Frederick News Briefs No. 950 February 4 1950
Pree THE NEWS Frederick Maryland February 4 1950 issue page presents subscription rates and postal details. It notes membership in the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The brief lists pricing for single copies, monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Great Southern Pro
Audit Bureau of
Renlatine PB
Associated Press
Uve
Fredrick
World We Live In Weddings and Cold War Regard
The article blends a wedding notice for Nancy Muench et al in St Josephs Chapel with a lengthy discussion of geopolitical tensions. It references Admiral Burke's testimony on U S Soviet stalemate, small wars, and potential long term nuclear balance, then returns to local notices of engagements and birthdays in Loudoun County including Rose Robinette and Allen Gralant, and a birthday dinner for Mrs. Bertha Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unio
Ciet of Naval Operations
Arleigh A. Burke
Burke
Senate
Joint Chiefs of State
Army
Duke
Johns Hopkins University
Lawton
Nocthsdom County
Igh School
Tom Hemisphere
Purcellville
Russia
Zonela
Tifty Years Ago tems From The Colimas The News
A 1908 column recaps local items from Colimas. Includes political notes on Democratic central committee bills, a resignation of a public school teacher Mrs Joan W. Grove, and community announcements. Also covers a high school society debate, moving pictures at City Opera House, and a detailed Middletown wedding with Rev. Burkhardt officiating and many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan W. Grove
Sabena My
Grove
al Mocky Springs
College
Aitl
Bube—Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Brundry
Patricia “Lee Refauver
Ilarald W. Refauver
Artlington
Vasath Midstletons
Willian Prederick Blumer
Arlington
Fot Mir
Albert R. Burkhardt
George
Klinefeller
Srobert Kefauver
Jane
Kenneth Kefauver
Lisq Vily
Off Broadway Pioneer Stella Holt Shapes Theater Path
Stella Holt, a blind former social worker and now a busy Broadway and off Broadway organizer, leads Greenwich Mews and a new West Side theater. She has produced 14 plays, including Langston Hughes' Simply Heavily, and plans future shows with her partner Will Hunter in Washington. The couple also staged a production at the Greystone Hotel ballroom and pursue cultural entertainment for diverse audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Hal Boyle
York
Missy Hall
Chad Myopia
Cornell University
Tm Lim
Miss Holt
Miss Tot
Langston Hughes
Sree- Tha Groom
Chase
Jinan
Will Hunter
Washington
John T. Blosis
Lee
Kefauver
Offord
Frederick
Mall
Greystone Hotel
Upper West Side
Walt Anderson
Launching of U S Gavellite and World Affairs Debate
Lawrence discusses the launch of the U S Gavellite and its global impact. The article notes propaganda use across radio to frame America as a space race leader, with commentary on political and domestic policy implications. It also profiles Scout leader Lawrence Denny and community events at the Fifth Angual Scouters' Reception Dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Russell Young
Loyhvedus
Angual Scouters
D.C
Council On Youth Fitness
Masic
Jarmy
Uder
Hugh Curry
U.s.army
Ted
Samuel Labadi
Young
Evangelical Lutheran Church
This Ity
Nhoys
Frederick County
Denny Institutional Benesaat Ative
Pranels Scott Key
Francis Scott Key
Yuna
Philmont
Seoul
Harlow Column: On Way Out rears
The column discusses Soviet reaction to American signals amid the summit talk push. It notes Moscow recognizing Washington’s leverage, the political maneuvering around Stassen and Eisenhower, and domestic and foreign factors shaping the push for possible talks. The piece blends commentary on missiles, satellites, and U.S. leadership with partial news of local incidents and a public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Moscow
Sputnnik
Harald Slas
Isenlower
Isassiament
Dlsas
Hts
Stassen
Ls Iy i. Reeg
America
Ornor
Vanige
Vaula
Inissileg
New York
Gerald Tribune
Tor
United States
New York Times
Eisenhower
James
Hagerly
Gram
Minnesota
Mler
Herson
Pennsylvania
Washington
Jean Presige Ag
Nixon
Congress
Sheffield
East Patrick Street
Shoemaker
Allen Twetty
David Whitlington
Leity
Orpha Stottard
Hagerstown
Chety
Iinor
Cerro
Whittington
Vosts
Sputnik fears fade as Nixon edges Stassen in party race
Amid confused notes on Eisenhower and Sputnik, Nixon gains the nomination edge over Stassen. Analysts say Stassen’s appeal wanes while Nixon’s path to the 1960 race appears clearer, with discussions of disarmament and U S strategies shaping public sentiment and party dynamics.
Local Personal News and Community Notices
The column lists birthdays and anniversaries for local families including Linda Shipley observing her eleventh birthday and Jerry Lawson Jr. turning ten, with birth announcements for Jeffrey Alanson Keil. It also notes social visits, wedding party roles, and a memorial of missing context from a Frederick hospital birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Stoller
Urbana
Miami
Fla
Art Hargett
Harwell
Wiedere
Linda Shipley
Harry ¥. Shipley
North Market Street
Inday
Jerry Lawson
and Biers
Clyde Lawson Jr
Allen O. Keil
Oakstreet
Linden Mills
Jeffrey Alanson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Knill
Ralph F. Martz
Clarksburg
George C. Crim
415
South Market Street
Crum
Mrr
Ralph PF
Martz
George D. Marie
Jay Crum
Caroline
James McSherry
Madeline Shriver
James Wesherry
T Shriver
Westminster
Miss Shriver
Notable Patients With Updates From Area Hospitals
Among the sick in Martinsburg and Hagerstown area hospitals several named patients are reported. WUPSCH Lindsay and Pearly surcel remain confined at Newton Dir Hekey Hospital Martinsburg while Catoctin avenue doctors monitor them. Harald A. Twentey of Hagerstown is at Washington County Hospital for observation and treatment. Harvey Shae of Frederick is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. William Spuety of Frederick employed by Meadows Van and Storage underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recovering well. Mrs Ruby W. Myers, a patient at Frederick Memorial Mosorial, shows slow improvement and has visitors after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Grannary of Mary
Washington College
Univer
Virgina
Woodward and
Dedirees i Geogeayhy
Ife
University of Minnesota
New
Army
Lanrren
Catoctin
Newton
Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Harald A. Twentey
Manse Road
Hagerstown
Yellow Springs
Washington County Hospital
Harvey Shae
Patrick Jaireel
Frederick Memorial
Waliam Spuety
Frederick
Meadows
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ruby WW. Myers
Series of Accidents Tip Wins Local Awards
A resident earned a monthly award for tipping News-Post about a spate of accidents at a Clilen intersection on January 22. Five tipsters shared cash prizes for alerts on incidents including a tractor collision near Emmitsburg and an arson fire, with one tip about an airplane destroyed by fire at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Clilen
Airy
News-Post
Hughes Ford Road
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Carroll County
Tiyatt Sl
Piace
Side Glances on Men and the Soviet Honor Rejoined
Side glances to men on boy to handle the Soviet honor were rejoined as they went this five joining to secretary. It is a wonder they have stayed together this long.
Junior Auxiliary Anniversary Banquet Held At Hotel Fred
The Junior Auxiliary held its second anniversary banquet at Hotel Fred with about 60 members and guests present. Margaret Engle presided as incoming president Roberta Hopkins. State and county officials attended and four charter members were recognized. An entertaining segment by the North End Civic Association accompanied remarks from local leaders and past officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Celck
Margaret Engle
Aul-Gaing
Roberta Hopkins
Netlinox
Edna Miller
Laura Walker
Zoe Kline
Mildred Kolimyer
Charles Bell
Junior Fire Co
Sally Haines
Dubian Blumenauer
Charlotte Loy
North End Civic Association
Frederick Inews
Charles V. Main
Palive
Virginia Danner
Relen Delandey
Helena Brochey
Bull Singer
Kale Gitlinger
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Rockwelle Mueil
Nancy Vonnne Muench
Anes
Walter G. Muench
Chafet
Eniltss
Qnrg
Beile Wi
Maurice Rockwell
Aerv
del M1. Mockwell
Sonvinale Stent
Mich
Danbary
St. Joseph's Hectory Chapel
Kimmilsburg
James Tyuilley
Jpostor
Eileen Bernice Muench
Emmiteburg
Walter Eugene Muench
Michigan
Canalla
St. Joseph's High School
Fat Central High School
Mint Junior College
Kenyon College
U.S. Army
Cecil F. Robinelie
Lavettsville
Rosenary Galena
Allen Gralantuave
Abthue Wave
Hamilton, Va
Berths JS. Stouéidh
Leesburg
Norma Fraley
East South Street
Stauffer
Paul Snyder
Snyder
William Null
Carol Ann
Bobbie Null
Idwiert
Null
Haughtery Yaney Null
Colimas
Democratic County Central
Belles Lettres Society
The
Mate High School
J.P. W. Simpson
P. Brown
J. Enright
J. Price
City Opera
Pearean Shhock
ML. Vesuvius
Rancts
WH. Markell
Dude Worthington
Macy J. Hoffman
Albert Will
Sion Church
Rugal Empire
Lewis Kelauver
Robert Zeeher
Delores Wilts
Aid
Nina Nane
Serenata
Jarey Lenn Meflwee
Joseph Kefauver
Ste York
Boyle
Sige
Adrian Hall
Galveston
Tex
Holt
Hal
Just Colleges
Mary
Late Wi
USMC
Maine
Thomas Tae Quill Jr
Jevert
Thomas
Fray Kanody
Bagh 'Hind Street
Parris
Inet Island
S.C
Mons
F.R. Young
Lawrence
U.S
David Lawrence
Kel d
Sputnik
Giles
F. Russell Young
Harlow
Natomia Council
Natomia No
Sen, Diene Phrey
Bein
Inelaw Daltid
Christian A. Mworter
Muassavhuiation
Amillus
Askea
Ale Ripley & Sos
Spulnik
Nias le Cites
Stasy
Alsteterick Co
Nation
Bruchay
Siready
Ament
Dulles
Ygstars
Ie Tee
White House
Pred. Co. Agercatural Society
Peoples National
Brunswick
Slassen
Bak Bane
Tni
State Department
Farmers
Gaithersburg
Negoli Bernaldy
London
Arone
Arone 680 Charts of Business Conditions, May-Dulles
Siate Trust
Vader
Seniulin
Senvers
Lellees
Rosie M. Walter
Iaket
Oretshang Court
C. Clitten Virls
Ital Altarney
Ausister
Essentiowar Tn
Axlual
Ay Vinton
West Chiuroh Atvaat
Ulwwon S. Falton
Frederick County Bar Association
William M. Storm
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Albert R Jones
Robert E. Cianger
Tegal
Inipepeed
Willan H. Labhens
Vnte-Fresident
Treasuren At
He Everedy Company
Avert Coast
Mr. Wubsch FL Lindsay
Pearly Surcel
Newton Dir Hekey Hospital
Martinsbueg, Woy Vai
Zy TH
Paul Melek
Deviate
Aerster Clay
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