Boyle In Korea By Hal Boyle Marines Honor fallen in Korea graves
General Oliver P. Smith leads a ceremony at a hillside Marine cemetery in Korea. Marines salute as a firing squad and chaplains prayers mark the graves with white crosses and the fallen remembered. The scene includes misty mud, distant mountains, and a somber sea beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lambert
Hal Boyle
U. S
Korea
Kato
Hagary
Yudom
Oliver P. Smith
First Marine Division
General Smith
Martines
Smith
Ocala
Ivan
Quirtis
Purifying The Exhaust By Houdry Catalytic System
A petrochemical pioneer Eugene Houdry claims a catalytic exhaust will convert carbon monoxide in car emissions to carbon dioxide. The platinum catalyst, usable with leaded and unleaded gasoline, aims to reduce foul odors and smoky exhaust in regular driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Houdry
Houdry
Equality push at Virginia plan to admit Negro students
President Colgate W. Darden Jr of the University of Virginia urged Southern governors to admit Negro students to graduate and professional schools in the South. He stopped short of proposing integrated high and grade schools, citing public sentiment. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling urging access to graduate programs and underscores shifts in the region. An 81-year-old colored man named Gar Johnson was injured in a fall near the Court House in Wartes Fall, suffering a facial wound and head injury, and aided by a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
University of Virginia
Stey Darden
Virginia
Darden
Wartes
Gars Johnson
Court House
Uena Lake
Alyfier
Urbana
Rucheytown
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
The present cold snap is discussed as unusual for early winter. Ponds on the Monocacy are frozen and good skating. Temperature dropped to 10 above. J Hanson Stauffer sold his house and lot on Many Street in Walkersville to David Crum of Darsville for 2000 dollars. Letters to Santa Claus arrive with names of local children. Belle Lettres Society debated labor strikes with a unanimous affirmative. Clergymen and Western Maryland Railroad engineers discuss sites at Pen Mar for a 3000-seat tabernacle for reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hanson Stauffar Tas
Walkersville
Doh David Crum
Darsville
Santa Claus
Rosa Drer
Margaret Merr
Mildred Landaver
Lillum E. Birely
Claude and Roy Burgee
Mary Hagan
Dick Simmons
Mary P
Ruskin H. Low
Nena R. Gilbert
Mary E. Dixon
Helen Kussmans
Belles Lettres Literary Society
E. Michael
R. Hughes
Weinberg
C. Hargett
Western Marsland
Pen Mar
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on December 16 1939 frigid conditions gripped the city with temperatures dipping near zero and rivers and streams iced over Carrol Creek was frozen and Fishing Creek dam lake water stood solidMayor’s office notes a charity appeal seeking about 800 to aid the city’s poor as winter remedies Kiwanis heard a Goodyear rep discuss airship travel noting the lighter craft compared to airplanes in comfort and range
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Carrol
Culler
Kiwanis Club
T. B. Dun
Goodyear ‘Lire and Rubber Company
Frederick representatives attend Baltimore association meeting
Twelve representatives from Frederick manufacturing firms attended the annual meeting of a trade association in Baltimore Friday. Senator Torbert Caner led a critique of mobilization measures as others spoke on current industry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trichard Fa Kline Construction Company
John A. Derr
Rateie Russell Comepany
Hoard of Direeters
Rowden & Bhiant
Buck Glass Company
Baltamore
Sytteeoed
Talbot T. Speer
Aroapolis
Frederik Wy Weiteel
Ox Fibre Company
Frederick Cont
Hood Girls Sing In Annapolis Tonight
A choir from Tomi College will board Navy buses at noon bound for Annapolis to sing light and Sunday for the Naval Academy choir in The Messiah. The performance will be broadcast by Station WNAYV Annapolis and recorded for nationwide broadcast on Christmas Eve.
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Tomi College
Navy
der Annapoli
Wye Cuilere Choir
Sig Loight
Naval Academy Choir
Academy Chapel
Erught
WNAYV
Annapolis
Liberty Broadcasting Sysotem
Audshiiven
Dahleren Mall
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick Tailoring Company Holds 18th Christmas Banquet
The Frederick Tailoring Company hosted 530 guests at its 18th annual Christmas banquet in the State Armory. Governor Theodore R. McKeldin, guest of honor, praised employee cooperation and urged goodwill, as unionization at the company was noted for the first time. Executives from Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and guests from Mt Airy, Fulton, Newbern, Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore attended. McKeldin celebrated the boss’s birthday with a cake amid a wide circle of employees and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tailoring Company
State Armory
Stanley Sagner
Oas
Sagner
Theodore R. McKeldin
Hyman Rilumbere
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Joseph Golden
Burlington Mills
Janes
Arnold
Lewis Sagner
Jacob Rameburist
Arthur Greentiet
Lloyd ©. Culler
Frederick
Mt Airy
Fulton
Newbern
N.C
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Halfimore
Saxne
Miss Hendrickson Weds William R. Talley in Calvary Church
Miss Louise Hendrickson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Hendrickson, married William Richard Talley of Braddock Heights in a Friday ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church. Rev Dr Haas officiated as guests filled the church with holiday decor. The couple will reside at 300 North College Parkway after a South trip.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Louise Hunt Stendrickson
Russell Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
William Richard Talley
Marian Jay Talley
West Patrick Street
D. Franklin Haas
Mary Russell Hendrickson
Frederick
Baltimore
Warren Oc. Smith
Braddoele Hoghts
Cornelia R. Derrybaugh
Re. Samuel W Barrick
Towson
Sam W. Maples
Nevin F. Baker
J. Hunt Hendrickson
Portland
Gre
Bernard Esworthy
Mason Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson, Jr
Clarence F. Smith
James McClellan
James Houck
Warren C. Smith
Braddock Heights
Cadman
Rubinistein
Massenet
Liebestod
Wagner
Shepherd
Dr. Dive
Malone
South
Tailey
North College Parkway
Frederick High School
Hood College
Talley
University of Maryland
U. S. Marine Corps
Clemon Lenhart
Carroll Parkway
Ruthellen Lennart
Dwight Roy
Mt. Lake Park
Always Club Reopens Today After Renovation
The Always Club at the YMCA reopens this evening with new blue and rose color scheme, wall lights, curtains and Christmas decor. Alfred Shockley led the renovation with Tri-Hy volunteers providing labor, while Tom Shafer announced the reopening and a campaign to attract new high school members.
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YM Oc. A
FRY
Tri-Hiy
Alfred Shockley
Grap
Tren Aque High Seal
Alnce
Diih
Aml
Tom Shafer
Frederick seeks medical Civil Defense volunteers next week
Frederick city and county residents with medical health experience are urged to enroll next week as part of a Civil Defense setup. Registration for the medical services roster runs December 19 to 21 at 86 centers citywide, with details available for physicians, nurses, technicians, and other health staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frank D. Worthington
Carroll E. Easterday
Worthington
Red Cross
Clira Stemnman
Eral
Guy Anders
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office show sales of several properties. The Rogers sold their ~78 acre Ballenger Creek farm with improvements for about 40,000. the Brussards sold ~185 acres near Buckesstown to Charles Parsons for 27,500. Collins sold 183 acres in Woodville district to Cullins and Tannehal for about 17,500. Leases were made for a Thurmont post office site for ten years at 988 per year and a Kemptown property to Esso Standard Oil for five years. The air company paid one cent per gallon of gasoline tax. The Howard County Board of Education extended bids deadline for West Friendship elementary additions until 2 pm next Tuesday. five construction firms have submitted bids.
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Cleri
Vincent Rogers
Ballenger Creek
Thomas Clark
Louie Brussard
Buckesstown
Charles Parsons
Washington
Berg
Willian ‘T. Collins
Herman PL Cullins
Robert Tannehal
Woodville
Thurcent
United States of America
East Main Street
Church
Carroll Shorts
Thurmont
J. C. Jews
Kemptown
Esso Standard Oi Company
New Mareket
The
Air Company
Lewis
Nation eyes 3.5 million armed forces in expansion plan
President Truman announced a goal to raise the U S military to 3 500 000 men as nationwide mobilization accelerates. Draft calls would reach 80 000 monthly for two months with more National Guard divisions and volunteers joining the regular services, while nine reservists from all services would be called up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Ghent
Stength
Congress
Vie
Tronghe
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Rosenstock hosts party for Mrs Kaufman eightieth
Mr and Mrs Rosenstock near Frederick welcome guests from Old Greenwich Connecticut and Norfolk Virginia for an afternoon party honoring Mrs Michael D Kaufman on her eightieth birthday. Attending are son in law Mr Michael D Kaufman Jr and granddaughters Miss Sylvia Kaufman Miss Vicky Kaufman. local and out of town guests include Mr Harold F Chapin Mrs Bertram Nusbaum Jr and Dr and Mrs Richard Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenstock
Kaufman
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick
Michael D. Kaufman
Michael D. Kaufman, Jr
Sylvia Kaufman
Vicky Kaufman
Old Greenwich
Conn
Rosenstocks
Future Of Vets' Programs Taken Up
State and county program officials discussed the future of the foreign veterans' program at a Friday night dinner meeting. John Saidell of Baltimore, assistant superintendent of Maryland schools, presided at Francis Scott Key Post No. 11, American Legion, with attendees including Harry McDonald and other state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Washington and U N policy shake on law and justice
Today in Washington a critical view of United Nations actions argues that member states have tangled political expediencies, undermining international law and justice. It condemns recognizing China’s communist government, notes Korea aid issues, and warns that appeasement risks war, urging firm stand against aggression.
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Washington
U. N
United Nations
China
Great Britain
United States
Formosa
Security Council
Russia
Korea
Republic of Korea
U. WN
US N. Com
Nort Korea
Rhee
Theln
U. S
Hitler
U.N
Autopsy To Decide Swan Sex Sparks Hood Study
Hood College biologists explore the Culler Lake mute swan Fran to determine its sex. They note both sexes look alike in this species and say only an autopsy can confirm gender, while suggesting possible mating pairings and noting the delay until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Swan
Culler Lake
Cyril Kiein
Biology
Hood College
Hood Biology Department
Francis
Frances
Fran
Snort
Cygius Olor
Hood
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William R. Talley
Fellows Studio
F Hochard County Board of Education
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West Friendship
Richard Bowers and Son
Dallas, Tex
G. Hunter Bowers
Harmony Grove
Alice Staley
North Market Street
John L. Shaw, Jr
Alpha Zeta
College of Agriculture
Shaw
John L. Shaw
Sunnycroft
Katharine K. Rogers
Tucson, Ariz
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Doris Culler
Averett Colege
Danville
Floyd Culler
East Second Street
Miss Culler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. Mason Hendrickson
Rockwell Terrace
Robert L. Layman
USN
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Chesapeake Bay
U. S. Naval Base
Norfolk
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Daniel E. Wight
Lawrenceville
N. J
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Dill Avenue
Harry Walton
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Charles W. Fisher
Jefferson
Dennis Wayne
Harry Gross
Cleveland
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Gross
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Amanda Poole
Sterling F. Kiler
Springfield State Hospital
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Fla
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Middletown
Islaw
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David Lyda
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Mt. Airy
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Saudi
Merril K. Hahn
Airy
Miami
Key West
Silver Springs
Florida
Jacob F. Kintz
News-Post
Kintz
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Lee Adkins
Donald Watkins
Montgomery
Cecil Keller
Washington County
Richard Jones
Howard County
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George C. Remsberg
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Peoples Court
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Hedgesville
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