Crusade for Freedom Bell Aims to Ring Worldwide
Chicago unveils the Crusade for Freedom, a private drive to fund Radio Free Europe and a new Western Germany broadcasting station. Led by General Lucius D Clay with Eisenhower and Joseph C. Grew, the plan envisions a 10 ton bell cast in England and bells ringing across America and behind the Iron Curtain as a symbol of liberty.
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Gettysburg
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State Department
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Radio Free Europe
Germany
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Lucius D Clay
Eisenhower
Europe
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Pacific
Changeable Earth and Rural Life Reflections
Dr Walter Munk of UC notes the earth’s rotation varies slightly with seasons yet changes are minor and unseen by people. A country scene recalls rural life through farm attire and fishing, then a birthday dinner at Barett honors John Reese Shipley with family and friends listed amid garbled lines.
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Walter Munk
University of California
Strength For Today by Karl L. Douglass
A devotional piece on enduring trouble as blessing. It links distress to divine presence, citing biblical instances of God speaking from clouds at Sinai Jesus baptism and transfiguration. It urges readers to listen for God’s guiding voice amid pain and hardship.
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God
Sinai
Jesus
Christ
Women's clubs Picnic Supper at Adamstown Community Hall
Adamstown Homemakers Club held a prenic supper indoors due to rain. The menu featured a supper served to numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Robert DeRose, Evelyn Hutson, Rev and Mrs Gobbels, and many other local families and their children.
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Adamstown
Arthur Fouche
Beverly
Gaver
Charles Walter
Myrtle Stoneburner
Catherine Thomas
Pant Biser
Sue
Melvin Ringer
Jackie
Judy
Eric Biser
James Houff
Eddy
Jenny
Palmer Snook
Dennis
Joseph Carey
Eleanor Carey
Walter Page
Clark Gibeson
Lewis Burdette
Charles and
David
Wisdom and Baptism in Focus in Bible Thoughts
A compact meditation on Proverbs and Acts references, stressing wisdom as relief from passions and fear and the peaceful path it guides. It links baptism to a heavenly declaration of spiritual reality and the sanctifying acts of faith.
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God
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Impounding of a pig deemed legal in Justice Feistein's court after the animal strayed and damaged property. Efforts to organize a Jersey Cattle Club in Maryland list several registered owners from Rockville to Frederick. A horse and buggy found near the North Market Street toll gate was identified as belonging to residents of Adams County. Guests at Elm Tree Farm enjoyed an outing to Braddock Heights. William Witmer and the Wolfsville snake charmer report a six foot snake near Black Rock.
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Wolfsville
Black Rock
Frederick Seminary Lease Approved For One Year
Twenty years ago notice that the Frederick Female Seminary property on East Church Street would be leased to the Board of Education for one year at 1500 dollars. Also city water plans include a new ordinance banning car washing publicly or privately. Fire Engine Company plans a summer barbecue and water battle under Harry Lipps at the College Avenue bridge. James Eisenhauer III hosted 53 friends at a lawn party at 218 West South Street.
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East Church Street
Winchester Hall
Board of Education
Board of Aldermen
United Fire Engine Company
College Avenue Bridge
Harry Lipps
James Richard Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Weat South Street
Garland Wond
Baltimore
James Arnold
Lions Club
Luthe Fran Parish House
B. J. Eckenrode
John Hollinger
Committee For the Lions
Country Club
Gettysburg
Lumen Norris
J. J. Dillon
George L. Wilhide
Morris Zentz
Clarence Hahn
Ralph McDonnell
Ernest Shriver
Herbert Roger
D. L. Reegle
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Big Pipe Creek
Lutheran Church
Susan Daugherty
Margaret Neighbours
Susie Eyster
Alfred Hahn
Shirley Hahn
Carl Crist
Norman Shriver
Tommy Bollinger
Mary Ann Plank
Buddy Plank
June Welsh
Jack White
Terry Fleagle
Edna Zimmerman
Marvin Tate
Thomas Bollinger
Pius Kelly
Jerry
Louis
Rebecca
Eileen
Jack
Charlene
Newry
Washington
Suzanne Callahan
Louisa Warthen
St. Anthony's
Lews Callahan
Warthen
Samuel C. Hays
Roy Bollinger
Carrie Hartzell
Halbert Poole
Virginia Poole
Bollinger
Patty Jean Bower
Poole
Louie Callahan
J. W. Wetzel
Warner Griffith Welsh
Mercy Hospital
Madeline Ellen
Welsh
Emmitsburg
Harry Boyle
Emmitsburg Community Canning Center
Harry McNal
Korea and Europe Brace for Wider War Says Daybook
Washington Daybook notes U S troops will remain in Korea with planned counterattack, while Europe steadies Berlin and allied forces. Submarine threat around Pacific coasts grows, Russia could widen conflict if attacks spread. Copyright 1980 Globa Syndicate.
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Korea
Japan
Aleutians
Alaska
Canada
United States
OTR
Navy
U. S
Russia
Glopa Syndicate
Potomac Electric seeks rate hike to raise Maryland profits
Baltimore July 31 The Potomac Electric Power Company asked the Maryland Public Service Commission to approve new rate schedules to yield about 681000 more yearly for Maryland customers. The company also seeks increases in Virginia and the District of Columbia. If granted Maryland bills would rise about four percent, with implementation hoped for September 30.
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Potomac Electric Power Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Potomac
Baruch Pushes All-Out Mobilization Seeps Through Senate
Elder statesman Bernard Baruch testified on the Defense Production Act of 1950 and urged heavier price and wage controls, continued rent rules, a single mobilizing agency, stronger UN ties, and more foreign aid. Republican resistance framed his plan as complete regimentation, yet several senators signaled openness to tougher measures to avert a future world war.
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Berlin
Korea
Europe
Germany
Defense
State Department
West Germany
East Germany
Peter Edron
NEA
Washington
Bernard Baruch
Congress
Homer Capehart
John Bricker
Ohio
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Baruch
Truman
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
J Allen Frear
Delaware
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Irving M. Ives
New York
Rome
Douglas
Trols
Porcupine
United Nations
Bricker
Senator Flanders
Mr. Barueh
Queky
Sen
Senator Capehart
Mr. Baruch
Emmitsburg Community News Highlights and Visits
Local notices detail visits and departures of Emmitsburg residents including Frank Weant family heading to Miamisburg Ohio and many callers from Baltimore and Altoona. The Oss news covers hospital updates, church events, Lions Club activities, a notable firefighting incident, the opening of the Community Canning Center, and upcoming political party meetings.
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Emmitsburg
Frank Weant
Miamisburg
John Grushon
Mae Welty
Mary G. Guise
Baltimore
Roy Wivett
Jert
Altoona
Theodore Rosenstecn
The Nation Today on America's Cold War Dilemma
James Marlow analyzes U S weakness in Korea and Europe and the gamble of re armament. He weighs Russia’s potential moves, the limits of atomic power, and the risk of economic collapse if the United States goes to full war footing, while unsure if Moscow will strike first.
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James Marlow Washington
Europe
Korea
Russia
Moscow
Red Army
Truman
Formosa
Philippines
Indo-China
Side Glances Advice on Marriage and Engagement Length
Dorothy Dix answers readers on engagement length and pre marriage considerations. The column weighs character health social status and congeniality as key for success. It includes letters about age in marriage and boredom and notes a reunion and club activities in Virginia.
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Dorothy Dix
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