Tells How Men Are Readied In Logistics
Kiwanis weekly talk at the Francis Scott Key Hotel outlined industrial training for senior military leaders shaping rearmament. J W Swaren of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces explained integration with the War College and the focus on business philosophy, procurement, and resources to prepare officers for future needs.
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Kmiwanians
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Fort McNair
Washington
J. W. Swaren
Swaren
Service Club
Francis Scott Key
Industrial College Clases
War College
Oficera
West Point
Annapolis
Gevers
Han West Point
Industrial
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
General Foods
General Electric
Rome
Carthage
Japan
Lee
Ben Ronsenour
James Messersmith
John FR. Cheatham
Ormond Galvin
Arthur Hutton
South Dakotas
Purifying Tea Practice Amid Caves Water Beliefs
A note on local beliefs where some people avoid water as it is thought to cause illness. They choose tea for drinking, trusting the caves purify water before consumption.
County 61 Is Missing In Korea
Private First Class Paul Kenneth Carty, 14 years old, of near Thurmont, is missing in action in Korea since December 6. He enlisted December 5, 1949, served with Aoth Field Artillery Battalion, Seventh Division, landed at Inchon, last wrote home November 20 near the Manchurian border. He attended Thurmont High School, worked for American Stores in Frederick, and was active at Harriott Episcopal Chapel.
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Paul Kenneth Carty
Charles Carty
Near Thurmont
Korea
Department of Defense
Thurmont
Aoth Field Artillery
Pic
Carty
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Japan
Inchon
Young Carty
Thurmont High School
Frederick
Harriott Episcopal Chapel
Jparish
Catoctin
Eisenhower visits Lisbon on Atlantic pact tour
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrives in Lisbon after declaring in Britain that no free nation can stand alone. He tours Portuguese capitals to assess defense against Communist aggression, meeting Defense and Foreign Ministry officials and U S and Portuguese military attaches. Separate note recalls Maryland memorial for Francis Petrott and remarks on Virginia tobacco and North Carolina peanut production.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Britain
London
The
Atlantic Treaty Organization
Portela
Eisenhower
Defense
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Lincoln MacVeagh
Portugese
Th Bown
Konrad Adenauer
Frankfort
Officers Installed By New Market Grange
The New Market Grange held a January 10 meeting with William J. Wilcom Jr. presiding. New officers were installed including Monroe Wes as Master and LeRoy Burrall as Overseer, with many committee assignments announced for 1951 and plans for a card party and square dance on January 24.
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New Market Grange
William J. Wilcom, Jr
Bruce Crum
Pomona
Crum
Monroe Wes
LeRoy Burrall
Richard Hammond
Davie Lee West
Pauline Wilcom
Paul Beard
C. W. Kent
Jean Crickenberger
Mary Elizabeth West
John Stiles
Howard Quinn
William Burrall
Monroe West
Glenn Browning
Wiliam Wilcam, Jr
Paul Zimmerman
Norman Lease
Willam
Taneytown Ladies Auxiliary Installation for 1951
At the Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company hall the Taneytown Ladies Auxiliary held a regular meeting where Mrs. Anna Warehime installed officers for 1951. New officers include Mrs. Carroll Garber president and committee chairs for fundraising and events. A hospital bed purchase proposal was read, a new member joined, and a polio drive contribution was approved. Committees for ways and means, sunshine, and birthday bank were formed. refreshments and a quiz contest followed. A housewarming for the Almanys near Ridgeville was also noted with attending families and gifts.
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Taneytown
Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company
Anna Warehime
Manchester
Carroll County Auxiliary
Carroll Garber
Edwin Baumgardner
George Kiser
Wilson Biffle
Elwood Frock
Francis T. Elliot
Thurston Putman
Clara Devilbiss
Harvey Miller
Earl Warehime
John Riley
William Burgoon
Catherine Ctingan
Norman Reindollar
Ruthanna Kiser
Grace Pulman
Laura Gilds
Catherine Baker
Grace Rogers
Madeline Haffrey
Catherine Hahn
Western Maryland
American Legion Auxiliary
Sterling Fritz
Roy Lambert
Charles Flickinger
Janet Flickinger
Kenneth Gilds
Tolbert Stonesifer
Fannie Beaver
George Crebbs
Frances Beaver
Russell Rogers
William Schildt
David Smeak
Catherine Clingan
Bessie Dougherty
Roy Haifley
Ray Lambert
Harry Dougherty
Elliot
Charles D. Baker
Ruth Baumpardner
Officers Installed in Loyalty Chapter No 52 Eastern Star Middletown
Installation of Officers for Loyalty Chapter No 52, Order of the Eastern Star, Middletown, occurred January 9 in the town hall before many members. Newly installed officers include Matron Mrs Ethel Ewing Reed and Patron Ellsworth Magada with several other named officers and jewels presented to Junior Past Matron Mrs Barbara Ewing and Junior Past Patron James Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Middletown
Ethel Ewing Reed
Ellsworth Magada
Miriam Krantz
Jesse C. Kettells
Catherine Dinterman
Ruth Doub
Elsie Wolfe
Loyalty Chapter
Jessie Websiter
Maryland
Katherine Michael
Grace Butcher
Anna Dinferman
Sentinel
Virgil Doub
Barbara R. Ewing
James Ewing
New Windsor Church World Service ship partial to Korea
New Windsor reports 15838 net pounds of clothing sent in first leg to the needy in Korea. Mrs George Magin hosted a dessert party. Grandson David Haines arrives at Great Lakes Training Station Chicago for basic training. Mrs Charles Eaton visits Savannah kin. Suzanne Hall to resume duties after operation. Ninth grade spring dance planned for Feb 1 with Texas Jim Turtle.
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New Windsor
Church World Service
Korea
George Magin
David Haines
David
Great Lakes
Chicago
Charles Eaton
Savannah
Emma Copenhaver
Suzanne Hall
Texas Jim Turtle
Ruth Buffington
Kitty Lovell
Nelie Lantz
Thelma Hartzler
Rebecca Harman
Joseph Englar
Conscription Debate Highlighted At Short Business Session
The group discussed Conscription for America and reviewed Union Signal magazine articles on Alcoholism and The Christian and the Liquor Traffic. Mrs. William Lovell invited the group to meet next February. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Brown with Mr and Mrs J Norman Brown and daughters Catherine and Dorothy attending the Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Farm show with Austin Bortner Sr. and others.
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Secason
America
Unio Signal
The
William Lovell
J. Norman Brown
Brown
Austin Bortner
Catherine
Dorothy
Harrisburg
First one way streets bounded John Street theater in 1760
In 1760 the first one way streets were said to bound the John Street theater in New York City. The note highlights early urban planning constraints affecting performances in colonial Manhattan.
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United States
John Street
New York City
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Petrott
Maryland House of Delegates
Francis Petrott
Unemployment Compensation Board of Maryland
Frederick County
House
North Carolina
Virginia
Frederi
Yee
New Market
C. E. Almany
Ridgeville
James F. Molesworth
C. W. Brashear
George E. Fleming
Clyde Burndette
John C. Friederichs
Carl Chaney
Norman Rippeon
Eva Norfolk
Murray Day
Pertussin
Officers of Loyalty
General Acceptance Corp
Tel
Olds Manere
UM Ullicil
Kaufman Garage Company, Inc
East
Patrick ST
H. C. Roop
WCTU
Kemp
Egular
Mer 'x
Kerr’ P
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