Peace plan in Korea sparks volley between Austin and Malik
The United States and UN envoy Warren Austin push for a united free Korea with democratic elections and UN aid, while Russia and Jacob Malik denounce the plan as a smoke screen and insist the UN must hear both sides before ending fighting. Moscow claims peace is Russia's aim, while the United States says it is resisting obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Warren Austin
Kerea
Russia
Jacob Malik
Austin
Korea
Soviet Union
Malik
Ron
North Korea
Kotes
Rossia
The Cold Search for a Cure of the Common Cold
The article notes ongoing medical efforts to uncover cold causes and cures, highlighting atomic research at Oak Ridge producing radio-active phosphorous that alters infected chicken embryos. Johns Hopkins scientists seek to learn implications, including speeding embryo experiments and reducing human testing, with hopeful prospects for conquering the common cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Laboratories
Oak Ridge
Johns Hopkins University
Local items from the Aug 23 1900 column recounts
A four horse wagon loaded with coal broke down on the F M Railroad tracks on East Patrick Street, blocking traffic until unloaded. Opera House manager F J Rhodes appoints staff including G Mantz Rhodes as assistant manager and Roy Ruland as chief usher. J Frank Pampel and Charles Lambright depart for Washington to enter races tonight. Wm K Birely Co wins poultry prizes at Southern Maryland Fair in Upper Marlboro. Prof Bion Firestone of East Church Street spends a few weeks at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Partick Street
F J. Rhodes
Opera House
G. Mantz Rhodes
Roy Ruland
Chas. Wilson
Wm Conway
John McCauley
Edw. Keefer
Wm. Hahn
Webster Heck
Geo
W. Kolb
Lewis BE. Adams
J. Eberts
John Poole
Leo Weinberg
Geo Poole
J. Frank Pampel
Charles Lambright
Washington
Maryland
Upper Marlboro
Wm. K. Birely and Company
Bion Firestone
East Church Street
Atlantic City
N. J
Twenty Years Ago Local News From The Column
Weather failed to bring rain with a high of 72 degrees and Fishing Creek dam level fell to 27 feet 1 inch. Investment broker Claude Clary died at Frederick City Hospital at 33 after a brief illness. White Way planned for Market Street to Street and West Pat Street to College Avenue. County drought measures discussed with state officials and Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Creek Dam
Raude
Clary
Frederick City Hospital
Yor Culler
Roks In Korean Front Lines Adopt Irish Nicknames
Radio from Korea reports South Korean troops joining U S units with Irish nicknames under the banner of patriotism. The 8th Army notes rapid Rok integration into American outfits, led by Lt Col Peter Clainos. Rok soldiers train with GI buddies, share meals, and learn to fight as one force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal “Oyle
Korea
U. S
Republic of Korea
United Nations
VU. S. Tth Cavalry Regiment
Kim Hwan Row
Kimmie O'Toole
Reilly
Hak Choo Kang
Ryan
Kilroy
Erin
Notre Dame
Clainos Clouters
Peter D. Clainog
Manchester
Western Front
Naktong River
Eighth Army
Clainos
Soo Whar Chung
Soo
Tungsten carbide shells and postwar politics in Washington
Washington Daybook discusses armor piercing shells tipped with tungsten carbide and how the shaped charge improves against hard Russian armor. It notes historical use against German tanks in Africa, then shifts to Senator McCarthy and a backfire threat from the Hardy Subcommittee probing REA management amid debates over public power versus private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Buaine
Washington
Ordnance Corps
Rommel
Africa
United States
Korea
Europe
Hardy
House Committee
Dmyntown
Rural Electrification Administration
South
Virginia
Porter Hardy
REA
Henry Jackson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Congress
Globe Syndicate
Truman faces GOP swing as Korea war shapes politics
Washington column argues President Truman is shaped by horse sense and political necessity. It contends the nation blames the administration for Korea’s debacle, risking a Republican Congress unless new faces and cabinet changes restore confidence. Possible reshuffles include Vinson onward and Eisenhower leadership if national crisis warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Korea
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mr. Trueman
Justice Vinson
Dean Acheson
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
Acheson
Vinson
Mr. Vinson
Moscow
Gordon Gray
Army
Defense
Louis Johnson
Great Britain
Bradley
Europe
Eisenhower
America
Columbia University
Miss Prall Believed To Be In Greece
Miss Oniea Prall Hood College professor on leave to teach in Greece sails from New York August 3 on the S S LaGuardia. Her calm abroad brings ties to Dr Olive I Reddick and OSS veterans, with Fulbright work in Athens to set up home economics education, amid Greece’s housing squeeze and high rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
U. S
Oniea Prall
Hood College
Greece
S. LaGuardia
New York
Olive I. Reddick
Hood
U. S. Office of Strategic Services
India
Local names surface in partial notice list
The fragment lists Thelma Moser and many others including Sharon Barbara and Judy Hoyer along with Glen Billy Alma Mover Dawn Glenna Penny Butta Haya Rebecca and Darlene Moser Harold Wise Ray Piper as present in an incomplete notice, indicating a community directory or obituary fragment with multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Moser
Petersville
Leon Moser
Blessing Boyer
Herman Boyer
Leonard Boyer
John Moser
Walter Thrasher
Glen Butts
Charles Wise
Andrew Maught
Douglas Piper
Hilda Moser
Roy Maught
Ella Moser
Wilmer Moser
Eugene
Bruce Boyer
Barbara
Patsy
Gary
Richard Moser
Joyce
Junior
Carol Ann Boyer
Walter
Elwood Thrasher
Austin
Harold
Thelma Moser
Sharon
Judy Hoyer
Glen Billy
Alma Mover
Dawn
Glenna
Penny Butta
Haya
Rebecca
Darlene Moser
Harold Wise
Ray Piper
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
A meditation on reliable time and moral discipline compares electric clocks to divine power. If set rightly, both will stay on course, as God’s law guides thoughts to right acts. The piece urges steady adherence to high standards and unbroken divine power. Meets at Ocean City announces a Maryland farm equipment meeting at George Washington Hotel Ocean City Md August 26 and 29. Resigns Job reports Frank E Hook resigning from the Motor Carriers Claims Commission due to unpaid work. Hotel rates up notes multiple Baltimore hotels raising rates or rents by 8 percent or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power House
Divine Power House
God
Ocean City
Clyde O. Koons
North Market Street
Maryland-Delaware-Virginia Farms Equipment Association
George Washington Hotel
Maryland Farm Equipment
Washington
Frank E. Hook
House
Michigan
Senate
Motor Carriers Claims Commission
Hook
Truman
Affluent shoplifter convicted in Los Angeles
Emanuel Maschetto, a 63 year old laborer, was found guilty by a municipal judge of stealing a can of soup and a can of condensed milk. He faces sentencing in September. Police noted he carried $6,886.03 in his pockets at the time. A separate statistic cites that over 36 percent of Canadian factory workers are employed in the textile industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Emanuel Maschetto
Maaschetto
Changes in Social Security programs outlined in Congress
The Nation Today relic: Congress made major revisions to the Social Security system, expanding coverage to 10 million more workers and detailing changes to old age, survivors, unemployment and public assistance programs. It notes tax adjustments starting 1951 and 1954, new eligibility rules for domestic workers and non-profits, and expanded child and crippled child aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Congress
Cath
Frederick Youth Touring England With Civil Air Patrol Cadets
A 17 year old Frederick boy Carmi Sayler and 24 CAP cadets tour England for three weeks sightseeing and aviation study. He arrived August 7 by air and enjoys Stratford on Avon Shakespeare sites. The group visits London St Pauls Westminster Abbey Tower of London Salisbury Bristol Oxford Shrewsbury North Wales Chester Belfast Edinburgh Glasgow. An exchange program sends British ATC cadets to the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carmi Sayler
England
Civil Air Patrol
Carmi
Motter Avenue
British Isles
Stratford-on-Avon
William Shakespeare
Stratford
Shakespeare
Ann Hathaway
Stratford-on- Avon
Trevor Matthews
Pennsylvania
Matthews
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
London
House of Commons
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
Salisbury
Bristol
Oxford
Shrewsbury
North Wales
Chester
Belfast
Ireland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Scotland
Britain
British Air Training Corps
Youth Commission chairmen named for Frederick County surveys
Frederick County Youth Commission chairwoman Mrs William Roderick announced the committee chairmen for upcoming surveys. Names include Dr C E Easterday on health, Warren Evans and Charles E Henson on education, Mrs Mary Lowe Smith and Mrs Helma H Bowers on recreation, Gertrude Smith on employment, Mrs Richard C Dutrow and Francis Connolly on troubled children, Capt Charles W Magaha on institutional care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Roderick
Frederick County, Youth Commission
C. E. Easterday
Warren Evans
Charles E. Henson
Mary Lowe Smith
Helma H. Bowers
Gertrude Smith
Charles McC. Mathias
John D. Shorrow
Richard C. Dutrow
Francis Connolly
Charles W. Magaha
Roderick
Mary Rhoads
Frederick High School
G. Bruce Douglas
ITT
White House
Washington
Maryland
U. N
New Books At Artz Library Update
New titles listed at Artz Library include Pillars of Maryland by Francis Sims McGrath a history of the state and notable families such as the Dulanys Footloose in Canada by Horace Sutton a lively illustrated guidebook Householder s Cyclopedia TA H Manly a practical home construction and repair manual Look Younger Live Longer by Gayelord Hauser a self improvement diet and personality guide The Stars Are Yours by J S Pickering an accessible star gazing tome and John Shellman Baer Natural History Collection invitations noted for an upcoming meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillars
Maryland
Francis Sims McGrath
Dulanys
Frederick
Canada
Horace Sutton
Householder
H. P. Manly
Gayelord Hauser
Hauser
Les
Lady Mead
Duchess of Windsor
J. S. Pickering
John Shellman Baer
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Melvin Reeder
North
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L. M. Reeder
Kenneth and
Kermit
Veniah Summers
Leonard Summers
Linda
Roscoe Shifler
Sandra
Boonsboro
Charles Reeder
Ronnie
Hagerstown
Floyd Reeder
Marlin
Sherman
Feagaville
Austin Reeder
Wayne and
Richard
Union Bridge
Robert Reeder
Faulton
Fred Otto
Sharpsburg
Hancock
Sarah Sigler
Washington Daybook
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
McCarthy
David Lawrence
Miss Prall
Seniar
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
Dolly Lawson
Melvin Palmer
Virginia Lee
Thomas Palmer
Alice Ann Liller
Tommy Fisher
Thelma Louise Wisner
Hetley Moore
Junior Stull
Terry Shinnick
Patrick Moore
WEDAT
Long Branch
Mortis Herman
Laura Colby
Earl L. Douglass
Baltimore
Mattie Hartman
Point of Rocks
Harry Burdette
Harry, Jr
Woodbridge
Annie Hill
Buckeystown
Austin Hartman
Betty
Brunswick
Claude Hartman
Claude, Jr
Robert Hartman
Robert, Jr
Charles Hartman
Charles
Frank Hartman
Carol Ann
Frank
H. C. Ayres
McLean
L. E. Carr
Fredda Wells
Kensington
D. W. Ayres
Lovettsville
Tommy Cardaugh
Donna Lee
Sherry Ann
Charles DeGrange
Connie
Fred Bodean
Annandale
H. E. Walker
Mary Low
Marguerite Mullians
Shirley Grams
Vassar
State U
Frederick Youth
Youth Commission
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