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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1951

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2

Army And Air Force Split Over Tactics

Fort Bragg August 23 An Air Force General declared the U S Air Force will not adopt Marine close support tactics praising Marine near front line air support as the best in the business He noted the Air Force has a broader mission and will keep Army level operational control He argued against splitting tactical aviation into small units and emphasized centralized artillery firepower behind infantry foxholes and the Marines’ foxhole viewpoint while respecting Marine capabilities.

Fort Bragg Air Force U.S. Air Force Fuers Korea W R. Wolfinbarger Army Air Force Wolfinbarger Ninth Tactical Air Force Piney

New Lions Club To Be Formed In County

A new Lions Club to include Buckeystown and Adamstown will be formed next Monday at 6 30 p m in the Adams town Grange Hall with about thirty charter members. Frederick Lions sponsor the effort led by President Charles W Magaha, who announced the possible name Carroll Manor Lions Club and noted an invitation to attend a Rotary Club meeting to hear William F Green of the AFL. The program featured a 35 minute film, Free Enterprise, by Anheuser Busch. There is no Lions meeting next week due to the annual family picnic at High Knob Gambull Park Thursday at 6 30 p m with Little League guests. attendance was light as many members were away.

Lions Club Buckeystown Adamstown Club Adamstown Grange Hall Frederick Lions Club Charles W. Magaha Francis Scott ‘Key Hotel Carroll] Manor Lions Club Frederick Lions Magaha Lions Rotary Club Wiliam F. Green American Federation of Labor Franklin N Shipley Anheuser- Busch Corporation High Knob Gambull Park Earl Remsberg

Lovettsville News Notes and Farm Group Meeting

Lovettsville updates include Mr Grant Harper of Waterford visiting Rosa Boger last week and Johnny Lindsey hosting 12 Loudoun County Young Farmers at his home. Edgar Phillips presided as the group voted to join the State Association while a watermelon feast concluded the gathering.

Lovettsville Grant Harper Waterford Rosa Boger Johnny Lindsey Loudoun County Young Farmers’ Association Edgar Phillips State Association of Young Farmers Francis Lindsey Tommy James Lindsey Pittsburgh Joyce Coughlin Lucketts

HAINES Shoes Promise Smart Prices For Students

Booth ad proclaims HAINES sells first quality footwear for boys and girls going to school. The copy touts value and thrift, claiming shoes help learning and economy. It advocates rubber wear and saving money, asserting HAINES makes wonderful prices possible.

Haines

Local family visits and school board actions noted

Uniele and aunt visit relatives in East Landsdown Pa. Mr and Mrs Earl and Fry host. Jasper Rickard family stay with Keisters while vacationing at Scotland Beach. Edith Bruin visits Purcellville. Loudoun school reports Mrs Jeffries declined Tome Economics. Mrs Griffith Pastnyck to teach Grade 1. Remodeling contract set at 0260 with fixtures 331 20. Thomas Kane named Lovettsville bus No 27 driver. Edward Rickard returns from Pensacola to funeral furlough. Capt and Mrs W Duncan visit Luckett family. Lusby pair and Luckett parents visit. Also Superfort crash near Randolph Air Force.

Edith Bruin Marie Yakey Purcellville Loudoun Jefferies Lovellsville Mary Griffith Pastnyck H. M Thomas Kane Lovettsville Edward Rickard Pensacola Fila Air Base W. Duncan New Haven Conn S Lee Luckett W. Lusby Arlington Luckett S A Luckett

Eight Parachutists Safe After Plane Crash Near Selma

All eight occupants parachuted safely after the aircraft caught fire in the traffic pattern at 1,500 feet near Selma on the Austin San Antonio highway. The plane crashed in a haystack fire about 5 45 pm BST. Randolph spokesmen had earlier said some might be missing. later an air base spokesman confirmed all aboard were accounted for and taken to the base hospital for checks.

Selma Austin-San Antonio Randolph

Canners Ceilings Announced By OPS

The Office of Price Stabilization set ceilings for 16 additional fruit vegetable and berry products in the 1951 pack. The move may raise some grocery prices while lowering others and OPS pledged no substantial overall retail price change. New rules cover canned lima beans snap beans beets carrots sweet corn tomatoes and tomato juice plus nectar formulas plums prunes berries figs grapes freestone peaches and pears. Ceilings take effect September 1 or earlier at the packer’s option.

Washington Office of Price Stabilization OPS Packer

Lydia Pinkham products promise relief for change of life

Advert sees comfort from heat waves and nervousness in middle life. Claims Lydia Pinkham compound and tablets produced relief in tests and many women report benefit. Urges readers to try based on medical evidence and experience.

Lydia Pinkham

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