Boyle In Korea By William Co Barnard
Somtow here at Korea reflects on war dispatches and pay reform while detailing Sgt Wilkinson and others in the 23rd Infantry Regiment. The piece notes Wilkinson’s Silver Star and Bronze Star, and discusses combat pay eligibility amid ongoing shelling and repeated attacks on their regimental command post during the Korean War.
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William CO. Barnard
Hal Boyle
Korea
Dan
Defense Department
Olin Wilkinson
Port Townsend
Wash
San Diego
Campars
23Rd Infantry
Legislaton
Walkinson
Wilhipon
Keren
Red China Propaganda Effort Stirs Chinese Abroad
A dubious Red China propaganda drive targets Chinese living outside the mainland, totaling about 70.9 million, with promises of relief and exile on a day when China and Russia dominate Asia. American Chinese reflect on liberation fantasies and warn of potential troubles fueled by Maoist rhetoric.
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China
Agia Bi
America
Russia
Asia
Amerca
Hitler
I New York
United States
Tadas
Mao
Fifty Years Ago Local Wems Frown The Cobos Of The News
Governor John Walter Smith was a guest of the Alexander Young Cargy Confederate Veteran celebration at the City Hotel. Fire destroyed a barn and outbuildings on Abram and Zens home farm three miles north of Tourment, with livestock and machinery lost. Mr Milton Burke sold his Pearl area farm of 7M acres on the Natylumal turnpike, price $3000. The Juvenile Literary Society of East Church Street School held recitations by Isabel Zimmermann and others with Hazel Edmonds elected president, Gertie Blumerauer vice president, Emily Molier secretary, Janie Rhodes treasurer.
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John Walter Smith
Milton Burke
Pearl
Fredeck
W Vosey
New London
East Chunch Street
Isabel Zimmerman
Elizabeth Mullins
Miriam Schroeder
Nethie Hawk
Janie Rhodes
Hazel Edmonds
Gertie Blumerauer
Emily Molier
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The News Jan 20 1931
Twenty years ago from The News column reports an influenza and mumps outbreak in Frederick County with many bedridden. A large American Legion march on Washington urged legislation to cash veterans’ adjusted compensation certificates. Kent Nicodemus Walker sville ill with grippe improving. Mr and Mrs Richard Cort Doutrow Philadelphia announce birth of son Richard Scult Dutrow.
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the News
Kent Nicodemus
Walkersville
P Grippe
Richard Cort Doutrow
Philadelphia
Richard Scult Dutrow
Driver Training Topic At Meeting OF PPA
A meeting of the PPA discussed driver training topics and parent involvement. Superintendent Pratt spoke on scheduling and safety, with Dr Charles Booarhirypy noted for input and the audience expressing support for improved programs.
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PPA
Civitan Club runs bake sale booth for Mareh of Dimes drive
Civitan Club members set up a booth at the corner of Mather and Chien streets to raise funds for the Mare of Dimes. Volunteers including GE, Thomas, Basile Lewis, Elwood Whatmere and others will staff the stand today and again on West Paints street to drum up donors.
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Civitan Club
Maren of Dine
Mather
Chien Sirents
Lobe
Doners Bean
Aelaek
Ted Lamers
West Paints Street
Tie Civitans
Dynes
Thomas
Basile Lewis
Elwood Whatmere
Herbert OG Venener
Jerome Olt
Ernest Reeder
Alden Summers
Donald Sullivan
Crrayson
Nikirk Bart Bartgis
Kenneth C Furkhart
Fimor
Russell Hooden
Paul Wilbon
Ts Strive
Herbert Silos
Tivive WN Ab
Charles Verindy
Coote
Crim Edward Smith
Cirles
David Oland
Prometon Announced For William Sprigg
Wallin Sprige at the mits de partment faculty at load College has been promoted from pa tarcior to assistant professor of msic The acuioh was taken by te Bard of Trustees at its meets Fordas aft ebro Mr Sprigeg who is a graduate of the Rasta Schant at Musi Ro chester NV and Has done herther study at the Westminster Chort School Joined the Hood faculty in 1947. He is also organist and choir director at the Evangelical Luth eran church The transtees held ther meeting at the home al Prestent and Mes Andrew CG Prasalab non Stared Lag comimalters Tela then separated sessions during Juncheon after which the come unit convened at the o chuck.
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Wallin Sprige
Mits
Load College
Pa Tarcior
Msic
Acuioh
Te Bard
Fordas Aftebro
Sprigeg
Musi
Rochester
Westminster
Hood
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Transtees
al Prestent
Andrew CG Prasalab
Juncheon
Come
O Chuck
Resources of City and County Banks Rise to 41 Billion
Bank statistics show city and county banks strengthening their resources to 41.02 billion as of January 2, with a net gain of 2.21 million over the past two years. City banks report a small savings-deposit drop while county banks’ savings edges fade slowly. assets and deposits climb in most banks, led by Mt Airy and Union Bridge lines.
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Mt Airy
Union Hodge
Frederck
Peoples National
Bank of Brunswick
Hinnewick
Walkersville Banke
Wendsher Savings Bank
Wideteawn Savings Bank
Rlversville Savings Bank
Thirmont Bank
Farmers State Bank of
Emmiteburg
First National
Union Bridge Banking
Trist Company
Libertybow Rr
FT. Doates
Alesta
Test Borings In Ritchie Area For Camp Site
Army engineers report test borings in the Ritchie area to evaluate land for a Camp Ritchie communications and operations center. The effort spans Adams and Franklin counties with a potential land transfer to the federal government for a designated testing and depot area.
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Ritchie Area
Willy del Terial
Camp Ritchie
Lewideawy Pa
Adams Pouty Pa
Tibet
Adams
Franklin
Cape
Ritchie
Sage
Ryanths
Creas
Gap
Jacks Momar
Wiomnd Charman Fest
Flower arrangement talk and society notices in Marsland event
Zoula speaks on winter flower designs for the chamber of commerce event with Mary Jane Dada and Rhoda Kallaway presiding. The Francis berth event at Hotel Freres marks a charity card party with committee appointments, prizes, and refreshments. guests include Melvin Engle Hilda Croghan and Rhoda Fogle. New movie listings note villages still occupied by descendants from over 400 years ago.
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Asa
Watkins Vt
Vanday Ecenui
Francis Berth
Homal Coynmnik
Watkins
Chamber of Wears
Shane Sad
Marsland
Perasyivania
Mes
Rhoda Kallaway
Zonta Presisent
Melvin M Engle
Mie
Kurgesne
Nefauvet
Ana Mr
Raah
Wo Kreranger
Mire
Hilda Croghan
Reneral
Ehanuiad
Hotel Freres
Nora Wise
Ohare Many
Wes Katherine Johnson
Anes Lowrie Grove
Ethel Northam
Mire Croghan Candy
Kea Hersperger Charmen
Vis Folsom
Beathace Fok
Freda Noll
Vis Besse Stauffer
Dnnet
Rerehne
Mayetta Hersheeters
Mises
Clara Stemman Vis Theraby Carty Mes
Mary Kline
Mary Rhoads
Marie Young
Ehatre
Grace Tracey
Ruth McVean
Roth Rowman
Marjorie Etchison
Eliza Spielman
Evelyn Kefauver
Kefaay
Margaret Mead to Speak at Hood College Monday
Anthropologist Margaret Mead will address Hood College students and Frederick residents in Brodbeck Hall Monday at eight. The talk titled Cultural Understanding and Responsibility covers her research across the South Seas, New Guinea, Bali and the Admiraties, and her seven languages. She authored several books, some available in the Joseph Henry Apple Library, and has received multiple awards including the National Achievement Award and Avon Award.
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Margaret Mead
Hood College
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Miss Mead
South Sea Islands
Samiga New Guinea
Bali
Intmul
Miss Meads
England
France
Joseph Henry Apple Library
Phi Beta Kappa
Wie Meads
Onentberstip
Weneh Cearprapher
Avon
Armenean Museum of Natural History
New York
Rotary Hut By Ban Sparks Catholic Church Row
A disputed Rotary Club action causes Vatican clarifications, with Rotary International denying ties to Catholic groups and stressing service programs are separate from church affiliations. Authorities in Rome and leaders including in Canada emphasize Rotary clubs operate independently of Catholic entities.
Miender Demands U S Block Viners Increase
Senator Miendel D Lay urges immediate wage and price controls to stop a coal wage hike and price rise. He calls for a rollback to prevent miners' pay increase and any coal price advance while criticizing government anti inflation efforts.
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Washington
Miendel D-Lay
Capehart
Coal Filender
Louisiana
Buender
Ccmmnent
Bullock And Fogle Nuptials On Friday
A Baptist church ceremony united Miss Jean Fogle and Set. Max Bullock Jr on January 19 at 7:30. The bride wore a nylon net gown with pearls and carried a white orchid, over a champagne reception followed by a Philadelphia honeymoon. The groom, with Camp Detrick ties, served as best man with a Baytown Tex. background.
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First Baptist Church
Jean Fogle
Caroline M. Fogle
George M. Fogle
Frederick
Max
M. G. Rogers
Austin M. Fogle
Lois Elaine Thomas
Robert Hall
Camp De+isick
T Set Fugur Hendrix
Cpl
Richard Hobough
Camp Derrick
Merle Yohn
Westminster
Philadelphia
Bullock
Frederick High School
Patemag Edison Co
U S An Fmer
1St Weather Sqdn
Camp Detrick
Weddings Tie Llesner and Leisher in Hagerstown Ceremony
Charlotte La Verne Lessier daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie H. Rare of Hagerstown and formerly Frederick married William R. Leisher son of Mr and Mrs C E Leisher of Hagerstown on Thursday January 11 at St Johns Lutheran Church Hagerstown. The bride wore a blue figured dress and white gardenia corsage. Matron of honor Miss Gwendolen Wilson wore a yellow and black dress with yellow rosebud corsage. Best man was William Wells. After the ceremony the couple left for a brief trip to Washington D C and will reside with her parents while he is stationed with the U S Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton California.
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Anls
Gwendolen Wilson
Willian Wells
Washington, D.C
Leisher
U. 8. Marine
Camp Pendleton
Calif
FCC Orders Inquiry Into Long Distance Rates
The Federal Communications Commission ordered an investigation into interstate and foreign long distance telephone service involving the Bell System led by American Telephone and Telegraph. It seeks to see if public charges can be reduced, amid rising earnings reported by AT&T and its 22 U S affiliates, with initial hearings set for April 16 and responses due by March 23.
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Washington
Jar
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
AF & T
U.S
Rales
Bell System
Invitations Out To Wachter Michael Wedding
Mr and Mrs Grover Lee Michael of Wilson avenue announce the wedding of their daughter Nancy Ellen to Nevin Vance Wachter son of Mr Vance A R Wachter of North Market Street. The ceremony is set for Saturday February 10 at 2 30 p m at the Evangelical Lutheran church with a reception to follow at the Catoctin Country Club.
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Wachter-Michael
Grover Lee Michael
Wilson Avenue
Nancy Ellen
Nevin Vance Wachter
Vance A. R. Wachter
North Market Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Catoctin Country Club
Washington Convergence Toward Agreement With Truman
Washington report notes improving relations between President Truman and Congress. Taft is seen softening on troop deployment and a unified stance on authority and the North Atlantic pact, with broad support predicted in Congress. Past disagreements are attributed to miscommunication and partisan distrust, urging clearer executive-legislative coordination.
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Washington
Congress
David Lawrence
Truman
Mr. Truman
Taft
Europe
America
Morris Gaver
Hagerstow
Byron Stockman
Jeffersa
Fernley Gartrell
Westminster
Dr Lewis Speaks On Air To Japan At Civitan Meeting
TD Keith H. Lewis of Camp Detrick gave an illustrated talk titled Air to Japan at the Civitan Club gathering held Thursday evening at the Franc Scott Key Hotel. Introduced by program chair Glen B. Actor, he described trip observations and showed photos noting Japan’s apparent satisfaction with the current system but belief that people could be swayed. he praised crafts and noted few large factories with subcontracting to small shops. Guests included Robert Condon and James Fentress of the Hagerstown Club. 4-H MEETING HELD The Walkersville Girls 4-H Club opened its year January 8 at Walkersville High School. New officers: President Pat Kettler, vice president Peggy Powell, secretary Robert Hartsough, treasurer Barbara Thomas, reporter Barbara Bay. Committees named for next meetings: refreshments Peggy Powell and Pat Kotts, recreation Barbara Thomas. Roll call response will be a gain for Valentine. next meeting February 5 at Walkersville High School.
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Keith H. Lewis
Camp
Detrick
Civitan CK
Scott Key
Lewis
T Program
Glen B
Rober Condon
James Fentress
Hagerstown Club
Walktreville
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Pat Kettler
Peggy Powell
Rober Hartsough
Barbad Thomas
Barbara Bay
Pat Kotts
Barbara Thomas
Troll
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Wellsville
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University of Chicago
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Hansonville
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Sanford
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Pacific City
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Wolfsville
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Lackland Air Force Base
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Boxer
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George
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Roanoke, Va
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Dill Avenue
Clay Stine
Jefferson
Haines City
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Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
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Braddock
Kathy Ann
The
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M Truman
Secretary of State Reproduction Rights Reserved Hospital
Rohrer
Harry Rohrer
Mr Rohrer
Harmony
Jose
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Civitan Meeting
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