Boyle In Korea By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE describes Yongdong Korea as a frontline civil war center where refugees crowd rail yards near Seoul. He notes mass misery, a wartime black market for escape, and desperate attempts to flee by freight trains toward Pusan while UN forces hold the perimeter and Red Chinese threats loom. The piece highlights civilian courage and democratic principles amid abandonment and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle Yongdong
Korea
United Nations
Seoul
Yongdong
Pusan
Bradles
Baye
Sehen Sia
Treip
Getoum
Gore
The News of Frederick Maryland December 30 1950
The Frederick Maryland newspaper The News reports The News established 1383 published each afternoon except Sunday by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company at 28 North Court Street. Subscription rates listed include single copies two cents and advance payments for a month 75 cents three months two dollars six months three fifty and a year six fifty. Postal details note second class matter and entry at the Frederick post office.
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the News
Frederick
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Happiness Ahead and a Happy New Year
A reflective meditation on happiness and New Year wishes. It questions if two Happy New Year greetings are possible and suggests happiness comes from within and by boosting others. The piece cites shared human desire for good cheer and neighborly acts as a path to a better year.
Dictionary project to end English usage confusion debated
At the Modern Language Association convention Allen D Hubbell of the University of Denver outlined a planned dictionary of modern American usage. Based on writings from newspapers and novels, it aims to resolve shifts between shall will and other forms. Until completion, use whichever form seems natural and appropriate.
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New York
Modern Language Association
Allen D Hubbell
University of Denver
Hubbell
Hey
Hubbeil
Hubbell Grlyves
Fifty Years Ago Highlights From the Columns of the News
The 10th century note recalls a $2300 offertory at the Methodist Episcopal church to settle a debt. Fire struck Morris Smith’s Woodsboro home, destroying it after a two am blaze. family saved belongings. Mayor Chilton bars New Year noise near two ill residents. Circuit Clerk Theodore Luman dies after a 60 foot fall at Devil’s Hole. he was Rev A J Gill’s brother in law. Mgr Rhodes vows special detectives at the City Opera House to curb disorder.
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Morris Smith
Woodsboro
Chilton
East Third Street
Court Square
Theodore Luman
Allegany County
Devil's Hole
Cumberland
A. J. Gill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mgr. Rhodes
City Opera House
Twenty Years Ago Local HemS From The News
The post-Christmas rains are subsiding and streams return to drought levels. Fishing Creek reached 25 feet, 10 feet below the top. David H. Mullinix reports thieves stole 90 dozen eggs, 49 pounds butter, and 40 pounds country sausage from his parked truck in northwest Washington. Turkey prices dipped to about 35 cents dressed, down from higher levels. Leon M. Fitabrook of the Department of Agriculture addressed Kiwanis Club about global farming industry challenges.
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Fishing Creek
David H. Mullinix
Washington
Leon M. Fitabrook
Department of Agriculture
Kiwanis Club
Mes Blakeslee To Be Soloist With Baltimore Symphony
Carolyn Blakeslee soprano of Hood College will be guest artist with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra on January 3 and 7 at the Lyric Theater Baltimore conductor Reginald Stewart leads the program. She will sing Lulu excerpts and Barber Knoxville Summer of 1915 with Carl Knotter as baritone. The event features a short operatic fantasia The Telephone by Menotti. The program includes other rarities and finishes with a half hour concert.
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Frederick
Carolyn Blakeslee
Sopra
Vatcout
Radro
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Reginall Stewart
Lyric Theater
Baltimore
Blakeslee
Earle B. Blakeslee
Hood College
Opera Night
Gian- Carlo Menott
Broadway
Carl Knotter
James Agree
Knoxville
Barber
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Opera
Louie Homer
Weddings and church notices from Harmony and Thurmont
The Harmony Church hosts the December 26 wedding of Miss Ethel Brandenburg to Leod Warne with Rev Bazil Groassnickte officiating. Betty Sweeney wed Herman Lante in Lanty Chapel with a pink and white decor, followed by a reception at Hoovers Blue Bird Camp. Eleanor J Keeney and Robert L Keeney marry in York with plans to reside there. Dr Watts named interim pastor at Allen Memorial Baptist Church Salisbury. The article notes the bamboo as the fastest growing higher plant.
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Horne—Brandenburge
Harmony Church of
Use
Sever
Ethel B. Brandenburg
Fannie Brandenburg
George Brandenburg
Harmony
Leod. Warne
Grover Harne
Hanover
Lanty
Sweeney
Catortin Furence
Betty I. Sweeney
Mer
Harold Sweeney
Reel
Herman Ls. Lante
Milton Lante
Lante
Treacler
Peter Pan
Mary Carhauch
Ada Kerns
Roth Sweeney
Latte Frankie Lani
Ling
Howeard Lanta
Howard Sweeney, Jr
Richard Lants
Mrs. Lanty
Keeney
Eleanor J. Camer
York
Frederick
Robert L. Keeney
Woodsboro
Weat
Kings Street
Kr. Keeney
Gentzler Tile and Marble Corp
Watts
Salisbury
Torseph TL Watts
Balliore
Allen Memorial
ON Stewart
Ralewh
N.C
Baptist Puaistry Ca
Elks Dance and Community News From Frederick Area
Frederick area Elks plan New Year dance with Joe Stephens orchestra at the club starting 10 pm with breakfast served afterward. Local naval personnel Donald B May USN returns to Charleston after 21 days leave. Numerous Christmas gatherings, anniversaries, and births noted among Frederick residents and nearby towns with family visitors from Washington Baltimore and beyond.
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Elks
Joe Stephens
Donald B. May
U.S. S. Tanager
Charleston
D. C
Charles May
May
Navy
Petition Protests Widening Of Rt. 40 Through Old Braddock
Old Braddock residents planned to file a position with the State Roads Commission protesting widening and resurfacing plans for Route 40 from near Catoctuy County Club toward Middletown. Petition cites homes and Saxon trees at risk as the road expands into yards, with alleged 66-foot right of way and hazardous serpentine boundary. Includes numerous signatories and notes prior highway improvements north of Old Braddock.
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Old Braddock
Incinnity
State Roads Commission
Jan, Son Pradard
Catoctuy County Club
Middletown
Braddock Mountain
Braddock
Clifton
Insing
Uher
Otot Koapwe
State Roads Com- Wasstom
The
Roads Commission
WW. Phreeger
Harry C. Baker
Effie £. Baker
Beulah
Hildebrand
Clarence E. Wiles
Dorothy E. Wiles
James H. Baker
Clara M. Baker
Mehr Hartsoek
Bible Thoughts and Faith Reflections
A compact devotional note cites Deut 30 4 about being gathered from heaven and God’s mysterious workings in grace and nature. References Fenelon and Isaiah praise, with Henry Melvill urging gratitude and bold supplication for divine gifts.
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Fenelon
Are second marriages happier than first according to Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues second marriages tend to be happier due to experience and adjustment. Widowers and widows bring practical skills, budgeting, and realism, while both spouses learn to cooperate and avoid idealizing partners.
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Billy
Angar
Mgr
Kipling
Ayame
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Questions and Answers on Oysters Music and Ports
A compact quiz recaps oyster seasonality noting year round safety but richer flavor during the so called R months. It cites Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber as authors of Silent Night 1818 origin from Tyrolean Alps. It states Buffalo Port as the world’s greatest fresh water port by tonnage and explains Australian origin of lolly and American addition of pop.
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Joseph Mohr
Franz Gruber
Tyrolean Alps
Buffalo
Air power Surge in Korea Shapes UN Strategy
In Korea the UN plans use of strategic air power to hit enemy supply lines as ground troops defend positions. U S Navy air carriers operate with heavy bombers and cooperation with Tokyo to coordinate missions. Officials note Hungnam evacuation showed naval fire can shield future deployments and that air strikes could turn the tide of battles along the 38th parallel.
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Washington
Korea
U.S. Navy
Hungnam
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Manchurian
W U. N
U. N
Soviet Russia
U. S
Tokyo
Moi
Far East
U.N
U.S. Air Force
Kore
U. S. Naval Air
William W. Haffner
Ben Street
Carroll E. Haines
Roy
Frederick
East Church
Highland Streets
Haffne
Goingorth
Highland
Haines
Church Street
Frank Dorsey
Polo
Natal
U. S. Air Force
Baughman’s Lane
Acciden
East Church Street Office Building Sold
The three story brick East Church Street office building, long used by physicians and dentists, was sold by Dr and Mrs William Meredith Smith to Dr Bernard M Davis, a prominent Frederick dentist. Immediate possession is given and the price was about 35000. The seller’s estate had previously owned the medical suites.
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Chur Street
William Meredith
Bernard M. Davis
Promine Frederick
Thomas B. Johnson
Smith
Drs. Smith
Edward P. Thomas
A. Austin Pearce
Seco
Dr. Davis
J. Slusher
Noah FE. Crame and Son
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Virginia Sofer
Burkittsville
St John's Church
Martin Ritchie
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Franklin Ritchie
Bobbie and
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Robert Ritchie
Ann
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Eddie
Gertrude Warner
Carlton Catlin
da EB. Catlin
Barton
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Carroll County
Henry R. Black
Marie
Joan
Wilhan
H. Whitmore
Thurmont
Wallie M. Shark
Emory JL. Warner
Paul Rice
Linda
Dayton
Ohio
Mrs. Rice
Luther Royer
Broad Hut
John D. Mause
Myersville
Fedward White
Sanford
Florida
Elizabeth Washburn
Minerva Horine
Hyattstown
George W. Chaney
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New Market
Henderson
Inchan
Misses Wallamian
Record Street
John McGill
Bernhsted Williamson
Alfred Mebaxane
J. A. Wale Hamson
Baltingare
Miran Mre
Themas Magen
Broad Run
Birch of Godnughter
Dianne Frances
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Ally
Emerson Burrier
Mt. Airy
Burrier
Ephraim Stoner
Cehildren
Carl Smith
Carol
Ira Garber
William Garver
William Fourdum
William
Walter Burall
John Gilbert
Alan Garber
Horace Hipsley
Granville Poole
John Harris
Mary Garver
Joseph Garver
Clifford Snyder
Dora Lease
Margaret Lease
Ruby Will
Catherine Fritz
Charles Lease
Martha Runkles
George P., von Eiff
George P. von Eiff, Jr
E. Ken Hersperger
College Avenue
J. W. Heutzen
Sykesville
Miami Beach
Fla
Besley Sluli
Bethel
Irene Frances
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John D. Kelly
Clinton Kelly
Umioen Bridge
Rodney
James Kelly
Kenneth
Rudy Kelly
Bucxeystown
Jjames Kelly
Mise Fay
Daniel Kelly
Linthicunt Heights
Bernard Zimmerman
Frederick, Route 5
Mya
J. Ds Nuell
Airy
Herr
Myers Nuell
J. Noell
Kathy Gay
Miami
Edward PL Grigsby
Youngstown
Obie
Donald Grigsby
Rt. 40
Urbana
Wilson Runkles
Sara Stans
Eigat
Dolly Lawson
An Tunkles
Shiney Geishbert
Gerry Geisbert
Mary Jane Wilcom
Mary Down Adamson
Europe
wTsaiah
Henry Melvill
Dorothy Dix
Australia
America
Hungram
David Lawrence
Hyattstown Hill
Louise Priest
High Street
Williamsport
Clarksburg
Licksville
Pennsylvania
Baynard Burks
Chester
Joyce
Shirley
Robert Burks
Burks
Richard A. Myers
Community Oil Company
Charles Town
W. Va
William Frank Casper, Jr
Rawson
Burks Machine
Myers
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Shawspa
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