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Barbs of history warn of a new world war rising
A column argues that a 1930s pattern repeats as Britain France and the United States fail to unite against aggression. It cites Roosevelt's quarantine speech and missed opportunities to curb Mussolini and Hitler, urging renewed united action to deter a future war.
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David Lawrence Washington
Hungary
Great Britain
France
John D
United States
Cooper Eichelberger
Thurmont
Ross S. Stull Jr
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Patie
America
Britain
Mussolini
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Italy
Stimson
Japan
Manchuria
Hitler
Brita
Far East
Europe
Middle East
Nasser
Formosa
China
Security Council
U.N
Asia
London
Paris
Washington
United Nations
Can Anyone Tell Is It Possible to Read a Face for Crime
Opinion piece explores editorials and theories on judging character from facial features and expressions. It discusses Ruark’s views on crooks and criminals versus innocents, acknowledging limits of untrained facial judgment and the influence of prior knowledge. A birthday notice for Francis Murphy follows.
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Robert Ruark
Lombroso
Ruark
Bulganin
Khmbhechev
Shepilov
Mikoyanin & Magazine
Bulganin and Company
Democrats Nominate Baker For Governor In Maryland 186?
Fifty years ago items from The News note Baltimore Democrats plan to nominate Joseph D. Baker for governor after Gen. Victor Baughman’s death. Other items mention Mrs. Mattie J. B. Ford purchasing a brick dwelling, a roof fall injuring Thomas Wolfe, a fire destroying Washington Cline’s mountain home, and Francis T. Rhodes’s West Second Street property being remodeled into Wedgewood Cafe under Frank B. Rhoades.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
Joseph D. Baker
Victor Baughman
Mattie J. B. Ford
John Hershberger
West Church Street
Robert Conrad
James Bruner
East Fifth Street
Thomas
Wolfe
Washington Cline
Foxville
Francis T. Rhodes
West Second Street
Wedgewood’ Cafe
Frank
Rhoades
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick News December 8 1908
Twenty years ago in Frederick two fire company presidencies were contested unopposed Lewis R Dertzbaugh and W Bartgis Storm led Junior and United Fire Companies. Francis Scott Key post American Legion members worked fourteen hours daily painting and repairing thousands of toys for poor children's Christmas. Seven hundred black bass were stocked in the Monocacy river by the Frederick era County Fish and Game Protective Association. Mr and Mrs Walter Wing Frederick's Chinese residents opened the Red Parrot tea parlor at 238 North Market Street.
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Lewis R Dertzbaugh
W Bartgis Storm
United Fire Companies
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Monoracy
Fred Era County Fish and Game Protective Association
Walter Wing
Frederick
Double Ring Ceremony and Community News From Thurmont Area
The piece details a double ring wedding ceremony with immediate family present and notes a reception at the groom’s parents’ home. The bride works at Claire Frock Company in Thurmont. the groom farms with his father. Other items include a large butchering event at the Murphy farm near Monrovia with a noon dinner and list of attendees, Santa letters from local residents, Jefferson Scout Troop 797 activities, property deeds recorded in the Clerk’s office, and a brief editorial on the need for a united Western alliance to avoid World War III.
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Claire’ Frock Company, Inc
Thurmont
Stull
Francis S.murphy
Old Carolina
Monrovia
Charles E. Murphy
Gene F. Murphy
Ronald
Ira E. Murphy
Harold Murphy
F. Uriah Burger
Jerome Wilcom
Lawrence R. Wilcom
Uriah Burgee
Michael Wilcom
Jesse Bussard
Charles F. Wilcom
Ollie A. Doegen
Milton A. Murphy
Margaret Tucker
Edward C. Wilcom
William Geisler
and Mirs
CVA Ama
Jefferson Scout News
Jefferson Scout Troop
Jefferson Reformed Church
Camp Shale
Brunswick
Richard Cox
Lyman Karr
Michael Boyer
G. E. Platt
Jefferson Jr. C. U. A. M
Richard N. Grove
Ira C. Rice
Arthur G. Schuettinger
William S. Miller
Clover Hill
Yellow Springs Road
Tustarora
Revi Tme
Fahrney-Reedy Memorial Home For the Aged, Inc
Willard J. Gaver
Glade Road
Walkersville
Miss F Doris Lackey Weds Donald Ramsburg in Trinity Chapel
Miss F Doris Lackey daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Lackey Union Bridge united in marriage with Donald Ramsburg in Trinity Chapel Evangelical Reformed church. Rev Paul L Althouse officiated before palms and white flowers. Maid of honor Miss Polly Ann Knox Baltimore and bridesmaids wore jade green and rose Georgette gowns with lace and bouquets. Best man Kirk D Cramer Sr and ushers Kirk D Cramer Jr and Charles H Thomas. Reception followed in church social rooms. After December 11 they will reside at Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights. Miss Lackey a nurse, is daughter of local couple. groom is in electrical contracting.
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F. Doris Lackey
C. W. Lackey
Union Bridge
Donald
Mamsuulz
Ali
Roy Ramsburg
Trinity Chapel
The
Evangellical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Lackey
College Park
Iyroom
Polly Ann Knox
Baltimore
Ruth Moxley
Thelma Webb
Rochelle Marsden
John P. Marsden
Venice
Miss Webb
G. Lewis Erb
New Windsor
Kirk D. Cramer
Kirk D. Cramer Jr
Charles Thomas
F. T. Elliot
Two Men In Critical Condition After Ridgeville Crash
Two men were hospitalized in critical condition after a car jammed under a tractor trailer east of Ridgeville on U.S. 40. Daniel G. Coates of Saugus Massachusetts suffered a fractured arm, a broken leg, and possible skull fracture, while Kenneth G. Wilson of West Medford Massachusetts had serious injuries. The car reportedly traveled at high speed, hood under the tractor, near the U.S. 4 and Md. 27 overpass. Tractor driver Arthur Elias of Johnstown Pennsylvania was uninjured. Both victims were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital around 2:30 p.m. and remained critical. Police planned a full investigation. no charges were filed.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
Daniel G. Coates
Saugurs
Mass
Kenneth G. Wilson
West Medford
John W. Crout
U.S. 4
MD. 27
U.S. 40
Arthur Elias
Johnstown
Damascus
VFD
Coronary Attack Leaves Local Pastor in Fair Condition
Rev J William Drawbaugh of Calvary Lutheran Hampstead, serving as a missioner, was reported in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a coronary attack around noon Friday. He preached at Doubs Lutheran church and stayed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs. H C Smith, previously very ill, is improving at home. Hospital notes list Mrs. August E Selckmans and an Urbana infant son undergoing surgery with improving recovery.
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J. William Drawbaugh
Calvary Lutheran Parish
Hampstead
Lutheran Evangelistic Mission
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Crawbaugh
Doubs Lutheran Church
Francis Scott’ Key Hotel
August E. Selckmans
Sear
James Kiger
Urbana
Emmitsburg
Annieton
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
New Market Lions Plan Turkey Shoot Fundraiser
The New Market Lions club plans a Turkey Shoot on December 30 at the Tuscarora Gun Club near Point of Rocks to raise money for spectacles for needy children with Arthur Godfrey potentially attending. Dr. Joseph Lerner says a club member is in contact with Godfrey, and visitors from Washington and Vare Zima are expected to participate.
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New Market Lions Club
Arthur Godfrey
Tuscaréra
Well Known Mt Airy Farmer Celebrates Sixty Second Wedding Anniversary
A birthday party last Sunday honored Shirley Wilson Baha, a noted Mt Airy farmer who owns Sun Laghine Valley Dairy Farm. Sixty second wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs George Runkles noted, they reside with niece in Silver Spring and he is 97 she 81.
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Shirley Wilson Baha
Mt. Airyi
Sunlaghine Valley
Eden Murphy
Margaret Brown
J. Bernard Jones
Foard E. Hood
Hayden Sparks
Randy
Susan Sparks
Shirley Bohs
Albert Wilson
Ells Leatherwood
Peggy Leatherwood
Ruessell Leatherwood
Bernard Jones
Erm Yest
Harry Bingman
Eugene Murphy
William Rimbey
Harold Brown
Elaine Brown
Howard Hood
Leonard Haines
Frank Gardner
Foard Hood
William Clark
Buddy Bingham
Carol Bingham
John Weishaar
Morley Harrison
Warren Harrison
James Linton
Luther McDonough
Merton Rhinecker
Jean Rhinecker
George Runkles
Mt. Airy
Hugh Taylor
Silver Spring
Runkles
Mrs. Runkles
Emmitsburg Women’s Club Plans Christmas Luncheon and Charities
Emmitsburg Homemakers met at Mrs. Donald Waters home with Mrs. Robert Fitez presiding. They discussed Advent wreath making and Christmas preparations, voted a $10 donation to Vietor Cution Memorial Hospital, prepared five CARE packages, and planned the December 27 Green Parrot Tea Room luncheon. New members Mamie Erb and Earle Wilhide were welcomed. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Leonard. A December 13 games afternoon will be at Mrs. John Roddy’s home.
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Emmitsburg
Donald Waters
Robert Fitez
Ars. F. Ward Kerrigan
Vietor Cution Memorial
Esther Gillelan
Robert Daugherty
George Evster
Roy Bollinger
Guy Baker Sr
Anne Codors
Mamie Erb
Union
Bride
Earle Wilhide
Waters
Wiliam Osborne
Richard Leonard
John Roddy
Operation of CD Explained in Frederick County Defense Plan
Frederick County Civil Defense outlines a farm food administration with seven procurement directors and a warm food production service to inventory supplies for emergency use. The plan names evacuation roles for Baltimore or Washington attacks, a Waxden Service for evacuees, wardens directing farm-home placements, school medical units, and a county radio communications network. About 100 CD volunteers were recruited through the Grandma's Pantry booth at the county fair.
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Crickenberger
Frederick County
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Los
Frederick Fair Grounds
Fairgrounds
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Medical Services County
Frederick City
Communications Services
Laces Amateur Radio Operators Association
Civil Defense
Winchester Hall
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Frederick area births listed from Frederick Memorial Hospitals with names of parents and newborns on weekdays brief summaries show many two parent households. Notable entries include Anita Margrete, Sheila Lynn, Michael Eugene, Cynthia Kay, and Sharon Lynn among others, with multiple siblings reflected.
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Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Thomas M. Davis Jr
Fairview Avenue
Enn
Ronald Lee
Heart G. Condon
Airy
Vicki Lynn
Carl E. Stoner
Westminster
Melanie Dawn
Joseph A. Bowers
Waterstreet
Germany
John R. Stambaugh
New Windsor
Michael Eugene
William H. Goodell
Frederick
Cynthia Kay
Homer D. Harris
Chid
Sandra Jean
Robert L. Burtner
Ronnie Lee
William T. Delamar
Braddock Heights
Kéltcie Melinda
Harry W. Smith
Monrovia
Sharon Lynn
Decrees Signed for Two Absolute Divorces in Equity Court
Equity Court grants two absolute divorces. Ralph H. Huffer of West Patrick street is divorced from Margaret L. Huffer of East Patrick street with costs due. Ulysses D. Wallace of Point of Rocks is divorced from Barbara G. Wallace of Washington. custody of a child to Wallace with visitation for Barbara, and costs to be paid. About 100 CD workers have volunteered through county Civil Defense organizations.
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Equity Court
Ralph H. Huffer
West Patrick Street
Margaret L. Huffer
East Patrick Street
C. Clifton Wirts
Huffer
Edwin F. Nikirk
Ulysses D. Wallace
Point of Rocks
Barbara G. Wallace
Washington
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