Chin ese column notes Chinese impact on U S Army in Korea
Hal Boyle argues Chinese lessons transformed American combat by forcing initiative, bayonet use, and reliance on individual riflemen. He contrasts American expectations of support services with Chinese discipline and minimal support, noting Chinese divisions can field far more riflemen than American units of similar size.
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Hal Boyleew York
Pearl Harbor
United Nations
Korea
Vombat
Edlemen
Work After Retirement Sparks NYC Advertised Job Crisis
A New York City firm faced an uproar after posting a job for a man in retirement age as a messenger. Despite low pay, applicants surged, including many from usually secure groups like civil service workers and teachers. The piece links retirement income issues to ongoing economic expansion and rising future pension expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Carter
Jevel
Agalo
Pigmented Moles Chalk Up Medico Ad Vance in Atomic By-Products
Radioactive iodine produced at Oak Ridge shows effectiveness in treating thyroid cancer. In a single patient, the same treatment appeared to halt a malignant melanoma. Malignant melanoma is rare but fast spreading and often fatal. Scientists report arresting every treated case and watching for recurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Plant
Oak Ridge
Letters Of Appreciation And Price Debate In The News
A Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association board thanks residents, Whe News staff, and The Port for aiding the 1950 Christmas Seal Drive with funds raised to support the association. The campaign runs through February and donations are welcome. Albert Stallings criticizes hunting and fishing license fee increases, arguing there was ample game before licenses and urging no price rise. Market prices list Wheat, Corn, Barley with units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
John BD. Shorrow
Frederick
the News
Albert Stallings
Thurmont
The
Charles Hagan
North Market PTA Benefit Carnival at North Market street school
The North Market street school PTA will host its first benefit carnival on Friday open to the public. The event features games, children’s entertainment, a fancy table and refreshments with several listed chairs and organizers aiding the fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Charmen
W. W. Corbin
Karl 42Mumermiin
Daniel A. Grove
Roy Gastles
Clarence Whichard
Russell Michael
Elwood Whitnore
Janey McCanner
Edward Daugherty
Howard Ash
Edwvard Dougherty
Janes A. Grove
David Djagun
Fifty Years Ago Fire Sparks Praise For Fredericksburg Firemen
In a rear blaze near Besant and Kootts grocery, firemen quickly controlled the flames with the lumber yard nearby raising concern. A reader urges county roads be opened by farmers and praises commissioners for not paying excess fares. locals note a snowdrift cost to roads in past years. Frederick’s mail route bidder Lewis S. Clingan is highlighted. Frank Aburrier opens a Dublin blacksmith shop with William Wilhide assisting. Mountain City Council No. 12 Daughters of Liberty marks fourth anniversary with a banquet and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besant and Kootts
Lewis S. Clingan
Frederick
UN Jay Bridge
Frank Aburrier
Dublin
Walkersville
Aly William Wilhide
Frederick lumber dealer Charles L Renn dies at 57
CHARLES L RENN a well known Frederick lumber dealer and farm owner died at his home 135 West Patrick street at the age of 57. Work has begun on the foundation of a new home built by Mr and Mrs Harry J Leichert at the corner of West Second street and College avenue. Fifteen World War veterans from Seattle calling themselves the Box Car Battalion arrived in Branswick en route to Washington to urge a 10 000 000 appropriation for service men leaving government hospitals. Instruments of the First Regiment Band leading a Boy Scout parade here froze up and the music stopped.
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the News
Charles L. Renn
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Harry
J. Leichert
West Second Street
College Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Branswick
Washington
First Regiment
Where's Mao Theyre Asking Where Mao Is
Observers in Hongkong and Taipei wonder about Mao Tse tung after he missed three major events in recent days. Reports say he may be in Moscow for talks with Stalin on Korea and Asiatic matters, though officials dismiss the speculation. Mao last appeared publicly January 26 in Peiping at Indian National Day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
China
Red China
Meo Tse-Tung
Mao
Moscow
Stalin
Taipei
Man
Peiping
N. V. Roshchin
Chou En-Lai
Gen Chu Teh
Red
Hugo Valvanne
Finland
Dinner and fashion show at Hood College Valentine event
Hood College hosted a Valentine dinner and fashion show in Coblentz Hall. Missy Helen Little prepared the menu for the event. The program, folded into heart shapes, featured a display titled Clothes for the Valentine Weekend. Freshman WoC A. assisted, with Barbara Coleman narrating and Meredith Kilpatrick serving as student chairman. Dresses donated by Town and Country Shop highlighted Friday evening, Saturday morning sport wear, Saturday afternoon cotton dresses, and Saturday night formal wear for the dance. Mes singer Anos Messinger led grooming demonstrations arranged by Allen's Cut Rate Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Barbara Coleman
Cheltenham
Meredith Kilpatricrs
Phildelphia
Anos Messinger
Helena Ribenstein
Allen
Miss Messinger
Valentine Day Dance Draws 150 Teen-Agers
More than 140 teen-age boys and girls attended the City Recreation Commission dance at Staley Park field house with Jimmy Taylor and his orchestra providing music. Contest winners included Mary Frances Fuqua Charles Eorward Bowers Martie Detrick and Shipppy Dorsey Shirley Suter and Skippy Dorsey. Prizes from Edith's Flower Shop and Mrs Raymond Bowers. Chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
City Recreation Commission
Staley Park
Jimmy Taylor
Mary Frances, Fuqua
Charles Eorward Bowers
Martie Detrick
Shippy" Dorsey
Shirley Suter
Skippy Dorsey
Edith
Raymond Bowers
Raymond Bowers, Jr
W . W. Corbin
James Taylor
Clarence Powers
Albert Blumenauer
Ten Hood College
Justice Excels All Other Goods in Thoughtful Verse
A compact quote gathers biblical and legal wisdom on justice. Absalom desires to judge all disputes, while a later line lauds justice above wealth honor and success, blending biblical reflection with 19th century legal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dudley Field
Steelman mediating role in White House labor talks disputed
Washington reports a dispute over John R. Steelman’s part in railroad wage talks. The piece defends Steelman’s mediation record, refutes claims he acted as a permanent arbitrator, and explains his temporary role tied to December 21 memorandum and future wage stabilization plans.
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Washington
Jabor
Cluser
White House
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Mr. Steelman
John Steelman
U.S. Conciliation Service
Levant
Steplevan
Ourlinton
Railway Mediation Board
Oth
Steelmen
United States
Roosevelt
Plain. Io
Fresh fruit and meat price moves show mixed week
Retail meat prices held near last week and edged up in many areas as storms and strike disruptions delayed supplies. Only price cuts were for certain fresh fruits and vegetables, with oranges and bananas affected by lighter shipments. Analysts note demand for cheaper meat amid Lenten diets and anticipate further wholesale rises as supply tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippee
Mathebs
Texas
Ayrond Park
Office of
Wien Westpebntors
Local health report from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Several residents and visitors are listed as patients or recovering in Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities. Names include Mrs Vincent Rogers, Mrs David Nash, LT Unglergei, Mr Maynard Wachter, Dr Robert Tyson, Mr Lewis Burke, Mrs Fannie King, Mrs William Baer, Mrs Claude Purdham, Mr W Thomas, Mrs Durward Kettels, and Mrs T H West, with operations, improvements, and ongoing care noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Rogers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Mo Nash
Tharment
Johns Howlins T Hospital
Baltimore
Unglergei
Maynard G Wachter
Avenod
Frederick Memorial F Hospital
Devies FH Conley
Guilford
Robert S. Tyson
East Charen Street
University Hospital
Lewis M. Burke
McMurray Street
Fannie A King
Jefferjson Street
Jin Frederick Memorial Hospital
Williamy C. Baer
Middlestown
J. Elmer Harp
Middletown
Claude C. Purdham
Brunswick
Ir W. Thomas
Frederick
Plenary Word Spotlight Adds Focus to Debate
English lesson notes highlight common usage traps and mispronunciations. A plenary session is described as complete and full, while guidance on conduct and management terms reinforces precise wording. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and careful spelling of mezzanine.
Secret Service Seizes Couple Tied to Plot Site
New York February 15 Secret Service agents seized a man and wife whose Bronx home was described as the Puerto Rican nationalist party post where the True man assassination plot was hatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P-Secret Service
Bronx
Population Is Topic For Mr. Babson
Roger W Babson argues the 1950 census proves its value for business planning while noting population growth trends across states. He highlights California Texas Arizona and Florida as fast growers and warns of wartime migration effects. He calls the rural states the future economic core and warns of communist threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Washington
Uncle Sam
California
Texas
Arizona
Florida
Iwan
Juivisi
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
North America
Fin. Bu. Inc
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Nellie F Weirtz and Catherine W Best sold to John C Wright a two and a half story frame dwelling at 225 East Seventh Street for about 7000 dollars. William A Green I sold to Charles D Collins about 100 acres along the old Annapolis road near Prospect Church in Woodville district for around 7000 dollars. Maxie S Hill sold to Ellsworth L Rice a two acre tract with improvements near Shookstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie F. Weirtz
Catherine W. Best
John C. Wright
East Seventh Street
William A. Green
Charles D. Collins
Old Annapolis Road
Prospect Church
Woodville
Maxie S. Hill
Ellsworth L. Rice
Shookstown
Singer Inducted Into Army at Wilkes-Barre
Bill Lawrence a 23 year old radio and television singer from Gansford Pennsylvania was inducted into the Army at Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. He was among 118 draftees leaving for Fort Dix New Jersey. He entertained inductees staff and USO hostesses on the induction day. Seashore sand is created by waves breaking down rocks into particles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Bill Lawrence
Fort Dix
Gansford
Arthur Godfrey
USO
Creagerstown Church Wedding For Wilma Stull And Robert Fogle
Miss Wilma Jean Stull daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Stull Creagerstown and Mr Robert William Fogle Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Fogle Sr LeGore were married Sunday at 2 pm in Creagerstown Lutheran church The ceremony featured blue and white gowns bouquets and a white Bible The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents and both will continue work while Mr Fogle soon enters the army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jean Stull
Arthur Stull
Creagerstown
Robert William Fogle
Robert W. Foyle
LeGore
Creagerstown Lutheran Church
Jane Palms
E. Koontz Helwig
Betty Fogle
James A. Stull
William Lockingbill
Floyd Blower
James Fisher
Tebanon Valley College
Fogle
LeGore Lime Co
U. S. Army
Frederick Tailoring Company
Burgee
Elmittsburg Lions press for Route 15 curve relief
The Emmitsburg Lions Club unanimously asked the Maryland State Roads Commission to eliminate or ease the hazardous Franklinville curve on Route 15 after another fatal incident. The club’s road committee, with members E L Ann, George L. Wilhige, and E R Shriner, was continued. The meeting drew 25 members and one guest, Myer Schnydman of Emmitsburg Milling Co. was guest. Secretary J J Dill outlined yearly activities including boy scouts, soccer and baseball programs, playground work, eyeglasses for schoolchildren, wheel chairs, community fund participation, and the annual Christmas party. The convention and dates for local events were announced, pending club approval. In a separate item, 104 year old Confederate veteran Josef P. Robles celebrated his birthday in Tampa and reflected on electricity.
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Emmitsburg
Emmitsbu
St. Joseph's
Ai Community Fund
Robert Daugherty
Lions International
Atlantic City
Delates
Maryland Horse Show Association
Libielub
Board of Directors
Thelub
Weddings Harrican-Wands in Grace Episcopal Church
Miss Mary Elizabeth Woods and T Eugene Harrison were married in Brunswick at Grace Episcopal Church on February 4. The bride, a Brunswick High School ’48 graduate, works as a clerk-typist for Ebert Ice Cream. The groom, a Brunswick High School graduate, served four years in the U S Army during World War II and now works for the Government in Washington, D C. They will live at 46 Forester Street N W, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Woods
Lester G. Woods
Brunswick
T. Eugene Harrison
Afr
Ely Harrison
Grace Episcopal Church
Paul E. Shultz
Brunswick High School
Ebert Ice Cream Co
Harrison
Washington, D. C
U. S. Army
Forrester Street
N. W
Washington
Samarian Rebekahs Meet at Odd Fellows Temple
Samarian Rebekah lodge No 51 met Friday evening at West Seventh Street Odd Fellow Temple. Fifteen officers attended with Vice Grand Mrs Catherine Kester presiding. five members reported sick and Noble Grand Mrs Fanni King hospitalized. Emma Grove chaired Ways and Means and announced a rummage sale February 16 at the Taney Apartments. An election for Rebeka Assembly Warden was held by Pas Noble Grands and Past Grand. Closing prayer prayed for Noble Grand's quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaritan Rebekahs
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
Odd Fellow
West Seventh Street
Lodg
Catherin Kester
Fanni King
Frederic Memorial Hospital
Emma Grove
Ways On Means
Taney
Rebeka Assembly
Pas
Boy Killed by Truck Near Owings Mills
Nine year old Franklin T. Simmons of Owings Mills was fatally injured when struck by a truck after leaving a bus and stepping onto the highway. He died en route to University Hospital. The driver, Robert E. Eg, of Turbotville Pennsylvania, was released on $1000 bail on a charge of manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Franklin T. Simmons
Owings Mills
University Hospital
Robert E. Eg
Turbotville
Mony Reception Held At Home Of The Bride
A reception was hosted at the home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs Burgee are at home to friends at 1329 Columbia Rd N W Washington D C.
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I Boyle
North Market Pta
Columbs
Clyde Younng
Waouilsboro
Joan
Harold Long
Creagers
Jack Frengle
Leo Carer
William Clem
Esther Dinterman
Betty Green
Pegey Powell
Joan Shane
Alen Shane
Doris Smith
Johnny Schildt
Carrol Zimmerman
Shirtey
Bussard
Roy Ettler
Yerman Lookingbill
Mildred Lookingbill
Glenn Lenhart
Annette Powell
Donald Trimmer
Rosella Schatler
Bobby Weddle
Carol Ann Wickless
Wayne Winebrenner
Bill Young
Shera Young
Woodsboro
Foresters
Allegheny
Society of American Foresters
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Absalom
Samuel
Davil Lawrence
Niles
Joseph Cann
Meat Trade Institute
Philadelphia
Arthur FE. Dennis
National Meat Industry Council
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
BAE
Alsen
Durward W. Kettets
Walille
T. H. West
Thurnont
Waynesboro, Fa
Mr. Babson
Koper
Arehee
Creagerstown Church
Tampa
Fla
Josef P. Robles
Robb
Robles
M. W. Robles
Tampa Electric Company
Sustin Metz
Damascus
Peggy Mae
Allan M. Burgee
Gabriel Burgee
Hyattstown
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