Doubt as Constant Factor Highlighted at Hood College Vesper
Dr. Bryant Kirkland, pastor of First Presbyterian Haddonfield, spoke at Hood College vesper service calling doubt a constant factor across life stages from youth to old age. He said doubt is a mood born from inquisitiveness and boredom, not a factual clash of truths, as Hood’s choir sang two anthems under Dr. Earle Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Kirkland
Hood College
Kirkland
First Presbyterian Church
Haddonfield
N. J
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Earle Blakeslee
William Sprigg
No Truce In Sight In Korea Truce Talks
The Korea truce talks show no progress after seven months. Reds at Panmunjom stall, refuse to clarify statements, and accuse incidents while pressuring the UN to end talks. General Bradley says UN plans exist for resumed full‑scale fighting.
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Korea
Russia
Vishinsky
U. N. Security Council
Panmunjom
U. N
U.N
Reds
Bradley
Washington
Navy plans ten year program for super aircraft carriers
Submarine Secretary Dan A. Kimball unveils a decade long naval expansion calling for one super carrier per year and vast undersea fleets. He argues submarines key to future war, citing Germany and Soviet build up and the risk if enemy sub fleets gain control of the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan A. Kimball
Louis A. Johnson
Kimball
Nazi
Germany
Italy
Rermains
Atlantic
Long To Seek Sixth District Nomination
ROCKVILLE Jan 21 Frank R Long Kensington and Washington attorney is the latest entry in the race for the Republican nomination to Congress from the Sixth Western Maryland district He filed Friday aiming to redraw the district north of M street Long lost in two prior attempts in 1938 and 1942 He has lived in Montgomery County about 20 years Other Republican candidates include John Markey Frederick county George M Moore Silver Spring and State Senator DeWitt Hyde Montgomery County State Senator David K McLaughlin Washington County and State Senator Robert B Kimble Allegany County have been mentioned.
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Rockville
Frank R. Long
Kensington
Washington
Congress
Silver Spring
DeWitt S Hyde
Montgomery County
David K. McLaughlin
Washington County
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
Mounts Meet Western Maryland In Classic Rivalry
Tonight at Mount St Marys College gymnasium in Emmitsburg the Mountaineers host Western Maryland College in an old rivalry renewing in a basketball clash. Western Maryland’s center from the previous year Junkeick High School joins the visitors, adding interest to the game at seven o clock.
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W. MD
Mt St. Marys College
Emmitsburg
Mountaineers
Western Maryland College
Besketbell
Junkeick High School
Western Maryland
Farm Bureau Discussion Group Meets in Feagaville
Discussion group meets to discuss capitalism socialism and communism at the Feagaville home of Mr and Mrs Harry Howerd with Roy C W Schaffer as chairman and Howard Smith leading singing. Resolutions on the deaths of four group members are read and to be sent to families. Next meeting set for the Schaffer home near Frederick.
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Farm Bureau
Harry Howerd
Feagaville
Roy C. W. Schaffer
Howard Smith
Buckeystown
David Derr
Thomas P. Culler
Tobias Zimmerman
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Lincoln High School
Jeanette Temple
Pauline Dean
Storer College
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated January 21 1902 note a Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C birthday celebration for General Robert E Lee with selections and a new president Mrs C P Bennett. Postmasters confirmed by the U S Senate include Walter R Rudy Mr Airy Stanley C Beaver Tanetown. Protestant pastors with delegates form the Charity Organization Society of Frederick led by Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon to aid unemployed heads of families. A drama The Miner's Daughter to be staged January 23 at Adamstown for the local school benevolent fund. The Old Folks Concert Club was hosted by Mrs S A Toms at East Second Street with music recitations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
C. P. Bennett
U. S. Senate
Walter R. Rudy
Airy
Stanley C. Beaver
Tanetown
Society of
Frederick
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Adamstown
Beneft
OLD Folks
S. A. Toms
East Second Street
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Celamns Of The News
Horace D Waters 79 proprietor of a Germantown store was shot and a clerk wounded in a robbery while the bandits fled with about 70 dollars. Baltimore and Ohio transfer shed at Brunswick closed. 20 to 2235 employees reassigned to freight centers in Baltimore and Washington. Representative David Lewis plans a new effort to recover Frederick’s 200000 Civil War claim, linking it to Baltimore defense reimbursement of 177,0324. John E Yourtee Brunswick garage proprietor injured in an auto collision near Brownsville.
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Horace D. Waters
Germantown
Mr. Waters
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Briunswick
Baltmore
Washington
David 3 Lewis
Frederick
Baltimore Bl
John E. Yourtee
Brunswick Garage
Brownsville
Television and Congress Should It Be Televised
Wor. Hal Boyle notes three congressmen debate televising sessions. Javits favors limited TV to major debates for better government. Gillette argues Congress is a deliberative body not a theater. Wiley sees both drama and problems, supporting limited televised joint sessions and select hearings.
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Boyle
Arthur Elson
Hal Boyle
Washington
Congress
Academy of Radio and Television Arts and Sciences
Congressional Record
Javits
R-Ny
Gillette
D-Iown
Wiley
Senate
House
Kentucky
Big Sandy River
Levisa
Tug
State Department
Thompson
Hatton
Carroll County School Board Holds Meeting
Carroll County School Board met in Westminster Tuesday night with the County Commissioners principals PTA officials and others to review the Westminster schools budget and discuss needed teacher increments and state aid. Superintendent Samuel M Jen ness highlighted past year achievements and proposed improvements while the board approved several staffing changes including a janitor and teachers at Elmer Woffner school Sykesville and Syke High School.
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Westminster Schools
Carroll County School Board
PTA
Westminster High Schools
Samuel M. Jenness
Carroll County Board of Education
Tilden Barnes
Elmer Wolferschool
Mildred Whitt
Sykesville
Gertrude Detwiler
Sy’ Ie High School
Buckeystown Homemakers Club Hears 1952 Preview
Buckeystown Homemakers Club met at Mrs E R Nicodemus home with about thirty members present. New member Miss Mary Dean Zeiler joined as guests Mrs Chester Cassell Elmer R Michael and Miss Marie Hickman attended. Club voted $10 to March of Dimes and increased Fennies For Friendship allotment. Refreshments served. February meeting set for Mrs Ned Zeries home in Buckeystown.
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Buckeystown
Buckerstown
Elmer Michael
Adamsown Club
Ned Zeries
Clash in Tunis injures two near French HQ
Tunisia reports fresh clashes with demonstrators near the French residents general's headquarters. Two persons were injured as security forces faced protesters in front of the building.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Mahanalid
Aile
Truman Pushes St Lawrence Seaway as Strategic Necessity
In Washington on January 2, President Truman spoke in Congress urging approval of the St. Lawrence seaway and power project. He described the initiative as a strategic necessity and pressed for swift action to authorize the waterway.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
Churchill at77 Keeps Going as Do Many Statesmen
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson notes Churchill’s 1956 Congress appearance drew mixed views on aging in leadership. Truman, Barkley, Rayburn, Green, McKellar, Hayden, Hayden and others present frame age as a factor in public service, with several lawmakers aged mid to late seventies and eighties.
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Churchill
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Jan
Winston Churchill
Congress
Winnie
House of Representatives
Churchil
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Churchill
Truman
Mr. Truman
Trumans
Alben W. Barkley
Union Bridge Couple Wed in God’s Uniontown Church
Miss Mary Doris Fuickinger and Ralph E. Eckard were married Saturday at 2 30 PM in Uniontown Church of God. The ceremony featured a double ring service with music by local artists and a four tier cake reception for 75 at Baust parish house. The couple will live on Fairview Avenue, Taneytown, after a Florida honeymoon. both are employed at Cambridge Rubber Co. in Taneytown.
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AAO
LCR
Mary Doris’ Fuickinger
William Flichinger
Union Bridge
Ralph E. Eckard
Walter Eckard
Uniontown
Ruth Jean Flickinger
Walter Eckard, Jr
Margaret M. Fogle
Thurmont
MacDowell
DeKoven
Elgar
Malotte
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Baust Church
Florida
Fairview Avenue
Taneytown
Taneytown High School
Cambridge Rubber Co
Dorothy Dix Advice on a Harmful Workplace Romance
In a Dorothy Dix column, a mother asks whether to allow her husband to hire a former troublemaker as a cashier after she suspected an affair. The advice urges the wife to decline, citing risk to the home and recommending directing the person to proper channels for help. The column includes additional letters about teen schooling decisions and engagement age, with guidance on parental involvement and dating norms. Military style.
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Miss Dix
Ss. T
Doctor Answers Anemia Questions and Blood Counts
A physician explains how anemia type and severity guide treatment, including iron pills for common cases and liver for pernicious anemia. The article details normal red blood cell counts around five million per cubic millimeter for men and four and a half million for women, and about seven thousand white cells per cubic millimeter, noting counts aid diagnosis such as in acute appendicitis.
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R. W
Red Cross
Mrs. W
Personal military and social notices from Fort Jackson area
Inductees and service updates include Gene Droneburg of Fort Jackson promoted to Corporal in Medical Co. 200th Inf. 31st Div. and listed at 346 Madison St. Middletown native Pvt. Ralph R. Gouker on duty at Camp Roberts California. Capt Robert L. Garrett, U S Marine Corps Reserve, returned home to Drexel Hill after service in Japan and Korea. Also notes 27th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Smith. bridal shower for Mrs. Malcolm Loy hosted by Mrs. Edward L. Setters with guests listed.
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Gene Droneburg
Fort Jackson
S. C
Roger Droneburg
Madison Street
Cpl. Droneburg
U. S
Medical Co
Ralph R. Gouker
Gilbert Gouker
Middletown
Army
Camp Roberts
Calif
Robert L. Garrett
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Japan
Korea
Drexel Hill
San Francisco
Capt Garrett
W. ¥. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Garrett
Susan McAlpine
Harrison McAlpine
Rockwell Terrace
Edward L. Setters
Jefferson
Malcolm Loy
Loy
Hattie Smith
Mildred Keller
Doris Stull
Tommy Davis
Charles Smith
Frank Heffner
James Ingram
Oscar Smith
Robert Sigler
Merle Huffer
Charlotte Droneburg
Strong Winds Blow In Colder Weather
Northwest gales Sunday night brought seasonable January air into the county as the Weather Bureau warned of possible snow or rain tomorrow. Temperatures dipped to 25 with winds over 40 mph causing rattled windows but little damage. Forecasters expect highs in the upper 30s to near 31 on Sunday with a low around 5 tonight. Snow or sleet may start, changing to rain Tuesday as temperatures rise slowly. Partly cloudy, windy and colder Wednesday outlook.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Potomac Edison Company
Police File Charge Of Sale To Minors
Roger Smith, a colored proprietor of a West All Saints street tavern, was charged with selling or furnishing alcoholic beverages to minors and released on $250 bond. Hearing tentatively set for Tuesday morning. The warrant, sworn by City Officer Charles McKeidin, alleges sales to two youths aged 17 and 20 on Saturday at the establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Smith
Record Breaking Budget Submitted By Truman
President Truman outlines a record breaking defense budget and broader foreign aid plans aimed at strengthening national security. Military manpower and ship counts rise while stockpiles and reserves expand. new appropriations total 52.4 billion with foreign aid boosted to around 7.9 billion. Poverty and rationing overseas referenced as examples of needs.
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Army
Marines
Navy
Organized Reserve and
National Guard
Mr. Truman
Ice of
America
India
Mrs George Milebrand returns home after surgery
Among The Sick Mrs George milebrand of 1307 Rosemont avenue returned home Saturday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had undergone surgery on January 10 She is reported recovering nicely Mr John E Buck Wisner of 3231 North Market street was removed from his home to Frederick Memorial Hospital last Tuesday His condition is described as seemingly satisfactory Transfer was made in the M R Etchison and Son ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Milebrand
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John E. (Buck) Wisner
North Market Street
M. R. Etchison and Son Ambulance
Women Club Auction of 1952 Program Highlights
Mrs Russell Dudrow and Ballenger club explain 1952 Homemakers program to Jug Bridge Home makers. Health reports read, new president Mrs Ray Saath presides, committees named for Foods and Nutrition through Publicity, with co-hosts listed. Next meeting set for January 24 at Mrs Charles E Walker's home.
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Russell Dudrow
Ballenger Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Russell Michael
Follons
Aubrey Davis
Jerry W. Zimmerman
Harry J. Hamilton
Exie Baker
Charles E. Walker
Ronald E Kline
Edward Oden
Mirs Murray Fox
Rucellsel
Young
Ray Hoosioth
Daniel J. Thomas
Howard Ma
Grace Beard You
Wiha Chimmerman
Edgar Chagan
Hal Lee T. Ott. Garden
Thomas Summers
Lola E Kling
F Russell Young
Aubrey Day
Carl Kintz
300 Union Roofers Strike In Baltimore
Baltimore January 21 about 300 union roofers struck after failed talks with builders over a 16 cent raise in the 2.65 dollar hourly wage. Local 80 AFL Roofers Union business manager Frank P Ventimigia said 18 of 20 contractors held out against the proposal. The walkout, in the slack season, had little effect on construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank P. Ventimigia
AFL Roofers Union
Daily Bread by Rev. A Parnell Bailey
In a reflection on love’s power the preacher cites a New York asylum director quoted by Dr Clarence Macartney. He says patients who were sent away to restrain liberty rarely recover unless a loved one prays for them.
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A. Parnell Bailey
New York
Clarence Macartney
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