Boyle In Korea By Barbara Brinfs For Hal Boyle
A war front vignette follows GI Joe and fellow infantrymen as they move forward in North Korea. Joe, recalling Florida memories, describes alligators and snakes, shares thoughts on home life and the 4 H rabbit story, and seeks connection as night settles and plans form for an early move at dawn. The piece emphasizes loneliness and the pull of home amid frontline chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brinfs
Hal Boyle
U. 5
North Korea
GI Joe
Rede
Jao
Joe
Florida
Bsure
Port Richey
4-H Club
Community Chest Campaign Reaches $32015 Goal
Goal reached after strenuous fundraising to support the Community Chest for the coming year. Workers and contributors gain satisfaction as agencies receive needed funds. Thanks extend from the general chairman Robert E Miller to all who solicited and helped. result marks another year of successful operation with 43 percent secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Miller
Community Chest
German Reluctance to Rearm Surprises Americans
German opposition to large scale rearmament shocks many in the United States. Chancellor Adenauer has discouraged arming and visitors note Germans may welcome peace over war. Analysts cite World War II devastation as a possible cause for the shift in attitudes toward military power. In Los Angeles, Dudles Preld Malone, once a noted international lawyer, apparently died without leaving a will. Public Administrator Ben Brown filed to seize his estate as no will is found, with Malone’s heir at law possibly Dudles Malone Jr of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konrad Adenner
Germany
Los Angeles
Dudles Preld Malone
Malone
New York
Ben Brown
Brown
Duedles, Jr
London
Fides Malone
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News
Fifty years ago local items note property sale in Frederick with Mrs Mary Fop Trimmer and Samuel Fo Trimmer selling a double dwelling on North Market Street for 1225 dollars to Mrs Mary Haller and Isaac H Haller. Other items include a ministerial meeting where Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon discussed the Anti-Saloon League and its demands. Charles H Falk near Monterue reports gate crops on a Miller farm wheat field. a Middletown man’s cider saloon venture to Poolesville faced citizen anger prompting return home. Robert Kolb of the city recuperating from illness at Washington and Lee University is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fop Trimmer
Samuel Fo Trimmer
North Market Street
Mary 1, Haller
Isaac H Haller
Ministerial Association of
Frederick
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Anti-Saloon League
Waitress Found Fatally Injured in Bus Line Dressing Room
In Cleveland on November first a 38 year old Greyhound station waitress named Mrs Pansy Whittsey was discovered murdered in a station dressing room. Police say Lan Stevenson, a 18 year old Tusky youth born in Kingsville Texas, confessed after the dressing room key was found on him. Stevenson had been employed briefly at the American Airlines terminal before the incident. Police Captain David Kerr stated the confession followed the recovered key and the grisly scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pansy Whittesy
Todas
David Kerr
Lan Stevenson
Kingsville
Pex
American Air Lines
Whitley
Frederick churches sign 425 women to Ecumenical Register week
Twenty two Frederick city and county Protestant churches produced 425 women signatories during October Ecumenical Register week. The effort supported the national movement culminating in Wednesday’s formation of the National Council of Churches of Christ in Cleveland, linking 31 million communicants and eight guiding agencies. Local leaders Mrs. Ernest C. Webb and Miss Grace Thomas directed enrollment for the Frederick County Council of Church Women with participants from multiple Frederick area churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
National Council of Churches of Christ
Cleveland
United Council of Church Women
Frederick County
Frederick
Middletown
Church of God
Episcopal
Presbyterian
United Brethren
Thurmont
Baptist
Paul L. Althouse
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
The
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
Home Missions Council of North America
International Council of Religious Education
Missionary Education Movement
United States
Canada
National Protestant Council On Higher Education
Stewardship Caynes
Council of Church Women
Missionary Seminary Committee
Protestant Film Commission
Protestant Radio Commission
Fluoride Fluoridation Rules Proposed by Maryland Board
The Maryland State Board of Health may allow adding fluoride to public water under conditions. Communities must have dental and medical societies in agreement, prior board approval, proper control and implementation, and water system owners must accept responsibility for safe administration. Baltimore City plans fluoride introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore City
Morf Strikes Washington In 1950 Labor Trend
Washington reports more strikes in the first ten months of 1950 than in any year since 1946 except that wartime period. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the figures today, showing a sharp rise in labor stoppages and related activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Altoona Still In Darkness After Weekend Storm
Altoona Pennsylvania endures a week without electricity after a sleet storm cripples power city wide. Only 25 percent have power, hospitals run on emergency circuits, and 500 repairmen labor as freezing temperatures slow restoration. Gas pumps, phones, and elevators fail while residents rely on candles, kerosene lamps, and coal stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Anal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dave
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Willliam H. Wade
Penn-Alto
Hagerstown Hood Club plans and guest speakers
The Hagerstown Hood Club met at Mrs. Frank Hoffmeier’s North Potomac Street home to plan December events including the annual Christmas party at Mrs. Warren A. Shuping’s on December 12 and a Hood Club luncheon at Hotel Alexander on December 30 with Dean Elizabeth Eckhardt May of Hood College as guest speaker.
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Hagerstown Hood Club
Frank Hoffmeier
North Potomac Street
Warren A. Shuping
Hood Club
Alexander
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Baltimore Dinner Honors Williams Rogers and Barrel sport theme
Mr and Mrs Weybright hosted a Belvedere Hotel dinner in Baltimore for Mr and Mrs Charles Ross Rogers of Hampstead, celebrating his marriage to Miss Amelia Fisher. Guests wore hunting pink to honor the sportsman groom, with a chemnel jubilee dessert. Nearby, Emory Valentine and family marked their fortieth wedding anniversary with pink and white decor and a large three tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weybright
Victor Weybright
New York
Carroll County
Sheraton Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Charles Ross Rogers
Rogers
Hampstead
Frederick
Amelia Fisher
Macgill James
James
Caroline Rust Rogers
County
Emory FE. Valentine
Emmtsburg
Valentine
Emory Valentine
Clarence Stonesifer
Ernest Stonesifer
Charles Len .Stonesifer
Charles Valentine
Nancy
Judy
Murray Valentine
Raymond Keilholtz
Vehildren
Bobbie
Barbara
Linda
Richard Valentine
Helen Valentine
Maurice Moser
Shirley
Albert Rifle
Raymond Eyler
Donnie Lee
Russell Moser
Daisy Dinterman
Glenna
EL F Keitholtz
Maurice Hahn
Nevin Martin
Helen
George Martin
Carrie Dern
Paul
George Devilbiss
Edgar Emrich
Roy Sanders
James, David and
Warne
Doris Wastler
Jacob Stambaugh
Ruth
Maryland Keeps Two Cent Tax On Small Purchases
Maryland moves to a modified sales tax effective now with no tax on items under 51 cents and a two cent levy on purchases from 51 cents to a dollar. Additional 1 cent per 50 cent increment applies for larger sums. Food for human consumption is exempt. many cleaning products vary in tax status. Public notice estimates annual revenue loss around seven million dollars. Maryland Comptroller J Millard Tawes explains the revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Multiple Maryland Weddings Mark November Nuptials
Marian Schrider and Lawrence Haugh wed in a Mt Olive ceremony on November 24 with a double ring service. Carol Schaeffer and Robert Boyd wed at Upper Seneca Baptist Church Cedar Grove. Thelma Swomley and Walter Coblentz married at Grace Reformed Frederick with a single ring ceremony and plans for south wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy Bough School
Westminster
Sykesville High School
Baltmore
Eugene Schrider
Richard Werner
Washington
Jewell Haines
Eleanor Franklin
Milton Jenkins
Woodbine
Boyd—Schaeffer
Carol Lee Schaeffer
Cedar Grove
Robert S. Boyd
Ralph D. Boyd
Silver Spring
Upper Seneca Baptist Church
Montgomery Junior College
University of Maryland
Glenmont
Cobbientz
Swomley
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
Thelma M. Swomley
Harry Swomley
Harmony Grove
Walter L. Coblentz
Walter B. Coblentz
Middletown
Raymond Wilhelm
Juvenile Committed to Maryland Training School for Revs
A 10 year old youth, after a Juvenile Court hearing before Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer, was committed to the Maryland Training School for Revs. The boy ran away from a foster home, frequented city streets and refused school, with County Probation Officer Mrs. William C. Roderick presenting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Training School For
Revs
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William ¢. Roderick
Statements Filed In County Election Reports
Several candidates in the November election filed statements of expenditures in the clerk's office. Hazel W. Lewis, an unsuccessful Democratic House of Delegates candidate, reported spending 8472.63. Edward D. Storm, unsuccessful State Senator candidate, reported spending 548257. James H. Falk, unopposed County Treasurer candidate, reported spending 253.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel W. Lewis
House of Delegates
Edward D. Storm
James H. Falk
Relatives Return Home From Florida and New York Visits
Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Theo Noover and Mr and Mrs Gustava Schroer along with Mrs Ora Willard and Mrs Edgar Draper returned home after time in Wildwood Florida with Rev George Horne and family. The Doggetts of Island Park New York spent a week with Rev Doggett's father W E Hauver and his sister in Myersville and with Rev Doggett's parents in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno S. Harp, Jr
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Richmond
Harp
Mr. Harp
Reno S. Harp
West Second Street
Eart L. Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Major Smith
Langley A. F. Base
Korea
Japan
Earl L. Smith
New Market
Southwest
Theo Noover
Gustava Schroer
Detroit
Michigan
Ora Willard
Edgar Draper
Leo Harne
Donald
Garfield
Wildwood
Florida
George Horne
Herbert Doggett
Billy
Island Park
New York
Acheson revelation on Chinese aid to Korean War
The text asserts that Communist China and Soviet Russia aided North Korea and were never denounced as aggressors by the United Nations. It quotes Dean Acheson on Chinese arms and troops moving via Manchuria, questions why no war declaration followed, and denounces Washington and allied hesitancy in responding. It condemns alleged suppression of information and urges decisive action against China’s involvement.
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Washington
Dec
China
Soviet
Russia
United Nations
Dean Acheson
Mr. Acheson
Manchurian
U.N
North Kor
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gene
MacArthur
Korea
North Korea
Tf State Department
U. N
Europe
Ameri
Gene MacArthur
II Force
America
American
Woman's League Christmas Tea at Old Chapel
The Frederick county chapter of the Woman's League of Gettysburg College hosts a Christmas tea and musicale in the Old Chapel of the Evangelical Lutheran church tomorrow at two. Hood College music students perform with Miss Grace Lippy organizing. Performers include Jane Taggart Aldan Pa Anne Smith Thurmont Julia Rank Clifton Heights Pa Ruth Matthews Cambridge Sally Backenstee Emmaus Pa Betsy Oehrie Monongahela Pa Mary Stirler Aurora O Mary Lou Springhorn Bogota N J with pianist Miss Margaret Lewis. Miss Yang from Hood College plus other vocal and piano selections complete the program. Prior to the music, Mrs Melvin Leseafleet and Mrs Willian Lambdin report on the Woman's League convention and announce the 1931 project. Social hour ends the event with teas poured by Mrs W W Garrett and Miss Katherine Sherrill. Mrs Theodore Reeder heads refreshments, aided by Mrs Charles Sanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Woman's League of Gettysburg College
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hood College
Grace Lippy
Jane Taggart
Aldan
Anne Smith
Thurmont
Julia Rank
Clifton Heights
Ruth Matthews
Cambridge
Sally Backenstee
Emmaus
Betsy Oehrie
Monongahela
Mary Stirler
Aurora
Mary Lou Springhorn
Bogota
N. J
Margaret Lewis
Huntington
Dorothy Rost
Maywood
Sally Bowers
Frederick
Flora Yang
Washington, D. C
Miss
W. W. Garrett
Katherine Sherrill
Theodore Reeder
Charles Sanner
Hood College Hosts Women’s Basketball Clinic Saturday
Hood College hosts a basketball clinic for women’s basketball teachers and coaches in Western Maryland. Miss Catherine H. Foland directs the session at Gambrill Gymnasium with demonstrations and officiating guidance. Mrs Helma Hann Bowe assists. March evaluations include player and official ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
T Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood A Lege
Catherine H. Foland
Sistant
Frederick Board of Women
Hi Éam
Helma Hann Bowe
Frederick Hi School
Folanding
Frederick
Hood
Western
Aii
Baltimore
M Beth Clapp
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Boyle
Onmeone
Charles H. Falk
Monterue
Poolesville
Ciizens
Wuth
Robert Kolb
Washington and Lee University
the News
Board of County Commissioners
John W. Holter
R. Bruce Murtioch
W. Clinton McSherry
Weather Bureau
Holden S. Felton
Arthur D Wilard
Robert A. Bennett
William L. C. Fisher
United Fire Company
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
ARPRE
Porter
U. K
Water Pines
Edward C. Hartmatin
Elm Street
Hartmann
S. B. Ramagosa
Milford
William J. Sullivan
Providence
R. 1
Robert Fuss
Covina
Calif
John
Wiliam R. Barnhart
Magnolia Avenue
Sheraton Belvedere
Ballimore
Robert Garrett
Barnhart
Evangelical and “Reformed Church
Charles V. Main
Order of the Eastern Star
Cpl
Roland W. Green
John Green
Camp Stoneman
Cpl Green
Air Force
Garden Club
Sam W. Maples
Upper College Terrace
RE. Town
John McGill
Williamson
West Church Street
Mr. McGill
Justus Dunott
Kenneth Grimes
Thomas Grimes
Dickerson
Fairfield- Suisun
Afb
California
Spt Grimes
Jo Anna R. Eccard
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Hagerstown
Sheppard-Pratt Hospital
Towson
Becard
Ernest R. Berard
Myersville
Harry L. Hedges
Lakeland
Hedges
Middletown Valley
Carroll F. Leatherman
Harmony
Leslie Hedges
J. T. Bittle
Ellerton
Roscoe K. Doub
Alvin H. Crawford, Sr
Rockwell Terrace
Raymond L. Wirts
Charles Town
W. Va
Hubert Hicks
Buckeystown
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Eleanore Semmes
East Third Street
Alta Malin
Set
West 13Th Street
James E. Cadle
U.S. N
Cadle
San Diego
Clemon H. Lerham
Carroll Parkway
H. Webster Whitehill
Warren T. Lenhart
Lenhart
Syracuse
N.Y
Engelbrecht
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Sholem Asch
Mary
Befiveen the Bookends Club
C. Burr Artz Library
Bertram G. Bruestle
New Haven
Conn
William A. Buckey
Parker
Walter G. Parker
North Court Street
Peru
Edwin M. McCain
Trujillo
E. D. McCain
Edward M. McCain
Samuel Norman McCain
Dora Acosta
Mas
Cristian Acosta
Padre Escalante
Acosta
McCain
al Club
T. Stuart Haller
East Second Street
Book Review Club
Henry W. Robinson
the Cardinal
H. Hicks
Harrison McAlpine
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Marion G. Smith
Roy L. Punnett
St. Vincents
British West Indies
J. Orson Lee
Urbana
Lyric Theater
Charles C. Clark
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wilbur Summers
Robert Smith
Tington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Guida M. Ingram
Moyersville
Girard Barnado
Sumter
South Carolina
Martin May
Wheeling
West Virginia
Seymour Summers
Jennie Rissard
Mize
Virginia Derr. MeKevia
By David Lawrence
Woman’s League
Beatrice Webb
Mre
George Hardy
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