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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1951
Page
11
HAL BOYLE writes from Korea on U S troops shifting views of Koreans. Initial contempt gave way to understanding as soldiers learned about ordinary people and language, bridging gaps between Gooks and Megoak. The piece notes improved respect and hopes Americans abroad reflect this empathy at home.
Early January surveys of business reveal where the world has moved during the last 12 months. They show the U S was highly productive in 1850 while Western Europe surpassed hopes from years earlier. Civilian employment rose to 68.9 million as 1949 ended, with a tight labor force and rising prices. The weaponry program looms but progress remains feasible.
The piece cites Defense Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson warning rationing could be postponed, noting shortages and rising demand for food and materials. It also reports a marriage license test in Hagerstown for John Chong Has and Retty Wane Shadrack, both of Frederick and Hagerstown respectively.
Irf broke out in the Lange stables and dairy of Frank C Hurtan at Cloppers Mantesm ery county. Fire and the current burned inched eight fine horses and 27 Jersey cattle. John Warn Hightyrespected Middletown resident tied out head. Edge of her husband's death last week. Ornamental tin work is being installed in the steeple of the United Brethren church. A Romance of Coon Hollow, a comedy drama, played at the Opera House to a fair audience. Walter Emery, the buck dancer, performed hoedowns.
January 44 1951 item notes Clyde D Eyler narrowly escaped fatal injury when his truck owned by Harry Baumgardner meat store collided with an H and F trolley near the municipal airport. The truck was demolished but Eyler escaped with minor injuries. City water inspection to begin Monday after mayoral instruction. Major Elmer F Munshower announces candidacy for Mayoralty nomination pending GOP convention. Jurors drawn for February term in Circuit Court in Frederick district listing Michael M Crogan Glenn Ho Nilark Raymond I Ford A Kemp Keefer Albert T Marty George T M Shoffler John W Miller Henry E Cramer Ernest L Myers.
A fragment from a Maryland senate debate discusses a proposed state constitution rewrite. It notes votes on Della’s measure, committee referrals, and county opposition, with remarks from Senator Ramsmarg and Frederick officials. The piece reflects partisan debate over a new constitution and its financial implications.
Annapolis reports a tentative push toward a constitutional convention with the General Assembly preparing for a vote. Governor Mekhelein supports calling a convention to craft a revised constitution while Senate leaders and Republican delegates face a heated political battle on the measure.
Comptroller announces field representatives will visit Frederick County Mount Airy Sykesville Westminster and Bruns wick to assist with 1941 income tax filings. Dates include March 12 in Frederick County and February visits at Mt Airy Sykesville Springfield and Westminster. Local Bible class notes at Parkway Church of God include a prayer service, a brief meeting, and plans for a Valentine party on February 20.
A catalog listing several new works with brief descriptions: Disturber of the Peace by William Manchester explores H L Mencken as rebel and controversial figure. Create Your Own Tomorrow by Margaret Blair Johnstone offers pastoral counseling and guidance for lay readers. Henry Gross and His Dowsing Rod by Kenneth Roberts recounts a Maine farmer’s water finding with the dowsing rod and scientist interactions. Controlling Your Personal Finances by David F Owens covers budgeting planning insurance investments and estate matters. Flies 100 by Edson Leonard profiles flies patterns and fishing lore.
Hood College awards the French Government prize through Ill Conseier Cultures to two residents of the French House on the Liand campus. Miss Sach Me Hattie of Andover Mass and Miss Caliph S Rush receive the honor for fostering study of French language and culture. The presentation occurred at the French House during a meeting of residents and French language students. Dr Fredericks DB Edetv, head of Modern Language, presided and praised the students and the campus effort.
Brig. Gen Bevan Gates ordered slot machines removed from Chanute Field six weeks ago after a federal ban on interstate gambling. Soldiers funded entertainment by paying admission with base cash, with comedian Bob Hope shows costing about 60 cents per man. Gates stresses morale needs justify continued on base entertainment despite the loss of slots.
First semester examinations begin at Hood College with exams starting Thursday at 8 p.m. and running until February 2. A Reading Day on January 23 provides no classes. Dormitory teas are planned January 29, 30, and 31 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Students go home after February 2 and return for second semester on February 7. Market price notes on wheat corn barley follow.
In Washington on January 24 Senator Brien McMahon urged the Senate to adopt a resolution expressing friendship for the Russian people. He argued that peace requires more than armament and that moral force, diplomacy, and a robust Voice of America program are essential. He warned against relying solely on military strength and called for top-level policy leadership to win the hearts of those behind the iron curtain.
The Taneytown area reports on the Tanestown High School mime department under Mrs Waltnes Yinglhing preparing for the Spong Music Festival and Easteddfod with core plans led by Mrs Yun Ting. The Pageant "The Seven Brooks of Trinity" casts and committee chairs are announced with names of cast and staff, plus notes on Charter Night at Taney Ine and other local church missionary activities.
Washington dispatch reports the Bureau of Public Roads weighing relocation of Division No. 2 from Washington to Hagerstown Maryland. A 48 member staff handles permits and inspection for Virginia Maryland West Virginia New Jersey Pennsylvania and Ohio. Decision pending space availability and cost. officials expect a decision later. At Mercersburg Academy Harry W LeGore Jr and Jay T Kline named to chemistry club listing cut from local item.
Frederick County TB and Public Health Association reports about $9,442.68 raised toward the $10,000 1950 goal with 5,470 contributors and 16,012 stamps mailed. Campaign chair Jack Shorrow calls for volunteers to send reminder cards, while WFMD airs a 9 to 9:30 PM program featuring a Hood College musical recording with Dr. and Mrs. Blakeslee and others.
Frederick City Police Commission met Tuesday with Mayor Elmer Miunshower and Aldermen Clyde M. Roney Henry F. Falk and Dorsey F. Shipley. They discussed an eight hour day for officers, scheduling changes, and preparation of an eligible list for future police appointments with examinations planned soon.
The regular Women's Souriety of Christian Service meeting at Mrs Rodney Fin neon home with co hostesses, new member welcomed, gift box won, and next meeting planned. In Peoples Court Martin Younkins of Tessups ordered out of town after for erring at downtown bus terminal. five day sentence suspended on departure. Collateral forfeited by Alice Mr Burger for failure to stop at a stop sign. San Francisco report claims famine solved with record grain output and cotton harvest exceeds 1949.
Frederick County Red Cross launches social welfare aide training starting February 6 at Chapter 1 headquarters 17 North Court Street. Courses run five weeks from 7 to 9 p.m. with instructor Mrs H Albert Dean. Registration begins January 29 and runs to February 11, with a meeting that evening to finalize class groups.
New Windsor Homemakers Club met in Bachman Hall with 36 members and one visitor. New members Mrs John Hesson and Mrs Albert Benedict were welcomed. Activities included a Fin landia song, a junco bid history, an international relations report, a playlet, and a time saving quiz. Two Sams Creek 4 H trophies were on display and a March 24 bake sale for the library fund was planned.
Rev Walter D Mehrling of Frostburg marked his 55th birthday in Frederick. Mme Paul Paray hosted guests of the Philadelphia Orchestra at Constitution Hall. Paray, conductor of Les Colonnes in Paris, led the Philadelphia Orchestra on tour and planned to perform in Baltimore despite a fractured wrist. Seaman James E Smith home on 15 day leave from Green Cove Springs, Florida, visiting his parents in Frederick. Mrs Emma K Catsail today celebrates her birthday. Carl L R Ramsburg and Dr Faul Bratlaway observe their birthdays in Frederick.
Quote by N A Lufburrow on courage and perseverance. Reflection on facing problems, overcoming worry and despair, and rising through trust, vow, and determination to win out.
A historical OCR fragment discusses baptism as repentance and forgiveness, citing Acts 2 38 and a quote about misery and need for Christ. Names mentioned include W. D. Paden and Rouland Roop as hosts with Mrs Arnold noted for receiving garments. the text appears from a church or religious notice page with partial phrases and typographical errors.
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