The News February 22 1951 Frederick MD front page
Front page of The News Frederick Maryland dated February 22 1951 lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes the paper is published by the Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Co with address 28 North Court Frederick MD and lists pricing per copy and prepaid periods.
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the News
Frederick
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg, CO
North Court
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Will Show Punch Bowl Of Ice Block
A Homemakers Club demonstration on converting an ice block into a punch bowl is set for Friday at 1:30 PM in the extension service conference rooms 115 East Church Street. Miss Beatrice Fehr will host with county nutrition committee members guiding recipes, tea table setup, and beverages for parties.
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Extension Service
East Church Street
Homemakers Clubs
Beatrice Fehr
County Nutrition Committee
Steiner Smith
Woodshoro Club
Raynor Montgomery
Urbana
Edward Tobery
Braddock
Robert Windsor
Pleasant Grove
Windsor
Montgomery
Tomemakers
Mise Fehr
Washington the General to the Constitutional Founding
A compact tribute to George Washington detailing his wartime leadership and peacetime vision. It credits his genius, integrity, and selflessness for uniting colonies, presiding over the Constitutional Convention, and shaping the nation toward lasting peace. Jefferson lauds him as a model of perfection in character.
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Georges Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Potomac
Washington
Vernon
Jefferson
Atomic detonation series signals new nuclear era
The piece argues that the Las Vegas detonations show the US can deploy atomic materials in varied packages, marking progress beyond Russia's bomb. It crowns long range bombers as deterrents while noting new nuclear weapons give Washington greater flexibility, urging Russia to reassess its plans.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Russia
Free Nations
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Kremlin
America
U. S
Bible Thoughts on Peace and Judgment Echoes From Scriptural Fragments
A compact collection of biblical reflections interweaves verses about peace, judgment, and innocence. It cites Isaiah and Job styled lines, with a spiritual note on striving for Edenic innocence through divine aid and Christ's example.
Early Maryland Ballet notes and Masonic history concern
A fragment from Local News dated December cites a Maryland Ballet piece and a state official comment on an old issue. It recounts Harry Selipochiar of Frederic attending a conference of Grand Masters of Masons in Washington. Breakfast speaker was President Truman with many officials present including Dean Acheson and Charles Boh Wytein.
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Thuman
Harry Selipochiar
Fredervk
Masons
Maryland
Grand Masters of Masons
United States
Washington
Truman
Statler Hote
Dean Acheson
Ene Johinston
Defense
Charles Bo Wytein
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Couloons Of The News
Washingtons Birthday observed at Walmatts College with a large portrait and address by Col William P Maulsby. Eleven head of cattle and hogs perish in a barn fire near Emmitsburg, and Annandale farm burns with contents. Simon A Weller Thurmont lumber dealer and contractor dies of heart trouble at age 7. New iron bridge over Double Pipe Creek at Ayers mill completed, praised as among the finest for the stream.
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Wasiington
Walmatts College
Washington
William P. Maulsby
David Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Annandale
Tsnae S Annan
Twenty Years Ago Local Items in Columns Of The Neweb
A bill is expected to be introduced by Senator Col Jentz for a small county public school bond to cover capital deficits and Parkway road balance. State income tax to equalize land taxes was approved at a county farmer meeting in the Court House. Edward P. Oden announced his Republican alderman candidacy. The Red Cross relief fund surpassed $2000 in Frederick County.
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Neweb
Col. Jentz
Court House
Edward P. Oden
RED Cross
Frederick County
Boyle's Column Reflects on Turning Forty by WAL BOYLE
In a reflective column, WAL BOYLE recounts turning forty, facing aging, a vanished boyhood, and the enduring bond between past self and present. He recalls a bar scene with strangers offering counsel, rings of memory from youth, and a motherly phone call that urges to live on. A military update notes Ellis Turner of Frederick promoted to sergeant first class in Heidelberg, Germany.
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WAL Boyle
New York
Rane
Paris
Naples
Berl
Vrunees
Kansas City
Harold
W. Heidelberg
Germany
Ellis
Turner
Frederick
Armed Forces European Command Headquarters
Heidelberg
Command Headquarters
Henry P. Turner
West South Strep
End Korea War With Moral Appeal to Red China
Washington February 22 editorial argues for a direct appeal by the U N to Communist forces to withdraw from Korea. It urges stopping further slaughter, leveraging U N manpower and a negotiated peace, with free elections in China and postwar guarantees under U N supervision. The piece contends the United States should avoid prolonged slaughter and make a clear, immediate appeal.
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Korea
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
United Nations
Yalu River
U. W
U. N
U.N
China
UU. N
U. S
Dinner Meeting Of B P W Club In Frederick
Fifty members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Frederick gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for the monthly dinner. President Louise Strine announced the Strate Board meeting, the May State Convention in Cambridge, and four new members. Guest speaker Mrs. Margaret Rawson, Hood College instructor, discussed the Mental Guidance Clinic, its work with child adolescent and adult cases, and cooperation with local agencies.
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Business
Professional Women's Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Louise Strine
Strate Board
Margaret Rawson
Hood College
Rawson
Julia Kegan
Ife
Welfare Board
Children’s Aid
Boys’ Club
Winchester Hall
Mary
No Need Of World War 3 At This Time
Roger W Babson argues that another global war is unnecessary now. He attributes potential conflict to misused oil wealth and atomic age fears, urging the United Nations to ensure fair oil distribution and to avoid war through constructive action and cooperation.
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Roger W. Babson
Washington
U. S
Russia
Nevada
Europe
Bulgaria
Rumania
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Stalin
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Greece
Iran
Italy
France
China
Tran
England
United States
Churchill
Roosevelt
Fin. Bu, Inc
Blue Ridge Bank Auditors Meet at Hotel Frederick
The Blue Ridge Conference of Bank Auditors and NABAC held its monthly meeting Wednesday evening at Hotel Frederick. Milton T. Stegman, comptroller of Fidelity Trust Co Baltimore, spoke on General Ledger and Teller Cash Settlement. Sixty attendees from twelve banks, plus out of town guests William Waltz William Sehweikert and Rush Specht attended.
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Blue Ridge
National Association of Bank Auditors and Controllers
Hotel Frederick
Milton T. Stegman
Fidelity Trust Company
Baltimore
General Ledger
William Waltz
NABAC
William Sehweikert
Rush Specht
Farmers & Mechaniics National Bank
Retail Food Prices This Week Show Mixed Picture
The Associated Press reports retail food prices present a mixed picture. Meats largely hold, eggs rise, and fresh vegetables are plentiful as supplies increase with California and Arizona harvests. Wholesale meat prices ease slightly but unlikely to trend downward. eggs stay high amid strong demand. cold storage is down sharply from last year.
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Associated Press
Agriculture Department
New York
California
Arizona
Florida
Mexico
Cuba
Bahamas
Chile
Agriculture
Branna
Retathowne Grocers, Inc
Chicago
National Canners Association
National Peach Council
St. Louis
Weddings Blake Eyler at Graceham Moravian Church
A quiet Friday evening double ring ceremony joined Joan Eyler and Jack Blake at Graceham Moravian Church with Rev Zeller officiating. Attendants were Patricia Feete and Jerry Eyler. The couple will reside in Thurmont and were joined by family members from Graceham Lime Kiln Brunswick and Frederick.
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Chapin
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Woment
Maryland Ballet
Cme
Sehley and Delapinine
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Albert P Shirkey
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church
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Boyle
B.P.W. Club
Frances Shores
Mildred Price
Ada Black
Robbie Radcliff
Madeline Buhrman
Sharlene Murray
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sharlene
Primary Children's Hospital
Blue Ridge Conference of Bank Auditors
Albert Eyler, Jr
Edna Davissont
Thurmont
Melvi Brubaker
Brunswick
Lee Feete
Franklin Firer
Wm. Ridenour
Alfred Dean
Bargmann-Hiering
T. WH. Nierman
Cincinnati
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Silver Spring
Helen Rictor
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Frederick Presbyterian Church
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