Boyle In Korea By Den Whitehead ForMAL BOYLE
War correspondent Den Whitehead writes from Korea about becoming a grandfather, meeting a frustrated soldier, and spotting a white rabbit in the camp. He details family joy from Ruth’s birth, his pride as the only grandpappy among the writers, and a humorous scene with Marines and a radio outage during a Phillies Dodgers game.
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Formal Boyle
Korea
Ruth
Phillies
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phils
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
Pravda cites U S Korea action as mask for Far East aggression
The Pravda piece argues the United States uses the Korea situation to justify broader aggression in the Far East. It questions Moscow's motive, notes Americans may soon inflict new actions, and suggests Formosa as the risk point. The article speculates on Molotov and Mao coordinating moves against Formosa with the U S Seventh Fleet ready to respond.
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Sree
Moscow
Pravda
Ite
United States
Far East
Korea
Kremlin
U. S
Russia
Formosa
U. S Seventh Fleet
Mao Tzetung
Training School on Flower Arrangements Planned Thursday
A 4-H Girls' Club leaders and members training school on flower arrangements will be held Thursday at the extension service conference room on East Church street. Mr T Stuart Haller of the Garden Club of Frederick will lead with Garden Club members assisting. sessions run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a lunch, student projects, and a closing flower film.
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East Church Street
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Aug 21 1900
Capt David Kailor longtime Frederick resident dies at his daughter Mrs George Koogle s home on West Third Street aged 98 He once ran a Middletown wool business and organized the Mohawk Company of 102 men during the Mexican War The Spanish cannon dedication Defenders Day parade set for Sept 12 at 11 am Oliver A Hoffer reports a new wind pump on his farm Prof E C Shepherd advertises boys school opening first Monday in September in City Hall Mrs Henry Hahn and Miss Clara Zimmerman show night blooming cereus plants on East Patrick Street
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David Kailor
Frederick
George Koogle
West Third Street
Middletown
Mexico
Mohawk Company
Andrew Jackson
Broad Run
Oliver A. Hoffer
E. C. Shepherd
City Hall
Henry Hahn
East Patrick Street
Clara Zimmerman
Fires Keep Brunswick on the Jump in August 1936
Twenty years ago four fires within twelve hours rattled Brunswick, burning a Wheatland Virginia building and a Brunswick-area barn. The Maryland National Guard First Infantry won rifle matches, with Manehower leading scores. A special city radio investigator worked with the Mayor and Radio Commission.
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Brunswick
Wheatland
Brunewick
First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Large Amounts of Blood Are Needed
The Red Cross issued an urgent appeal for large blood donations to support Korea and expanded armed forces. It urged all Americans to donate, noting Korean needs have been met by volunteers in Japan and that excess supplies will be stockpiled for plasma and other derivatives for military use.
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Washington
Red Cross
Korea
Japan
Red Soldiers Jailed For Disturbing Peace
An intelligence officer at General MacArthur's headquarters explained to 10 correspondents that he was puzzled about the Seventh Red division. He said he would place it on the south coast, noting 19 or 20 prisoners from that division in jail at Pohang on the east coast, far from the 120 mile battle line. The officer snapped when asked if they were in Pohang jail, saying they were jailed for disturbing the peace.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Pohang
Princess Margaret Rose Turns Twenty Still a Spinster
Balmoral Scotland Aug 21 Princess Margaret Rose marks her 20th birthday still unmarried, defying antiquated lore that a Glamis Castle birth guarantees early marriage. Stonington Conn Aug 21 Graffith Bailey Coale Baltimore born naval artist dies at 59 after living in Stonington for about 30 years. An airplane traveling 426 miles per hour or more outruns a bullet in speed comparison.
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Balmoral
Scotland
Margaret Rose
George VI
Elizabeth
Glamis Castle
Stonington
Conn
Graffith Bailey Coale
Market Prices For Wheat Barley and Buttered Corn
Wheat prices per bushel listed with barley and corn figures in the market prices column. The note shows bid and offer ranges for the commodities and indicates slight fluctuations in the day’s trading. Prices reflect standard grain market quoting conventions used by the era.
Renegotiation sought to curb war profits
Washington Daybook reports Ways and Means examining contract renegotiation as an alternative to excess profits tax. Causes include unstable pricing, war specific goods without fair pricing, and volume increases lowering unit costs. NAM wary. many congressmen favor on-book options. Eight inductions planned Martinsburg area.
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Reed Slaine
Washington
Ways and Means Committee of the House
National Association of Manufacturers
Air power in Korea centers on carrier based support
Washington reports that virtually all air support for ground troops in Korea is provided by planes operating from U S Navy aircraft carriers. Ground bases are far away in Japan limiting bombs and time over targets. carriers offer mobile bases with in-flight refueling and ammunition. Coordination between sea based tactical air, Marine and Army units has aided a rapid front line advance, with napalm and close air support enhancing ground operations. More sea based air is on the way, while fuller land bases are developed to integrate air force planes for inland pushes.
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Washington
Korea
U. S. Army Infantry
U. S. Navy
Japan
Church
Earch
America
House
Armed Services Committee
Marine Corps
Aviaton
U.S. Army
Carriera
Navy
24Th Division
U. S. Air Force
Senior 4-H Club Campfire Wednesday Hosts From Seven Counties
Seven counties will be represented by 4-H members at the annual Sever Club campfire to be held Wednesday evening at 8 30 o clock at the home of Gt Edgar Roklerud Walkersville Frederick county hosts guests from Montgomery Howard Washington Carroll Harford and Baltimore counties More than a hundred persons are expected The ritual period will induct Frederick 4-H members who turned 16 in the past year A candlelight service and lighted tapers will conclude with a watermelon feast chaired by William Howard Jr and a committee including Paul Spurrier Catharine Roderick and Leo Duvall
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Sever Club
Edgar Roklerud
Walkersville
Frederick County
Montgomery
Howard
Washington
Carroll
Harford
Baltimore
Frederick 4-H
William Howard, Jr
Paul Spurrier
Catharine Roderick
Leo Duvall
State Flag Puzzle Prompts Mixed States and Symbols
A scrambled OCR page lists clues and answers about state symbols, flags, geography, and misc terms. It includes phrases like Panhandle State and references to chemical symbols, inscriptions, and common nouns, implying a puzzle or crossword style item from a historical newspaper page.
Puzzle Answer Incomplete Word Pair List Lae
A compact word puzzle fragment presents clues and partial fills such as Lae or Answer to Previous Puzzle Lae or 23 Type size 42 Dismounte 25 This state 43 Donated supplies much 44 Hebrew measure 32 Mistreats 45 Negative 1 93 State of mind 48 Jewel 35 Alleviation 50 Past 36 Young bird of 52 Cerium prey (symbol) 41 Rodents 53 Bone.
Dr Seagrave Held in Rangoon Jail on Suspected Aid
Burmese officials say Dr Gordon S Seagrave the American physician famed for serving Burma is held on suspicion of aiding Karen rebels. No charges have been filed and he will face a Burmese court. He is reportedly confined in an undisclosed Ratienar jail as tensions rise over tribal fighting. In Sydney, Betty Sara’s quadruplets born after 50 hours of labor are reported in good health. Alison Phillip Judith Mark weigh unspecified and are among the newborns named by their English war bride mother and her former Australian Air Force husband.
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Cha Hope
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Hope
OPA
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Inaf
Cliff Hope
Rangdon
Burma
Gordon S Seagrave
Seagrave
Ile
Heme
Ratienar
Sydney
Australia
Betty Sara
Percy
Alison
Phillip
Judith
Mark
Veterans benefits for Korea era draftees explained
Washington discusses current veterans benefits for men entering the armed forces since July 25, 1948. It outlines National Service Life Insurance up to 10,000, disability pay varying by service area, job restoration rights, and hospital care at Veterans Hospitals. It notes most benefits mirror World War II, but some are limited for nonservice connected or peacetime cases and war veterans.
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James Marlow Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Korea
Veterans Administration
Congress
National Service Life Insurance
Veterans Hospitals
Teaching Staffs For Carroll County Named
Carroll county teacher appointments include Taneytown High School with Principal George N. Shower and vice principal Helen Bankard, Taneytown Elementary led by Stanley Stahl, and Charles Carroll Junior High with Robert Unger as principal. Other posts list numerous teachers and music instructors across Sykesville, Winfield, New Windsor, and Harney schools, detailing names and roles in a long staffing notice.
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Carroll County
Taneytown High School
George N. Shower
Urith R. Shipley
Helen Bankard
Paul Beale
James Brammer
Maria Carl
Mary K. Golden
Evelyn D. Lynch
Adelaide MacDonald
Catherine Myers
Madeline Myers
Bart Norman
Charles Shook
Calvin Seitz
Estella Yingling
Kenneth Sampson
Taneytown
Stanley Stahl
Marjorie B. Case
Frances B. Crawford
Betty Gass
Ellen Jordan
Esther Koutz
Alberta Lanier
Novella Phillips
Ruth Senseney
Margaret Shreeve
Louise Eckard
Tansey Stonesifer
Harney
Clara Devilbiss
Charles Carroll Junior High
Robert Unger
Charles Cather
Louise Fillion
Mildred Harris
Clara Kineman
Jeanne Meeker
Mabel Price
Leon Swart
Myrle C. Beck
Dolores Tunker
Maggie Wentz
Martha Bill
Sykesville
Grace Riley
Helen Amoss
Kathryn Anders
Molly Bowers
Ruth Frizzell
Elizabeth Hall
Margaretta McCoy
Harriet Trout
Mary Ada Twigg
Jeanne ML
Winfield
Lionel Yohn
Mary Jane Beck
Ruth Gosnell
Winifred Harrison
Margaret Norwood
Mary Jane Newman
Sarah Williams
New Windsor High School
Gilbert Martin
Edna Bell
Hazel Bennighot
Mary Frances Copenhaver
Suzanne Hall
the Jones
Helen Kerns
James Redmond
Virginia Sanders
Grayson Shank
Lois Silverberg
John Vodenicker
Martha Bil
Inet
New Windsor
Ivy
School Staff Listings for Three Schools Named
A roster of administrators and teachers across Elmer Wolfe High School Elmer Wolfe Elementary Mount Airy High School Mount Airy Elementary and Johnsville Colored Elementary lists principals vice principals and staff including Elmer Wolfe and Quin tin Earhart with several named teachers and assistants such as Mrs Helen Carey Mrs Emily Miller Mrs Rebecca Harman Mrs Mary Virginia Roop and Mrs Olivia Bankett plus Kersey Jones Helen Butler Melvin Doneary and others from the cited institutions.
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Elmer Wolfe
Grayson Shank
Olivia Bankett
Mary Ann Cranmer
Margaret Green
Elsie G. Murray
Della Rickell
Edward Seemer
Ethel S. Welker
Mount Airy High School
Quintin Earhart
William Allenberg
Louise Brown
Barbara Guise
Richard Houck
Mary Louise Ireland
William D. Mitchell
James Musselman
Robert Sprague
William Tomlinson
Justa Thomas
Jean Somervell
Edgar Weigle
Amelia Yingling
Martha Bill
Helen Walker
Kathleen Sparling
Mount Airy
Frances Free
Pearl Bellison
Frances Jane Conaway
Betty Lou Day
Laura Day
Marguerite Dawson
Willa
Hearings On UMT To Start On Tuesday
Senator Tydings concedes Congress will likely not act this year on universal military training UMT. The Armed Services committee will open hearings tomorrow on a bill Secretary of Defense Johnson urged. The plan requires physically able men aged 17 to 20 to undergo six months of training followed by six months of active duty or reserve service.
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Washington
Tydings
D-Mt
Congress
Armed Services Committee
Defense Johnson
Senate
Truman Returns From Shangri-La Mountain Camp
President Truman returned from a weekend at Shangri La in the Catoctin Mountains Maryland. Aides noted warm Washington weather while the camp was cool this morning and like winter. Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret joined him at the camp on the trip.
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Washington
Truman
Shangri- la
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Catholic Dogmas Must Be Accepted by Pope Says
Pope Pius XII declares dogmas must be accepted and protected from error in a lengthy encyclical amid Protestant Catholic tensions over Marian dogma. The letter stresses safeguarding religious instruction and unity concerns rise with anticipated Marian assumption in body and soul. In a separate item, Foster Stine survives a near miss on Route 40 when a power shovel strikes him, requiring hospital treatment for a forehead wound.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Church of England
Movement For Christian Unity
Middletown
Sideling Mountain
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Route 40
Maryland
Foster Stine
Stine
Berkeley Springs
Truman urged to define broad aims in Korea and cold war
Washington pressure grows in Congress for President Truman to outline overall objectives in Korea and the wider fight against Communism. Senator H Alexander Smith says Defense Johnson will brief the Senate committee in a closed session on Europe’s military aims, but Smith urges a public wartime peace aims declaration to chart the nation’s course. Yale football great Major Frank B Butterworth, 179, dies at 22, after illness at his Hamden home. Serious car gear button warning noted.
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Congress
Truman
H. Alexander Smith
RWJ
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Smith
YALE
Hamden
Conn
Frank B. Butterworth
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