Barrier To Peace in Russia Stance on Tokyo Peace Talks
The Soviet Union rejects participation in a drafting conference for a Japanese peace treaty, arguing the task is for the Council of Foreign Ministers. The piece says Soviet refusal mirrors a pattern of seeking influence from Moscow and delays in European recovery. It argues U S leadership invites all nations, including the Soviet Union, to participate. If Russia joins, welcome. if not, others proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Nal
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Far East
Japan
When Memory Walks in Frederick
A nostalgic poem by Bentztown Bard recalls Frederick's landmarks. It walks through Market Street Patrick And the City Hall. The city square, old homes, churches, Mount Olivet, Carroll Creek bridge, and B&O trains are named with fond recollection. The piece captures timeless faces and places that define Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
An¢é Church Street
Old Patrick
City Spring
Williams
Beckley
City Hall
Court House
Dr. Ingle
Dr. Eschbaugh
Dr. Diehl
Mount Olivet
Hallerstown
Old Carroll Creek
Bentztown
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Aug 6 1897
Chief Judge James McSherry declines a U S Senate bid stating he will not be a candidate. Public indignation grows over magistrates handling cases of Negroes with likely exposure of incompetent methods. Dr William Crawford Johnson injured in an accident on North Market Street when a buggy horse ran away after he slipped entering his buggy. Eleanor Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Young East Second Street hosts a lawn birthday party for three friends. Burglars attempt to break into Rice and Shaf store Knoxville but are frightened away before entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
United States Senate
William Crawford Johnson
North Market Street
George H. Railing
Johnson
Eleanor Young
Howard Young
East Second Street
Knoxville
Mayor Culler Keeps City Pool Open Sundays
Twenty years ago local rems from the News note Mayor Lloyd C. Culler announced the decision to keep the municipal pool open on Sundays under the usual week Cay regulations and restrictions. The Home of Mayor William F. Steening of Baltimore was damaged by a bomb in Forest Park, frightening his wife and two children, though the mayor was not home. The Emmitsburg Garment Company factory in Baltimore burned when a gasoline tank on a pressing machine exploded. one employee was burned. Improvements costing more than $20.00 were planned for Christ Reformed Church in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Culler
William F. Steening
Baltimore
Forest Park
Emmitsburg Garment Company
Shirley Cloak Company
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Dorothy Dix on Marriage And Advice From Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix asserts marriage is worthwhile when real mates exchange affection and understanding. Many marriages are happy, some are tolerable, and even unhappy unions teach wisdom and resilience. The piece contrasts parental discouragement with optimistic odds, urges trying the experiment, and includes reader questions on temptation and affectionate gestures.
Union Bridge carnival opens next Monday in Firemen's Park
Union Bridge Lions host a chub carnival at Firemen's Park starting Monday night Aug 1 and running through Sat night Aug 16 with Slim Stuart and Plainsmen Monday music Ray Moon Tuesday and Friday 101 Ranch Boys Saturday closing night dance and band concert Elmer Wolfe School opens Sept 3 at 9 am in Union Bridge Also noted visits and parades involving local residents and events in Hampstead Hanover and Hannonver Pa including church activities and civic groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Frances Reisler
Blue, Ridge Summit
Union
Pridge
W. George Skinner
Hampstead Fire Company
Richmond Primary Nets Dems Sweep 0 Nomination Wins
In Richmond Virginia yesterday the Democratic slate defeated a long serving State Senator and at least six House of Delegates members in a primary that produced 13 Senate nominations and 43 for the House. The piece notes preserved mashed sweet potato with orange juice retains color and flavor when frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Ducks and ducks: Hill bill battle over wildlife refuge
Washington Daybook recounts a tense House debate over restoring a Massachusetts wildlife refuge. Amid jokes and heckles, Rep Bonner urged protecting ducks, prompting cheers and quips about reading and voting by birds. The bill failed as tempers flared on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffin
Washington, D. C
Capitol Hill
Bill
Massachusetts
Joe Martin
Johan McCormack
Herbert Bonner
North Carolina
John McCormick
Bonner
John McDowell
Pennsylvania
McDowell
Court ruling treats employer speech as coercive in Taft-Hartley era
Washington reports that the U S Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Clark Brothers Inc Olean New York ruled on surveillance and listening during working hours in a union election dispute. The judges say eavesdropping deters self organization and that employer speech during work time may be coerive, effectively expanding law beyond Wagner act. The piece argues New Deal judges legislate from the bench and Congress must be more legalistic to protect free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
David Lawrence
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Swan
Augustus Hand
Frank
Clark Brothers, Inc
Olean
N. Y
CIO
Clark
Gaithersburg travelers visit relatives across the country
A round of family trips and greetings fills the list of residents and visitors. Miss Ruth Stone spends a week in Cleveland with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Hershey return from a Houston trip via New Orleans and the Great Smokies, and Mr. and Mrs. Finke visit Dayton. Norbert Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Beall, and Mrs. Fox with guest Hilda Kohr complete a season of motorings and journeys across Canada, New England, Atlantic City, Wyoming, Colorado, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Ruth Stone
Cleveland
Stone Mehta
Albert Metzger
John Hershey
Harold Hershey
Houston
Tex
Paul Farmer
New Orleans
Great Smokies
E. H. Finke
Dayton
Ohio
William T. Teepe
Washington Grove
John Small
Rolling Ridge
Wyoming
Colorado
Norbert Norris
Atlantic City
Charles W. Beall
Canada
New England States
Charles Fox
Hilda Kohr
Washington
Picnic Dinner Guests At Schoyer Home
Mr and Mrs Harry L Schoyer of Myersville entertained at a Sunday picnic dinner in the grove near their home on July 27. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and daughters Janie and Bettie Mr and Mrs William Cunningham and children Nancy Gary and Tommy Mr and Mrs James Cunningham and children Terry and Jimmy Mrs North Bailey Washington Miss Emma Green Boonsboro Mr and Mrs J Vernon Remsberg and son Leon Middletown Cyrus Schroyer and son Earl Mr and Mrs Joseph Schroyer Charles Wachter Ralph Schroerer Elizabeth Schroyer Mr and Mrs Alvey K Hovnt Mr and Mrs Elwood Green and family Elsie Nancy and Efien all of Myersville Miss Mildred Fisher Frederick John Green Lime Kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Schoyer
Myersville
Frank Miller
Janie
Bettie
William Cunningham
Nancy
Gary
Tommy
James Cunningham
Terry
Jimmy
Ars
Jesse Clem
Carl Carbaugh
Coralan
Dennis
Efien
Atl
Mildred Fisher
Frederick
John Green
Brandenburg Reunion To Be Held At Brad dock Heights
The Brandenburg clan will hold its annual reunion at Braddock Heights on Sunday, August 10. An afternoon program of games is planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Braddock Heights
Frederick residents tour and attend events across North America
Miss Virginia Stang and Miss Grace Roberts of Frederick vacation with friends in Oklahoma City and Fort Worth and plan to attend the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville on the return trip. Several families travel to Niagara Falls, Quebec, New York City, Atlantic City, and attend the Elks convention in Portland. Other Frederick residents relocate, visit relatives, or depart for trips to Canada, Mexico, and Detroit. a Mrs. Harman pursues education at the University of Maryland. twins born in Frederick Memorial Hospital. and a Laurel family undertakes a 10 day automobile visit.
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Virginia Stang
Grace Roberts
Frederick
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fi Worth
Tex
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Ole Opry
Merril A. Hahn
Gloria Hahn
Airy
Mary Louise Fleming
Woodbine
Niagara Falls
Quebec
Canada
New York City
Atlantic City
Delbert S. Null
Nancy
Braddock Heights
Los Angeles
Calif
Washington, D. C
Portland
Ore
Null
Earl Stark
Mr. Null
Mexico
Francis S. Gaither, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
West College Terrace
Donald S. Thompson
Alrs. Thompson
East Second Street
Elmer Keefer
Record Street
Keefer
Baltimore
Arthur T. Kreh
West Third Street
Laurentian Mountains
Montreal
Gospel Peninsula
Rock of Perce
Bonaventure Island
James Coale Sappington
U. S
Detroit
Mich
Mullinix
Mir
Hubert S$. Hickman
C. Kenneth Harman
New Windsor
University of Maryland
Harman
Thomas Lidie
New London
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lidie
Betty Bell
Allie Late
Waynesboro
John R Late
Patricia
Myrana Faye
Laurel
Termination of the War Clears GI Bill Time Limits
Washington August 6 veteran editor Major Thomas M Neal explains new rules under Senate Joint Resolution 123 approved July 25. Education under the GI Bill must finish within nine years and begin within four years, with special rules for those still in service. Loan terms extend to ten years, readjustment allowance ends five years after the war, and Vocational Rehabilitation under Public Law 16 faces similar nine year limits. servicemen discharged after July 25 may still qualify after 90 days service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benefts
Truman
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Hell
Various Local Hospital Updates and Birth Announcement
Multiple notices report patients at Sinai Frederick Memorial General and Martinsburg Hospitals improving after operations and treatments. News includes births at Frederick Memorial Hospital, nurse students returning from vacations, and residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Weddings Oland-Creager and related ceremonies
The report covers multiple weddings in Frederick area churches and parsonages. Agnes Lee Creager and Sharretts E. D. Oland wed in a Grace Evangelical ceremony with a single ring, plus a 15 minute organ recital. The event followed by a reception at the bride’s home and a return trip through New England. Additional notes cover the Fyler-Stottlemyer Eyler marriage in Westminster parsonage with blue accessories, and Musgrove-Haines nuptials at Calvary Methodist parsonage with brief details on dress and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Creager
Winston Shipley
Fyler—Stottlemyer Wiss
Betty Lee Sttottlemeyer
Stephanotis
Pacific
A. Gude Sons
Rockville
Frederic Playgrounds Host All City Track Meet This Friday
At Frederick High School the Frederic Playgrounds stage an all city track meet with medals for age based events. Boys and girls compete in sprints relays jumps and throws across multiple age groups. Top scoring playground earns its name on a trophy presented by the Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic
Therederick High School
Th Frederick Business and Professional Women
Weather Summary for August Precipitation and Temps
The report notes none of yesterday’s 24 hour precipitation ending 6:30 am. August totals show 0.03 inches to date with August normal 3.81 inches and actual 4.? inches. A deficit in 1947 August is 2.45 inches. High yesterday and last year, low last night and year-ago unspecified. Sun sets at 8:18 pm, sun rises 6:14 am, moon rises 11:21 pm, moon sets 11:32 pm. Rivers. Monocacy cloudy at Buckeystown Dam, Potomac clear on VA side, cloudy on Maryland side at Point of Rocks.
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Bucketstown Dam
Potomac
Virginia
Maryland
Point of Rocks
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Trego
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Samuel ©. Brown, Jr
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West Patrick Street
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Marion
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Stanley Davis
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M. R._ Etchison and Son
Robert A. Bennett
Board of Election Supervisors
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Little Rock
Ark
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Jefferson
George Robert, Jr
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Harry F. Himes
Doris Myers
Ross Myers
Johnsville
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Earl E. Zeigier
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