Youthful Musicians Recital at Monday Musicales
A January 8 program by youthful musicians featured high school students Bruce Douglas on euphonium and Jeanne Douglas on piano, Andrew Victor on cello, Burton Kester on flute, and more. The event at 119 West Second Street included several operatic and classical pieces, with Benton Bragart and family hosting, followed by an installation of officers at the Odd Fellows Temple.
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Mes R. Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
Shirley Bragngart
George B. Douglas
Douglas
Bruce Douglas
Goltermann
Burton Kester
Harry Kester
Peabady Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Pigare
Don Clovanni
Mires
Sharon Hooper
Mehri Hoop
Mets
MT Wroahngart
Ewig Advan
Tess Thandie
Victor Altes Braunpart
Maroo
Shirley Braungart
Mroo Adams
Rbetanig Adams
Thiuaias
Hoolrving
Thomas Alice Douglas
Gardell Simens
Ie Club
Prank Lewis
Yvon
Tendritki
Alrescarge Swank
William O Giress
Carredl Hendricksnt
Forecast of 1951 mirrors 1942 tax, rationing era
The Way Things Look forecast notes 1951 may resemble 1942 with higher taxes, gasoline rationing, conscription, stock slump, and black markets. It predicts more price increases and misallocation as defense spending grows, while defense production expands capacity in energy, mining, and manufacturing amid tighter controls.
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Well Street Journal
White House
America
Washiton
Debates on Public Peace and Future Policy Choices
The piece argues that the nation must openly test all criticisms and proposals before choosing a path to preserve peace. It stresses essential choices by the people, warns against rash moves, and urges thorough examination by leaders and citizens alike.
Fifty Years Ago See Tens In The Columns Of The News
A letter from Congressman George Pearce says rural free delivery will begin in mid Frederick County. Thurmont paper reports smallpox fears in New Midaway but no current cases in Wowales for 20 years. Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets at Mrs Trenry Williams home elects Eleanor Mo Johnson regent and backs Donald McLean for President General. A jury condemns the Sheeler mercantile store. railroad moves the building 60 feet at its own expense.
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Middletown
George Pearce
Vredepiek
Thurmont
New Midaway
Wowales
Frederick Chaplen Thal
Trenry Williams
Court Street
Eleanor Mo Johnson
Donald McLean
Natanat Do AR
Taiken
Bartholaw’s
Troxell
Cundemn
Sheeler Merchandise
Sheeler
Twenty Years Ago Local News From The News Columns
A heavy snow and misty rain blanketed the city with a ninety inch layer. Bruce Murdoch sold his 100 acre New Market farm to George W Spon of that town, with possession April 1. A chorus of 110 voices from churches in the area performed Part 1 of the Messiah by Handel. Fourteen scarlet fever cases were reported in the city.
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Bruce Murdoch
New Market
George W. Sponseller
Middletown
Hagerstown
Handel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Refugee rail yards in Korea reveal abandoned baby plight
In a Seoul suburb refugee hub, thousands crowd boxcars headed south while a lone infant lies abandoned near the tracks. An American soldier rescues the child as officials note daily pickups of abandoned babies by Koreans and soldiers alike.
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Hal Boyle Yongdongpo
Korea
Seoul
Hersel
New Books At Artz Library Overview
New titles at Artz Library include Santha Rama Rau autobiography Home to India, Radell budgeting volumes for families, Carl Sandburg poetry Collected Poems, Jud Purvis Automatic Transmissions, and Book of American Clocks. Gifts from Mrs James Tr Grove and Mr G Frank Thomas support the new acquisitions as readers recall classic and instructional works.
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Santha Rama
India
England
America
Neva H. Radell
Wamart
Carl Sandburg
Grass Roots
Sandburg
Fessler
Frederick
James Tr. Grove
West Second Street
G Frank Thomas
Viewpoint gap outside iron curtain calls for action
Washington debates whether the United States must not only reach behind the iron curtain to project its views but also strengthen its voice abroad. Fear of Russia and appeasement temptations hinder UN actions against aggression, with Germany’s shadow and Korea’s lessons sharpening calls for resolve and unity.
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Washington
U.S
America
United States
Cou
United Nations
Red China
China
Korea
Russia
Munich
League of Nations
Hitler
Rhineland
London
Hite Tev
Europe
Free World
Aginvines
Moscow
U.N
No Alcoholic Liquors in Executive Mansion
Maryland will not collect any alcoholic beverage tax from its new Chief Executive Governor McKeldin and his wife will not serve liquor in the executive mansion. They plan to offer soft drinks at the State House and Carvel Hall. Officers installed at Brad dock Grange include Master J Thomas Summers and other roles with officers named. The next meeting is set for Tuesday in January. An oil laboratory in Pennsylvania’s Bureau of Kds discusses air sampling devices to study fumes and pollution effects.
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Valley Memorial Post No 9
Univers
Middletown
Russell R Keller
John Heres
Richard Beachley
Lewis Baker
Robert Routzahn
Russell Hinds
Milo
Annapolis
Maryland
McKeldin
Meketcin
State House
Carvel Hall
Braddock Grange
Marl Remsberg
Remsberg
Howard Frye
Careolt Manor
J. Thomas Summers
Asa. Klemm
Martha Dane Layman
Clyde Adan
Coo Roberts
Mma de Summers
George Stance
Alta Clipe
William Miss
Ceres
Charlotte Nabent Pomana
Ella Missfora
Chace Stane
Cleo Cline
A. R Klean
Hone Economics
Grace R. Summers
NA Tuck
Pennsylvania
Bureau of
Thal Vysiene
Liem
Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
C. P. Staley
Belle McDevitt
Lating Staley
Ruth Wolfe
Amy Hoffman
Reine Bowers
Butt Cronise
Edna Oden
Belle McDevitt Lititia Staley
Reine Bower
Mary Warrington
Ruth Cronise
Shepherdstown Man Serves as State Dept Courier
Robert J. Bowell of Shepherdstown West Virginia serves as one of the State Department decade couriers based at Calvo Egypt. He travels constantly through the Middle and Near East delivering confidential messages from Washington. Bowell, 31, previously served in World War I in Europe and studied at Roanoke College and Shepherd College.
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Washington
West
Robert Jakes
Theh
Western Hemisphere
Roswell
Public Mind talk by Malvina Lancsay at Herod College
A Washington Post columnist Malvina Lancsay speaks this evening at Herod College on the Power of the Public Mind. Sponsored by Town Hall, the event is open to the public without charge at seven oclock in Brod leek Hall.
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TOON
Poin Af
Herod College
Malvina Lancsay
Washington Post
Student Town Hell Organization
Brodleek Hall
Arrests Docketed in Middletown Case
Two arrests were docketed by city police. William Edward Ghar Frederick of Route 4 and Melvin Shank of Middletown face intoxication charges. Officer Burra Chaney cited them under $250 bond.
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Cty
Wolliam Adwerd Ghar Frederick
Route 4
Melvin Shank
Midd
Serat
Burra
Chaney
Cele
SA Cnllateral
Washington Decisions Discussed By Roger W Babson
Babson analyzes Truman Hebert exchange on national prayer and urges rulers to seek forgiveness before praying, arguing prayers are answered only when leaders live righteously. He links decisions to health, weather, gravity, and daily stats, proposing federal officials study environmental factors influencing judgments.
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Roger W. Babson
Washington
Truman
Hebert
Louisiana
Mr. Hebert
Jesus
Jasus
Weather Bureau
United Nations
Korea
Flexible Plan For Ten Years
Washington labor leaders urged a long-range wage price policy to guide the government for a decade. The AFL CIO machinists and railroad unions, speaking through ULPC, said the emergency could last indefinitely and rejected a short term solution. John L Lewis of the UMWW advised against any wage or price controls, while others urged a stabilization program without prescribing a specific formula.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Economic Stabilization Agency
ESA
AFL
CIO
United Labor Policy Committee
ULPC
Organized Labor Movement
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMWW
Committee Votes On GOP Senators Voice In Senate Assignments
Washington reports Senate Republicans rejected a plan to enlarge the voice of new GOP senators on major committee assignments. Senator McCarthy predicted a close division, backed by Senator Taft, while Senator Butler opposed the plan and the Policy committee took no stand.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy Rwis
McCarthy
Taft
Ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Butler
Nebraska
Lower Necklines And Higher Skirts In 1930s Los Angeles
Fashion notes from Los Angeles during January report a summer style shift toward wispy garments as cloth becomes scarce. Showcases feature light coats, nylon, rayon, and silk items weighing under three pounds, with outfits ranging from one ounce bras to reversible coats. Industry notes emphasize conservation of fabric due to rising costs and limited availability, while designers push sheer fabrics to match the trend of lower necklines and higher skirts. Separately, criminal informations filed in Circuit Court by State's Attorney Charles A. Price accuse Harvey Trubert Breedon of Martinsburg WV of two false pretenses involving gasoline, oil, cash, and tires. Breedon is jailed awaiting further action.
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Los Angeles
Jan. IL
Iipcoat
California Apparel Creators
Charles A. Price
Harvey Trubert
Franklin Breedon
Martinsburg
W. Va
Breedon
R. L. Day
Paul Smith
Moon phase note on front page of Congressional Record
Authorities suggest printing a moon-phase chart on the Congressional Record front page each day. The proposal cites no extra cost and argues it would avoid public criticism, though critics may question relevance and practicality.
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Congressional Record
Pyrigh
Fin. Bu Inc
No Change In U S Attitude In Korea War
Washington officials reiterated U S policy that there will be no voluntary withdrawal and Americans will fight on as long as necessary. The stance follows Denial of a Chicago Daily News report that Gen MacArthur urged a prompt pullout. Analysts note a possible stand around Pusan and a push to exploit Chinese supply lines for air strikes.
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Washington
U. S
Korea
Defense Department
Chicago Daily News
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Keyes Beech
Chicago
M. P. Echols
MacArthur
Beech
Truman
Pusan
Manchuria
Chines
FCC probes radio and horse racing handling
The Federal Communications Commission ordered a general investigation into how radio and TV stations handle horse racing information. A questionnaire will survey stations with regular racing programs, detailing the form of handling, included details, and information sources, excluding incidental race result broadcasts.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Inauguration Attendees From City Noted In Annapolis Visit
Among attendees from the city at the Annapolis inauguration on Wednesday were Mrs. Elmer Munshower, Mrs. Harry D Redcliff, Mrs. Mary Hancock Gregory, Mrs. Jacob R. Ramsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Hemp. Mr. William Hooper of 118 West South Street quietly observed his seventy sixth birthday on Tuesday.
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Annapolis
Elmer ¥. Munshower
Harry D Redcliff
Mary Hancock Gregory
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Elgin Hemp
William Hooper
South Street
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