Asia balances power as independence rises and superpowers contend
The brief notes Asia grows as a potential counterweight to the United States and Russia. Nehru rejects the claim that Asia is dominated by Russia, citing Asian desires for independence. China nears Communist control while Asia’s regional coalitions hint at a global balance and a new moderating force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Europe
United States
America
Russia
Siberia
Pandit Nehru
India
Commu
China
Solidari
New Delhi
Indonesia
Su Fores
Russi
Defendants in Two Traffic Cases Fined
Defendants in two traffic cases growing out of recent accidents were found guilty before Mag istrate Manuel M. Weinberg in Peoples Court this morning. Jesse H Brasbears Jr Route 1, was guilty of failing to stop for a stop sign and paid a fine and costs of 3.75 dollars. Samuel E Smith 320 Chapel Alley, was fined for failing to yield right of way while making a left turn with a fine and costs of 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Jesse H Brasbears
Samuel E. Smith
Chapel Alley
Brashears
Walkers
Jack L Etter
Washington
James R. Drury
Arthur W. Mann, Jr
Warrenton
Arthur Mo Balusat
Grand Rapids Tech
Ing
J. C. Sheets
RK. Rs
McLane
Parkway School PTA Adopts Resolution in Favor of Bond Issue
A January 31 1949 Par ent-Teachers Association meeting at Parkway School endorsed the School Building Program. The resolution urged Frederick County Commissioners and local editors to support bonds totaling at least 2 500 000 to meet immediate needs, opposing any reduction that would delay relief for underserved areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway School Pta
Parent-Teachers Association of Parkway School
Frederick County
Theron D. Green
Edward Cherry
W. E. Sanders
Lincoln D. Exgelbrecht
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Feb 7 1899
Fifty years ago local items note a pair of handsome horses for the Tinted Fire Company to respond quickly to alarms. Mr Frank L Stoner slips on ice near Doll Brothers store and sustains a head cut. Frederick endures heavy snow. sleighing praised as best in years. Mayor Chilton appoints a committee to arrange welcome for Frederick soldiers returning home after muster out. Capt Q J Beckley chairs. A A Lehmann with Frank T Rhodes works on placing the clock into position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinted Fire Company
Frank L. Stoner
Doll Brothers
Worth Market Street
Frederick
Chilton
Maryland Ree
Q . J. Beckley
A. A. Lehmann
Mgr
Frank T. Rhodes
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columms Of The News
Local items from Feb 7 1923 note a sale at 346 28 Madison selling a TIWENTE-ONE snow plow and a house. Harry C Schroeder resigns after 22 years at Bowers Lumber to join Economy Silo and Manufacturing in East Trick Street. Edgar Stevens, a Washington real estate dealer, buys much of High Kr ob land, plans to build log cabins, with some parcels selling at $25 an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwente
Grimore R
Harry C. Schroeder
Ofice
Bowers Lumber Company
Economy Silo and Manufacturing Company
Easttrick Street
Fdgar Stevens
Washington
Stevens
Washington Daybook thrills from a Truman lookalike and royal beef deals
A cow puncher resembling Harry Truman visits Washington and wins an Army order reversal, boosting beef purchases. George Luckey’s meeting with The Boss and the President leads to canceling an Argentine beef order of 8,000,000 pounds and securing 37,000,000 pounds of U S beef. It highlights policy tweaks and a Brewster Hughes clash, plus a stray military leave note from Eighth Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffix
Washington
Harry Truman
Range
Uncle Sam
George Luckey
West
Lone Ranger
Heef
Army Brass
Juan Peron
George
Army
Wil
Luckey
Truman
Harry
Prez
American Legion
Masonic
Hite
White House
Mr. Truman
Labor Board Bias Threatens Fairness in Labor Law
The piece argues the National Labor Relations Board has operated with pro union bias since 1935, undermining free speech and fair employer relations. It warns that reenacting the Wagner Act or a Taft-Hartley revival under the current board would restore one sided decisions and hinder peaceful labor-management relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Labor Board
Truman
Joint Committee of Congress
Iis
Denis
Department of Labor
Tobin
Rev Nevin Smith Speaks At Hood College Vesprs
Rev Nevin E Smith pastor of Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed church Hanover Pa was guest speaker at Hood College vesper service in Brodbeck Hall Sunday afternoon. His subject Playing Upon Character used John 14 9 I would see the Father as text He urged shared impressions of personalities and characters to foster goodwill and asked how peace can come if nations bargain with hate and revenge only hindering true compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin E. Smith
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Mr. Smith
Ex-GIs Testify In Gillars Treason Trial In Paris
Prosecutors called more ex-GIs to testify about interviews with Axis Sally while wounded in a Paris hospital as Mildred Gillars faces treason charges in G S District Court. John T Lynskey and Paul G Kessel testified as supposed second and third witnesses to one of ten alleged treasonable acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sally
Paris
Mildred E. Gillars
G. S. District Court
John T. Lynskey
Etna
Paul G. Kessel
Detroit
Miss Gillars
Letters Granted In Two Orphans Estates
Letters of administration on two estates were granted in Orphans morning to Roy D Crum and Mary E Summers. Crum qualified as administrator of Hattie D Crum estate. Summers as administrator of George W. Frederick estate. Heirs named, no valuations listed. about 1600 dollars reported for Crum estate. Morale of occupation troops in Japan described as extremely high by Army Secretary Robart, with visit to Korea planned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Crum
Hattie D. Crum
Mary E. Summers
George W
Sam- Frederick
TF Army
Rovatl
Japan
Korea
Weather Summary for February Precipitation Report
The report notes 74 hours ending at 6 a.m. shows February precipitation at 0.46 inch versus a normal 2.90 inches. February 1943 recorded 1.68 inches. Yesterday’s high was 41 degrees, low last night 32. Sunrise and sunset times, moonrise and moonset are listed for the next day.
Elm Street School Parents Night Highlights Lunch and Health Programs
About 250 parents attended Elm Street School's annual Parents' Night in the auditorium. Miss Ruth MacVean outlined the lunch program's role in meeting daily meal needs, while Warren Evans described health and physical education goals for county schools. Charles S. Lane noted proposed improvements including a gym, cafeteria, music room, and workshops, with funding asked for immediate and secondary needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Ruth MacVean
Warren Evans
Frederick County
Charles S. Lane
County Board of Education
MacVean
Er. Evans
Frederick Clan Memorial
Iiervais
Etim Strée
Wedding Bells Bind Mary Jane Say and William Michael
A quiet ceremony was held Friday evening at 7:30 at the Evangelical Reformed Parsonage uniting Miss Mary Jane Say and William Curtis Michael in a single ring ceremony. Rev. Paul L. House officiated as the couple, both Frederick High School graduates, begin married life at 2 Winchester Street. The reception followed at the groom’s home with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael—May
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
Mary Jane Say
Carl C. May
William Curtis Michael
Beth M. Michael
Paul L. House
Leon G. Poole
Carl L. May
Frederick High School
Muse ‘Tailoring Co
Tne
U. S
Winchester Street
City
Today in History and Birthdays Recap
A compact roll of notable anniversaries and birthdays. Key figures include Benjamin Randall, Hannah Whitall Smith, Richard Gilder, Robert Mantell, and Charles Siringo, with events from Vincennes 1779 to 1943 shoe rationing and 1942 Roosevelt China aid. Also lists several birthdays and a horoscope urging balanced thought and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Randall
The
Free Will Baptists
New Castle
N. H
Hannah Whitall Smith
Philadelphia
Richard Gilder
New Jersey
New York
Bordentown
Robert M. Mantell
Scotland
Charles A Siringo
Pinkerton
Texas
George Rodgers Clark
Vincennes
Ind
Academician
Pioneer
Mississippi
Caria
Baltimore
Thomas A. Mooney
California
Gov. Murphy
Michigan
Roosevelt
China
Truman
Army
Eisenhower
Bradley
Sinclaire
Sauk Centre
Minn
Victor L. Butterfield
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Luther M. Swygert
U.S. District Court For
Indiana
Miami
Pierre van Passen
Holland
Frederick N. Hovde
Purdue University
Erie
Emmanuel Chapman
Committee of Catholics For Human Rights
Chicago
Defense Seeks To Break Edwards Confession
Baltimore on February 7 defense attorneys for Thomas A. Edwards challenged the confession in his murder trial arguing tests show he could not have killed Glen Burnie couple as stated. Three Anne Arundel County men testified about the experiments supporting Edwards’ claim, while the state rested its case after admitting the signed statement.
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Baltimore
Thomas A. Edwards
Glen Burner
Anne Arundel County
Sis
Edwards
John H. Mahlen
Glenn Burnie
Mary Kiine
Mahlen
Jay O
Annapolis
Eawards
Financial Report for Mt Airy Issued
Mt Airy reports total income of 55,747,385 from June 1, 1947 to December 1, 1948, spending nearly all funds except 1,296.23. The period, extended over a year, shows a net sale of about 10,000 with 4,000 in expenses for improvements. Debts rose to 54,000 with interest costs noted. James G. Conzelman, former NFL coach, suffered a minor incident at the Waldorf Astoria and related comments. Pfc William L. Ensor graduates clerk typist course at USAF Technical School Warren AFB, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Aine
Conzelman Stricke
New York
James G
Jimmy Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Conzelman
Waldorf Astoria
Warren
Wyo
William L. Ensor
Dorothy E. Ensor
SA West Patrickstree
Frederick
Usaf Technical School
Francis E. Warren
John C. B. Elliott
Ills and Removals From Frederick Area Homes
The notice lists residents confined to home or hospital due to illness or operations. Names include Miss Virginia Keech, Mrs. Catherine Phillips, Mr. Thomas L. Zimmerman, Little Miss Margaret Rose Kreh, Mrs. Marguerite S. Trepar, Mrs. Chester Kesselring, Mrs. Vincenti Rogers, Mrs. Maude Westnight, Mr. William Basford, Mrs. Clara M. Smelser, Mrs. C. Raland Kemp, Mrs. Lacey Engle, Mrs. William W. Pickett, Mrs. Marvey Zimmerman, with many transfers to Frederick Memorial Hospital and St Agnes Hospital Baltimore. Ambulance transfers by M. R. Etchison and Son are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flank
South Jefferson Street
Virginia Keech
North Market Street
Catherine Phillips
Weverton
Frederick Memo
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Margaret Rose Kreh
Robert Kreh
Fairn Avenue
Marguerite S. Treprar
East Patrick Street
Chester Kesselring
Park Place
Weathersville
M. R. Etchison and Son
C. Raland Kemp
Jefferson
St Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Lacey Engle
East South Street
C. E. Cline and Son Ambulance
Union Bridge Homemakers Meet at Mrs Roop Home
The Union Bridge Homemakers Club will meet at the home of Mrs John Roop Linwood afternoon Feb 8 at 1 30 oclock Mrs Herold Mehring Mrs William Teeter and daughter Angela Kaye of Taneytown visited Union Bridge recently with relatives Union Bridge is attending a Baltimore lectures series on television installation and servicing Charles Ottoe USMC was injured in the Mediterranean aboard the USS Franklin D Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Union Bridge Homemakers Club
John Roop
Linwood
Mrrs
Herold Mehring
Wil
Iam Teeter
Angela Kaye
Taneytown
F. C. Fogie
Baltimore
Charles Ottoe
USMC
Mediterranean Sea
Ranklin D. Roosevelt
Personal notices from Germantown and surrounding towns
Local social items report guests visiting Germantown Potomac Laytonsville Gaithersburg and Frederick area households over the past week. Travel and births are noted including a new daughter for Mr and Mrs John J Jenkins of Washington born at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Military updates include Pvt Kenneth L Day of near Browningsville graduating Aberdeen Proving Ground course and posted at Fort Riley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Bailey
Germantown
Aranta Bose
Calcutta
India
Sven Ordsen
Stockholm
Sweden
Mary Boule
Poolesville
Mary Emmert
Noor
Otto Haug
Bradley Farms
Potomac
Montgomery County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John J. Jenkins
Washington
Jenkins
Jane Pitkin
Albert N. McCardell
East Second Street
W. Randolph Talbott
Rockville
Meredith Higgins
Perry Point
Bir
J. C. Glascock
Betty Lee
Summit Point
W. Va
Clagett Warfield
Laytonsville
Lee C. Warfield
Gaithersburg
Philadelphia
George Parss
Charles White
Edward Larson
New York City
Larson
J. H. Mussetter
Ronald L. Coulter
USN
Mason Coulter
Knoxis
Merie M. Thompson
Creagerstown
West ‘Zinia
Otteé Mouse Shumaker
Dan Mouse
J. W. Mitchell
Leesburg
Antigua
British West Indies
Mitchell
Claude H. Mitchell
West Indies
Bhe
Jack W. Mitchell
Kenneth L. Day
Gray D. Day
Browningsville
U. S. Army
Baker and Baker Family Notes and Hood College Lecture
Lovellsville and Freder ick residents visit kin in Taylorstown and Everhart homes as Baker family moves and hosts noted. Mrs Merle Montgomery, Carl Fischer representative, to lecture on new piano materials at Hood College Meyran drawing room Wednesday at eight, public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Meyran
Hood College
Merle Montgomery
Carl Fischer , Inc
Origins of the domestic dog and ancient evidence
Questions and Answers trace dog origins from the wolf through interbreeding with wild canines, noting cave drawings and Old Stone Age hunters with dog-like animals, leading to true domestication by the New Stone Age. Also reports on 30 German skiers killed in a bus accident near Danube region, stock market gains, housing rent forecast, and issued marriage licenses in Westminster and Baltimore.
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Washington Daybook
William Lacy
Southeast Asia
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Lacy
Robert Lovet
Owen Brewster
Maine
Howard Hughes
Warner
Brewster
Senators
Globe Srné
Eighth Army
David Lawrence
Nevin Smith
Tn Gillars
Ian Malcolm Stuart
Mercersburg
Emmitsburg
OS —Gillinger
Scrool P. Association
HEADS
Electric Institute
Cari Lease
Presidhe Electric Institute
Ington Lease
Know
Lovellsville Lovette
Airs
Ernest Baker
Ed Baker
Bobbie
Jasper Baker
Harvey R. Baker
Robert G. Everhart
Margaret Baker
Taylorstown, Va
Donaueschingen
Germany
Black Forest i Center
Wiston
Tighe E. Woods
Federal
Westminster
Hanford
Eugene Moxley
Honor Alanedia
Keefer S Wall, Jr
Helen L. Beach
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