Keedynville Boyle In Korea By Hal Boyle
From the Korea Front a dispatch by Hal Boyle describes foxhole life on a ridge south of Wonju. Sergeant Thomas G. Zick of San Antonio and Cpl. Robert E. Kelly of Alliance endure extreme cold and constant fire as they tend to feet, sleep, and rations while awaiting orders. The piece blends frontline realities with moments of humor and hardship as soldiers cite a lack of warmth, need for sleeping bags, and the daily grind of a war of attrition on a bitter January stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Barnard
Hal Boyle
Korea Central Front
Thomas G. Zick
San Antonio
Tex
Zick
Cpl
Robert E. Kelly
Alliance, O
Wonju
Wanju
Changlu
Zlek
Kelly
Hick
William No Pavone
Nashville
Percy
Sager
Winchester
Taroma
Feeret Marshall
Reedsroille
Industry Ready to Meet War Production Goals
President Truman asked for 50 000 planes and 35 000 tanks yearly. Boeing president William M. Allen, Donald W. Cougtas, and Detroit reports support that American industry can deliver with available materials and manpower. They say peak wartime output proves the capacity to meet any volume. Industry will supply the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
William M. Allen
Boeing
Donald W. Cougtas
Air Force
United States
Dallas
Detroit
Douglas
Needed More Than Ever Credit For Hoover Report
The Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report urges a timely reorganization of the Federal Government to save perhaps 2 000 000 000, arguing this will strengthen machinery against wartime inflation and waste. Dr Robert T Johnson, chairman, says half the work remains and must be done, with the need greater than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Citizens Committee
Hoover
Bazaar preparations loom for Lynch Lodge bazaar
Great preparations are being made for the Lynch Lodge A F and AM bazaar in the City Opera House starting January 28 with multiple booths. Thieves broke into T Nicodemus mill near Unionville stealing about 10 to 12 dollars in small change. Edwin Devilbiss sold East Main Street lot to Sidney Sappington. Liberty, formerly owned by George W. Rowles, sold for 1000 dollars. Grippe epidemic sweeping many parts of Frederick causing widespread illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Lodge
A. F. and
City Opera House
T. Nicodemus
Unionville
Edwin Devilbiss
Sidney Sappington
Ints
East Main Street
Liberty
George W. Rowles
Grippe
Frederick
State road improvement set for county next year
County Commissioners and the State Roads Commission met in Baltimore to plan 2.75 miles of new road from Liberty toward Unionville as an alternate route to Baltimore. Hood College held Founder’s Day exercises naming Meyran Hall for generous donors Louis A. Meyran and wife. Independent Hose Company nominated officers including Howard Albaugh and August Brust for secretary positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Liberty
Unionville
Hood ‘College
Meyran
Louis A. Meyran
Independent Hose Company
Howard M. Albaugh
August T.brust
Infirmary Rededicated at Hood College after renovations
Hood College infirmary has been redecorated and refurnished through the efforts of Mrs Andrew G. Trosal the Hood Mother's Club and others. Plans began last May and the project was completed with help from Mrs Roe Delaptaine Mrs Holmes The Raker and Miss J Helen Marks. Clyde Fate supervised the work with maintenance staff, and the facility now features pale green walls new leather furniture antique pieces green plants matching beds bureaus and coordinating draperies and bedspreads in each room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Trosal
Hood Mother
Hood College Ifirmary
Mothers Club
Roe Delaptaine
Upper College Terrace
Holmes Th Raker
Waverley Farm
J Helen Marks
Ron
Heed
Trxal
Aucli
Col Hugh Cort Receives Pentagon Post Transfer
Col Hugh Cort, uncle of Ruth and Katharine Dutrow and Richard Dutrow of Frederick, will move from Little Rock where he was chief of staff for Mane and Training, to a Pentagon assignment effective February 2. A World War I and II veteran, his honors include the Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Air Medal, and Army Commendation Ribbon. He and Mrs Cort will live in Alexandria, Virginia after February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cort
Ruth
Katharine Dutroaw
Richard C. Dutrow
Frederick
Little Rock
Ark
Staf
Department of the Army
Pentagon
Col. Cort
Cyrus Cort
Sabillasville
Jus Lathier Owas
The
Reformed ‘Ecturch
Baltimore City College
Johns
Cort
Hunting Towers
Veynon
Alexandria
Dulrow
West Second Street
Demurrers Filed in Two Maryland Electrocution Suits
Potomac Edison Company filed demurrers in Circuit Court to two $100,000 damage suits arising from the electrocution of Unionville residents last year. Names include Mrs. Ruby Lease Wilt and Mrs. Regina D. Gorsuch with Austin B. Gorsuch, suing for wrongful death. Defendants include Ehrhardt and May Inc, T Edgie Russell, and others. PE argues the complaints fail to specify negligence or duties alleged, lacking concrete acts or omissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
State of
Maryland
Ruby Lease Wilt
John D. Wilt
Regina D. Gorsuch
Austin B. Gorsuch
Merton B. Gorsuch
Wilt
Gorsuch
Ehrhardt and May, Inc
T. Edgie Russell and Company
T. G. Gatch and Sons, Inc. Exclusive Sales Corporation
Fotomac Edison Company
Utility Company
McSherry and
McSherry
Suit for 3000 Dollars Damages Entered
Servier Inc filed a suit for 3000 dollars against Charles G Oden and Marseell V Oden of Monrovia. The damage arose from a Route 40 collision last May 16 involving a truck with a trailmobile tractor operated by Tyler CG May and a coupe owned by Russell Oren driven by 17 year old Charles Oden. The complaint alleges the Oden vehicle was left of center and seeks insurance coverage of 90 dollars toward vehicle and tractor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 40
Ridgeville
Servier, Inc
American Insurance Company
Charles G. Oden
Marseell V. Oden
Monrovia
Plaintif
Allorney
Robert F. Clapp, Jr
Tyler
Wyo
Bank Of Damascus Elected Tuesday
Bank of Damascus elected Tuesday at the funeral meeting in the bank building. John W. Hager was returned to the presidency with officers including George M. Boyer and Alvie Moxley as vice presidents. Directors named include Beall, McKenchoe Boyer, Rover, Revown, De Lashinnit, and others. Mothers Club and Woodsharan Women’s Christian Temperance Union sections follow with events, new officers, and planned activities as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Damascus
Tor
John W. Hager
Tie Heard
John Tling
George M. Boyer
Alvie AL Moxley
Derbert S, Hyatt
Waller €. Brown
Susie Poole
Donald AL de- Lashmutt
Dure
S Wo Beall
M. McKenchoe Boyer
George ML. Rover
Delaney FL Revown
Ravelond G Brown
Deal A. de. Lashinnit
Gartner Wo Divall
Upton Gandhi
John Wo Hager
Thomas FL Mawkus
Herbert Fo Bywatt
John C. King
Alwietb. Moxley
and Bradlow M. Warheld
Misconceptions Spread About Far East Chiefs of Staff Visits
Washington commentators misread recent trips by General Collins and General Vandenberg to the Far East as moves against General MacArthur or as plans to withdraw from Korea. Officials say the trips were routine surveys of progress, manpower needs, and future plans, with replacements due in February and March. The war's course hinges on battlefield tides, not sudden policy shifts, while the chain of command remains intact through Admiral Sherman’s replacement at sea and Ridgway assuming broader theater authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alan
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Far East
Collins
Army
Vandenberg
VU. S. Air Force
MacArthur
Korea
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Admiral Sherman
General Bradley
Cmets
Vannenberg
Defense Department
U.N
WU N
Joint Chief
Department of State
U. N
China
U.S
Ridgway
MacArthier
Tokyo
Hard And Fast Rule Governs Carolyn Blakeslee's Success
A profile of soprano Carolyn Blakeslee, her one hard rule to succeed, and how she balances practice with marriage and motherhood. It details her Baltimore Symphony appearances, The Messiah tour, and concert plans, plus family life and early training from Eastman and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Carolyn Blakeslee
Carolyn Blakestee
Miss Blakeslee
Mrs. Blakeslee
Earley Blakeslee
Hond College
Baltimore Symphony
Rocky Mountains
Baltimore
Carnal
Carol
Vocal Studi
Eastman Conservatory
Minnie Mouse
Mass
Blakesice
Misattributed Lincoln Quotes Spark Debate in Iris Department
In January 10 Iris department, two pithy sayings were printed as from Abraham Lincoln. Though revered for sagacity and source prestige, a Cumberland reader revealed the quotes were incorrectly attributed to Lincoln. The reader notes remain thought provoking despite misattribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Iris
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick
Cumberland
Weddings Umpenver Brainerd and Carpenter Tie Knot
Miss Frances M Brainerd daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert A Brainerd of South Hadley Massachusetts wed Staff Sgt Earl T Carpenter son of Mr and Mrs Grover M Carpenter of Walkersville in a December 30 double ring ceremony at First Congregational church South Hadley The couple reside in Washington D C The bride wore a Calais lace gown over ivory satin with a lace sequin yoke and chapel train Attendants wore Christmas red velveteen gowns The reception followed for 150 guests The bridegroom’s mother wore a green dress The couple plan to live in Washington D C Also announced engagements include Anne Howard Stick to John Clemson and Mary Lou Wessels to William Lee Wessels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umpenver—Brainerd
Frances M. Brainerd
Robert A. Brainerd
South Hadley
Mass
Earl T. Carpenter
Grover M. Carpenter
Walkersville
First Congregational Church
Ralph H. Winn
Katherine Lang
Pride
Ann Brainerd
Grace Carpenter
Betty Dixon
Lee Anielak
St. Louis
John Bari
Gis
Thomas Smith
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Walnut Hill School
Natick
Hood College
U. S. Air Force
Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Father Denies Son Is Communist Party Member
New York January 17 80 year old Frederick C Remington of Ridgewood New Jersey testified in the perjury case against his son William W Remington a former Commerce Department economist He supported his son's denial of Communist party membership saying he knew he never was and that he disagreed with his radical New Deal views He produced a little black date book to back his testimony and said he never heard either parent discuss communism
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oei
William W. Remington
Frederick C. Remington
Ridgewood
N.J
Commerce Department
William D. Chanter
Remifigion
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Remington
Tatters
Communist Party
Homemakers club induction and playlet at Union Bridge
Union Bridge Homemakers inducted Mrs. Arthur Thompson as a new member and hosted a playlet by Mrs. Elwood Zollickoffer with cast members including Mrs. Dickerson and Mrs. Hymiller. New yearbooks were issued and a quiz presented by Mrs. Zollickoffer while 20 members attended. Also noted are brief health and community updates including residents returning from Florida, local repairs on streets, and church mission program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Homemakers Club
Wilbur Otto
Keymar
Arthur Thompson
Sevvin Fogle
Elwood Zollickoffer
Dickerson
H. Haines
Lockard
Hymiller
Hatley
Nimon
Church of the Brethren
Pipe Creek
Howard Myers
State Society Head Speaks At Historical Group Meet
Former Senator George Radcliffe, president of the Maryland Historical Society, addressed Frederick County Historical Society members on history as a living force. He urged linking past lessons to present problems and highlighted Maryland records for World Wars I and the Act of Toleration parchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Society of
Frederick County
George Radcliffe
Maryland Historical Society
Radcliffe
Historical House
West Patrick Street
Maryland Society
Frederick
John Hanson
Court Room
Ft. McHenry
Hampton
Baltimore County
Maryland
Pratt Library
Peabody Institute
Walter Art Gallery
Frederick Society
Charles W. Wood
New Market
Hammond Urner Marshall L. Eichison
Belt Committee
William T. Belt
Omaha
Nebraska
Mary & Wilkins
Mary Hahn
Julia
Wilhide
Mary Newman
John 8. Derr. Jr
Louise F Sappington
W. Cast Smith
Woodsboro
Taskers Chane Gardon Chih
Farewell Party for Eric C Summers by Potomac Edison Leaders
Potomac Edison leaders in Hagerstown hosted a farewell for Eric C Summers last Friday at the Hotel Alexander ballroom. More than 11 attended as Summers received a golf hag and matching clubs from former associates. Summers was praised for his service by G T Swisher and R Paul Smith, with others including D E Stult and Rev Dr John Harrs speaking. Summers and his family plan to move to Fairmont after housing is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison System
Eric C. Summers
Alexander
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Associates
G. T. Swisher
Potomac Edison Comptroller
T.F
R. Paul Smith
Summers
Monongahela Power Company
P. E
D. E. Stult
John H. Harrs
St. Johns Lutheran Church
John Summers
Snimmers
Fairmont
Bible Thoughts on the Mighty Man and Earthly Dwelling
A reflective excerpt cites Job 22 8 about the mighty man dwelling on earth and links it to a belief that this world is a vestible to glorious mansions beyond. The text invokes Joanna Baillie style sentiment about moving crowds and heavenly ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowd Forever Press
Joanna
Baillie
New Books At Artz Library
A roundup of new non fiction titles with brief descriptions including Fifty Fabulous Years by V Kaltenborn and United States World Affairs 1949 edited by Richard Stebbins. Auto Repair Kinks by Toboldt surveys car makes with practical tips. Festivals U S A by Robert Myer guides state fairs and historic sites. Lowering the Voting Age by Julia E Johnson argues for extending enfranchisement to 18 21 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Richard Stebbins
Boo
Motor Service Magazine
Othe
Rober Myer
District of Columbia
Maryland
Baltimor
Frederick
Antietam
Women's Club meeting highlights health demo
The Tefferson Women's Club held its January meeting at Mrs. Gace and Ednf Culter's home on January 11 with 14 members present. Past President Mr Courtass Hen opened the gathering, John Arnold led a heart health demonstration, and attendees learned to make paper disperse bags. Members contributed $5 to the March of Dimes. The next meeting is February 8 at Mrs. Francis Morrison's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsborow
C.F
Woodshara Women's Christian Temperance Union
George F. Smith
Janet Barrick
Rebecca Dayhoff
Martha Dayhoff
Nannie Haugh
Lillian Baer
Naomi Stover
Miss Barrick
Tefferson Club
Woman's Clu
Gace
Culter
Courtass Hen
Membe
Fealit
John Arnold
Huffer
March of Dimes
Willis Long Jed
Francis Morrison
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Keedynville
Boyle
the News
Hood
Col
Evan Relieal United Brettron Church
Tilly Kelly
East Eighth Street
Peaver
Margaret Whinner
Cradle Roll Department
Mathers’ Club
Eld
Helen Krantz
Mesdames
Bessie Dubel
Mildred Hardin
Irene Blank
Margaret Pulman
Lucille Ness Dally Kelly
Margaret Whisner
Edna Pingley
Frances Soper
Fileen Wales
Betty McCauley
Mrs Anderson
Karen
Suzanne Kelly
By David Lawrence
Carolyn Blakeslee
Miss Blakesley
University of Akron
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Los Angeles
Haly
Mass Blakeslee
Reginald Stewart
Gordon Malvern Fair Stick
Glen Arm
Anne Howard Stick
John Clemson
Charles C. Clemson
Westminster
Miss Stick
Bryn Mawr School
Goucher College
Clemson
University of Maryland
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
U. & Army
Nicholas H. Clemson
John H. Wallace
King Avenue
Mary Louth
William Lee Wessels
August H. Wessels
Loch Raven
NEA Service
State Society
Charles V. Main
Melvin T. Tabler
Herbert Free
Clarkson Kelly
Charles W. Zimmerman
Jesse D. Slup
Robert Burner
Burton §. Kester
C. Albert Crtson
Oran C. Lease
Jase
Bryan Rice
Edward Mantz
John M. Grove
Mr. Tabler
Wm. S. Gosnell
Edward S. Rice
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Grove Richard E. Zimmerman
Robert L. Lane
Walter Fogle
Charles Myers
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Artz Library
H V. Kaltenborn
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