Brotherhood Week Re calls for unity and tolerance
John Foster Dulles urges renewed faith in equality and liberty as the world faces intolerance. He emphasizes Brotherhood Week from February 17 to 24, tied to Washington's birthday, and calls for cooperation between free East and West to promote peace. He warns against Western arrogance toward Asia and notes America’s greatness rests on the belief in equal rights for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Charles Evans Hughes
Washington
America
Far East
Free East
Free West
Asia
Japan
West
Judea
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of State
Common Denominator in Athletics and Team Play
Herman Hickman of Yale University Athletic Association argues that sports measure a player by practical actions like blocking tackling and sacrificing personal glory for the team. He emphasizes merit over race creed social standing finances and calls athletics a democratic yardstick.
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Herman Hickman
Yale University Athletic Association
Fifty Years Ago The Columns of The News Fe 18 1992
Fifty years ago The News column notes a monster ice house being built by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Brunswick yards to store ice for reefer cars carrying meat vegetables and butter to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York. It also mentions Masonic Temple elevator work, county budget allocations, a Poplar branch bridge request at Lander's, Buckeystown smallpox case status, and a EmersOn Literary Society debate on Egypt vs Rome with a verdict for the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick Yards
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Masonic Temple
Board OF County Commissioners
Frederick City
Poplar Branch
Lander's
Routson
Buckeystown
Emerson Literary Society
Rome
Hanson Maulsby
Richard P. Johnson
Albert C. Eobert
Bennett
Cates
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The City plans to press back rent claims as Water Rent Collector Schroeder reports about 1004 dollars due with only 236 collected. Frederick High School won the basketball crown by defeating Middletown 33 to 26 at Middletown. A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Clark home on Petersville road. Margaret Heck and Marian Rau of Frederick have leading roles in Hood Junior class play The Enchanted April to be presented in Brodbeck Hall on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Schroeder
Brill
Frederick High School
Jong
Middletown High
Valleyites
Middletown
Levin Clark
Petersville Road
Margaret Dutrow
Margaret Heck
Marian Rau
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Remembering Kasserine Gap Battle and Ernie Pyle
Boyle recounts the 1943 Tunisian fight where the U S Army Second Corps faced Rommel's Afrika Korps at Kasserine Gap, Sbeitla and Thala Pass. He recalls the fierce losses, the turning point with Patton and Bradley, and the lasting memory of fallen comrades and Ernie Pyle.
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Tunisian
Constantine
Rommel
Montgomery
Houtle
Belgian Bulge
Faid Pass
Ernié Pyle
First Armored
Sbeitla
Kasserine Gap
Thala Pass
Afrika Korps
George Patton
Omar Bradley
Wadis
Rocky S Djebels
Tunisia
Ernie Pyle
Pilgrimage Dates Set For May 2 11
The Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage will run May 2 through 11 featuring open grounds and buildings at the U S Naval Academy and historic St John’s College Annapolis. Each day highlights a different Maryland region from Chesapeake Bay locales to near Baltimore, with notable sites including homes of Declaration signers and Chestnut Charleston area tours.
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Maryland House
U.S. Naval Academy
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Maryland
Thousand
John Har JSON
United States
Confederat
Emmanuel Church
Chestan
Charleston
S.C
Virginia
Realist leaders frame 1948 nominating story in primary debate
James Marlow notes Truman and Taft as political realists shaping the 1948 nominating path. Truman withdraws from New Hampshire primary then presses for a national primary, while Taft claims broad delegate pledges could yield over half the convention votes. The piece recalls 1944 Chicago conventions and the irony of boss influence versus voter reach.
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James Marlow Washington
Pim
Truman
Taft
Chicago
New Hampshire
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Dewey
Bricker
Ohio
Eisenhower should not quit Europe to run in 1952 campaign
The piece argues General Eisenhower cannot abandon command in Europe to pursue preconvention politics. A military rule bars active officers from campaigning, and resigning would jeopardize lifetime retired pay. Public perception could suffer, possibly harming his bid. Supporters urge restraint while Taft and others gain ground, but Ike would maintain his stature by remaining silent and letting the nomination unfold.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Command
David Lawrence
Mr. Truman
Congress
United States
Taft
Columbia University
Unusual Sea Shells Exhibit At C Burr Artz Library
A sea shell exhibit at the C Burr Artz Library features hundreds of specimens from Mrs Mary Rogers of the city. The collection includes Mary Mary Quite Contrary cockleshells Chambered Nautilus and a Venus birth miniature. Shells used for buttons knives cameos inlays abalone shell green pink and Hawaii coral strands are noted. The display spans Maine Florida Atlantic Pacific and India coasts with shells resembling augers screws and tornado twists.
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C. Burr Artz
Mary Rogers
Mother Goose
Mary
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Botticelli
California
Africa
India
Murex
Maine
Florida Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Pacific
No Charges Preferred After West Street Collision
No charges were preferred after a Friday afternoon collision on West Seventh Street at Grant Street. A 1949 DeSoto driven by Cecil O Eckard, 25, of Damascus, sustained about 200 dollars in damage from the rear of a pickup truck driven by Carroll S Everhart of East Patrick Street, with the truck only slightly damaged. Officer Vernon Heffner said both vehicles were eastbound in a line of traffic when they collided. A minor Sunday evening accident at Market and Church Streets involved Paul Vernon Wiles and Ralph L Wastler, causing only minor damage and no charges.
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Seventh Street
Grant Street
DeSoto
Cecil O. Eckard
Damascus
Carroll S. Everhart
East Patrick Street
Vernon Heffner
Heffner
Market
Church Streets
Paul Vernon Wiles
Frederick
Ralph L. Wastler
Thurmont
Deaths in Urbana Arlington and Nearby Areas
Several death notices list Alvin C. Fleisher Sr and Blanche Marguerite Fischer of Urbana and Arlington, with services in Arlington and Mt. Olivet, plus Corrie Barnes Kinsey of Mt. Airy and Roberta Belt of Washington, all aged 75 or older or more. Funeral directions include Hussong Funeral Home and Mt. Olivet cemetery, with memorials in Central cemetery and Rock Creek cemetery. Families include Kidd, Kinsey, Belt, and Jones, among others.
Funerals Held for Local Residents in Union Bridge Area
Multiple funeral services were conducted this weekend for residents including Mrs Rhoda V Clingan wife of Jere Clingan of Union Bridge Rev E Duble of Keysville and Clarence E Buffington with interments at Taneytown Lutheran Mt Union and church cemeteries Pallbearers were named for each service and C Fuss and Son funeral home handled arrangements
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Charles F. Crane
Georgia T. Crane
Charles FF. Crane
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hussong
13Th and
N Streets
Washington
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Falls Church
Rhoda V. Clingan
Jere Clingan
Union Bridge
Taneytown
Glenn L. Stan
Taneytown Lutheran Church
Lavan Bankett
Samuel Bowman
Peter Drabb
Wilson Harris
Harry Schue
Frank Soper
E. Duble
Keysville
Clarence E Buffington
Near Union Bridge
Donald Warrenfeitz
Mt Union Church
Russell Bohn
Joseph Bostian
Kaul Crouse
Bob Iilrebridle
Donald Lambert
Rover Recp
C. Q. Fuss and Son
Emma K Brandenburg Rites Held at Lewistown
The funeral of Mrs Emma K Brandenburg who died at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Silas V Stockman Lewistown occurred Saturday at 2 pm from Side Glances Mt Olivet cemetery M R Etchison and Son funeral directors Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm officiated Pallbearers were George H Stone Raymond L Stone Robert S Stone W Filmore Shafer William L Brandenburg Maurice E Smith Interment Christ Reformed cemetery Middletown
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Alvin C. Fleeher
Blanche Marguerite Fischer
Alvis C. Fischer
Urbana
North
Quincy Street
Arlington
Fischer
Mary Stup Kidd
Brumrler Kidd
John W. Kuschel
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Eugene E. Jones
Edwarda Mary Jones
New Windsor
University Hospital
Baltimore
Wolverhampton
England
Edward
Evelyn
Warsap
Eugene Edward, Jr
James Michael
Qiga
Robert
David
Michael
James Stammers
London
Claire Campbell
Irvington
N. J
St. Paul's Methodist Church
E.C. Soper
Winters Cemetery
D. D. Martzler and Sons
Eva Elizabeth Chine
John J. Cline
Austin M. McDevitt
North Market Street
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Austin L. Rice
Aubresix VanFossen
Intermet Wee In
Emma K. Brandenburg
Silas V. Stockman
Lewistown
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
George H .Stone
Raymond L. Stone
Robert 5. Stone
W. Filmore Shafer
William L. Brandenburg
Hood College to Offer Swimming and Dancing Classes in March
Hood College announces March 1 start for public swimming classes for children and adults and dancing for children and teens. Registration via mail begins after notices sent to prior applicants. inquiries to Gambrill gymnasium office. Instructors include Hood students and Adelphi trained staff. eight week series runs with spring vacation mid April.
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Hood College
Marion G. Smith
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood
Beth Clapp
Ellen Satvers Marbach
Adelphi College
New York
Red Cross
Mr and Mrs Mack Wilson Celebrate 16th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William L Mack Wilson Place celebrate their sixteenth wedding anniversary today and Mrs Mackier has a birthday. Their three month old son James Calvin will be baptized this afternoon at home by Rev Edward A Godsey. Grace Haty Spurrier, Frederick County Seroptimist club president, attended a luncheon fashion show at Emerson Hotel Baltimore on Saturday February 18. The event drew members from the Seroptimist clubs and related civic groups. A separate item notes a fatal automobile crash near Cambridge where 20 year old Robert Joseph Hollerman died when his car went off Rowie 382 and overturned.
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William L. Macks
Wilson Place
Mackier
James Calvin
Edward A Godsey
Grace Haty Spurrier
Frederick County
Sereptimist Club
Blanche OT. Rogers
Baltimore
Serentimist Club
Zenta, Quota
Pilot B. P. Council
Women
Itr
Queen Elizabeth II Seeks Public Duties in Britain
Queen Elizabeth II emphasizes public roles for Britain’s government functions. A charity event proceeds as scheduled, with.George Mourne named as guardian for her father, King George VI.
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London
Britain
Wade
Mt Ains
George VI
Hardy-Nelson Nuptials Here in Frederick
Miss Bette Jeanne Nelson of Washington and William E. Hardy of Frederick married Saturday at 4 in St Pauls Chapel All Saints Parish. Rev Mau rice Ashoury officiated in a candlelit setting with close relatives present. Bride walked with Clyde M. Roney. maid of honor Miss R Frances Taylor wore shrimp net. Guests included out-of-town attendees Ruth Murphy and others from Washington and Atlanta. The couple plans a honeymoon then residence at 609 Wilson Place.
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Bette Jeanne Nelson
Washington
William E. Hardy
Frederick
St Paul's Chapel
All Saints Parrish
Maurice D. Ashoury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Clyde M. Roney
R. Frances Taylor
Juliet
Rotary International
Civitan safety poster contest opens for local students
The Civitan Club launches its third annual safety poster contest for Frederick county fifth to eighth graders. Entries due by March 7, with awards at the Civitan dinner March 20 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Themes urge care near parked cars and knowing safety rules. Posters must be 35 by 20 inches with entrant name on back, judged by a panel including T Marsh Davis and Paul Wilson.
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Civitan Club
Civitan
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County
J. T. Alexander
Civitan Safety Committee
Alexander
Civitan S [Ier
Paul Wilson
T. Marshal Davis
Basil ¢. Lexis
C. T. Main
William M. Moore
Graywon E Nikitk
Franken D. Reese
Net W. Singer
Maynard W.tregenina
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5Th Infantry Division
Indiantown Gap
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Taner Apartments
Margaret Duvall
Taney Apartments
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Catoctin Construction Market Prices Company, Inc
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Artz
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Richard Rogers
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Corrie B. Kinsey
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Clarence Kinsey
Noah and
Louise E. Barnes
J. Burgess Jones
New London
Nicholas H. Albaugh
Bethesda
Gertrude M. Barnes
L. V. Barnes
W. de Witt Dickey
Calvary Methodist Church
Central Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Roberta Belt
Henry Belt
Lewis and
Margaret Orrison Wright
Lovettsville
Nora Main
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Rolling Green
Rock Creek Cemetery
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