Economic dislocation and base life abroad in 1952
A U S Army and NATO presence overseas creates inflation and dislocation as Americans outbid locals for housing and services in Naples Paris Orleans and North Africa. The State Department weighs in while landlords discriminate against Italian tenants, fostering anti Yankee sentiment and broader resentment. Congress holds the purse strings and can curb these effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Germany
State Department
Naples
Admiral Carney
NATO
Paris
General Eisenhower
Orleans
France
Africa
England
Italy
Trade prospects with Soviet Union spark wary optimism
Western nations eye Moscow’s bid to widen East West trade while doubting pure altruism or that the Soviets are economically robust. The move could reveal leverage for aid negotiations with the United States. Deeds recorded show several land transfers in Johnsville, New Market, Graceham and Braddock Heights with prices ranging from about 2 900 to 11 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Russia
Western
Europe
Britain
Moscow
United States
Reds
London
Court House
Maude
Harp
John D. Stewart
Johnsville
Harvey C. Boone
William H. Goodsell
New Market District
Kimsville
Bartonsville
Harry F. Rhodes
Raymond George Springer
Main Street
Graceham
B. L. Shuff
John H. Cob- Jentz
Braddock Heights
Bible Thoughts On Dope And Fulfillment Of Scripture
The text quotes John 19 3 and discusses the uncorrupted, sufficient nature of scripture. It argues that scripture is clear everywhere and fulfills needed requirements, noting a bone of him shall not be broken as a fulfilled prophecy. The tone reflects religious reflection on biblical integrity and sufficiency.
Local nursing and surgery updates from Frederick area
Members of the community report multiple health moves including Mrs Nellie L Hively moving home to recuperate after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Emma Stowe of Thurmont moved to Catoc ta Nursing Home after hip fracture from a January fall. Others recover from operations at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Baltimore Womens Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Heyner
West Patrick Street
Newton D. Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nellie L. Hively
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clear Spring
Hively
Southern
Glenn Schildt
Thurmont
Bon Secours Hospital
Elterton
Misa Ruth Gaines
Myersville
Charles Barly
Ellerton
Walkersville
George R. Ropp
Middletown
Women's Hospital
Baltimore
A. Boty Remsburg
Jefferson
Division Of Nursing At St. Joseph College
St Joseph College publishes a four year nursing program its first in Maryland. The plan spans two liberal arts years at Emmitsburg then pre clinical summer work at area hospitals followed by two years of clinical hospital training run by the Daughters of Charity. The note mentions the historic topic of the slave trade with a sobering statistic about enslaved Africans murdered at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
St Joseph College
Division of
Maryland
Daughters of Charity
Africa
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
April 19 1862 notes report the Fountain in the Park cleaned for goldfish and inviting donations to janitor John McDevitt. State officials McSherry and Mathias named to the Building Commission. Urbana illness of Mrs Worthington noted. An immense crowd attended a minstrel benefit at City Opera House for Fitzhugh Lee Chapter UD Confederate group, showcasing the Floradora sextette and several male performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
John McDevitt
Court House
James McSherry
John P. T. Mathias
Statehouse Building Commission
General Assembly
John T. Worthington
Glenn H. Worthington
Williamson
Grayson
Clabaugh
Ross
Messrs
Hobbs
Motter
Markey
Nelson
Baughman
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The column recalls a 250 pound hog knocked unconscious by a truck tailgate on North Market Street. Driver fled, hog remounted. Mrs Alice Rice of Brad Dock Heights nears her 90th birthday with a dinner hosted by Mary and Nannie Young. Charles Wisner suffers a 10 foot fall from a ladder at Hood College. A suit by Frank E. Artz challenges the Margaret T. Artz Library bequest, risking the $123,000 trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Church Street
Parker
Alice Rice
Braddock Heights
Mary
Nannie Young
East Second Street
Charles Main
Wisner Street
Hood College
Frank E. Artz
Chicago
Garden Club of Frederick Luncheon and Local Social News
The April meeting at Mrs. William M. Holzapfel’s home, Carroll Parkway, featured a luncheon and program by guest speaker Mrs. Funkhouser on foreign gardens with color slides. Members presented color-focused arrangements, and President Mrs. Parsons Newman presided. Additional items note visits, engagements, births, and relocations of local families, with several downtown and area addresses and names mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Garden Club of
Frederick
William M. Holzapfel
Carroll Parkway
William T. Hamilton
Elmer Bunkehouser
Hagerstown
Funkhouser
Parsons Newman
Confiscation Debate Divides Nation in Washington
In Washington on April 19, the dispute over government seizure of private property without due process dominates national politics. Proponents frame it as a stark choice for voters between confiscation and anti confiscation policies, linking it to New Deal and Fair Deal legacies. The piece argues the White House, urged by radical advisers, pushed for wage and property seizures, risking constitutional and economic collapse. It notes the Wage Stabilization Board and Taft Hartley limits, and urges Congress and voters to hold the administration accountable amid calls for no strikes and no lockouts. Also listed are local civil notices about Grange activities and a divorce case from Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lkely
Roosevelt
Truman
White House
CIO
Secretary of Commerce
Wage Stabilization Board
United States
Congress
Defense Production Act
War Labor Board
Pennsylvania Primaries Loom Next Tuesday
Pennsylvania voters prepare for the upcoming primaries with Republican and Democratic ballots. Eisenhower and Stassen top the GOP list while Taft advises no write ins. Delegates will be chosen on Tuesday with 70 votes per party at stake and 60 district posts to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Taft
Washington
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
James Eastland
Mississippi
Deaths in region claim several residents
Obituaries report the passing of Hiegis K Lenhart 87 of Poolesville and other area residents including Walter Minnick 43 of Petersville Road Brunswick Betty M Pennington former Frederick resident Thomas Clifford Waters Olney Henrietta Cooper near Lucketts with services and interments set. The list includes survivors, funeral directors, and burial sites across Maryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Minnick
Walter Howard Minnick
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Frederick
Walter Harry
Martha Hutts Minnick
Virginia Minnick
Harry William Minnick
Robert D. Minnick
Charlotte Barnhouse
Paul E. Schultz
Park Heights Cemetery
C. H. Feete and Brother
Multiple funerals held for local residents in Taneytown area
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Clara Jane Crouse at Taneytown funeral home with Rev. Miles F. Reifsnyder officiating and burial in Reformed church cemetery. Pallbearers included Raymond Rodkey and George Marquetts. C. Fuss and Son directed. Additional services for Charles Herbert Kreh and Edith Victoria Smith followed at local churches with various officers, pallbearers, and interments noted. Funeral directors listed as C. E. Cline & Son and M. R. Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiegis K. Lenhart
Virgle Elizabeth Lenhart
Clarence
Lenhart
Poolesville
John W
Mary Elizabeth Burris Cooley
Koontz
William Kubrick
Richard Remsburg
Jefferson
Clarence H
Libertytown
Harold Tregoning
Buckeystown
Ernest Cooley
Detroit
Andrew MacPhelan
This City
East Church Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Utica
M. R. Etchison and Son
Henrietts Cooper
Henrietta Cooper
E. H. Stoneburner
Lucketts
Irvin C. Cooper
Clarabelle Shoemaker
Lovettsville
Bethel Methodist Church
Stumptown
Edwin Kyle
R. E. Brown
Clara Jane Crouse
Tyrone
Taneytown
Miles F. Reifsnyder
Reformed Church
Raymond Rodkey
George Marquetts
Noah Babylon
Grover Morelock
Daniel Willet
Allen Morelock
C. Fuss and Son
Charles Herbert Kreh
East
Patrick Street
E. Jerome Alexis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick City Lodge
S. O
O. F
Smaritan Rebekah Lodge
Claude W. Stup
Maurice A. Ramsburg
LO. O. F
Charles H. Baker
Paul C. Kiine
Ernest £. Baker
Leslie D. Wachter
Merril E. Morgan
Central Cemetery
New London
C. E. Cline && Son
Edith Victoria Smith
Josiah B. Smith
Croom
Prince County
Charles W. Goodman
West Patrick Street
SS Thomas Episcopal Church
W. Curtis Draper
James Sweeney
William R. Thomas Grafton B. Tayman
Claude Z. Tayman
William A Garner
Wolfe W. Tayman
Joshua W Brown
Clagettsville
Montgomery Methodist Church
T. W. Sunderland
Albert Warfield
Peabody Madrigal Singers To Perform Here Wednesday
The Peabody Madrigal Singers under Dr Ifor Jones will present a varied program this Wednesday at Calvary Methodist Parish Hall. Proceeds from ticket sales support the local musicians annual scholarship. The 24 voice group, formed in Baltimore in 1946, showcases Jones renowned for conducting major London orchestras and for teaching at Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Madrigal Singers
Monday Musicales
Ifor Jones
Calvary Methodist Parish Hall
Smoke Shop
Dr. Jones
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Frederick
Anthropology Lecture At Hood College Monday
Dr William Nelson Fenton senior ethnologist at the Smithsonian will speak in Brodbeck Hall Hood College Monday at 7 pm This Public Events lecture opens a two part series about growth of study by the Wider Curriculum committee Fenton will cover general anthropology with emphasis on historical ethnology A reception follows at the president's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelson Fenton
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Hood
Fenton
New York
U. S. Indian Service
Tonawanda
Tuscarora
U.S
Ale Institution of Human Relations
Fen Jton
Gordon MacGregor
Department of State
Told To Heed People And Not Politicians
Washington 1917 editors at the American Society of Newspaper Editors conference urged more legwork and less guesswork and to focus on what the people think rather than politicians. Basil Walters of Knight Newspapers warned editors that a good journalist remains the backbone of a strong newspaper amid reflections on four years of misjudgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Society of NewsPaper Editors
Basil Walters
Knight Newspapers
Eisenhower Faces Political Questioning As Nomination Looms
The Nation notes Eisenhower’s distinction as general and his cautious stance as a potential Republican candidate. Sen. Welker of Idaho questions his vague public views, while Ike plans no full campaign activity until after a June return and a July convention start. A separate advance mention discusses ultrasonic cleaning in production lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Atlantic Pact Army
Paris
Korea
China
Sen. Welker
Idaho
Abilene
Kan
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Norty
Division of Nursing
St. Joseph College
Ruth D. Thomas
Elm Street
Henry H. Willmott
Watertown
Leonard F. Mason
Ralph H. Bowings
Seaman
USN
Benjamin Bowings
Adamstown
Esther M. DeLong
Fourth Street
Emmaus
Hilda B. Green
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Miami
Jean Angleberger
Walter E. Riker
Lucille Rhoderick
Margaret Clem
Angleberger
G. Foster Angleberger
Eiker
Walter Eiker
Glenn H. Favorite
Route 5
Clarence L. Marsh
Akron, O
Alice King
Jeanne Thomas
Harold
Miss Thomas
Albert Houff
Austin Hoffman
Robert Penn
Ethel Troxell
Peggy Burdette
Franzina Grove
Peggy Lenhart
Gordon Main
Herman Main
Robert Sherrer
Jimmy VanFossen
Harold Waskey
Nevin Waskey
Lewistown
Francis H. Hoberts
Eric Hamilton
Hiram M. Smallwood
Lillie M. Smallwood
Box
Knoxville
55Th
Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron
McClellan Air Force Base
McClellan
Calif. S
Sagt
Smallwood
Lee E. Smith
Canton
Ohio
J. F. McDaniel
Akron
Mr. Smith
Feagaville
Ralph Wilhide
Forest Hills
N. Y
Willhide
Wm. 8. Pryor, Sr
Charles H. Mercer
Terry Roxann
Charles Arnold
Ruxton
Mr. Arnold
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Burkittsville
Arnold
George W. McLuckie
Frostburg
Donald E. McLuckie
John
Eleanor McLuckie
Los Angeles
California
M. Gross, Sr
Glenn S. Rudy
Norristown
Rudy
Guida M. Ingram
New Yorkty
F. X. McGovern
Washington, DC
Vernon ¥. Bass
Guy P. Main
Orville Stiely
David Lawrence
Alvin H. Cecil
Ronnie and
Cinda
Gerald W. Stitely
Virginia Hoffman
Goldie Stine
Charles
Kenneth and
Delores Stitely
Clifton
Lyon Smith
Ethel Sweigart Moline
Monticello
Fra
Glade Valley
Ray Zimmerman
Grange
Mamie Rebecca Purdum
Union Bridge
Albert M. Purdum
Frederick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
E. Austin James
Pennsylvania
Estes Kefauver
Elleider
Eastland
Richard Russell
Georgia
Louisville
Kefauver
Kentucky Education Association
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Paul Hoffman
Lodge
Salt Lake City
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Kremlin
Springfield
Mass
Feri Raesh S
FE Miramichi
H. F. Webster
Betty M. Pennington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Joseph J
Laura J. Walling
Harry J. Walling
South
Paca Street
Mt. Olivet
East Patrick Street
Addison Groff
Olivet
H. E. Carty Co
Thomas Clifford Waters
Olney
Montgomery County
Thomas and
Mary Waters
Thomas C. Waters
Margaret Beall
Worthington
Redland
St. John's Cemetery
Roy W. Barber
Granville Poole
Clyde Moxley
Ray Hilton
Calvin Watkins
Vernon Moxley
Church
Ior Jones
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