Men's Club Ladies' Night at Evangelical Lutheran church
The Men's Club of the Evangelical Lutheran Church held its annual Ladies' Night with 175 members and guests attending. Maurice Ramsburg presided as Rev. W W Garrett gave the invocation, hymns were sung, and a fund-raising chair project was highlighted. Miss Pat Brendle, Miss Helen Ecker, and Miss Barbara Sibert performed musical numbers. Rev. Wilson P. Ard spoke on "Men to Match the Mountains," stressing American greatness, church duty, and founding values. Benediction by Rev. Ralph A. Greiman Jr. The next meeting is March 8.
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The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maurice Ramsburg
America
W. W. Garrett
Ramsburg
John L
Shaw
William
Lambdin
BE. C. Lanner
Oficers
Robert L. Smith
Pat Brendle
Helen Ecker
Barbara Sibert
Galilee
Ralph A. Greiman, Jr
Seeks Separation From Bernarr MacFadden
In New York a 40 year old wife of 86 year old publisher Bernarr MacFadden testified in a Supreme Court suit for separation citing cruel and inhuman treatment. She described alleged threats of poisoning and infidelity and noted a prior separation suit.
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New York
Bernarr MacFadden
Jonnie Lee MacFadden
Supreme Court
MacFadden
Henry Clay Greenberg
Miami
Fla
Nighttime quarrel over food and window sparks strain
The witness describes an argument with Mac Fadden at a 15th floor penthouse. He dressed and left saying the apartment was too fancy. He later accused her of poisoning him at dinner, tasted the food, then threw it in the kitchen sink and raved. He claimed she kept the window open for love to come in.
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MacFadden
Air Force Unveils Convertiplane Wrans Prototype
The Air Force rolled out a new convertiplane design, half airplane half helicopter, capable of vertical takeoff and horizontal flight. Tests are planned with the McDonnell X-1 as a starter, aiming to advance larger craft for tactical and reconnaissance use. The craft features chopped wings half as long, a three blade rotor driven by jet exhaust, a pusher propeller, ski like runners, and a plastic nose for three passengers.
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Washington
Air Force
Thurmont Trolley To Make Last Run Saturday
The Frederick Thurmont trolley service ends February 20 with No 171 and No 172 making a final run. A farewell ceremony will follow at the car barn after a morning Frederick departure and a 11 am return to Frederick. The fate of the trolleys is undecided with museum interest noted.
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Frederick-Thurmont
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Thurmont
Francis Scott Key’ Hotel
Ttrolleys
Seemener Leer Taer
New York
Plan to Kill Tormentor Foiled by Gun Jam in Korean Captivity
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean recounts a dramatic attempt to kill Col. Kim during his captivity in Korea. A jammed submachine gun thwarted his plan, Hong intervened, and Dean was overpowered. He describes brutal questioning, escapes, and transfers across the Yalu, with embedded references to related prosecutions and espionage ties.
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Philadelphia
William F. Dean
Korea
Dean
Saturday Evening Post
Col
Kim
Col. Kim
Hong
Yalu River
Manchuria
Manpojin
Remington Loses Supreme Court Appeal
Washington February 3 William W Remington former Commerce Department economist serving a three year sentence for perjury in denying accusations of Communist affiliation lost a new appeal to the Supreme Court today He was convicted in January 1953 of lying when he denied at his first trial that he gave secret government documents to Elizabeth Bentley for relay to Russia He was convicted at his first trial of falsely denying to a grand jury that he ever was a member of the Communist party The conviction was overturned on the ground the trial jury was not properly instructed on what constitutes Communist party membership
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Washington
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Supreme Court
Remington
Elizabeth Bentley
Russia
Communist Party
Plot To Release Mindszenty Foiled
WASHINGTON February 8 1950 An alleged plan to free Cardinal Mindszenty from Hungarian Communist jailers in 1949 is discussed by Msgr Bela Varga former head of the Hungarian Parliament and now president of the Hungarian National Council He says American planes and a joint effort by Americans Poles and Hungarians were involved but the plot was thwarted and Mindszenty moved to a secret location Varga tells reporters and opens Senate session with a prayer Rep Bentley references his wartime Budapest service but declines to confirm knowledge of the plot.
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Washingto
Enaich
Jos Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Msgr
Bela Varga
Cardinal Mindszenty
Varga
Hungarian National Council
Tojday
Senate
Bentley
R-Mich
U.S
Legation
Budapest
Mindszenty
New Market Homemakers Club and Detrick Group Meeting Notes
Women's clubs meet with 21 members at New Market. Devotions by Mrs Norman Lease. Miss Jessie Shawbaker presents music and Santa Lucia. Suiting A Mant demo by Mrs Clark Stull. Mrs McGolerick cites Washington convention dates. New Marael district donates over 500 to March of Dimes. Recreation by Mrs Malesworth. Next meeting at Mrs Harry Turner's home March 4. Detrick Homemakers meet Feb 3 at Mrs James Roberts home with 16 members. H B McElrath demonstrates suit details. Pennies for Freedom collection. Music director Mrs Edward Z Shanty leads songs. Refreshments by Mrs Roberts, Mrs Beebe, Mrs Rhian. Deeds recorded show Henry Crum selling to Robert Van Gunten in Woodscoro district.
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New Market
Jacob Shawbaker
New Market Homemaker's Club
Norman Lease
Jessie Shawbaker
Santa Lucia
Clark
Stull
Jack McGolerick
Washington
Ralph Brashear
McGolerick
Valentines of
Yesteryears
Lucian Faiconey
New Marael
March of Dimes
John Malesworth
Harry Turner
Detrick Homemakers
Camp
Detrick Homemakers Club
James Roberts
North Market, Street
H. B. McElrath
Mars
W. W. Dorrell
Edward’ Z. Shanty
J. M. Beebe
M. Rhian
Property Transfers On Woodsboro and Hamburg Roads
Consideration around 10000 dollars notes sale of second property on the Woodsboro Libertytown road in Woodsboro District from Mr and Mrs Crum to Mr and Mrs Richard L Beard. Also Roger B Wolfe sold three parcels with improvements on the Yellow Springs Hamburg road in Tuscarora for 5500 dollars to Mr and Mrs George B Kehne.
Thankful for Work and Service, A Pastor’s Insight
By Rev A Purnell Bailey a retired pastor recalls a meeting where a claim of rest versus duty reveals the calling to shepherding. He reflects that true shepherds endure by serving the sick and visiting neighbors, finding purpose in guiding people to love and active faith.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Gen. Feautre Corp
Lufburrow Predicts Spring Hope In The News
Lufburrow notes winter’s waning grip and looks forward to spring as a pleasing change. He mentions wind snow ice and rain as possible last assaults before milder days arrive, urging readers to anticipate warmer weather.
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Tost
N. A. Lufburrow
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Wrans
United States
Prand
John Brunini
Elizabeth ‘Bentley
Thomas E. Donegan
Miss Bentley
Henry R. Crum
Robert
Lee van Gunten
Woodscoro
T. A. Lough & Son
S. Market St
Pontiac
Rem
N. Market St
Pontiac CO
Frederick, Md
Burdette Brothers
Hyattstown, Mad
Orphans Court
Frank C. Shook
Williamson's Drug Store
Penney
Dr. Boys
Terry Polo Shirts
Colton Men’s Union
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