stoneman Pittsburgh Calif Far East Command Set Hidon L. Zicker Howard Cole Edgewood Ord David E. Barron Charles C. Pullman Arnold C. VanDer- Lowe John Claussen Frank C. Owen Ernest P. Edwards Leutenant Cmdr Walter B. O'Neil House

Local Items From The News Columns April 13 1091

Fifty years ago in My ersville Samuel Green driving the Frederick and Middie town Railway mistook furniture polish for medicine and fell ill but improved today. The Emerson Literary Society debated electrocution versus hanging for murder with judges siding affirmative. Admiral Schley returned home from Buenos Aires aboard the Clyde. A false fire alarm rang last night, alarms were faint to hear. The Woman's College Alumnae presented The Last Loaf in College Hall with a cast including Shriner Markey Newman Ruland Motter Miller and McCardell.

Samuel Green Frederick and Middie Myersville Emerson Literary Society Henry Hoffmeier V. Love Cannon J. S. B. Smith Richard Johnson Emama Newman Roy Ruland Guy Motter Fred Miller Fred McCardell

Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The News Apr 13 1931

The Slippery Rocks along Fishing Creek caused three Frederick fishermen to fall in. A forest fire burned four acres of Nevin M. Biser’s woodland west of Shookstown. Molter avenue children played in shallow water from a burst 700 block pipe in front of Markell Carpenter’s home. Jacob Freeze, Thurmont elder statesman and Civil War veteran, died of pneumonia at 87.

Fishing Creek Frederick C. Irving Storm John Staley Oliver H. Keefer Nevin M. Biser Shookstown Molter Avenue Markell Carpenter Jacob Freeze Thurmont

Sleep, Curfews, and Nightlife in Modern America

HAL BOYLE argues eight to nine hours of sleep daily would reduce demand for psychiatrists. He jokes that naps occur in barber chairs and couches, critiques late-night culture, and proposes a national adult curfew using air raid sirens to encourage people to return home. He notes Frances doubts the plan would work for friends.

Hal Boyle New York America Rip van Winkle Frances

Monthly Meeting of W. 8. C. 5 Held Tuesday

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Calvary Methodist Church met Tuesday night in the ladies parlor. Devotions were led by Mrs. Melvin Engte, with a solo by Mrs. Joseph Marmor. Mrs. Russell Dudros presided as president. Announced were the North East jurisdiction W S C S annual meeting in Mt. Vernon Place church April 24 to 27, and the Frederick County Council of Church Women May 4 Fellowship dinner at Evangelical United Brethren church with a play afterward. New member Mrs. Mary Locke welcomed. Mrs. Ray H. Smith introduced speaker Mrs. Robert Fincke, who spoke on Japan with slides and displays. Meeting closed with prayer for Miss Catherine Molesworth, missionary in India. Refreshments served by church activities committees.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of Calvary Methodist Church Melvin Engte Joseph Marmor E. R. Pearl Russell Dudros North East Mt. Vernon Place Church

Shower honors Frances Grove on May 6 wedding

Sixteen women attended a shower at the Officers Mess for Frances Grove who will wed William Shirey at Frederick's Grace Evan Belical and Reformed church on May 6. Both Shirer and Miss Grove work for Detrick. Hosts included Jean Valliant and Mrs Bess Adams. Brownie the Chesapeake Bay retriever prefers staying near Frederick. his owner recently moved from Hawaii with his family. Kenneth Calder anniversary party held at Capt and Mrs Chiodi home with guests including Capt and Mrs Staper and Lt and Mrs Helwig and Lt Lavell.

L. Nielsen Frances Grove William Shirey Frederick Grace Evan Belical Reformed Church Shirer Miss Grave Detrick Jean Valliant Bess Adams Army Navy Hawaii Brownie Roland E. Beldon Keith Lewis Beldon Jeft Leff Frederick Kenneth Calder Vincent D. Chiodi Cept Francis W. Staper Waller A. Helwig James DL. Lavell Misa Doreen McNeil Calder

Miss Florence Byrd Allen To Speak On Burma

The Frederick Chapter American Association of University Women will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the MAA to hear Miss Florence Byrd Allen, a Frederick High School teacher who lived in Burma while her father was a missionary. She will lecture on Burma and display native clothing and art. The gathering is open to members and guests.

A. A Miss Allen Frederick American Association of University Women Florence Byrd Allen Frederick High School Burma Marion L. MacPhail

Virgini a Lee Stottlemyer and Kenneth Grimes wed in Dickerson

Miss Virginia Lee Stottlemyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Stottlemyer Dickerson and RB Kenneth Grimes son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Grimes Dickerson exchanged marriage vows Friday evening March 30 at 7 20 oclock in the Dickerson Methodist church Rev Jack Ammon officiated The groom served in the U S Air Force stationed at Travis AFB Fairfield Calif The bride works for Potomac Edison Co They will live at 22 East Third Street Also announced engagement Jeanne Grace Portner to R Parker Morrill study at Towson State Teachers College No date set Forney Darr wedding April 7 at Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick

Imes Shirley Lou White Charles Gtmes Walter Poole Dickerson U. S. Air Force Travis Air Force Base Fairfield Calif Potomac Edison Company East Third Street Evars F. Portner Thurmont Jeanne Grace R. Parker Morrill Sudbrook Park Pikesville Miss Portner Mr. Morrill State Teachers College Towson

Dr Ward to Retire From Hood College This Year

Dr Laura A Ward English professor at Hood College will retire at academic year end to return to Wolfville Nova Scotia with sister Miss A M S Ward. A longtime Hood member since 1924 she is famed for literature courses and public speaking. Her career includes Vassar Penn and Halifax Ladies College prior to Hood.

Laura A. Ward Hood College Andrew G. Truxal Ward Hood Hame Wolfville Nova Scotia A. M. S. Ward British Isles Wyggeston School For Girls Leicester Vassar College Phi Beta Kappa University of Pennsylvania Bennett Central Ywca Dr. Ward Minas Basin

Early Independence Ruled Out in South Africa

Dr. Rayford W Logan, head of Howard University history, told Hood College attendees there is little likelihood of independence for South African colonies in the near future. He cited cheap labor, strategic minerals, and location as reasons powers will retain control, noting 500 million formerly colonized peoples gained independence since WWII while no black colony did.

Rayford W Logan Hood College Logan History Howard University Washington Africa Britain France Belgium Firestone Plante Belgian Congo Liberia Senegal

Large Property Near Middletown Sold to Shaker Heights Pair

Mr and Mrs Robert H Piett of Shaker Heights Ohio have contracted to purchase the 16 room Kefauver residence at Airview one half mile east of Middletown. The three story concrete block house built by the late Lewis F Kefauver in 1906 07 sits on a little more than nine acres and includes a garage chicken house and barn. The sale throughHoward A Gross local realtor reportedly at a 30000 asking price. The Pfeil family will move to the property and modernize it while the Kefauvers plan to live with their brother at Mount Savage.

Robert H. Piett Shaker Heights Kefauver Airview Middletown Emma Daisy Kefauver Lewis F. Kefayver Howard A. Gross Pfeil Glenn H. Worthington Judge Worthington J. Orville Kefauver Mount Savage

Importance Of Tubes Told To Civitans By Lansdale Speaker

Max Wilcox of Lansdale Tube Company spoke to the Civitan Club on The Appreciation of the Vacuum Tube and its Functions. He described tubes as essential to military, medical, communications, and aviation systems and noted that the Pennsyl vania plant employs 2,100 people, majority women, with plans for a Frederick branch and a new East Eighth Street plant to employ 1,200. The meeting, at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, celebrated near perfect attendance with sixty three members present and included recognitions and guests from local clubs.

Max Wilcox Lansdale Tube Company Civitan Club Francis Scott Key T. Marshall Davis Wilcox Lansdale Philco Pennsylvania Frederick Frederick Fairgrounds Barbara Fritchie Route 240 Wilco Theil Isaac L. Stevensor Donald Sullivan Elmer W. Singer Bru Remsburg Roland Ebpe Charles Crum Ral KE. White Jam Davis Fred Peck James Fortress Hagerstown

Mount Glee Club To Sing At Aberdeen

Mount Glee Club of Mt. St. Marys College performs for recruits at Aberdeen Proving Ground Sunday at 8 4 p m with a grounds tour by Lt Col Cassidy and dinner in the officers mess hall. After the concert an informal reception for college students follows.

Glee Club Mt. St. Mary's College Aberdeen Proving Ground Cassidy Joe Kinder al Doty Stephen Burke Jack Yodzis Waam-Tyv Baltimore Mt. St. Mary’s St. Joseph's Colleges the Mount David W. Shaum St. Martin's Church Mountglee Club St. Joseph's High School Emmitsburg

Expect 300 To Attend K. P. District Rally

About three hundred Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters are expected at a district rally in the Pythian Castle on Monday evening at seven p.m. The district includes sixteen lodges and Pythian Sister temples in Washington.

Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Pythian Castle

Decree Signs Absolute Divorce in South Carolina

A decree grants Mrs Franc Lenora Willis of this city an absolute divorce from Col Charles Willis of Columbia South Carolina. Mrs Willis obtains custody of their daughter and the defendant must pay 59 dollars monthly alimony plus court costs. William M Storm represented the plaintiff.

Equity Court Franc Lenora Willis Charles Willis Columbia S. C

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