Conversation between wives and husbands proves elusive
The piece notes that many American wives feel unheard by their husbands despite gifts and offspring. It cites varied male views on listening, suggests two sentences that would satisfy wives, and ends with a police report: Claudie Gardner, colored of Frederick, charged with intoxication and jailed under $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral Boyle
New York
Charity
Claudie Gardner
Frederick
Sergt. Potts
Carty
Marriage popularity rises as census shows trend
Census data from 1950 reveals 74.8 million married Americans, 67 percent of those over 14. That share compares with 54 percent sixty years earlier, suggesting marriage remains central as immigration wanes and generations marry earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beleve
Hfe
Broadway
New Theory Links Baldness and Gout to Child Sex
A researcher in Rome claims a link between bald men and more boys and gouty men with more girls, based on statistical patterns of children affected. She ties hair loss to male hormone levels and suggests occupations influence masculine traits, provoking skepticism about the theory and its implications for vanity and free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne E. Bersigin
Instituto de Statistiche
Rome
Institute
Sta- Visco
Eddie Cantor
Bing Crosby
Answers And Facts From A Noted Q And A Session
A compact Q and A roundup covers the Stella coin as a rare experimental four dollar piece from 1879 to 1880. It notes Alaska bald eagle protection debates and a two dollar bounty, Lincoln’s Black Hawk War service, U S population near 154 to 155 million, lithium as the lightest metal, and the term Trizonia describing three Western German occupation zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cegie
Alaska
Congress
Barn Fire Destroys Beall Farm Homestead
A barn on the Beall farm near Tramsville owned by Mrs. Lawrence R. Lee and tenanted by Edward Yaste was destroyed by fire while the Yaste family attended the Middletown picnic. A horse was rescued but several colts likely perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Tramsville
Lawrence R. Lee
Edward Yaste
Frederick County
Daniel Feigley
Market Street
Frederick
North Market Street
W. £. Staup
Zellers
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A budget call for expenditures of 297443.48 and a tax rate of 1 was set for the coming year by the Mayor and Aldermen. The Monocacy Battlefield Association may receive a 100000 federal appropriation toward converting the battlefield at Frederick Junction into a memorial park per the Frederick County Historical Society. Thurmont and Brunswick vie for Frederick County Baseball League lead with a Labor Day playoff at Brunswick. Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers warned of tougher penalties for drunken drivers after imposing 230 in fines and costs on two offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Camp Detrick Plans Busy Basketball Season At Post
Camp Detrick posts a busy basketball schedule with Lt Bill Pruitt inviting local and nearby installations Army Chemical Center Fort Meade Fort Belvoir Walter Reed Bolling Andrews Fields Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Holabird Carlisle Barracks Letterkenny Arsenal Indiantown Gap and Valley Forge to arrange home and home series. Season likely begins November. Also notes service member James J Beeby named Serviceman of the Week and various MOS changes, promotions, leaves and local social events at Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Bill Pruitt
Post
Army Chemical Center
Fort Meade
Fort Belvoir
Walter Reed Hospital
Bolling and Andrews Fields
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Fort Holabird
Carlisle Barracks
Letterkenny Arsenal
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Valley Forge General Hospital
Fort Myer
Detrick
Frederick County
Pruitt
Derricks
James J. Beeby
Topeka
Kans
Beeby
Navy
Capitol Catholic High School
Washburn Municipal University
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Bettie Marie Shook
Frederick
West Patrick St. Frederick
Pfcs
Joseph Clemente
Fred Schwarzman
New Jersey
Irving Bernstein
Chicago
Byron Leydecker
California
Middle
Far East
William Hann
PFC
Charles Mayfield
Jerry Fine
Joseph P. Ross
Arnold von der Lohe
Raymond Nichols
Donald W. Gerlitz
William J. Harrington, Jr
George E. Elgin
Ralph G. Bradley
James M. Kelly
Harold M. Trout
Trout
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Far East Command
Carl Jaworsti, Jr
Third Armored Division
Fort Knox
Fort George G. Meade
Lyle W. Pulling
Carol E. Shumaker
Fornest S. Pauli
Herbert C. Pauli
Lawrence
Indianapolis Ind
Cecil D. Miller
Army
Air Force
Tivoli Theater
Franklin R. Olson
Don L. Mace
Ontario
Canada
Ralph
Virginia Fry
Magnolia Ave
Robert EB
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Southern
U. S.atomic Energy Commission
Bible Verse Reflection on the Stone the Builders Rejected
A religious verse from Watts contrasts Jesus teaching in Matthew 21 42 about the stone the builders rejected becoming the head of the corner with a note on idol worship by heathens. The text emphasizes scriptural marvel and fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Watts
Far East Cease Fire Talks Seen as Prolonged War Play
Washington pundits argue that cease fire negotiations in Korea will likely drag on as the U N and Allies face Chinese Soviet pressure. Bombing raids near the Soviet border signal U S air power may escalate, while misgivings about Chinese and U N aims persist amid Western political strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Korea
United States
United Nations
Aliso
MacArthur
U. N
U.N
India
Red China
Moscow
Chi
Rede
Rashin
U. S
Siberia
Russia
China
Prom Night Chaperone Dilemma and Lost Trust
Dorothy Dix notes that parents attended the prom to share pride rather than chaperone and should be asked to leave after a brief visit. She praises the school for handling the event and suggests future dances limit parental presence to decorations viewing and short dancing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Kathy
Union Bridge Social Visits and Host Lineup
Residents from Union Bridge and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives in central New York state and Baltimore. The Carroll Garden Chair group entertained at Mrs. Earle Buckey’s home with speakers from Quantico and Libertytown. Guests from Staten Island joined Mr and Mrs Bemund Campbell for a ten day visit as part of local social exchanges. Ni Hard alloy noted as a hard nickel-chromium white cast iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Wur
L. C. Hess
Alvin P. Shafer
Baltimore
New York State
C. D. Bankert
Annapolis
D. Levan Bankert
Harline Alexander
Carroll Garden
Earle Buckey
Wendreth
Quantico
Smith
Libertytown
Harry Buffington
Mr. Union
Bemund Campbell
Staten Island
Reception for Judge Delaplaine at Frederick library meeting
A 7:30 p.m. meeting at the C. Burr Artz Library features Judge Edward S. Delaplaine of the Maryland Court of Appeals speaking on Autographs of Poets and Presidents with Truman letters on display. A reception follows at 8:30 p.m. open to the public, hosted by Between the Book-Ends Club with regional historical societies and guests from Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felow
Judge Delaplaine
C. Burr Artz
Edward S. Delaplaine
Maryland Court of Appeals
President Truman
Mr. Truman
H. L. Mencken
Ariz Library
Historical Societies of
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Washington
Annapolis
Frederick County
Wilfred Kaufman
Taney Kaufman
Dorothy Keyes
Frederick County Socials and Family Notices Roundup
A long column lists local families enjoying visits, birthdays, anniversaries, and travels. Highlights include Woerner relatives from Frederick and Hagerstown visiting. James Edward Main departing for Washington and Lee. Rev. Dr. Wilhelm returning from Texas. a 32nd wedding anniversary for Abrecht. many Sunday dinners with relatives from New Market, Buckeystown, Union Bridge, and beyond. vacations in Niagara Falls and Canada. Legion convention attendance. and birthday observances for Mrs. Genoa King and Mr. Edward James plus a Brunswick Park birthday gathering hosted by Lola Kline and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Park
Lola Kline
Rickie
Careth
George
Joey
Charles Fowler
Norman Gaither
Weddings Delauder Swain and Hints of Engagement in Area
Helen Swain and Bruce Delauder, both of the city, wed August 11 at 10 a m in Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage. Attendants were Austi Kemp and Mrs William Watkins. After a wedding trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada, the couple reside at 1 West Patrick Street. Engagement announced for Frances Margaret Lin to Albert Joseph Henn of Catonsville. Frances is with Lutheran Hospital nursing staff. Henn works for Baltimore Construction Co. Sgt Robert E. Donsife, Woodsboro, promoted to Master Sergeant with 27th Wolfhound Regiment in Korea, earning Combat Infantry Badge and Korean Campaign Ribbon with five battle stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delauder—Swain
Helen Swain
Bruce Delauder
Edward Alexis
Austi Kemp
William Watkins
Bird
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
An Nic Delauder
West
Patrick Street
Charles FE
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Frances Margaret
Albert Joseph Henn
Charles Henn
Catonsvill
Otober
Catonsville
Linn
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimor
Henn
Baltimore Construction Compan
25Th Infantry Division
Robert EH. Donsife
Maurice Donsi
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Abraham Lincoln
Winois
Germany
England
France
the News
Camp Dettrick
David Lawrence
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dorothy Dix
G. M
H. 1
Webster
Peter
Joseph Vona
North College Parkway
Ocean City
Commander Hotel
Mrs. Benson
Mark
Harry G. Benson
West Twelfth Street
New York City
Mary Alice
Elizabeth,e. Benson
Walter Harper
Frederick, Route 3
Nancy Jean
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ethel Sweigart Moline
Monticello
Fla
M. Lynn Smith
Walkersville
Edgar Schoff
Gary
Ind
Annie Howard
Waycross
Ben Bowers
N. Y
Chris Carnegie
Paradise
W. C. Mills
Robert Fulton
James Fulton
Ben Anderson
Robert Fry
Ruth Anderson
Sunnyburn, Pa
Reno S. Harp, Jr
Richmond, Va
Reno S. Harp
West Second Street
Harry ©. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Atlanta
Harry ¢. Zimmerman, Jr
Allen Spencer
Zimmerman, Jr
Karl W. Henn
Town Avenue
N. E
Herman E. Henn
Farragut Street
Karl Henn
Idlewild
Mr. Henn
Eric C. Biser
Dill Avenue
Richard C. Biser
A. M. Ringer
Joseph Biser
Paul Biser
Adamstown
Eastern Star
High Knob
Gambrill Park
Grand Chapter of
Maryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Clifford M. Yinger
Yinger
John Bennett
Jooseph Engle
Charles Holly
Susan Rosenstock
Hagerstown
H. C. Smith
Senneth Woerner
Damascus
Harry R. Haines
Chil“-M
Mary Jane
Marguerite
Illard
B. Theodore Harley
Alice
Sandra
William C. Woerner
Martha
Christie
Mary Kathryn Woerner
James Edward Main
West College Terrace
Lexington
Washington and Lees University
Frederick High School
St. James School
R. E. Wilhelm
Elm Street
Bellaire
Tex
Robert Abrecht, Sr
Tower Apartments
John D. Kelly
New Market
Charles Riggs
Kemptown
Rachel Eader
Henry Eader
Clyde
Forest Glen
Clinton Kelly
M. Clapsaddie
Rodney Kelly
Buckeystown
John Henry Mussetter
Germantown
Eres Nona Warthem
Westminster
James Kelly
Linthicum Heights
Ralph W. Boyer
Howard
Elizabeth
Fairview Avenue
Boyers
Toronto
E. J. Fisher
American Legion
Fisher
Horace
George Whitely
Arlington
Mrs. J. Tyson Lee
Swans ‘Island
Maine
Richard Hawkins, Jr
Sykessville
Wrightville Beach
Wilmington
N. C
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church By the Sea
Genoa King
Joseph Howes
Linda Jo Howes
Gaithersburg
Watson Lease
Martin Porrey
Silver Spring
King
James
Crist
West Church Street
Magnolia Avenue
Edward James
East Church Street
Barbara Roby
Nellie Rockwell
Ronal Rockwell
EA Service
Helen A. Zimerman
Park Avenue
Nancy Lee
Hart Hamilton, Jr
Harry J. Hamilton
Fort Jefferson Street
Hamilton
Camp Cook Calif
Fra Hirsch
Osca A. Hirsch
Nea
Hirsch
University of Marylad
University Law School
Pi Sig Alpha
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