Keep Up Our Guard Against Red Revolution
The writer warns that if the Bogota revolt was not led by Communists other South American actors may follow Moscow directives. The pattern of unrest is deemed global and the Inter-American conference is seen as a potential trigger. The piece urges vigilance to prevent a domestic or international Red threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Moscow
United States
Everoras
America
Army
Navy
Treasury
Dent
Washington
Truman
Virginia
Robertson
Nav
Treasury Department
Baseball's Prosperous Era Prompts Big Money Moves
Baseball faces its most prosperous year as clubs in both major leagues pursue talent in a busy winter. Seven figure salaries for stars, contracts rivaling national leaders, and baseball's status as a national sport and major business are highlighted by growing fan passion and ongoing league investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A retrospective column lists local items from April 19 1898 with notes on street safety horses and lamp requirements and a Roosevelts resignation remark. It reports Weverton electric power plans 6000 horsepower and cites the Francis Scott Key Monument Association and a Liliputian Carnival of Nations in the Opera House. Additional notes mention new mint lozenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Powell Evans
Weverton
Potomac River
Hagerstown
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Francis Scott Rey Monument Association
Opera House
A .C. McCardell
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News
In April 1924 items note stricter enforcement of laws and a health warning after five county residents were bitten by mad dogs. The city fire committee and Water Superintendent will inspect hydrants and plan repairs or additions. Middletown High beat Frederick High 21 to 13 in a near football game. Middletown pitcher homered three times and 14 runs were scored in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Middletown High School
Frederick High
Washington Daybook: Dorothy Dix Advice Columns
A trio of reader questions guides Dorothy Dix on moral choices regarding love and marriage. The first urges breaking up a marriage for personal happiness, and Dix condemns the plan as a dangerous theft. A second asks about in law language barriers and language learning for children, urging openness. A third centers on a college game date, with advice that genuine attraction requires more than boastful self-praise. Washington Daybook reports also cover a congressional snippet on Aramco, defense, and oil policy with assorted political commentary and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Early US Answers: Powel, Uncle Sam, and Elizabeth Blackwell
Questions and answers cover John Wesley Powell’s 1869 Grand Canyon trip, the origin of Uncle Sam from Samuel Wilson, and Elizabeth Blackwell as the first US woman to earn a medical diploma in 1848.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Can
John Wesley Powel
Ioade the
U.S
Uncle Sam
Troy
UC. S
Samuel Wilson
Elizabeth Blackwell
Geneva College
Fragmentary OCR Note on Definitions and Moderation
A garbled OCR fragment discusses range of thought and moderation in people and nations. It mentions definitions and conditions and hints at means to read and interpret as part of broader debate.
Telephone Etiquette for Social Calls
A social caller should identify themselves immediately when a telephone call is answered. Do not begin talking in silence or expect the other person to recognize your voice without introducing yourself.
Licenses Issued for Several Marriages at Westminster and New Windsor
Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster to Jesse W. Haines and Virginia FR. Warner, to New Windsor for James L. Kemp and Ruth M. Eiker, and to Emmitsburg for another couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Jesse W. Haines
Virginia
Warner New
Truman's off the record talk wows editors in Washington
Washington April 19 editors at the American Society of Newspaper Editors banquet heard President Truman briefly after his formal address. He spoke plainly and earnestly, pleasing editors with a natural cadence and direct approach, signaling a possible shift in public tone if he repeats it to broader audiences.
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Washington
Truman
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Senate
Mr. Truman
Vinson
Congress
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Grand Rapids Herald
Tme
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg-Stassen
Dewey
Taft
Stassen
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Bird Lovers Hold First Field Trip in Frederick
The Frederick Unit of the Maryland Ornithological Society led by Orville Crowder held its first field trip with 22 participants near the Monocacy River. Thirty bird species were identified and a local group formed a permanent unit of the state society with Mrs. Mabel Hoyler named general chair and Melvin Partridge secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Ornithological Society
Orville Crowder
William Mel Houl
Baltimore
Monocacy River
State Society
Mabel J. Hoyler
Rockwell Terrace
Melvin Partridge
Route 5
Alvida D. DeLashmutt
Charles W. Ross
Sarah Quinn
Frederick County
Strength For Today By Earl Douglass. Friendship and duty amid war
A reflective piece discusses wartime camaraderie and the ethic of putting personal needs aside for duty. It recalls two soldiers who survived a war and a deadly fire tragedy as a lesson in selflessness. The essay mentions Pasteur Edison and Walter Reed as figures exemplifying steadfast faith and service. It notes the condenser as a key telegraphy unit and credits Peter van Muschenbroek with its discovery in 1745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Hhis Wai
Mgion
Lincoln
Pasteur
Edison
Walter Reed
St. Paul
Babson
Lynd
Serree
Peter van Muschenbroek
Funeral notices and services in Emmitsburg Frederick area
Funeral services were held for Myrtle McGraw in Emmitsburg at Elias Lutheran church with burial at Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers included Bernard Boyle and Roy Eyler. Also listed are funerals for Merrii Warren Crummitt, infant son of Carolyn Ernest Crummitt, at 106 East Church street. interment Frederick Memorial Park. Charles David Ogle of Hyattsville had services at 106 East Church street with interment Mount Olivet. Members of King David Lodge No. 50 I O O F conducted grave services and pallbearers included David Lodge members. Lewis E Ogle noted as brother. omission acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle © McGraw
Emmitsburg
Elias
Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Mountain View
Bernard Boyle
Archie Eyler
Roy Eyler
David Martin
Lewis Bell
Charles Gillelan
C. O. Fuss and Son
Merrii Warren Crummitt
Carolyn Ernest Crummitt
Hillside Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Seturase
J. Franklin Haas
Eace Methodist Church
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Eichison and Son
Charles David Ogle
Hyattsville
Morgan RW
Andreas
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
King David Lodge
Noble
Leo Krantz
George A. Webster
David Lodge
Franklin N. Shipley
Charles F. Seeger
George L Mobley
Roger Forle
Chester Stevens
Mount Olivet
MOR Etchison and Son
Lewis E Ogle
Foster E. Hanshew
Mildred Rebecca Hanshew
Rocky Springs
Howard
Alberta Baxter Hilmer
Edgewood Church of God
Rosie Hiltner
George L. Kaetzel
Hanover
Bernard T. Hiltner
Donald H. Hiltner
Chy
Rocky Spring Cemetery
Etchison and Son
Elizabeth Koontz
George T. Koontz
East South Street
Mathias
Catherine Fogle Sager
Rock Hill Lutheran Church
W. Russell Koontz
Cit
Horace Radcliff
Randallstown
John Sager
New Midway
Jonathan Herbert Edwards
Lovettsville
the Lateer
Sarah Ann Beamers
East Church
MES
Roy
Keedysville
Elmer
Earl
Mapleville
Lester
Zitlestown
Joan
Boonsboro
Charles Reeder
Park Hall
Clara Nunemaker
Esta Toms
Middletown
Mt. Carmel United Brethren Church
George Snyder
Mark Mobley
William Herpich
William F. Bast
Sarah C. Valentine
Sarah Catherine Valentine
Willis H. Valentine
Waynesboro
Leitersburg
Jacob
Susan (Fisher) Hoover
Creagerstown
Harney
George S. Valentine
W. E H. Valentine
Virgil C. Singer
Dora Hoover
Washington
Burns Hill Cemetery
Hallar
Edward
Rose Stoneburner
Roseville
Ohio
Feagaville Reformed Church
William Edward Hallar
San Francisco
California
Russell German
Zanesville
Frank Brown
Somerset
Chalmers Naragan
Cleveland
Samuel J. Roderick
North Market Street
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Annie M. Townsend
William F. Townsend
Union Bridge
Frederick and
Elmyra Sherfer Tawney
Union Biidge Church of the Brethren
Anna Pauline Townsend
Airs Beulah Townsend
Bangor
Sullivan Tawner
Baltimore
Edward Wilhelm
New Windsor
Samuel Harley
Pipe Creek
D. D. Hartzler and
Mary A. Hawk
Elmer L. Hawk
Taneytown
B.C
Annie ML Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
M. A. Shudt
Route 1
Finey Creek Presbyterian Church
A. M. Garvin
Charles 5. Qwen
World Federation Urged as Peace Path at Hood College
Rev Don Frank Fenn of Baltimore urged world federation as the path to peace at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall. He warned atomic threats require a world court and police force with global representation to avert destruction. Organist William Sprigg and Hood College choir performed preludes and Tschaikovsky, Williams pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Frank Fenn
Hood College Vesper Service
Brodbeck Hall
Fenn
Church of St Michael and A Angels 'Episcopes
Baltimore
Fena Sa
United Nations
Russia
Sowerby
Marcello
William Sprigg
Hood
Anna Marie Budde
Tschaikovsky
Catherine Wiliams
Deaths in City on Sunday Night and Monday
Death notices list John Randolph Grove of 220 Dill Avenue age 71 with surviving wife Lettye Doty Grove two daughters and brothers. Marie A Harman and Martha Florence Smith among others. services planned at local funeral homes and churches including Mt Oliver cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohm
John Randolph Grove
Dill Avenue
Greenberry
Margaret Biahoney Grove
Grove
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Waynesboro
Jefferson Council No
M. Ritchison and Son
John C. Harman
Marie A. Harman
John C Harman
Frizzelburg
Charles .W
Clara Otto Rivers
Delma H. Warehime
C. Otto Myers
Clarence Myers
Walter W. Myers
Westminster RD
Evangelical Baust Lutheran Church
The
Missionary Society of the Church
Charles Birs
Burjial
Baust Church
C. O.fuss
George E. Gaver
George Elmer Gaver
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
John T
Eliza Jane Spiller Gaver
Cora Runkle Gaver
J. William Gaver
Frederick
Harriy Gaver
Westminster
Rov Vv
Gaver
Middletown
Harry Cobleniz
Nellie Vanderburg
Obituary notices for Keeney Hallar Gaver and Townsend
A cluster of death notices from Union Bridge and surrounding towns details the passing of Preston Sawler relative, with six grandchildren and four Keeney brothers, along with funeral plans. Also listed are Betty Molesworth, Inez Hallar, Sarah Valentine, Annie Townsend, Otho Reeder, and Charles Thompson with burial details and family survivors.
Weather Summary For The Period Ending This Morning
Weather data shows none precipitation in the four hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. April precipitation totals to 3.69 inches for the month. April precipitation amounts and highs and lows are listed with figures for yesterday and last year. Sunset and sunrise times are provided along with moonrise and moonset details.
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Miss Dix
P. S
Washington Daybook
Tris Coffin
Congressional Committee
National Defense
Forrestal
Duce
Aramco
Senate Small Business Committee
Wherry Roze
Gosh
Hon
Arabia
Office of International ‘Trade
Wherry
James Terry Duco
State Department
Lad
Petroleum Administration
Saudi-Arabia
U. S
Saudi- Arabia
Wat
Charlie Halleck
GOP
House
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Dave Lawrence
Guffey
Dave
Wallace
Arthur Vandenberg
Amin F. Reith
O'd Adams
Washington Street
By David Lawrence
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Read Grover
Mary A. Dietrich
Barlston Rothenhoefer
Vernon Holter
William R. Slemmer
Quinn
Ross
Charles W. Ross, IV
DeLashmutt
Rodgers Smith
Thomas Partridge
Frances Heitzel
Lucy Lewis
Glenn Smith
Julia Young
Heyler
Paul E. Tayior
Crowder
World Federation
Fen
Martha Florence Smith
James A. Smith
Woodsboro
Abraham W
Margaret Cashour Nusbaum
James W. Smith
Mamie Clay
Fannie Greentwood
A. R. Eichelberger
Beatrice Eichelberger
A. Ralph Eichelberger
185Th Street
Hollis
Long Island
James E. Engle
Else C Ensie
Unionville
Solomon P
Mary Jane Beard Keeney
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Charles E. Engle
Fort Logan
Lester V. Engle
Linwood
Preston Sawler
Reverdy Keeney
Cabin John
Albert C. Keeney
Peoria
Calvin M. Keeney
Percy L. Keeney
Boyds
Walkersville
Grace Lutheran
Betty Molesworth
Lisbon
Abontgomery County General Hospital
Howard County
George and
Rachel Pickett Gillis
Charles Molesworth
Thomas Johnson
Florence
William Gillis
Poplar Springs
Randchild
Liberty Road
Winfield
Paul W. Henry
Poplar Springs Methodist Church
C. M. Waltz
Preston Hallar
Inez Jane Hallar
Near Shooksown
Otho James Reeder
Washington County
Daniel
Suzanne Beachley Reeder
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Betty C. Reeder
Fred Smith
Charles Willard
Charles E. Thompson
Charles Elsworth Thompson
Alfred
Mary Thompson
Ralph Tilzhman
Normen Thompson
Leroy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Frederick Charles Thompson
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Thompson
West Chester
Ais
Addie Nichols
Philadelphia
Daisy Robinson
Luther Thompson
Centerville
Earl Thompson
Williamm Thompson
Chicago
Ebenezer Church
MM. OR Etchison and Son
Keyser
Potomac State
Coer
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