World peace via United Nations faces Kremlin tests
Analysis notes Russia’s return to the United Nations table signals a shift as Jacob Malik's Security Council moves hint that Moscow fears UN actions on Korea. The piece argues force and precedent set by UN getting involved could threaten Russian aims, framing a path toward world peace through multilateral action. Also covers Amvets convention attendees from Frederick and a fatal Air Force trainer crash at Andrews AFB near Washington.
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Russia
Ne Hons
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Kremlin
United Nations
China
Malik
Korea
Moscow
Lake Success
Local Items From The Colon Of The News Aug 19 1900
Fifty years ago in Frederick Maryland Troop A of the National Guard on a practice march from Pikesville to Capon Springs arrived and camped at the Fair Grounds with 22 in the detachment Archie Sands advance agent for Al G Fields Minstrel Company arranged for an August 28 City Opera House appearance The Post Office plans a private box mail deposit system due to star route living along routes Editorial notes praise Frederick water supply Plans to build a 200 room modern design hotel at Bolivar Heights near Harpers Ferry
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Maryland National Guard
Pikesville
Capon Springs
W. Va
Fair Grounds
Archie Sands
al G. Fields Minstrel Company
Frederick
City Opera House
Post Office Department
Bolivar Heights
Harpers Ferry
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Column Of The News
Approximately 100 people in the city and county had been immunized against typhoid fever in the last ten days, according to county health officer Dr. E C Kefauver. Police sought a hit run driver in a blue roadster who sidewiped a car on the Baltimore Pike east of New Market, injuring three Washington occupants and demolishing the vehicle. A colored farm hand was charged with starting a fire that destroyed EB J Hon's farm, causing loss. Other items note rising freight rates and tribal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E C. Kefauver
Baltimore Pike
Ew Market
Washington
Starti
EB. J. Honm
Inter
Radar Fence Quiet Around Nation Says Rivers
Washington Daybook reports Air Force testimony and Pentagon rebuttal on radar coverage. Rivers says radar absence is visible, while officials claim a continuous twenty four hour system hidden in silos towers beacons and ships extends protection coast to coast. Nearby notes reference McCarthy era prosecutions and a Wisconsin race featuring John and Harlan Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Blaine Washington
Air Force
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
South Carolina
L. Mendel Rivers
Rivers
Washington
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
South
Gulf States
Navy
Lide
Amise Lo
Boyle In Korea By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE reflects on the Korean War front, describing the reporter’s perilous routine, the drone of danger, and the shared bond with infantrymen. He contrasts front line exposure with returning to a safer billet, then notes local civic notices about the Central W S C and a Negro Republican meeting.
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Hal Boyle
Korea
Battle over tax hikes for Korea war in Congress
In a tense session the House debates funding for the Korean War with expected discussions and possible close votes. Senior members are seen as complicit in delaying action while taxes are poised to rise to support the war effort.
Derr Silver Anniversary Party Highlights Local News
A surprise party honored Derr and Mrs. Derr on their 28th wedding anniversary near Frederick with gifts of silver linen and crystal. Attendees included family members from Germantown Buckeystown Walkersville and Alexandria. Other items note guests, travel, nursing school updates, weddings and engagements in the region.
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Derr
Harry §. Derr
Frederick
John Hargett
Wanley Hargett
Margaret
Anna Hargett
Germantown
Willis E. Derr
Anna Derr
David E. Derr
Katie Thomas
John Krantz
Charles King
Sarah
JoAnn King
Eugene Renn
Elizabeth Derr
Page of Social Notes from Hagerstown and Baltimore
A parade of local residents and visitors is listed as spending weekends in Allentown and attending events in Chicago. Notables include Agnes Garner, Ruth Freeman, Mary Lee, and Mary Holter among others from Maryland. The Mooseheart chapel opening, a million dollar project, leads the convention. A Middletown native, Albert C. Lutz, has become deputy district governor of Lions International Region 2. Births and visits are noted in Selbyville and Middletown communities.
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Agnes Garner
H. Stinson
Guy Baker
Richard Karner
D. L. Beegin
George Combs
Mary Lee
Harold Hoover
Hagerstown
Ruth Freeman
Louise Bowman
Frank Campbell
John Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Ruth Neighbours
Peninah McNair
Dolores
Saranna Miller
Betty Ann Hollinger
Sue Stingon
Albert C. Lutz
Moosic
Middletown
Lions International
Edmund Partridge
Scranton
Strategic Bombing Fails In Korea War Lessons
Washington commentary argues that massive B-29 bombing missions did not disorganize North Korean troops or stop their counteroffensives. It credits tactical aviation and ground forces as essential, noting neglect of air and naval arms in favor of strategic bombing. The piece calls for balanced military power across services.
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Washington
America
Korea
Congress
North Korea
United Press
War Zone
Lon
Naktong River
Waegwan
Associated Press
Waegwan and
Kunwi
United States
Europe
U. S. Air Force
Pacificasion
U. S. Ai Force
Ai Force
Local Couples Tie Off Wedding At Lewistown Hall
A white Bible bouqueted with rosés and baby's breath marked a Lewistown wedding as attendants chose each other. After a reception at the Lewistown community hall for Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmen and another at the Reeser home, the couples set off for a honeymoon in Atlantic City. Mr. Hoffman and Mrs. Hoffmen will live at 226 East Third Street, while Mr. Albaugh will reside at his groom’s parents’ home.
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Centennial Memorial Evangelical and United Brethren Church
Ella Mae Marsh
Harvey M. Marsh
Thurmont
Lloyd H. Hoffman
Lewis
N. Hoffman
Frederick
June A. Etzler
Gail Etzler
Thomas G. Albaugh
Guy Albaugh
Route 1
John H. Ness
Randolph Stun
Miss Marsh
Lewistown Community Hall
Hoffmen
Donald Reeser
Pleasant
Albaugh
Atlantic City
Mrs. Hoffman
East Third Street
Mrs. Albaugh
Married in Austria Miss Wannerer and Cpl Mullinix wed
The marriage of Miss Margaret Wannerer of Vienna Austria to Cpl Edward Lee Mullinix son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Mullinix Long Corner Howard County took place July 21 in Vienna Cpl Mullinix has served 40 years in the army and is currently stationed at an army post office
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Austria
Margaret Wannerer
Vienna
Edward Lee Mullinix
Herbert Mullinix
Long Corner
Howard County
Cpl
Mullinix
Reposkey Drives 163 In Eastern Open Rounds
Joe Reposkey, pro at Catoctin Country Club near this city, carded 163 for the first 36 holes of the Eastern Open at the Balti more Foint Pleasant course. He trailed leaders but shot an 85 for day one and a 78 or 72 pattern emerged. CarraMaster of Pikesville led at Catoctin after day one.
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Joe Reposkey
Catoctin Country Club
Foint Pleasant
Baltimore
Reposkey
Paris
CarraleMaster
Pikesville
Formre
Catoctin
Good Templars Hold Poplar Springs Meet
The 74th annual International Order of Good Templars Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Grand Lodge met at Poplar Springs near Lisbon on August 16 with Grand Chief Templar Samuel H. Gressitt presiding. Officers elected included Charles J. Fleming Grand Chief Templar Mrs. Floyd S. Moxley Grand Vice Templar Eleanor M. Fleming Grand secy treas Matthew Pickett Grand Chaplain Samuel H. Gressitt PGC Ti Raymond E. Fleming Grand Marshal J Raymond Schmidt GSL W Washington Prof Wm Paul Walker GSEW and Dorsie G Richardson GSB. The session endorsed Sunday saloon closings, heard reports of increased temperance work, observed a memorial service for two deceased members, and closed with an annual banquet featuring Rev J Frank Whitt of Howard County and Dr. Edward S. Dunford of the Temperance League of America.
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International Order of Good Templars
Maryland
Grand Secy.-Treas
Matthew Pickett
Samuel H. Gressitt
Raymond E. Fleming
J. Raymond Schmidt
Washington
Wm. Paul Walker
Dorsie G. Richardson
G. 8
J. W
J. Frank Whitt
Howard Courtly
Edward 8. Dunford
The
Temperance League of America
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U. S. Navy
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Palisades
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Taneytown
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Douglas Aircraft, Inc
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Lenore
Falcraft, Pa
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Trail Avenue
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North Wilbraham
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Eugene
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William Henhline
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