MacArthur Arrives in New York Reflecting on Homecoming
General Douglas MacArthur lands at Idlewild at 9 16 p m and, amid a 65 man color guard and 30 piece Army band, declares after a long return journey that New York feels like home. He greets Mayor Impellitteri and Grover Whalen, inspects the guard, and heads toward Manhattan in a touring car for a celebratory parade.
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Lions Hear Talks Of MacArthur and Students
General Douglas MacArthur and four Frederick High School students spoke on a Lions Club lunch program at the Francis Scott Key. The ex commander’s address was heard in full in the Blue and Grey Room with radio facilities. Students Richard Shipley, Millard Crum, Sharon Albaugh and Patsy Pearson described their stay in Wyandotte Michigan and outlined plans for a return visit by Wyandotte students arriving May 5. President Alvey Reno presided with guests including Charles A Price and local and national officials.
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Bordeaux Under English Rule in Medieval France
The article notes that Bordeaux and the surrounding wine country were governed by English authority from the 12th through the 15th centuries, shaping regional political control and trade during the medieval period.
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Maryland house and garden pilgrimage set to begin
The 14th annual Maryland house and garden pilgrimage will start April 27 with tours across 11 counties and Baltimore over 13 days. Mrs. John Hanson Mitchell will cut a gold and black tape at the old Treasury building. 15,000 to 20,000 participants are expected, including a Texas group of 100. John Hanson, a former president of the Continental Congress, was born at Mulberry Grove near Port Tobacco in 1782. Father Flanagan, founder of Boys Town, was born in Ireland in 1886.
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Walls Stand Only At Black Rock Hotel Site Of 1908 Dream
The Black Rock Hotel once perched on Blue Ridge summits near Frederick County, finished in 1908 after a prior ruin. Fire destroyed it in 1908 and again in later years, leaving only crumbling stone walls, scattered remnants, and a broad forest reclaiming the site reachable via Appalachian Trail or nearby roads. Local efforts and historians trace the project, its fires, and the failed revival hopes, noting ownership by Harl T. Kline and lingering memories among area residents.
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W S C S Meeting in Capital for Ninth Annual Session
Frederick County women will attend the tenth annual Northeastern Jurisdiction meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service next Tuesday to Friday at Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church in Washington. Mrs. James K. Mawha will give the annual message. Speakers include Mrs. Howard Le Sourd, Miss Mabel Garrett Wagner, Dr. Caroline Hooten, Mrs. C. A. Meeker, Mrs. John M. Pearson, and Dr. Paul F. Douglass. Three foreign missionaries will speak Thursday, with Mrs. Eloise Woolever as principal speaker Friday morning.
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Millions Hear MacArthur Address Across the Nation
Millions of Americans paused daily work as Gen. Douglas MacArthur spoke, with schools pausing, factories halting, and retail activity dropping while radio and television carried the address.
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Nation halts as TV history grips millions
The Columbia Broadcasting System Research Department said 30,000,000 Americans watched the program on TV, a large share of the potential audience, while many others heard it on radios. The reach topped earlier television milestones, with notable regional gaps east of Omaha and plans for West Coast viewing from Los Angeles.
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Weather Records Washington April 19 report
Weather Bureau records show temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 p m the day of April 19. Data list temperatures highs and lows and total precipitation across observed regions.
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