Spy Probe O. K. If Lid Is Put On Politics
Washington report on the House Un American Activities Committee probes. GOP leaders push to make anti communism a campaign issue while Democrats resist sensational hearings and seek fair proceedings. Executives sessions see clashes over witnesses and the Bentley case.
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Peter Edson
Washington
NEA
Acties
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Karl Mundt
North Dakets
John RlcDowell
Pennsylvanis
Richard M. X Nixor
California
Richard Vail
Hors
GOP
John Wood
Georgia
John Rankin
Mississippi
J. Hardin Peterson
F. Edward Hebert
Lousiana
Clarence Brown
Onto
Brown
United States
U. S
UN- American Activities Committee
Truman
Un-American Acts Committee
Martin
New Deal
Rankin and Wood
White House
Democratic
Sam Rayburn
Hebert
Rayburn
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Alger Hiss
Elizabeth Bentley
Hiss
Bentley
Thomas
Robert E. Stripling
Bureau of Standards
Edward A. Conden
New Orleans States
New York
W Sr
Amer Magazine
House Un-American Ac Ses Committee
Emmitsburg Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Local residents from Emmitsburg and nearby towns recount weekend visits and social events. Baltimore guests, Philadelphia couples, and Virginia travelers are noted along with a wedding anniversary, a birth, and plans for an August 19 church social.
Woodsboro Wedding Party Listed for Durrow Nuptials
The Woodsboro Evangelical Reformed Church joined in a wedding ceremony for Br and Sirs Gorden P Durrow. Attendees included family members and friends from Emburg and Baltimore. Names of bridesmaids ushers flower girl and other relatives filled the page alongside notes on visits and travels of several attendees.
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Sirs
Gorden P. Durrow
Woodsboro
Marian
Miran Hawkins
Woodshboro
Hower
Adrian Shriner
Jane Thomas
Baltimore
Sies Nord
Souford
Phyllis Houer
Rebecca Jones
Ormond Dutraw
Frederick
Glenn Smite
Tanestoun
Sharretts Oland
Frederic
Taneytown Fire Department notes budget and events
At the Taneytown Volunteer Fire Department monthly meeting Doty Robb reported on the carnival held August 2 to 7 with proceeds reaching several thousand dollars. Chief Charles Baker noted no fire calls in the past month for the second straight month and announced a donkey softball game at the high school diamond on September 17.
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Taneytown
Doty Robb
Charles Baker
Baker
Violetsville
Calf starter aids milk supply for home and ship use
A scientific calf starter for dairymen is one way to increase the supply of milk and milk products for home use and for shipping.
Local Families Gather For Summer Visits In August
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Watkins welcomed relatives for an August 1 return home with their parents The gathering included Earl Alexander visiting Mrs John E Pollock at North Beach The Pollocks spend weekends there Guests on Saturday included Mrs Jack Schaun and her daughter Mrs Rufus Gilliam Mrs Beryl Grubbs and Miss Bibi Gieska all of Roy Lawrence Reid and two daughters from Philadelphia visited Miss Eutia Reid Also visiting with Mrs William Derloo is Mrs Jackley from Washington Donald Selby was given a birthday celebration on Saturday evening Aug 14.
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Ida Wolfe
Lancaster
Ray Topper
Charles Eckenrode
Charles J
College Park
Charles E Eckenrode
Raymond Topper
Raymond, Jr
Baltimore
Jrohe Ouens
Mary Lind
Owens
Burgess
Thornton Rodgers
Leo Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Lets Kelly
Alice Kelly
Donald Byard
Near Town
Annie Mo Warner Hospital
Ruki Rebert
Fairfield
Pa Ars Rebert
Emma Lingg
George Linge
Charles Harner
Camp Fire Girls Camp Visit At Triangle Va
A brief social note records stays and visits: Rev and Mrs James P Kerr stayed at the Camp Fire Girls camp in Triangle Virginia. On Aug 12 they visited Mr and Mrs Edward D Lewis in Sykesville. On Aug 9 about thirty guests celebrated Miss Maude Higgins birthday at Gaithersburg with local guests including Mrs Smith Hoyle Rev and Mrs J P Kerr and daughter Lois.
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Camp Fire
Triangle
James P. Kerr
Edward D. Lewis
Sykesville
Oscar Fulks
Gaithersburg
Maude Higgins
Boyds
Smith Hoyle
J. P Kerr
Lois
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
A reflective piece argues life issues are often treated as patches to suit convenience. It uses Napoleon and Bourbon symbols to show how people alter loyalties, friendships, morals, and religion with social advantage and movement. The essay notes some cling to sewn symbols rather than core beliefs.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. C
Issles
Paris
Napoleon
Elba
Pars
Ying
Babson Newspaper
Anglican leaders call for world disarmament and limits on war
London Aug. 17 UP The Anglican Church’s leaders urged world disarmament and restraint on armaments in a Lambeth Conference report. They warned war may be deemed the lesser evil and urged nations to limit sovereignty to avoid armed conflict, and to refrain from using atomic energy in warfare. The five week gathering of 229 archbishops and bishops from around the world produced conclusions on postwar issues and general redution of arms while preserving police power until goals are achieved.
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London
Lambeth Conference
Supreme Authority
Indi
War as Lesser Evil Acknowledged by Nations and Individuals
The remark notes that sometimes both nations and individuals face a choice where war is deemed the lesser evil. It reflects on moral calculations guiding when armed conflict becomes unavoidable under pressure or necessity.
Caprice Defined as Sudden Mood Shift and Whim
A daily vocabulary note defines caprice as a sudden unreasonable change of mood or opinion, a whim. It explains pronunciation ka-pres with a as in ask and notes a common mispronunciation error.
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Sereca
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Automobile Equipment Automobile Service
Emmitsburg
Jack Crumlish
John A Roddy
Sodality
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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Earl Doub Ot
Winchester
Mass
Frank W. Weant
Anna Rowe
Richmond
Carsie
Elizabeth Rowe
Herbert Roger
Natural Bridge
Wlamsburg
Tennessee
John F. Kelly
Marie Rosensteen
Joseph Click
Liz
Sandy Murdoca
Westminster
Lilly
Pelphia
Frances Muller
St. Joseph College
Mee Brook Herring
Rebecca Norris
Lumen Norris
Helen Wachter
Mae Rowe
Robert Gillelan
Mac Rowe
Walter Peppler
Braddock Heights
Frank Summers
Hanover
W. H Rhodes
E L Annan, Jr
New Castle
E. L Annan
Helen Frailey
C¢ G Fraieyv
Emburg
New Friends Creech Chiuren
Puth Gillelan
Rhoda Gullelan Rude
Mof Shut
W. Thomas Bol Shindiedecker
Rece
Hameburg
Samuel Onier
Chiewge
Edwin Ohier
Doris Peppler
Aridie Bruce Patterson
Robert Stifter
Fa Markwood Ramsburg
A. Bowers
Bethesda
Durr Honey
Bamore
James Werking
Robert Sufler
Fallston
Carl Thorns
Ho Ir. Breadr
George Il Simore
Baker Selby
Meyers
Rockville
John
Evelyn Burdette
Katherine Selby
Cyoy Neal
J. P. Kerr
Neal
Alie Heisler
Eeei Heisler
Hiltner-Roecike Studio
Driggist
Colton Manor
Atlantic Citt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Boardwalk
Tae
Pau Am
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Gis North Market ST
DODGE
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Frederick. MD
Rome
Une
Bennet
Church
OLD Reading
Ctan
Blsevery, Inc
Reading, PA
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Landis Machine Co
Waynesboro, MD
Coats
Shipley’s
Sport
N. Market St
Neu Yoirets
Gulbransen
Shefield
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrik St
Gabardine
Gilbert
North Market ST
Radio Ad Ms
Owpatrick ST
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