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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1947

Page

4

Navy Reclaims Speed Record With Skystreak Flight

The United States regains the air speed record as Commander Turner Caldwell flies the D-358 Skystreak at Muroc Lake California. He averages 640.7 miles per hour on a standard course, surpassing the British Gloster Meteor and marking a swift U S comeback after 24 years. The feat follows Col Albert Boyds 623 mph POOR Shooting Star run at the same site.

United States Albert Boyd U. S. Army Muroc Lake California Navy Turner F. Caldwell Navy Douglas

Chain letters flourish in hard times and marriages blamed

The piece cautions that swindlers push chain money letters during good times, recalling a 1920s surge. It then critiques husbands pressing wives to meet impossible ideals, demanding perpetual cheer, beauty, thrift, and devotion, while offering little appreciation.

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

Grist mill of Mr A Z Zentz near Thurmont burned after a spark from the smokestack. boiler exploded. Four mills within four miles burned in seven years. The Crack Fifth Regiment baseball club of Baltimore lost 4 2 to Frederick before about 1 000. Eddie Beatin pitched for Frederick. Dor sey Robinson excelled in fielding and baserunning. A street piano wagon drew attention on Market Street. Sugar corn at 5 cents a dozen ears. Lima beans 6 cents a box. tomatoes 5 cents per half peck. chickens 25 cents each. Agricultural Society board plans the October fair October 19–22. catalogues ready.

A Z. Zentz Thurmont Frederick Eddie Beatin Dorsey Robinson Market Street Board OF Managers the Agricultural Society

Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

A water main break at West Pat- Tick street spurred surface flow toward the bridge. County Agent Shoemaker said the Japanese beetle pest had not yet reached the county though it appeared in Adams County nearby. Thurmont’s Lester Damuth fractured a ankle sliding into a base during a county league game vs Emmitsburg, rushed to Frederick City Hospital. About 500 watched the city’s first water carnival events with Frank James winning the boys junior freestyle, Paul Kreh intermediate, James Houck senior, Helen Michael junior girls, Anna Albaugh intermediate girls, and Houck the diving contest.

Pat- Tick Bentz Henry R. Shoemaker Adems County Lester Damuth Thurmont Emmitsburg Frederick City Hospital Frank James Paul Kreh James Houck Helen Michael Anna Albaugh Houck

Weddings Yost and Dawson Seal Berkeley Springs Union

Charles R Yost and Frances R Dawson of Berkeley Springs Va were wed Aug 23 at 4 30 PM at the home of the officiating clergyman Rev S R Weybright of the Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren The couple were unattended and will reside in Berkeley Springs where the groom is employed. Grace K Best and Gordon B Fischer wed Aug 16 at St Pauls Episcopal Mayville N Y Rev Robert R Spears Jr officiated the double ring ceremony The bride wore white and carried two white prayer books with a white shower bouquet. matron of honor was Mrs Alfred Morse and best man was George Dunn Jr Following the ceremony a reception was held at a Mayville inn. Barbara Jefery and Clinton Fisk Wells engaged. wedding planned Sept 14 at the bride home. Ruth Edna Zinn and Daniel Franklin Harman Jr were married Aug 23 at 6 PM at Taneytown by Rev Edmund P Welker. The aqua street length dress and white accessories described.

Yost—Dawson Charles R. Yost Frances R Dawson Berkeley Springs le Va Detour S. R Weybright Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren Yost Alfred Morse George Dunn Olean N. Y Mayville Telfair Bowie Derisett Sellman Barbara Jefery Clinton Fisk Wells Je. Ison C. F. Wells Brookmont Palo Alto Calif iPoolesville Maryland Alexander Mae Grieder California South Pacific George Washington University University of Maryland Harman Zinn Ruth Edna Zinn Calvin P. Zinn

Washington Daybook on Greece policy and U S roles

Confidential messages show Dwight Griswold could end Greek political feuding. Britain pushes a pro London monarchy in Athens while US aims to rebuild Greece. The piece also notes internal State Department tensions and a panorama of postwar political jockeying in Washington and abroad.

Tris Coffin Washington, D. C State Department Dwight Griswold U. S Greece Athens Burt British Foreign Office U.S London Balkans Mediterranean Europe United States

Price fixing and wage costs cited in DoJ probe

Washington argues that price levels are driven by wage costs across industries, not conspiracies. The piece critiques labor exemptions and calls for broader inquiries into how farming supports and overseas demand influence prices, urging careful policy to balance supply and demand.

Washington Department of Justice Supreme Court Congress Senate Committee On Economic Affairs

Rice Reunion at Mountaindale Park Draws Large Family Gather

The second Rice reunion held on August 3 at Mountaindale Grove drew a large gathering of relatives. A basket lunch followed a program featuring readings, songs, prayers, and addresses by Arthur and Rev. Clay Rice. Prizes honored the oldest attendee, longest and shortest marriages, and youngest baby, with many Rice family members listed as present. Officers were elected, and next year’s reunion was set for the first Sunday in August.

Mountaindale Grove C. C. T. Stull Arthur Rice Aaron Rice Stull Ruth Stull Fern Rice Rice June Rice Clay Rice George Rice Charles A. Rice Eugene Rice Sharon Moser William C. Rice Marion Rice Lamar Rice Calvin Rice Paul Rice Ralph E Maurice C Francis E. Sarah L Femn N Irene C. Rice Emmett Erma Ernest Rice and Airs Oscar Rice Glen Rice Hermad Rice Willie Sharon Rice Earl J. Rice Grace Mary Doris Richard Jerry Rice Glenn Meredith Rice Arnold Rice Ada Rice Pauli W. Rice Paul W. Rice, Jr Fern Jamée Rice Eli Rice Anna Mae Richard Rice Eddie Rice Charles H. Rice Paul Stull Nancy Stull Marcelon Gloria June Bobby Stull Herman Fogie Irene Fogle John Dubie Richard Dubie Joyce Fogle Maxine Fogie Gerald Dubie Larry Dubie Nannie Hewith Harry Linton Ira Ausherman Delores Ausherman John Eaton Joyce Barbarateen Sherry Eaton Charles Geisinger Joella Lee Harvey Leo Mackensie Howard Baker Benjamin Kaneée S. A. Crabbs Charles C. F. Stull Emma Haller Norman Haller Norman L Haller Wilbur Haller Earl Lenhart

Myasthenia Gravis Diagnostic Use of Prostigmine

Doctor explains difficulty swallowing as a common symptom of myasthenia gravis and how prostigmine aids diagnosis and treatment. Dr Henry Viets reports 175 cases at Massachusetts General Hospital noting swallowing difficulty as an early sign in 20% and that symptoms can fluctuate with rest.

Henry R. Viets Journal of the American Medical Association Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Br. Viets

Go To Country For Safety Babson Says

Babson argues for rural settlement as a safety measure amid postwar starvation and unrest across Europe. He cites conditions in England Germany France Poland and the Balkans contrasting urban decline with Japan where rural living proves relatively better, urging Americans to move to the countryside for security and self sufficiency.

Roger W. Babson Lake N. Y New York City England Gentina China U. S France Paris Germany Hovever Belgium Holland United Nations Statisticians Poland Balkans Balkan Europe Japan Hiroshima Babson Jaman Truman MacArthur United

Side Glances on Life and World Tensions

The column critiques lingering indulgences and consumerism while the world starves. It argues that voluntary restraint is needed, warning that without it the world may unite against the self satisfied, blaming religion for guiding a more humane path amid smug excess.

Riley Europe Copyright Pub. Financial Bureau Inc

Bolivar Bride Is Wed in Washington Church Ceremony

Miss Lita Lee Edmondsen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Edmondsen married Galfardo Salvati of Russelton Pa in a candlelight ceremony Saturday at Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church Washington Rev A M Warner officiated The couple will reside in Washington where the groom works as a neuropsychiatric technician and the bride plans to graduate from Lucy Webb Hayes Training School for Nurses at Sibley Hospital.

Jean Clabaugh Bolivar Ruth Fetherholf Roland Roggen Sack Hay McCaully William Langley Georgetown Lucy Webb Hayes Sibley Hospital Naval Medical Center Bethesda Salvati Washington J. L. Mills Brunswick G. E. Webb L. S. Pritchard C. W. Wolfe Camp Hill J. J. Steinbrann Westey Langemak Chicago Charles Henry Colegate Harpers Ferry Cumberland W. T. Hughes Robert Arthur

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