Wasteful surplus sales and corrupt profit in postwar arms disposal
The piece condemns wasteful U S war surplus handling after World War I and recounts a Philippine truck sale scandal. An American dealer bought surplus trucks for 200 to 250 dollars, resold to the Atomic Energy Commission for up to 8 500 dollars each, yielding a 425 000 dollar profit on a 700 000 dollar investment amid hefty fees. It cites lawyers and brokers taking large commissions and warns that such dealings erode public funds and justify higher defense taxes.
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U. S
United States
United States Army
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Wash
Philippines
Freeman
Garton Brothers
May
Yewters
Department of Commerce
Informaton
AEC
Detroit
Free medical care costs in Britain and lessons for America
A cautious critique of socialized medicine cites Britain's annual bill running into billions funded by taxes. The piece warns that a U S system would be even costlier due to a larger population and proposed enhancements. It urges vigilance against reformers seeking bigger grants and broader services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Washngton
Opposes Ban On Pet Dogs Over Garden Damage
A North End citizen defends dogs and children against proposed alderman action to curb stray dogs. The letter argues adults criticizing dogs are really against kids, urging Frederick officials to dismiss the cranky complaints and protect family pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Post
Board of Alder_men
Frederick
Northend
Grange Meeting April 24 A Youth Program By National Leader
The Glade Valley Grange plans its regular meeting on April 24 with the Youth committee leading the program. National Youth director Justi is to preside, bringing youth focus to the event despite partial OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley
Justi
Pa Ee Fea Pooakoe
Engagement of Marjorie Duff Rigg and Philip Lambdin
Dr and Mrs George W Rigg of Carrick PA announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Duff Rigg to Philip Seeger Lambdin son of Mr and Mrs William Stewart Lambdin of 731 Matter Avenue The bride to be is a Lake Erie College graduate and leader of the Lake Erie College Club of Pittsburgh The groom to be is a William and Mary graduate now at the Divinity School of Wittenberg College and served with the US Army Engineers in the Philippines during World War II
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George W. Rigg
Carrick
Marjorie Duff Rigg
Philip Seeger Lambdin
William Stewart Lambdin
Matter Avenue
Miss Rigg
Lake Erie College
Lake Erie College Club
Pittsburgh
Lambdin
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Divinity School
Wittenberg College
Philippines
U. S Army Engineers
DAV Meeting at Legion Home in Washington and Lee Chapter
The Washington and Lee Chapter No 5 Disabled American Veterans held its monthly meeting at the American Legion Home with 16 members and one guest. They approved a membership application, donated to Safety Patrol, installed new officers, and planned a scrap paper drive led by Yelton Ford and Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Lee
American Legion Homnet
Casper Betson
James A. Rice
Jason Yelton
William Ford
Rice
James Rice
State Department
Kock
Philip Robrech
National Service
Earl V. Grimes
Baltimore
Joel Robbins
Paul Wells
Casper Besson
Key Post Sponsors Steel Helmet at City Opera House
Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion presents The Steel Helmet, a Korean War era film, at the City Opera House on April 29 30 and May 1. Proceeds aid the Hard of Hearing Clinic and other post charities. Tickets from post members or theater box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Francis Scott Key Post No. 11
American Legion
Hard of Hearing
Post
Local Man Drowned In Tuscarora Creek Near Washington Junction
Fifty years ago John Stevenson colored drowned in Tuscarora Creek near Washington Junction as floodwaters from recent rains surged. Stew Poson, 70, driving toward the junction with a horse and wagon, attempted to ford the swollen 15 foot-deep current. the vessel capsized and both horse and wagon were swept downstream. their bodies came to rest further along the stream. Clarence Adams of North Market Street sustained an injury at Wilcoxon and Brown’s lumber yard, losing the top of the middle finger on his right hand while operating a machine. The Potomac River rose to its highest level since 1889 flood, submerging the canal near Washington Junction. Black walnut trees become scarce and valuable. Mt Noah Barnes general merchandise store at New London robbed of shoes, gloves, tobacco, pants, razors, and knives. no cash taken.
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the News
John Stevenson
Tuscarora Creek
Washington Junction
Stew Poson
Clarence Adams
North Market Street
Wilcoxon and Brown
Potomac
Mt. Noah Barnes
New London
Elmer Brown Installed Grand Master in Maryland Odd Fellows
Twenty years ago from The News April 21 1931 reports Elmer Brown of W Fred Frederick installed as Grand Master of the Maryland jurisdiction of Odd Fellows at the 110th annual session in Baltimore Odd Fellows Temple. Salisbury chosen as 1932 Maryland State Council Junior Order of United American Mechanics convention city in Frederick. Workmen link a new well at Caloctin Country Club depth 144 feet 2 four foot stream of water 880 gallons a minute. Sack Byrne Jr son of Dr and Mrs J F Byrne 811 North Market street commended for skill in modeling and constructing small planes.
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the News
Elmer Brown
Maryland
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Baltimore
Salisbury
Maryland State Counci
Order of United American Mechanics
Frederick
Caloctin Country Club
Sack Byrne, JR
J. F. Byrne
North Market Street
Impersonator of Truman Struggles After MacArthur Firing
Irving Fisher, a veteran actor who has built a living by impersonating President Harry S. Truman, reports bookings have vanished after General MacArthur's firing. He notes audience boos and fewer outside dates, reflecting a loss of work in show business despite his close mimicry of Truman.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Douglas
MacArthur
Harry S. Truman
Irving Fisher
Fisher
Truman
General MacArthur
Ethel Merman
Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
President Truman
Broadway
Harry
Mac
Washington
Tye
Marty
Harry Truman
Civitan Club Hears Of Wyandotte Trip
The Civitan Club heard a resume of a Wyandotte Michigan trip by Frederick High School pupils in an exchange. Donald Freed and Miss Polly Moore narrated with Arnold Fleagle present. The club announced May 3 as 100 percent attendance night and approved a Soap Box Derby entry.
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Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key
Wyandotte
Michigan
Frederick High School
Donald Freed
Polly Moore
Arnold M. Fleagle
Isaac L. Stevens
Henry L. Davis
Glen B. Achorn
Automobile Club
Washington, D.C
Ronnie Lipps
Franklin B. Reese
Civitan
MacArthur speech stirs Congress in Washington
Washington observers hailed General Douglas MacArthur as a statesman of history after his address to Congress. He urged boldness against appeasement, warned against retreat once war begins, and defended collective security while detailing Asia and Pacific defenses. A capital reception followed amid debate over his controversial relief from command.
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Washington
Congress of the United States
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
America
Yesteryears
Senate
House
Asia
Japan
Philippines
Far East
MacArthur
Senator Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Armed Services Committee
General MacArthur
United States
Mac Arthur
Congress
Welsh and King engagement announced for Gloria Jean
Mr and Mrs Roland W Welsh announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Jean to Aubrey Glen King son of Mr and Mrs B H King near Taneytown The wedding is planned for May A second note reports Rowena Tone Lee and Kenneth L Day were wed at Council Grove Kansas with Rev A Otis Beach presiding The bride wore a cream summer weight suit with navy accessories and red rose corsage The maid of honor wore navy with white accessories and white carnations Best man was Lester Pesch Fort Riley The Day family connection includes Mrs Day a graduate of the local school district
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Roland W. Welsh
Airy
Gloria Jean
Aubrey Glen King
B. H. King
Near Taneytown
Lee—Day
Rowena Tone Lee
J. Monroe Lee
Council Grove
Kansas
Kenneth L. Day
Fort Riley
Murray D. Day
Monrovia
A. Otis Beach
June Jacobs
Lester Pesch
Day
The
Summer Fashion Show and Club Social Calendar
Invitations issued to Frederick County Hood Club members for a May 2 7 30 p m fashion show at Gangbrill gym nasiam with gowns from Town and Country Shop and accessories by Snyder Hat Shop. Children models from Karol Kid die Shop. Event run by Mrs James Ladd and Mrs Paul Willard with refreshments by several members. Also notes rummage sale April 27 28 led by Mrs G Hunter Bowers. Betty R Fleet elected historian at Westhampton College, Richmond. Births, retirements, and society notes follow alongside local civic and church figures. trips and visits described.
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Hood Club
Frederick County Hood Club
Gangbrill Gymnasiam
Bridge. Hood Club
Snyder Hat Shop
Karol Kiddie Shop
James Ladd
Paul Willard
William B. Storm
Francis Gaither
College
G. Hunter Bowers
Sick residents recover at homes and area hospitals
Mrs. Verner returns home to Middletown after hospitalization at Frederick Memorial. Mrs. Leroy Swope convalesces at Foxville after major operation at Waynesboro hospital. condition very good. Earl Eby Sabillasville store keeper improves at home after surgery at Wayne sboro hospital. John A. Long of Emmitts Ibura district slowly improves at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after about two weeks of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Gen Marshall Speaks At Hood Convocation in Virginia
Gen Marshall urges Hood College students to grasp the stakes of global conflict and defend democracy. He contrasts Civil War era dangers with today’s threats, defending freedom of worship, press, and assembly while warning of Russian manipulation and the need for military strength and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Marshall
Hood
Virginia
Frederick
Frederick Female Seminary
Fort Sumter
Korea
Maryland
Braddock
Russia
Drafftees and Vets Guide on Enlistment Rules for Students
Washington April 21 Major Thomas M Nial explains draft rules for 1 A status and postponements. Students may delay induction and enlist with active duty options or exit to reserves, while nonstudents face different paths. Local boards can grant a 30 day end of year postponement, with conditions.
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Thomas M. Nial
Washington
Army Reserves
National Guard
Naval
Marine Corps
Army
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Armed Forces
Hershey
Selective Service
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
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DAV
Legion Home
Key Post
Boyle
Marion MacPhail
American Association of University Women
Atlantic City
MacPhail
Hood College
Votiigg
National Capital
David. Lawrence
Helen Bragdon
Mary Hamilton Swindler
Bryd Mawr College
University of Michigan
Wirs
Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
Bruce Brachey
Council Grove Production Credit Association
Manhattan
Cpl. Day
Frederick High Fence T
U. S Army
Cpl
Charles McCurdy
Ennard Poole
Liberty
Arthur Lines
Woodsboro
Erma Ridinger
Hagerstown
Woodrow Anderson
This City
E. C. Bartlett
Church Hill
Carl L. Shriner
Thurmont
Margaret Louise
Harold Sweeney
Harold E Sweeney
Miss Shriner
Thurmont High School
Sweeney
Cannon Shoe Company
Betty R. Fleet
Westhampton College
Richmond
Carolyn Johnson
Norfolk
Charles Fleet
West South Street
C. Herbert Kreh
Jesse B. Anders
Paul B. Rhoads
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Anders
Kreh
Eli Nicodemus
New Windsor
Bonnie Lee
the Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henry Knoble
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Paul L. Hof
Myersville
Samuel E. Steele
Middletown
Union
South Carolina
Thomas Estes
Richard A. Keller
Dennis Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. Carlton Rhoderick, IV
Teresa Marie
Rhoderick
Adrienne Adalt
Jefferson
Simon Koogle
Donald Davis
Houston
Texas
Koolgle
Duvall W. Sneadner
Libertytown
Mark Winfield
Warner L. Brittain
Frederick County Products, Inc
Chicago
National Independent Meat Packers ‘Association
Palmer House
Rudolph W. Treder
Saint Cornelius’ Church
Dodge City
Treder
John Howe, II
Catoctin
Edgar DeLauter
Lantz
Daniel Frederick
DeLauter
Louise Ridenour
Edward A. Craig
Craig
George Osmith
Thurmoent
Emory Stottlemyer
Albert, Biffle, Sr
Florida
Ray Talbott
Shirley Talbott
East Sixth Street
Miss Talbott
Webster
Dane
Otto
SOPR
NEA Service, Inc
Europe
United States of America
Drafftees’ and Vets’ Guide
Ahalt
Brattleboro
C. Richard Ahalt
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