Boyle In Korea By HAL BOXLF
Three U S soldiers bid farewell to a seven year old Korean boy they had adopted. The orphans evacuee, named Syhaman Rhee after Korea s president, stood in clean uniform as tears rose for his three fathers who feared future lack of care. The men documented the moment, then watched the plane depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Kimpo Air Base
Korea
U. S
South Korea
Johan Braman
Cpl
David A
Arthur Densmore
Densmore
Syhaman Rhee
Rhee
Cpl. Densmore
Fighters In Korea United In Duty And Sacrifice
The piece honors American soldiers fighting in Korea around Hungnam, noting the shrinking beachhead and evacuations by sea. It extols the heroes who stay to rescue companions, stresses national obligation, and urges all Americans to act to prevent future such peril.
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Korea
Hungnam
Relatively Honest Cheyenne county commissioner earns label
Dan Rees recently won election as Cheyenne county commissioner and described himself as reasonably honest. A notable campaign promise was to retract all statements made during the heat of the race, declaring them null and of no value. The phrase relatively honest is used to compare him with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rees
Cheyenne
Wye
Tees
Rees
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Christmas day was bright and clear with festive gatherings and children around the tree. Clerk Doug Lass and Hargett gave each clerk wooden dumb bells. George W Phoebus, a Frederick marble cutter, died Christmas morning at 43. Jail prisoners sent a signed letter praising Sheriff Troxell for kindness and a fine Christmas dinner. The Goodwin Winter Theatrical Company opened at the Opera House with Guilty Without Crime. ladies admitted to reserved seats for 13 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass H. Hargett
George W. Phoebus
Frederick
South Market Street
Chas. P. Troxell
Goodwin Winter Theatrical Company
Opera House
Twenty Years Ago in The News Columns December 26 1930
The first sleet of the winter glazed streets causing numerous accidents. More than 1,000 attended a Brunswick Christmas tree entertainment with gifts of confectionery and oranges. Bliss Electrical School students William Bartgis Paul Mobley and Victor Palmer spend holidays with parents. Oscola Gordon 40 farmer on Ballenger Creek road injured by loose wheel from a feed mill and hospitalized with a deep abdominal gash.
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Brunswick
William Bartgis
Paul Mobley
Victor Palmer
Bliss Electrical School
Takoma Park
Oscola Gordon
Ballenger Creek
Waying Coy
Draftee Postponement Case Highlights Draft Rules
Major Nial explains how a severe auto accident can trigger a postponement of induction. Jack B. suffers injuries including a brain concussion and leg cuts, delaying his draft date. Temporary postponements follow rules for emergencies or illness, potentially up to 60 days, with possible reclassification if disability endures.
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Thomas M. Nial
Washington
Jack B
Draft Board
Draft
Jack
Army
Selective Service
Sue Dack
Dack
Mothers shape daughters social fate in Julia column
Dorothy Dix argues mothers largely determine a daughter's popularity by overprotecting, overadvertising, or dominating social life. She catalogs manners that hinder poise and social ease, from preventing dating to competing with the daughter, noting how each pattern harms self confidence and charm. Released by Bell Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Ike
Julias
Sulla
Julian
Mamma
Yun
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Self same rules for postponement and social security explained
A reader guide discusses when to seek postponement from induction for extreme emergencies and outlines Social Security self employment rules. It covers who is covered, earnings thresholds, tax rates over years, household workers rules, and reporting requirements. It notes outcomes depend on local boards and stresses emergency necessity.
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NEA
Christian Science
Internal Revenue
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Hoyt
Collector of Internal Revenue
Collector of
Berfore
Miss Ruthellen Lenhart Bride Of Dwight Mason Roy Sunday
Miss Ruthellen Lenhart became the bride of Dwight Mason Roy in a Christmas Eve double ring ceremony at Evangelical Lutheran Church. The couple, of Carroll Parkway and Mountain Lake Park, will honeymoon in Florida before residing with the bride’s parents. The bride, a Frederick nurse and Army Nurse Corps veteran, wore a velvet gown with lace mantilla and carried white roses. The groom is a teacher and future Western Maryland College education master's candidate.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ruthellen Lenhart
Clemen Henry Lenhart
Carroll Parkway
Dwight Mason Roy
Predevick
Richard Roy
Mountain Lake Pack
W. W. Garrett
Henry Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Shoemaker
Robert R Harrison
William S. Burger
Lennart
Mrs. Roy
Florida
Roy
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Army Nurse Corps
Proom
Adamstown
Oakland High School
Frostburg State Teachers
University of Maryland School of Law
Western J.maryland College
Westminster couple announce Martha Bare engagement
Dr and Mrs Samuel Luther Bare of Westminster announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Eien to George Peter Buckey son of Mr and Mrs Earley P Buckey of Union Bridge Miss Bare attended Wilson College and graduated from Cazenovia Junior College and Bard Avon Secretarial School Mr Buckey graduated last June from the University of Virginia and is employed in Waynesboro Pa Plans are being made for a spring wedding.
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Samuel Luther Bare
Westminster
Martha Eien
George Peter Buckey
Earley P. Buckey
Union Bridge
Miss Bare
Wilson College
Cazenovia Junior College
Bard-Avon Secretarial School
Buckey
University of Virginia
Waynesboro
Key Post Distributes Toys to Over a Thousand Children
More than 1,000 children in 194 city and county families received playthings in the annual Christmas distribution of toys by Francis Scott Key Post No. 11, American Legion. About 5,000 toys books and games were included this year, with thanks to citizens and merchants. Legion workers listed include James Geisinger Joseph Geisinger Charles Birely Mervin Green Howard King and others. repairs by Pete Mantz and dolls dressed by Mrs Nannie Talley.
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Francis Scott Key Post No
American Legion
Wilbur W. Baker
Legion
Post
Winchester Hall
James and
Joseph Geisinger
Charles M. Birely
Mervin Green
Howard King
Robert Burall
John Kimmel
William G. Baker
J. Alfred Catsail
Cy Young
Joseph Holdcraft
Elmer Smith
Paul Stitely
Thomas Mohan
Walter Lipps
Betty Fout
Garment Co Yale Party At Walkersville Factory
The Robert Terry Garment Co Inc held a Christmas party for over 100 employees at the Walkersville factory. The event began with a cafeteria banquet at Glade Valley restaurant, then moved to the factory for entertainment including singing, gift exchanges, soloist Richard Dudderar, department heads introduced by manager Charles Nicodemus, a New York guest promising work for the year, a three act floor show with a magician juggler and roller skating trio, a Santa gift reveal by elevator, and twenty draw prizes awarded.
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Robert Terry Garment Co., Inc
Walkersville
Frederick
Glade Valley
Richard Dudderar
Charles Nicodemus
Jerry Meyers
New York
Santa
Anniversaries and historical milestones from America today
Know America Today's Anniversaries list notable figures born in Virginia Washington and Ireland with deaths spanning 1789 to 1950. It also marks events such as the 1776 Trenton battle and the 1862 Mankato Sioux hangings, plus first electric lights at Wanamaker's in 1878 and a 1918 Wilson Buckingham Palace sleep.
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Thomas Nelson
Virginia
Yorktown
Emma D. FE. N. Southworth
Washington, D. C
Dion Boucicault
Ireland
New York
George Dewey
Spain
Wavy
Montpelier
Wallace M. Scndder
The
Newark
N. J
Trenton
Isaiat Bowman
Johns Hopking University
Calif
Salt Lake
Mankato
Mann
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
President Wilson
Buckingham Palace
London
Ashland Couple Betrothed In Frederick Union
Miss Elizabeth Ann Enterline of Frederick and George Richard Adams of Ashland plan marriage. Enterline, Hood College graduate 1949, works as a biologist at Camp Detrick. Adams, Drexel Institute student, served in the Army during World War II.
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L. E. Enterline
Ashland
Elizabeth Ann Enterline
Frederick
George Richard Adams
George Howard Adams
Enterline
Hood College
Camp Detrick
Adams
Drexel Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Demolition of Hungnam Withdrawal Seen as Seal to Port Fight
Washington notes the rapid reverse operation at Hungnam, praising a smooth amphibious withdrawal that freed ships and troops for future uses. Navy guns and aircraft supported by battleships and cruisers made a flawless, around the clock bombardment, while enemy submarines and air threats were met with advanced detection and anti aircraft fire. The piece frames the withdrawal as a showcase of sea air power and strategic planning, comparing it to wartime Pacific operations and noting emerging value of battleships in missile delivery. It also references Roosevelt era artifacts and ongoing debates about naval and ground force obsolescence.
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Washington
United States Navy
Hungnam
Korea
United Nations
U. N
North- East
North Korea
Missouri
Norfolk
New Jersey
Wisconsin
America
Seven Seas
de Seversky
Congress
Doctor Says on Prostitution Global Health Risks
A 20 year old man asks about a city’s moral decline and the spread of prostitution’s harm. The writer notes prostitution is a worldwide issue affecting health, not just ethics, and discusses its broad social impact beyond morality. He emphasizes the health consequences for millions globally.
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Edgar E. Humie
Frankfort
Robert V. White
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
Boston
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
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St. Louis
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