New Books In Artz Library and More Curated Reads
New Books In Artz Library features Incredible New York by Lilgud Morris a brisk city portrait with landmarks and profiles including Barnums Museum Crystal Palace Wall Street and Brooklyn Bridge openings plus portraits like the Gibron Girl Jenny Lind and Lillian Russell. Field Book Of Seashore Life by Roy Waldo Miner guides readers through common invertebrates along the Atlantic coast from Labrador to North Carolina. Living With Teeners by Grace Sloan Overton offers practical parenting insights for navigating tensions with growing children. Handyman's Book by Better Homes and Gardens delivers clear step by step home repair basics on plumbing electrical walls floors and tools.
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New York
Lilgud Morris
Crystal Palace
Wall Street
Gibron
Jenny Lind
Castle Garden
Mary Anderson
Lillian Russell
Brooklyn Bridge
Metropolitan Museum
Roy Waldo Miner
Atlantic
North America
Labrador
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
John Shellman Baer
Handyman
New 1952 Auto Models Impress With Quality Over Quantity
The era of near miracles in the auto industry continues as 1952 models debut with smaller bodies and major mechanical upgrades. Cars promise more power and economy with refined automatic shifting, despite wartime and defense restrictions. Egypt’s Aly Maher Pasha tackles internal issues, reshaping national policy to ease poverty and unrest, signaling potential stability in the Middle East amid broader regional reforms.
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U. S
Sears
Induutry
Egypt
Aly Maher Pasha
England
Maher
Iran
Syria
Middle East
Misconceptions About Egypt and India Spark U.N. Conference Reflections
The piece notes Americans wrongly picture Egyptians and Indians, imagining tents and camels. It cites criticism by foreign students at a United Nations related conference, urging better knowledge of world neighbors to avoid war and build friendships through understanding traditions and goals.
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Third
National Conference
The
United States
National Commission For the
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Egypt
India
Letter from superintendent praises editorial for education needs
T G Puller superintendent of schools writes from Saltimese praising a January editorial in The News. He commends the council for its study and concurs with the call for adequate education for all children in a democracy. Dated February, 068.
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Ayn
T.G. Puller
Bate
Sciocis Saltimese
State Dental Head Speaks At Meeting
Dr. C. L. Inman Jr president of the Maryland State Dental Association spoke at Frederick County Dental Society dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on pathology in dentistry. He illustrated with slides. Dr. H B McCarthy described accident and health insurance for dentists. Dr Sidney F Hammond Jr presided. Attendees included Drs Horan Davin Dave Flory Meadows Watson Lloyd Everhart Taylor Myers Frail Phomas Jr and others. The warmth of a fabric is noted as thickness relates to insulation.
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C. L. Inman, Jr
Maryland State Dental Association
Frederick County Dental Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Inman
H. B. McCarthy
McCarthy
University of Maryland Dental School
Sidney F. Hammond, Jr
Charles H. Broadrup
Charles M.horan
Bernard M. Davin
J. D. Dave
A. D. Flory
Stanley J. Meadows
W. B. Watson
William L. Lloyd
David G. Everhart, Jr
Howard G. Taylor
Tall women and the changing balance of the sexes
Boyle Column from Tampa notes a trend of taller women across the nation and in Florida, arguing it challenges male pride. The writer recalls encounters at Gasparilla events and laments women’s height, proposing humor and social commentary on gender dynamics, etiquette, and cultural expectations.
British Far East policy fuels Korea debate in US press
Washington reports indicate Soviet victory in widening rifts between Britain and United States over Far East policy. Debates in the House of Commons show Labour resistance to American forceful action in Korea, while Churchill defends US-led efforts and warns of risks to Western unity.
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Washington
Russia
Far East
United States
Europe
House of Commons
Churchill
Congress
Labor Party
Attlee
America
Korea
Britain
France
Anthony Eden
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Malaya
Burma
Indo-China
Egypt
Tunisia
Turkey
Greece
Taft
Hoover
Hospital Aid Inc supports white collar workers in medical need
Dr Thomas spoke to Francis Scott Key Post 11 about Hospital Aid Inc a nonprofit designed to help white collar workers during hospitalization emergencies He noted three classes of people money charity and white collar workers and said Aid provides loans with flexible terms for those without reserves Jacob Goldberg said 485 members have joined and emphasized there is no paid staff Hospital Aid plans to explain overhead savings at meetings Robert Clapp Jr introduced Dr Thomas and Goldberg Then Robert Edwards announced a February 29 smoker for hospitalized World War I veterans at the Newton D Baker VA Center Martinsburg W Va Entertainment will be by the Chem Tones a Camp Detrick vocal quartet and refreshments will be served Also 60 plastic bears were placed in local stores to collect Heart Fund donations.
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Hospital Aid, Inc
Edward P. Thomas
Francis Scott Key Post No. 11
American Legion
Thormas
Jacob Goldberg
Legionnaires
Thomas
Goldberg
Robert E
Clapp, Jr
Robert Edwards
Newton D. Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Camp Detrick
Alfred Catsail
iHeart Fund
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note organizational changes in the Board of Charities and Corrections with new leadership, a school funding impasse forcing April 15 school closures, a sleigh accident on Court Street involving George Biengle, a state senator's bill to ban livestock on turnpikes near Feagaville, and James Fire Company installing a telephone in the engine house to speed fire alerts.
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Board OF Charities and Corrections
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Singapore
Oscar D. Culler
Jefferson
Monlevue
W. Scott Vanfossen
Maynard
Board OF County School Commissioners
Court Street
George Biengle
Rohaback
State Senate
Feagaville
The
James Fire Company
Puy
Twenty Years Ago items From The Calumns Of The News
From The Calumns Of The News February 13 1932 itemizes Boy Scout work city and county coverage and notes an explosion caused by a pipe in West Seventh Street on January 25. It reports the death of William Grange Brooks a respected former slave aged 96 at Bartonsville and cites welfare board figures on inmates in the House of Correction and magistrate courts with a small amount from Caram Geure.
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the News
Boy Seou
Macor Munshewer
United States Pine and Foundry Company
West Seventh Street
William Grange Brooks
Chunis
Bartonsville
Frederick
House of Correction
State Welfare Boards
Nolen Bride of Rev B A Jennings in Epiphany Ceremony
Miss Thelma Marie Nolen daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Nolen Blacksburg Va became the bride of Rev Bernard Arthur Jennings son of Mr and Mrs George S Jennings Brownsville in a double ring ceremony at Church of the Epiphany Washington D C The Rt Rev Noble C Powell bishop of Maryland officiated The couple planned to reside in Baltimore where Rev Jennings serves as assistant rector at the Church of the Messiah The bride wore nylon tulle and imported lace with a juliet cap veil and carried a white orchid The reception followed at Mt Vernon Va Other details noted were the matron of honor ushers and the couple’s return from a Florida wedding trip all in attendance and ceremonial music including O Perfect Love and The Lord s Prayer.
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Washington, D. C
Thelma Marie Nolen
O. F. Nolen
Blacksburg
Bernard Arthur Jennings
George S. Jennings
Brownsville
Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Hunter C. Bourne, Jr
William D. Richardson
Columbus. Ga
William Myers
Owings Mills
John E. Grim
Charles Griswold
Essex
Hunter C. Bourne
Mt. Vernon
Florida
Baltimore
Mr. Jennings
Church of the Messiah
Is. Jennings
Virginia
George Washington University
Washington
Western Maryland College
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Vets and Draftees Guide From Major Nial
Military Q and A covers aviation cadet eligibility for those with high school education on active duty, draft rules for 26-year-olds, allotments for soldiers’ wives, GI insurance renewal limits, dependent allowances overseas, and minimum service needed for non service connected penance.
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Thomas M. Nial Washington
Cpl DL. B
Ft Benning
Air National Guard
Influenza closes Clintwood schools in Virginia
SCHOOLS CLOSED Clintwood Virginia Feb 13 An outbreak of influenza halts reading writing and arithmetic. Clintwood High School and six elementary schools closed indefinitely to curb the epidemic. In other news Donald L Hobbs USN from Frederick Maryland serves aboard the radar Picket destroyer USS Hanson in Korea. Kilgore files a million dollar damage suit against the Charleston Gazette and editors.
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Clintwood
Virginia
Hanson
Donald L. Hobbs
Freman
USN
Paul A. Hobbs
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Frederick High School
Charleston
W. Va
U. S
Harley
Kilgore
O-W_ Va
Charleston Gazette
Varied Personal News From Frederick Area Notices
Mr Grayson Stevens of Braddock left Monday for a month in Detroit on business. His wife and children will visit her parents in St Petersburg Florida. Mr and Mrs M M Lloyd of Brunswick announce birth of Deborah Jean February 2 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Russell Rainwater of Derwood hosted a luncheon and bridge for guests Mrs E Snesrud Mrs Robert Live and Mrs James Douthat who plan a February Florida vacation. Charles Hershey Gaithersburg and Carlton Browning Germantown returned from a Florida vacation. Louis N Cole Sr near Shookstown celebrates his fifty ninth birthday. 41 years with Frederick News Post. Mrs Edmund Codwise returned to Linthicum Heights after a weekend visit with Mrs Jennie Vollmer Washington Grove. Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs M M Walker Gaithersburg were Mr and Mrs Emerson Slocum and children of Damascus and Mr and Mrs Luther Thompson and children of Gaithersburg who returned Monday from a trip to Sampson New York to visit their older son Gilbert stationed there. Miss Mary Lou Ewell daughter of Rev and Mrs Arthur Ewell accompanied them. Corps Thomas Hershey returned to Fort Bragg North Carolina after a short leave with his parent Mr and Mrs Charles Hershey Gaithersburg. Mrs Merle Jacobe Gaithersburg hosted a card party last Thursday evening.
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Grayson Stevens
Braddock
Detroit
Stevens
St. Petersburg
Fla
Russell Rainwater
Derwood
E. Snesrud
Robert Live
James Douthat
Florida
Charles Hershey
Gaithersburg
Carlton Browning
Germantown
Louis N. Cole Sr
Shookstown
Frederick News-Post
Luther Thompson
Sampson, N. Y
Gilbert
Mise Mary Lou Ewell
Arthur Ewell
Thomas Hershey
Fort Bragg
N. C
jDacent
Merle Jacobe
Frederick Memorial Hospital figures in local illness and training notes
Among the sick reports the condition of attorney Sherman P. Bowers is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Several others were moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital by local ambulances, while residents like Eva Stottiemoer and Minnie Renner received care for pneumonia and other ailments. Three Frederick area seaman recruits are undergoing naval training at Bainbridge, with notable local families named among the recruits.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eva Stottiemoer
Fairview Avenue
Bainbridge
Naval Training Center
Frederick
USN
John D. Bowers
Allen S. Bowers
Woodsboro
Kenneth L. Linton
Harry L. Linton
Francis N. Abrecht
Francis M. Crutchley
North Market Street
Suffering the Little Children to Come to Christ
A fragment from Daily Bread reflects on Kagawa the Japanese Christian and his early doubt about involving children in evangelism. It recalls his later confession that he focused too much energy on winning children to Christ and his impatience in waiting for them to mature, urging believers to view child evangelism as vital work.
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Furnell Bailet
Kagawa
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Edmund Codwise
Linthicum Heights
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Damascus
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M. L. Creager and Son
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Mount Airy
Richmond Hospital
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