The News Frederick 1951 Publishing Details
Front page masthead lists The News Frederick Maryland for February 14 1951 with publication by Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co at 26 North Court Street. It shows subscription rates including 3 cents per copy and advance plans of 73 cents for a month and annual totals 650 dollars and 350 for six months. The paper is entered at the Frederick Maryland post office as second class matter.
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the News
Frederick
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court
Biometrics Lecture At Hood College On Thursday
Dr Lerbert C Batson of the United States Army Medical Center will present a lecture at Hood College in Mesran Hall on Thursday. The talk, titled Biometrics and Destiny of Experiments or Homology, covers measurement of living things and standardization of biological products. The event is open to the public, hosted by Camp Detrick Branch RESA and Hood College.
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Lerbert C Batson
United States Army Medical Center
Washington
Mesran Hall
Hood College
Camp Detrick
Research Society of America
Dr Batson
Medical Center
RESA
Batson
Millionth wartime death and highway toll year noted
The year 1952 marks milestones in U S history with the millionth military fatality and the millionth traffic death since 1900. Insurance figures understate early auto deaths while motor vehicle fatalities vastly exceed war casualties. Speeding and night darkness drive deaths. safety campaigns urge reduced speeds and vigilant driving to cut losses.
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U.S
Insurance Company
Ware
Teachers In Ditches For A Year Of Labor Reforms
A garbled OCR piece argues teachers should spend a year digging ditches and interacting with others to gain practical skills. It mentions education, societal roles, and a trial at Teveling, suggesting new life experiences can influence perspectives on learning and merit.
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Teveling
Remember the Maine Letter to the Editor
A reader argues that the sinking of the Maine in Havana harbor triggered the Spanish American War and a global conflict era. The piece emphasizes the high cost in lives and money, noting about 480000 service members and the long memory of the war’s consequences. It urges Washington to remember the Maine as a formative event.
Public Installation By Key Post March 3
Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 plans a public installation at the State Armory on Thursday March 8 with Commander J Alfred Catsail announcing at the monthly meeting Tuesday night. More than 50 local men are expected to take part in the installation and mass obligation, with invitations sent to Legion officials and other veterans groups. the service will be open to the public.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
State Armory
J Alfred Catsail
Legion Department
Hospital To Cooperate In Civil Defense Plan
A hospital will cooperate in a civil defense program. The decision was taken at a Tuesday meeting attended by hospital leaders and the Nursing Council representative who filed a report on readiness and training. The plan includes educational modules for teachers and proposed allied services to be completed by Efopel College and Northam presented the superintendent’s remarks.
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Fredenek
Mra Pant S
Michael
Watirroned Glary
Caple
Hele Pel WA Teachiers
Efopel College
Sae
Ethud Northam
McCarthy Gave Tip Which Led To Washington Scandal
A garbled report traces a tip from McCarthy to actions in Washington and Massachusetts politics. It mentions Senate security and alleged subversive activities, with references to Pacific Relations and internal inquiries, including charges against a lawmaker and tensions within party ranks.
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McCarthy
Raul
Washinton Peltta
Serta MeCarthy
R-Wes
Peportertis
Sears Sevate
Fifty Years Ago Popularity of Uncle Hes' am Frederick at Opera House
Forty nine years ago a large audience applauded the Frank Bo Adams Company’s presentation of the play at the Opera House last night. The four by presentation drew constant applause and strong audience interest throughout the performance. The article also notes a county school board session ending without action on a manual training course for the new male high school while all public schools close April with the female high school staying open until May 15. The newly appointed Election Supervisors for the first election organized for Fr. Thomas as president and John Biser as clerk registrars. Capt. Jon WW Ziptle, Civil War veteran and Stonewall Jackson brigade veteran, later ran a Shepherdstown newspaper and died suddenly in Middletown.
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Frederick
Frank Bo Adams
Opera House
Board OF County School Commissioners
Board of Election Supervisors
Fr. Thomas
John Biser
Jon WW. Ziptle
Stonewall Jackson
Shepherdstown
Veterans Drive For Soldier Bonus Legislation
Twenty years ago items note veterans showing strong interest in national bills on paying soldiers in full or allowing 50 percent loans on certificates. Three current Aldermen vowed to seek re election: G William Shipley John Ren and August T Brust all Democrats. Temperatures fell sharply on St Valentine’s Day as northwest gusts reformed after a thaw.
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Board of Aldermen
G. William Shipley
John Ren
August T. Brust
St. Valentine's Day
Northwest
Ter
Dorothy Dix Says Dear Miss Dia on love and marriage
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about a man delaying marriage to support family and the pain of unresolved engagement. She advises facing truth, notes bridal shy suitors, and cautions that unresolved love can ruin both hearts and plans. The column blends personal counsel with social expectations of marriage.
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Miss Dia
Deans i
Valentine Message From Luff’s Stuff Collection
A brief note on Valentine’s Day describes a broad greeting collection of verses about love and affection. The author expresses a personal longing to convey thoughts but cites limits in delivery and insists on devotion despite those restrictions.
Debate Over 38th Parallel Limits U N Korea War
Washington dispatch argues British Prime Minister Attlee pressured U N policy, urging limits at the 38th Parallel. The piece contends such restrictions would hamstring General Ridgway and prolong the Korean conflict, urging continued air and sea action beyond the line.
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U. N
China
U.N
Attlee
United
Red China
Korea
Uo N
Peiping
Ned China
Ridgway
Hong Kong
Taft Speech Frames World Burden and US Sea Power
Taft outlined Americas global burden and the need to defend Morano and restrain European encroachment. He urged a strong maritime stance to deter Russian pressure and argued against overextension while stressing continued GOP support for European defense funding and a robust national power.
Draftees and Veterans Guide and Calvary Church Meeting
Calvary Methodist Church hosts Society of Christian Service with devotions by Mrs Wa Ammisinan and business led by Mrs Russell Dudrew. New study book reviewed, youth event planned for April, Mrs Pearl Biddinger welcomed, Mary Henson speaks on American Indian health. Market prices and a brief note on the North Pacific Railroad appear, plus a military notice about draft postponements and POW pay. A separate item covers Citizens Truck Company meeting.
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Calvary Methodist Eharchier
Wa Ammisinan
Ty Mars
Ray South
B.R. Peart
Russell Dudrew
Duamage
Mrvs
Exo Fest
Pearl Biddinger
Wass
Chitty
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Smith
Mary Henson
Oran
ML. Etchison
Nelson
Mes. Wilburn
Sharrer
Revls
Shook and Olewiler Nuptials at Chester Pa
Katherine Louise Olewiler daughter of Rev and Mrs Horace N Olewiler of Chester Pa married Charles Amon Shook son of Mr and Mrs Denver J Shook in Madison Street Methodist Church Chester. The candlelight ceremony was conducted by Rev Olewiler and Rev Roy N Keiser with palms and white snapdragons. The couple will reside in Westminster and both are active in Western Maryland College and Westminster Theological Seminary circles.
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Katherine Louise Olewiler
Horace N. Olewiler
Chester
Charles Amon Shook
Denver J. Shook
South Market Street
Madison Street Methodist Church
Olewiler
Roy N. Keiser
Swarthmore
Dorothy Causey
Greensboro
N. C
Mary Margaret Burgee
Joan Hampel
Charlotte Wilderson
Frank Ifirsch
Frederick
William Simpson
Fred Keefer
Kenneth Shoo
Dorothy Alexander
Jeanne Schlichter Lepperd
Pottstown
Shook
G. Irvin Olewiler
Amon Burpee
Olsen
New York City
Westminster
Pattstown
Western Maryland College
Inta Gamma Chisura
Westminster Theological Seminary
Hamline Methodist Church
Washington
Ile
Pi Alpha Alpha Fraternity
Engagement announced for Mary Catherine Albaugh and William Coale Jr
Mr and Mrs Maurice J Albaugh of Tharingat announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Catherine to William Chase Coale Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Chase Coale Aberdeen The wedding is set for March 10.
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Maurice J. Albaugh
Tharingat
Mary Catherine
William Chase Coale, Jr
William Chase Coale
Aberdeen
Inductees Receive Testaments From Men’s Bible Society
The Young Men's Bible Society resumed a World War I era practice by presenting each Army draftee with a copy of the New Testament on Tuesday morning before boarding buses to Baltimore for induction. George C. Slagle made the presentation. Gerald G. Remsbers is Bible repositor and RK. Ames Hendrickson is president. The group has long distributed Testaments to draftees in both wars, with thousands given away.
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Youn Men's Bible
Baltimore
George C. Slagle
Gerald G. Remsbers
RK. Ames Hendrickson
Strength for Today Sermon Refutes Notion of Christian Doubt
Earl L Douglass cites Charles Studd who said a Christian life proves faith better than arguments. The piece notes Christians faced Roman scorn yet inspired empires, asserting no refuting the Christian life. Includes Lent sermon details with Rev Raymond Wilhelm and Rev Edvar Hoffmeier at Adamstown church.
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Charles Studd
Tate
Babson
Lynd
Raymond EF. Wilhelm
Adamstown
Mayor battles phony letter about butter shipment
Medina Ohio mayor John Brown announced he will identify the sender of a fake letter claiming a government butter shipment was en route as part of an Army operation. A truck driver was jailed 15 days for overloading and a $431 fine after the load exceeded legal limits. the case involved Pacific States Refrigerated Transport and Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, with Chicago officials linking the letter to the capricious claim.
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Medina
John Brown
Quartermaster Market Center
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
R. Vinch
R. R. Viach
T. J. Healy
Market Center
R. C. Viach
Healy
Viach
Army
Merit
Brown
Charles Good
Ephrata
Pacific States Refrigerated Transport Co
Pacific States
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Baltimore
Balltimore
William Torok
Surgeons Merge Eye Operation At Johns Hopkins Clinic
Dr George M Riggs, resident at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, entered Wilmer Clinic of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore yesterday to undergo an eye operation. Mrs Alan W Long of near this city is reported recovering satisfactorily at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an operation there Monday morning. Mr C Scott Cramer Route 4 Frederick underwent surgery Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and remains in fair condition.
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George m. Riggs
Francis Scott Rey Hotel
Wilmer Clinic
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Alan W. Long
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Scott Cramer
Frederick
Birth of Victoria Jean Baker at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Personal note from Mr and Mrs Donald Baker announces the birth of their daughter Victoria Jean on Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Richard Clem has returned to the University of Maryland to resume studies after spring vacation at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs G F Clem in Rocky Ridge.
Sewing Circle Meets at Rock Hill Church
The Willing Workers sewing Circle of Rock Hill church met at Mrs. Raymond Myers home on February 8 with seven members. Mrs. Earl Myerly led the meeting with a song Scripture reading and prayer. The guess box was won by Mrs. Clarence Fogle. Donations were received. No March meeting. Next gathering set for April 4 at Mrs. Earl Myerly's. Some weed seeds can survive dormancy for years.
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Sewing Circle
Willing Workers Sewing Circle
Rock Hill Church
Raymond Myers
Earl Myerly
Charles Fogle
Clarence Fogle
Unconscious Recluse Dies Near Lovettsville VA
Charles Edward Sandbower, son of the late Eli and Rebecca Simons Sandbower, living alone near Lovettsville, was pronounced dead on arrival at Loudoun County Hospital after being found unconscious in a bed yesterday morning. Coroner Dr. W P Fra zer lists infirmities illness and exposure as cause. Surviving are a brother a niece and two nephews. Funeral services set for Thursday 2 pm at the Lovettsville funeral home with Rev Dr William A Wade officiating and interment in Union Cemetery.
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Lovettsville
Charles Edward Sandbower
Eli
Rebeccva Simons Sandbower
Loudoun County Hospital
Virginia
W. P. Frazier
Cama
Vernon Lindbower
Brown
Leesburg
William A. Wade
Union Cemetery
R. E Brown
Deaths of Westerman Keeney Stitely and Brown
Death notices from Sherwood Forest and various towns report Elise S Westerman wife of G Luther Westerman of Baltimore died after noon Tuesday in University Hospital. Emma Keeney Stitely widow of Emory Stitely died at her daughter’s home in LeGore after a lingering illness. Catherine E Brown of Quincy widow of Clarence Brown died Tuesday at Montgomery County General Hospital. Surviving relatives include children, siblings, and grandchildren. Funeral details list Johns Miller funeral home Walkersville Laytonsville and Mt Carmel cemetery with services planned in coming days. Roy W Barber is the funeral director.
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G. Luther Westerma
Elise S. Westerman
G. Luther Westerman
Sherwood Forest
University Hospital
Baltimore
Westerman
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Anne Arundel
State Roads Commission
Mary Anna
Mary West Schnauffer
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
This City
Levin West Schnauffer
John C. Miller, Inc
East Oliver Street
St Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Emma Keeney Stitely
Emory F. Stitely
Clyde Eyter
LeGore
Alfred and
Margaret Bowers Keeney
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Orville D
Cathérine E. Brown
Catherine E. Brown
Qincy
Clarence Brown
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olive Legg
Mary V. Soper
Olmey
Susie Roycroft
Nellie Murphy
Catonsville
Grace Dwyer
Lucy Burdette
Hyattstown
Charles E. Benson
Brookeville
Laytonsvile
Mt. Carmel
Roy W. Barber
Funeral for John Fletcher Keller Held in Buckeystown
John Fletcher Keller died Saturday at his Buckeystown home and his funeral was held Tuesday morning from the funeral home on East Patrick Street. Rev. JW Rosenborper of Buckeystown Methodist church conducted the service with casket bearers George Crouse Emmett R Bowlus Sheriff Guy Anders and Alton Y Bennett. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. C B E Cline and Son, funeral directors.
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John Fletcher Keller
Buckeystown
East Patrick Street
JW. Rosenborper
Buckeystown Methodist Church
George Crouse
Emmett R. Bowlus
Guy Anders
Alton Y. Bennett
Mount Olivet
C. BE Cline and Son
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