Battle near Pusan tests bridgehead endurance in Korea
The piece stresses a decisive clash at the supply port of Pusan, arguing a bridgehead must be kept to save time and lives. It notes General MacArthur risking three of four divisions and urges American troops to hold ground against a fanatical North Korean force, with fresh US troops arriving to reinforce.
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Pusan
MacArthur He
Japan
United States
Navy
U.S
South Korea
Favorable Factors In World War II Aviation Output
Farm Journal notes that WWII production reached 50,000 planes in 24 months and predicts 1980 timelines will require at least 19 months longer. It cites existing plants kept for quick restart, advanced U.S. knowhow, and skilled labor as advantages, while noting the futility of overestimating personal risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local Items From The News August 2 1900
The Law Library of the Circuit Court moves to the Frederick College building for better access. Alexander Spiro and Charles Bigelow party on bicycle world tour reach Frederick. Mrs Bigelow ill and unable to continue. Old Ridgeville Hotel, Frederick pike, sold for 5000 dollars to Mercer Bros. expansion planned. Charles Seeger in East Patrick street bitten in the eye by a bug. believes not a kissing bug. Peaches arrive in market selling 3 cents to 20 cents per box. plums large and plentiful 4 to 30 cents a basket. corn and lima beans scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Central National Bank
Frederick College
Bar Association
Alexander Spiro
Chas. A. Bigelow
New York
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
The Board of Aldermen in a special meeting adopted an ordinance prohibiting the use of water for any except household purposes. Acting Mayor G Wilber Shipley was empowered to enforce the regulations immediately. George A Zeigler, son of Walter F Zeigler, and attendant at the miniature golf course in Walter Park, now holds the course record with four under par. Temperature was around 28 degrees above zero last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Aldermen
G. Wil Ber Shipley
George A. Zeigler
Walter F. Zeigler
Walter Park
Conler
Dorothey Dix Advice and Neighbor Phone Nuisance
A reader asks Dorothy Dix for life guidance at forty as she balances seven children church work and charity. Dix counters that motherhood and homemaking are essential service, urges continued study and offers career options if desired. A second letter requests relief from a nuisance of neighbors using a private phone. Dix suggests installing a pay phone to curb intrusions. Arrests docketed follow with several intoxication and assault charges in Frederick, Maryland.
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Dorothy Dix
Mix Din
Grace
Congress
Yoursal
Miss Dix
Russia Returns to Security Council in Effort to Shape UN Action
Washington Daybook notes that the Soviet Union reenters the UN Security Council presidency with a campaign of verbal assault and propaganda. Jacob Malik aims to influence votes, test Western unity, and deter further joint action. The piece predicts limited concrete moves but warns of potential strikes in Iran, Germany, Indo China, Formosa, Tibet, Greece, Turkey, or related areas while detailing a naval commando event and a call to expand topographic mapping nationwide via the Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Blaine Washington
Russia
UN Security Council
Jacob Malik
Security Council
Malik
State Department
Kremlin
Korea
Red Bear
Iran
Germany
Indo-China
Formosa
Tibet
Greece
Turkey
Matlik
United States accuses Soviet Union of aggression at UN Security Council
Washington asserts the Soviet Union bears guilt for provoking North Korea and calls for suspending Moscow's UN membership. It argues Yakov Malik cannot preside over Security Council matters and urges a thorough, independent investigation into Soviet roles in the Far East conflict. America renews demand that UN members refrain from aiding North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Soviet Union
Security Council
Congress
Moscow
Far East
China
North Korea
U. N
U.N
General Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Russia
United States
Realty Company Suit Is Filed In Court
A Brookside Dairy Farm case in Circuit Court involves EB A Strout Realty Agency Inc of New York alleging it earned a $3,500 commission after locating a ready buyer, Samuel T Miller family, who delivered a $5,000 deposit, but the sale with Brookside Dairy Farm Inc and president James L Nester was not consummated. The plaintiff, represented by Amo A Holler, claims proper performance under a property listing agreement and seeks its commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Strout Realty Agency, Inc
New York
Brookside Dairy Farm, Inc
Emmitsburg
James L. Nester
Plainti
Amo A. Holler
Mr. Nester
Robert J. Zentz
Taneytown
Samuel T. Miller
Dr Watts To Speak To Baptists Tonight at Hood College
Delegates gathered for the Maryland Baptists Assembly at Hood College heard Vietor Kaneubbe discuss Christian progress among Indians in the country. Dr Y Dossey continued evangelism talks and Dr Joseph T Watts, former Maryland Baptists secretary, was billed to speak at the vesper hour with mission films to follow as the assembly nears its Sunday close.
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Maryland Baptists Assembly
Hood College
Vietor Kaneubbe
Indian Baptist Assembly
Davis
Okla
Y. Dossey
Dosser
Baptist Evangelism In
America
Joseph T. Watts
Baptists
Maryland
Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates named for Chicago meet
John R. Webb Post No 3285 announced five delegates William Ayres Maurice Smith Frank Bartgis Richard Jackson and Harry King to attend the VFW national convention in Chicago from August 27 to September 1 They will travel by train and report at the September 5 post meeting The post also voted to sponsor a football team this fall with uniforms and coaches provided by the VFW Commander James Cronenburg presided at a 75 member session next executive committee meeting will be held at the post home on West Patrick Street next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Webb
William Ayres
Maurice Smith
Frank Bartgis
Richard Jackson
Harry King
Post
Fost
James Cronenburg
West Patrick Street
Curry named on Eagles convention committee in Minneapolis
Harry C. Curry of Frederick Maryland has been appointed to one of the committees for the Grand Aerie convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Minneapolis August 10 to 13. Grand worthy president William Mostyn announced the honor in recognition of Curry’s leadership. About 1,700 delegates from the United States and Canada will attend. Speakers include Governor Luther Youngdahl and Senator Hubert Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Harry C. Curry
East 4Th Street
Frederick
Ot Eagles
William Mostyn
Rochester
N. Y
Nicollet
Curry
Mostyn
United States
Canada
Luther Youngdahl
Minnesota
Daniel A. Poling
The
Christian Herald
Hubert H. Humphries
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Sherff
Jack Dempsey
Truman Senate Race Tightens in Missouri and West Virginia
Across Missouri and neighboring states voters weighed in on Democratic and Republican primaries. Thomas C. Hennings led Emery Allison in Missouri while Forrest C. Donnell built a large Republican lead. In Kansas Willard Mayberry trailed Edward Arn, and Paul Aiken led Carl Rice in the Senate race. West Virginia and Virginia primaries produced few contest totals, with incumbents renominated. A separate court case kept open a domestic dispute proceeding.
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Ted Preas
Mie Wourl
Truman Supperser
Emery W. Allison
Rolla
U. S
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
St. Louis
Hennings
U Nnon
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
House of Representatives
Virginia
West Virginia
House
Landon
Willard Mayberry
Edward F. Ar
Missouri
Forrest C. Donnell
Donnell
Allison
Rush D. Holt
Holt
Ramsay
Bailey
J. Vaughan Gary
Richmond
Howard W. Smith
Alexandria
E. J. Robeson
Newport News
Tyrrell Krum
Vienna
Congress
Flood Hughes
Picnic at Braddock Heights Brings Teens Together
A Braddock Heights teen picnic took place on Mrs. Robert McCutcheon’s lawn, organized by Braddock Community Center leaders Thomas Williams and Mrs Williams. After supper, square dancing followed with Mrs Donald Englar directing figures. The next center event is a public square dance on August 8.
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Heights
Braddock Heights
Robert McCutcheon
Braddock Community Center
Thomas Williams
Williams
McCutcheon
Women's Auxiliary
Donald Englar
Rhythm Band Concert In Baker Park
The annual rhythm band concert in Baker Park unfolds Thursday at 7 p m with city playground groups performing numbers at various locations. The Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors and judges the event, with awards for interpretation, enthusiasm, timing, stage presence, and group size across multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Third Street
McCurdy
Local Guests and Visits Spotlight Emmitsburg Area
Emmitsburg and surrounding towns host a lengthy list of visitors and social visits. Residents welcome relatives and friends from Quebec Boston Baltimore Detroit Harrisburg Philadelphia and Massachusetts as gatherings and dinners unfold across Main Street and area homes.
Bible Quotes On Faith And Resurrection
A compact quotation collage cites biblical verses from Matthew Luke and Luke again. It reflects on seeking the kingdom of God and immortality, the witness of Christian worship, and the enduring power of faith hope and charity through quotes by Bulwer Lytton and Lyman Abbott.
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Man
God
Lyman Abbott
New Books At Artz Library Reads In 6 Titles
A list of new library acquisitions from Artz Library including Korea Today by George M McUne and Half of One World by Foster Hailey. Also featured are Photography Its Principles and Practice by C B Neblette Your Home Begins With You by H V Walsh Complete Book of Pet Care by Leon Whitney. The works cover Korea unification, US and UN aid, Asian political conditions, home planning and practical pet care.
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Korea
George M. Mcune
Harvard University Press
United Nations
Th. S
South Korea
Institute of Pacific Relations
Foster Hailey
U. S
Asia
H. V. Walsh
Hom
Leon Whitney
Deeds Recorded For Several Property Sales
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for multiple property transfers. James H Goodman sold to Dr William E Ross at 27 29 East Patrick Street for about 29000. Robert A Troxell sold to G Pearl Thomas and Eva M Thomas at 5 Twelfth Street for about 19000. Norma L King and Upton J P Quinn sold to William S Eyler the dwelling at 4 Clarke Place for about 11000. L Cameron Hill and Earl L Hill sold to Charles Preston Crum at 113 East Patrick Street for about 10500. James K Lee sold to Albert J Diehs about 11 acres on New Market Libe rtown land for about 6500.
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James H. Goodman
William E. Ross
East Patrick Street
Robert A. Troxell
G. Pearl Thomas
Eva M. Thomas
Twelfth Street
Norma L. King
Upton J. P. Quinn
William S. Eyler
Clarke Place
L. Cameron Hill
Earl L. Hill
Charles Preston Crum
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Kemptown
Charles T. Keith
Robert P. Jackson
Boyds
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Washington Daybook
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Insurance Agesinst U.N. Joint Action
Fort Defense
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
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Rhode Island
Tates
Kentucky
David Lawrence
Department of Interior
Globe Syndicate
Realty Company
Dr. Watts
Eagles
Truman
Norman H. Strine
Waterstreet
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Helen L. Strine
Strine
Francis Perrott
Paul B. Rhoads
Charles H. Davis
West Friendship
Hall E. Saylor
Ladiesburg
Quintan
Frank Keefer
Carmi Sayler, Jr
Carmin
Sayler
Bruce Brachey
Civil Air Patrol
Young Sayler
Bolling Field
England
Europe
Rhythm Band
Park
Virginia Wagerman
West Main Street
Michael Bobanic
Aliquippa
Ann DeBeaupre
Quebec
Guy Hartdagen
Baltimore
V. L. Hartdagen
James Bouey
Nora Wetzel
Dolores Topper
Dorothy Topper
James Topper
Thaddeus Tomkins
Ella Corke
New York City
Emma Ohler
Maurice Fuss
Charles Fuss
Marvin Haney
Harrisburg
Robert Burdner
William Gillelan
Larry
Jimmie
Ralph Keilholtz
John White
Edgar Rhodes
Robert Gillelan
George Eyster
Andrew Keilholtz
Mae Grushon
Hanover
Grant Long
I Pertittors
Sue Law
Little Flower Camp
Tobyhanna
Dolores Joy
Mary Sanders
Alliance, O
Claude Campbell
Georgia Ann
Philadelphia
James Neely
Ottanna
Robert Daugherty
Susan
Bulwer-Lytton
Artz Library
Photography
C. B. Neblette
James K. Lee
Albert
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New Market-Libertytown
New Market District
K. Joseph, Damuth
Howard R. Damuth
Thurmont
Monowatt Corporation of Providence
R. I. Me
Damuth
Columbia University
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