Faith In God Hope Of World Faith In God Hope Of World
Dr Albert P. Shirkey urged Hood College listeners that only faith in the Almighty provides a lasting foundation for world peace. He argued youth must restore truth in daily life and reject conceptions of racial superiority, calling atomic knowledge a threat to global harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Shirkey
Hood College
Mount Vernon Flace Methodist Church of Washington
Shirkey
Lees
Strawn Oottage
Arne “Petlow
Shave
Mass
Inflation fears and war prep clash in public debate
Editorial argues inflation is the paramount issue amid wartime mobilization. It questions official price and wage controls, noting expected price rises despite propaganda and wage gains for workers. The piece cites Korea’s impact, warns of uncontrolled inflation, and contrasts grim foreign outcomes with domestic resilience. It also includes human-interest notes on disabled resilience and the spirit’s growth beyond physical limits.
New Support Gained For Troops To Europe
Washington February 23 195? President Truman wins new backing for sending more troops to Europe. Senate Armed Services chair Russell backs Connally of Foreign Relations on a resolution to ease troop movements. Russell desires changes but foresees a bilateral agreement with Connally, signaling stronger cross chamber support.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Senate
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
North Atlantic
Fifty Years Ago Judge McSherry Court Ruling Stirs Scene
Open court heard a judge condemn the grand jury for indicting a confessed thief on weak testimony. The declaration caused notable agitation. Also notes Kaufman crossed Reels Fork bridge, United Fire Company ball proceeds, executor Maynard sold bank deposits, and Faust staged by American Grand Opera Company with partial but well received parts.
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McSherry
George JT
Kaufman
Reels’ Ford
Kautman
United Fire Company
Murie
Frederick Seelect
Fisher
S. S. Maynard
A. D. O'Leary
Franklin Savings Bank
Mary C. Michael
Charles Werthaimer
Gounod
Faust
Opera
American Grand Opera Company
Public meeting on Linganore creek water supply
A public meeting will be held on the Linganore creek water question with engineers detailing the advantages of securing water. Dr William Meredith Smith of the city speaks on fore argument in his arm. injury not believed serious. Frederick County’s 1920 forest fires burned 543 acres, causing total damage of $8,431.25 and county and state costs of $4,025 to extinguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Meredith Smith
Frederick County
Hararie
Morning Walks and Courts: Cranky Memoir and Legal Notices
ELd Creagh recounts a president's morning walk tale and neighbors' chatter with humor as a day unfolds in Kansas City. The column shifts to equity court updates listing two divorces, alimony, and child custody awards, with attorney names and costs. Market prices for wheat, corn, and barley follow.
Death Ends Career Of Missionary Dr Horace Underwood
Dr Horace Underwood, 60, a lifelong missionary and educator in Korea, died of a heart attack in Pusan on Tuesday. He served as president emeritus of Chosun University Seoul, and was then adviser to U S military authorities in Korea. He had ties to Hood College where his daughter Grave Underwood graduated. Survived by four sons and his wife, who was murdered by Communists in 195?. the family faced multiple wartime upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace HW. Underwood
Pusan
Korea
America
Underwood
Chosun Christian University
Seoul
United States
U.N
Chosun University
W U. N
Dr. Underwood
New York
New York University
U.S
South Korea
Funeral services for Edward J Monaghan held in Mount Pleasant
Funeral services for Edward J Monaghan who died at his home in Mount Pleasant were held this morning. Prayers were offered at the funeral home on East Patrick Street at nine and a Mass of requiem was celebrated by Father Robert A Basel at St Johns Catholic Church at nine. Interment is Mount Hope Cemetery with funeral directors listed.
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Edward J. Monaghan
Mount Pleasant
East Patrick Street
Robert A Basel
St Johns Catholic Church
Funeral Home
Mount Hope Erfectory
Woodshers
C &, Chine and
San
Can Hill Methodist Church
Celeste Brackett Nwcomer
Tallsbore
Chester Burl Smith
Atry
Arma Mary Shyroch
Creagerstown
St John's Tattheran Church
Creager Town
Boonte Helwre
George Hubbard
Charles Sherk
Franks Long
Masten Tlong
Clarence Long
Russel Seiss
Ulien Cenetery
M. L. Creager
Truck Auto Accident Causes Confusion in Monrovia
A minor collision between a truck and a parked car near Monrovia led to two charges that were dismissed as a simple misunderstanding. In a separate matter, Wilber J. Ford faced a fine for allowing an unauthorized driver, while collateral was forfeited in another case. Deeds were recorded for multiple property transfers, including the sale of the Kline property at 10 South Jefferson Street for 7,250 dollars.
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Monrovia
Maistrate Thomas S Glass mm Peoples Court
Avese Thiryalay
William A. Mutehner B
Ganley
Wilber J. Ford
Taney Apartments
D. AL Tucker
Norman Clifford Rippean
Airy
Kenneth Bond
Deens
Richard F. Kline
Thomas Kline
South Jefferson Street
Mobert A. Hae
Vernon Tt
Paulhner
Claude QC
Codley
Doubs
Easing Tension Seen From Moscow Conference Talks
Washington notes a thaw in tension tracing to Moscow after Stalin's Pravda interview. Officials question why Russia pushes a four power conference and whether it aims at propaganda or real arms restraint. Western powers fear mobilization while Russia stresses peaceful intent and seeks to reassure its people. The article suggests possible minor agreements at the forthcoming talks, with no rush to curb rearmament but a slower path to control measures.
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Washington
Moscow
Stalin
Pravda
Soviet Union
Russia
USN
Germany
Wran Curtain
United States
Senate
Europe
Pravila
Truman May Seek Senate Seat Return after White House term
Washington reports indicate President Truman weighs a bid for his former Senate seat when his White House term ends. Advisors say he dreams of returning to the Senate, with others noting he may not run for another term. Histories cite few presidents who moved back to Congress after the White House.
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Washington
Truman
Vrnminty
Senate
Harry ‘Truman
Kem
White House
Ganuary
Mer
Tratin
Ayaltz
Rawsevedt
Cone
Andrew Johnson
Pornnessie
Dolwison
John Quincey Adams
Homemakers Club Presents Flags at Lewistown School
Lewistown elementary school received five United States and United Nations flags Thursday morning. Mrs Paul W daring spoke on patriotism and citizenship as the Lewistown Homemakers Club members, including Mrs Wise and Mrs Grorge Green, presented the flags to Principal J Norman Harper and faculty. The article notes a later railroad project mentioning track replacement costs.
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Lewistown
United States
United Nations
Wise
Lewis Ftown
County International Relations
Olys. Wise
Honemakers Club
Grorge Green
Lewisdown Club
Ranadolph Stull
J. Norman Harper
Myrtle Bumgardner
G. Peart Thomas
Edna War- Wind
George Rigder
PE Application Filed With ICC
The Potomac Edison Company of Frederick Maryland filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking authority to issue new securities. It proposes mortgage bonds maturing 1881 and 200,000 additional common shares to be sold to West Penn Electric Co at 20 dollars per share. Proceeds would fund expansion of facilities in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The ICC filing is required because the company operates a 74 mile railway line between Frederick and Thurmont as part of its electric heat and power business.
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Washington
Putoinay Edison Company
Frederick
Mil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cimpimy
Hsde
Eormmoen
Whit Mo
Dirrer
Poultry Strike Cuts Supplies From Eastern Markets
Salisbury reports the Eastern Shore strike by poultry and truck drivers has reduced New York and other markets supply, closing three picking plants and hampering four more in Maryland and Delaware. Delays cut dressed chicken receipts to about 200 boxes from 10,000. Broiler prices jumped to around 6.37 dollars per pound from 34 to 35 cents.
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Salisbury
Eastern Shine
New York
Maryland
Delaware
Witham TR
McKnight
Delmarva
Frederick firemen attend state conference in Annapolis
Five Frederick county members of the State Firemen’s Association attended the executive sessions in Carvel Hall Annapolis. Legislation of interest to the association was discussed at a 6 30 pm dinner. Guests included Governor R. Aybel, university president Byrd, Senator Della, Senate president Kimble, minority leader Kimble, and delegate Luber. Frederick attendees were Beard Walkersville Plunkett Sehwearing Smith and former state president Storm.
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Frederick Coante
State Firemens Association
Carvel Hal
Annapolis
Fhongaree R. Aybeldin
de H W. GC. Byrd
University of Maryland
George W. Della
Senate
Robert Kimble
John C. Luber
House
Frederick County
Philip H. Beard
Walkersville
Irving L. Plunkett
Melvin Sehwearing
Robert L. Smith
W. Bartgis Storm
Ofrederick
Baltimore Upholstery Plant Burned After Fire Threatens Hospital
Five workers died? No, the fire burned a three story upholstery plant in Baltimore and at first threatened the Home and Hospital nearby. Hospital staff prepared evacuations but were not needed as smoke and flames moved away, allowing remaining patients to stay in place.
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Baltimore
Migst
Lome
Miss Cornelle Ringgold Dertzbaugh Wed In March
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Cornelle Ringgold Dertzbaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rice Dertzbaugh, to Mr. Francis Sidney Gardner Jr. The ceremony will be on Friday, March 16 at seven o'clock in All Saints Episcopal Church, with a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Miss Dertzbaugh
Lewis Rice Dertzbaugh
Upper College Terrace
Cornelle Ringgold Dertzbaugh
Francis Sidney Gardner, Jr
Sidney Gardner
Goldsboro
N. C
All Saints Episcopal Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Side Glances and moves brighten Frederick news
A roundup of local social notes details residents traveling to Fort Meade and Florida, speakers and students tied to Frederick institutions, college students earning dean’s list honors, nursing trainees in Baltimore, and family milestones. Notable items include Maj. Sheridan’s transfer to Fort Meade, Miss Betty Smith’s talk at Winchester Hall, Bela Jeanne Cannon starting nursing training, and a birth announced by Rev Basil Grossnickle.
Second Fashion Show Planned by Auxiliary for Nurses Library
The Women's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of Frederick County announces a second fashion show for March 7 after a successful December luncheon show. A luncheon at 1 p.m. will precede the style display in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom to benefit the Frederick Memorial Hospital nurses library. Funds will buy needed reference books as the student library is below standard. Tickets are available through auxiliary members, with seating limited to about 200. A Talbott Brice is general chairman. co chairs handle decorations. others organize ticketing and publicity. Local merchants supply clothes and accessories with models from the area. the event includes children’s garments and a wedding group finale.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Medical Society of
Frederick County
Howard W. Ash
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A. Talbott Brice
Genera
A Austin Pearce
Byro White
P. S. Lansdale
Jesse 8
Fifer
B. O ‘Thomas, Sr
Frederick
Ills and Recoveries Across Frederick County and Nearby Towns
The report lists residents in Frederick County and nearby areas who recently underwent surgeries, hospital stays, or recoveries. Names include Norman Dixon of West South Street, Edith Lighter of Middletown, Maynard E Hawker near Middletown, William Shuff of Wolfsville, and Bruce Crum of Harmony Grove, among others. Patients are described as recovering at Frederick Memorial, Franck Memorial, University Hospital, Leland Memorial, Washington County Hospital, or at home.
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Norman Dixon
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edith Lighter
Middletown
Walter Ax Fine
Brunswick
Wolfsville
Samuel Routzahn
Ellerton
William S. Crum
Bruce Crum
Harmony Grove
Leland Memorial Hospital
Riverdale
Howard F. Lale
Thurmont
University Hospital
Baltimore
C. M. Stambaugh
Willard
Sabillasville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
John E. Nagle
Sixth Street
Twenty eight nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Oslo Norway February 23 The Jan Nobel Institute nominated 28 persons for the 1951 Nobel Peace Prize including nine Americans. Six organizations are listed. Changing World emphasizes home economics' role in family living study and analysis. Mrs Mather serves on the evaluation committee.
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Oslo
Norway
Jan Nobel Institute
Feanby
Mather
Comrautes
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Maryland General Hospital Training School For Nurses
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Washington, D. C
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Department of Arts and Sciences
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Basil Grossnickle
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Connit Stottlemyer
D. W. Ribble
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Chicago
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Mt. Pleasant
Clyde Wachter
Harold Keller
Orlando
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John McKee
Myersville
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