Divided on war as US debates China Russia risk
Nation's top leaders clash over war with China and the Soviet Union. Senator Capehart would vote for war to aid Korea and destroy Chinese Communists, denouncing the United Nations as appeasement. Harold Stassen warns of Kremlin plots and hopes for peace, yet U S officials push readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Capehart
Indiana
China
Korea
United Nations
Harold Stassen
Kremlin
Red Army
Stassen
Washington
United States
Let Us Swab The Decks On A Plymouth Keel Laying
A reflective piece compares the Plymouth landing to a ship keel ceremony spanning 4146 years. It extols individual liberty and toil while urging removal of barnacles and stowaways from the mighty ship of the United States, highlighting duty, sacrifice, and vigilance for posterity.
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Plymouth Rock
Barnacles
Sup USA
Jet Us
Surape
Bintere
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News
The Board of County Commissioners will seek help from the Maryland Geological Survey highway division for proposed alterations near Double Pike Creek, marking the county’s first use of this aid. James B. Elder sold a 745 acre farm near Emmitsburg and 23 mountaintop acres to Bern ard Welty for cash. Eve Margaret Schley hosted friends on East Patrick Street for her birthday. A tramp near Mt Airy was held up by three Negroes and shot in the leg, with 25 cents taken. Clover Leaf Literary Society debated whether the latest inventions were by Americans. affirmative won with F Gladhill J Heart and G Flautt presenting, C Hite shew G Delaplaine and M Stauffer as judges.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Maryland Geological Survey
Double Pike Creek
James B. Elder
Emmitsburg
Mounetain
Bernard Welty
Eve Margaret Schley
Gilmer Schies
M. Stauffer
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Jan. 19 1931
Local price of fresh eggs ranged 30 to 40 cents per dozen, slightly cheaper than last week. Speakers at the luncheon under Alexander Young Camp, Confederate Veterans included Rev Dr Charles E Wehler farmer Judge Glenn H Worthington Albert S Brown William J Grove and Alton Y Bennett. Delegations urging road improvements continued to appear before the County Commissioners despite the year’s planned work being well defined.
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Charles E. Wehler
Glenn H. Worthington
Albert S. Brown
William J. Grove
Alton Y. Bennett
Alexander Young Camp
Walkersville Lions Hear Mrs May Speak At Club Meeting
Walkersville Lions heard Hood College dean Elizabeth Eckhardt May address the Glade Valley Jaycees Club on women education. President Hooper introduced five members and guest Barry O’Sant of Walkersville attended with Edward S Moblex.
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Glade Viale Fey Jacas
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
May
J Tlareld Hooper
Marsland Ste
Ite
Aattiage
Avecalian
Dear Miss Dix Answers a Disgusted Wife on a Cold Marriage
A reader laments a husband consumed by business and money, ignoring companionship. Miss Dix urges confession only to end the danger of ruin, then advises reshaping the relationship, improving herself, and never revealing the affair.
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Miss Dix
Jess
Uhm
Bins
Jum
Darby
Frederick County briefs on civil defense and social events
Frederick area news covers a January 23 AAUW meeting on civil defense with Rear Admiral Allen G. Quynn and Edward C. Hartmann, a Camp Detrick-hosted dance, Hood College tea with twelve class members, and local society notes from Taneytown to Frederick highlighting anniversaries, births, club meetings, and a car crash injuring no one.
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A. Alt
Frederick County
American Association of University Women
Winchester Hall Auditorium
Nevin 5S. Baker
Allen G. Quynn
Red Cross
Civil Defense Medical Logistics Division
Non-Support Hearing Continues in Feaples Court
A non support case remained unresolved this morning as Mable Smith of Adamstown pursued Charles Roy Smith of Urbana for child support. In a separate automobile matter, Roscoe Fowler of Ellicott City was found guilty of improper passing, but the judge suspended the fine upon payment. Local arrests included collateral forfeitures and speeding and failing to stop for a vehicle bus. Westminster report notes two Westen Maryland seniors named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.
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Alien Y Bennett
Feaples Court Spas
Mable Smith
Adamstown
Charles Roy Smith
Urbana
Roscoe Fowler
Ellicott City
SIA
D. A. Tucker
Heward Heerd
Third Street
Paul Hudak
Baltimore
Allan B Siehart
Clear Spring
Waldo A Sherman
Berkeley Sponge
W. Vin
First Set
W. W. Corbin
Patrick Stakhem
J. H. Rouzee, Jr
Oil Company Leases Land Near Thirmont
A lease was filed in the circuit court clerk's office for ten verding between Mr and Mrs Ray Shaffer Raney and the American Oil Company. The property sits at the southeast corner of Route 15 and Al near Thirmont for 19 years from July 1 1950. The company pays one and one half cents per gallon of its gasoline and motor fuel sold monthly with a minimum of 138 dollars and maximum of 270 dollars. Renewal options total 1 year and the lessee may purchase the property at any time for 800 dollars.
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Circmt
Ray Shaffer Raney
American Oil Company
Route 15
Thuremont
Langanere Creek
Pearl
New Market District
R. Eldred Carpenter
Edward J. Wetzel
Consideration Berg
Cae
The
News Orday
West South Street
Roy Moore
Moore Roy
Section Of Fence Down After Auto Crash On South Carroll
A steel cyclone fence section on the west side of South Carroll Street just south of Patrick Street was knocked down about 10 o clock Thursday evening when an automobile driven by Mrs. Monroe Francis Gaither of 812 Master Avenue ran out of control and crashed. Mrs Gaither and two women passengers were hurt.
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South Carroll Street
Patrick Street
Monroe Francis Gaither
Master Avenue
Gaither
Weddings in Lovettsville and Frederick Area Notices
A series of wedding notices from Lovettsville to Taneytown reports January nuptials. Lela Catherine Breeden wed William Burke Willard at a Home ceremony with religious rites and Florida honeymoon. Genevieve Cline and Warren Shafer married in Frederick. Rita Clabaugh and Jeremiah Clingan wed in Thurmont. Doris Myers and Kenneth Forney tied the knot in Taneytown. Lucile Lorraine Lewis to wed Calvin Lewis in Thurmont soon.
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Holler
Hoor
Leesburg Inn
Florida
Frederick
Blue Ridge Rubber Co
Taneytown
Ucile Lorraine Lewis
Hattie Lewis
Foxville
Calvin Lewis
Paul Lewis
Thurmont
Death and Resurrection In Daily Dying Teachings
The piece discusses death as a daily experience and its link to Christian resurrection. It cites Saint Paul dying daily and urges surrender of life’s hardships to God to gain peace and understanding, suggesting true wisdom comes through dying to worldly losses and disappointments. The article attributes the view to a modern novelist and references Babson Newspaper Synd.
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Ife
Saint Paul
Copryright Babson Newspaper Synd
Apothegm Lesson And A Daily Word Note
A daily vocabulary note introduces the word apothegm with pronunciation hints and a brief pithy saying. It offers guidance on common misuses and emphasizes a concise, memorable maxim as a safe guide to follow.
Water level rise if lakes water joined oceans
A fragment states that if existing lake water were added to the ocean the level would rise by about two feet. The note discusses an informal instruction and mentions telephone and writing the answer on informal paper.
Diplomacy Tested as U N Debates Cease Fire With Red China
Washington reports the United States faced a fresh test of diplomacy as the UN debated a cease fire with Red China. Arid states India and other allies backed talks, risking disunity and a weaker stance against aggression. The piece criticizes India and Arab states for delaying firm action, urges stronger measures and clarified US plans for sanctions and naval blockades to support Korea.
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Washington
United Nations
Great Britain
India
Red China
United States
U. N
China
Nehru
Asia
Korea
Moscow
Peiping
U. WN
U. N. Assembly
Probation Officer Talks on Training School at Optimist Club
Harold G. Wood of the Maryland Training School for Boys at Loch Raven spoke to the Frederick Optimist Club about his 22 years at the school. He called for more cottages to ease overcrowding and noted growing demand for social work graduates among staff. The meeting at the Southern Restaurant featured introduction by Jack Shorrow and a brief mention by Optimist District Governor C. Lease Bussard about a new Annapolis club. Richard B. Rudy presided. Glenmore Rice attended as a guest.
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Harold G. Wood
Maryland Training School For Boys
Loch Raven
Frederick Optimist Club
Southern
Wood
Frederick
Oyster Supper and Valentine Party Planned by Heart Sisters
An oyster supper on Feb 17 featured games and hostess refreshments. The next meeting will be at the fire hall on Feb 9 with a Valentine party and gifts exchange by the "heart sisters." Washington discusses potential public hearings on Maryland senatorial election.
Westminster Attorney to Speak at UDC Luncheon
John Wood prominent Westminster attorney will be guest speaker Saturday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon of the Titzhuch Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. The annual event honors Robert E. Lee whose birth anniversary is today and Stonewall Jackson born January 21. Mr Wood is a Frederick native.
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Westminster
Titzhuch Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Francis Scott Key
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Wood
Frederick
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