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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1951

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4

Md Auto Club Report Heard in Frederick County

The Advisory Board of the Frederick County Auto Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to hear Leonard E. Kolmer report on the national AAA meeting in Kansas City. He urged ten year highway planning and warned of potential shortages in materials for new roads and cars, noting defense needs and an election year.

Frederick County The Automobile Club of Maryland Francis Scott Key Leonard E. Kolmer Baltimore Ignatius Bjorlee John T. Alexander Kolmer Yoval Board Kansas City Mary~land Jaber American Automobile Association U.S Maryland Club AAA

Catholic Daughters Honor Charter Members at Anniversary Dinner

Five charter members of the Catholic Daughters of America were honored at the thirty fifth anniversary dinner at Hotel Frederick. Rev Frank Wills spoke on Unity and Charity. A Christmas party and reception for new members were announced with candles lit for deceased members. A fall color scheme and musical program complemented the event. A final note mentions a duck breathing through a broken wingbone.

Catholic Daughters of America Hotel Frederick Nan Wilson Margaret Hartman Mae Kennedy Miriam Feely Rebecca Elkins Florence Little Frank Wills St. Rose of Lima Church Brooklyn Baltimore God Robert A. Bozel Herbert Jordan Eva Barczak Court Baltimore Fanny Kennedy Marguerite Hess Cadoa Martha Reynolds Mary F. Robert

Gambling Fine Boost Asked in Maryland Crime Report

Baltimore November 30 The Legislative Council Judiciary Committee endorsed raising the illegal gambling fine from 1000 to 5000 as part of a broader crime study. The panel approved five proposals, delayed one, and planned to include the rest in a final report to the Council with recommendations for enactment.

Baltimore Legislative Council Judiciary Committee Maryland Central Bureau

Ground breaking ceremony marks new Union Bridge church

The Union Bridge Church of the Brethren broke ground on a South Main Street site opposite Mountain View Cemetery on Sunday November 18. Rev. Samuel A Harley led a service with hymns and a scripture, Rev David K Hanawali spoke on growth and missions, and trustees pledged to build a larger house of worship with helpers including Mary Bowman and local church officers.

Union Bridge Church of the Brethren South Main Street Mountain View Cemetery Samuel A. Harley Jesson BE. C. Bixler New Windsor David K. Hanawali Eastern and Middle Districts Maryland Christ Jesus Christ Mary Bowman Joseph Bowman John Albaugh William Main W. George Skinner RE. D. Peters Berkley Bowman Iran Albaugh, Jr Billy Weeks Kay Grossnickle Samuel A

Korea Armistice Talks Move Through Mixed Up Stages

James Marlow explains the on again off again armistice process in Korea, detailing four key points the UN and Chinese Communist side must agree on within 30 days, the risk of land concessions if talks stall, and President Truman's warning that sustained pressure may drive a just settlement. He notes possible Communist behind the line buildup and continued fighting under the current armistice framework.

James Marlow Washington United Nations Yalu U. N White House James A. van Fleet 8Th Army U N Truman Korea Air Force

Dedication Services Open for Beaver Dam Church Project

Elder Berkley Bowman led a dedicatory prayer with hymn Lead On O King Eternal. Reverend Paul Fike gave benediction. Monday brought farmers with tractors to remove dirt for the church basement, dirt removal continued through the week, extending the town water line to the new site. Full construction to begin in spring.

Marley Berkley Bowman Aymn O King Hev Paul Fike Beaver Dam Sam's Creek Edgewood

Armistice inspection and tension over postwar checks

Reports discuss ensuring behind the enemy lines inspection after a ceasefire to prevent a renewed surge. The issue centers on guarantees for armistice verification to avoid surprise attacks, with insistence on synchronized monitoring and mutual access amid postwar uncertainty.

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