Can Russia Live Side By Side With Other Nations
The article argues Russia cannot coexist with capitalist, socialist, or communist systems. It cites Tito Broz and Poland as examples of Moscow overreach and proxy rule. It notes unrest in captive states as Russia fails to deliver living standards and control, suggesting Moscow is unable to get along with any major system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Karéelj
Tito
United Siates
United Mot
Moscow
Colpe
Poland
United States
Europe
Balkans
U. S
Tho
Yugoslavia
Foreign Office
gKhit
Givbe S Nd
Study Of Maryland Art Ie Continued
The Frederick Art Club met at 273 Dill avenue with Mrs. William T. Delaplaine hosting and Mrs. Robert S. Tyson presiding. A panel on Maryland painting traced early immigrant artists such as Kuhn and Hesselius to native Peales, noting shifts from portraiture to landscape and still life while noting Marylanders’ cautious stance on abstract art. Refreshments followed. next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Tyson on February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Justus Kuhn
Gustave Hesselius
America
Peales
Charles Willson Peale
George Washington
Rembrand Peale
Raphaelle Peale
Titian Peale
Charles William Peale
James
Margaretta
Anna
Sarah
Baltimore
Stull Lfe
Charles Peale Polk
Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
Robert E. Clapp
Art Club
Robert S. Tyson
East Church Street
Dudley Defends Electoral College in Letter to Editor
Alvin L Dudley of Mt Alne criticizes Harry S Truman for opposing abolition of the electoral college and mocks the 160 year history claim. He urges Truman to favor thrift and sound governance under the New Fair Deal, arguing for stronger reasons beyond tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Truman
Mr. Truman
Alvin L. Dudley
Mt Alne
Merit Badge Pamphlets Placed In Artz Library
Don Simpson district scout executive presented 113 merit badge pamphlets to the C Burr and placed them in the young people’s section of Artz Library. The pamphlets explain steps to begin badges and are available for borrowing with an alphabetic collection. Walter Sars, district committee chairman, seeks volunteers to act as counselors and guides. Market prices for wheat corn and barley are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Don Simpson
C. Burr
Horarian
Mr. Simp
Walter
Hope
Scouting
Ecounselor
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local items from Jan 25 1899 note a wedding at St Pauls Church Littlestown between Roger Allen Doll and Eva Sanders with many relatives present. Weather lore claims snakes will emerge with the first thunderstorm though a recent storm left a frost. J L Johnson is reassigned to his former post at Union Rack building and Mrs Margaret Adams is listed with others in local notices. Allen Grumbine has placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Roger Allen Doll
Doll Brothers
Eva Sanders
Littlestown
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. L. Johnson
Union Kacikling Bisbut
Glassboro
N. J
E. H.ellis
Johnson
Knitting m
Margaret Adams
J. Fannie EK
Katie
Eschbach
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News, Jan 25 1929
The column reports a murder cipher clue update and Congregational balance notes. Pyle’s Blunion Derby plan discussed with the Chamber of Commerce, with a $500 guarantee pledged. Bob Wells, 15 years catcher, to manage Frederick Hustlers in 1929 in the Blue Ridge League per Billy Evans of the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pyle
Pile
Chamber of Commercce
Bob Wells
Frederick
Try for Presidency As Great Liberal By TRIS COFFIN
Washington Daybook outlines Tom Dewey's plan to regain the GOP nomination by 1950. It details stages to position him as a liberal champion, maneuver party support, and potentially replace Wagner Jr. in a Senate bid while weighing opponents like Taft and Stassen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffin
Washington
Tom Dewey
Matty Je
Lowell Thomas
New York
Robert Taft
Harold Stassen
Senate
Bob Way
Dewey
Tom Dewer
Tom de
Republi Dace
Tom Dew Gatlup
Roeper
Wagner
Bob Jr
Bob Wagner, Jr
New York City
Albany
Erastus Corning
Community Concert at Frederick High School Auditorium
A Wednesday evening concert features classic and modern music in the Frederick High School auditorium. Tickets are $30, part of the winter Community Concert series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
M.c
Frederick High School
Democrats Question On Un-American Committees And Standards
The piece argues the Democratic leadership in the House is restricting hearings on new legislation and dictating committee membership to lawyers. It contends this targets Rep Hebert and hints at purge politics behind the Un-American Activities Committee. The writer warns of diminishing minority dissent and a slide toward one party rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Hebert
Louisiana
Truman
Thurmond
UN- Ameran Activities Committee
House Labor Committee
Agrie Re
Banking and Currency Committee
Action Tak
House Committee On the Judiciary
America
House Un-American Activities Committee
Essex
UN- American Activities Committee
Good Citizenship Talk At Frederick Chapter D A R Meeting
Mrs. Robert J. Boyd Maryland D A R state chairman urged seven bulwarks of national defense stressing education for good citizenship through schools church and home. She warned against slipping into socialism or communism and endorsed United Nations world organization without world government. Delegates for Maryland State Society and national conference were announced and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Boyd
Maryland State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Boyd
Frederick
DA. R
C. E. Cline, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
World Organization
United Nations
Plymouth
Miss Pearl Eader
Berd
Educational Planning To Be PTA Topic At Parkway School
The Parkway School Parent-Teacher Association will meet next Monday January 31 to discuss educational planning and a campaign for a membership drive. President Melvin H Derr announced the program with reports by several officers and a family night emphasis, urging all parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway School
FAO
Melvin H. Derr
Er L. Maan
Lawrence Jacob R. Rarnsburt
Charles E KeNer
Chareneur
Rob G Horten Peace
Samuel SohnNerman
Training Leaders Of 21 Club Meeting Opens February Program
Training leaders for the county 4 H clubs met at one o clock in the Old Church Street School building for a lecture and demonstration program. The February needle craft session opened with a discussion of textile paired by Mrs Edward McDevitt. The second portion covered ways of signs and course improvements for clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Edward McDevitt
St. Pleasant
County school plan seeks funding for new buildings
The county school board details urgent needs across towns from Middletown to Emmitsburg, urging construction of new elementary and high school facilities, cafeterias, gyms, and shops. It calls for additional classrooms, updated ventilation, and planned consolidations to replace aging schools, with financing discussions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Liberty
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Frederick City
Elm Street
Parkway School
Parkway
Washington Street
Hopeland
Ebenezer
Liberty School
Lincoln School
Mew Market
Coin Colored School
Alsa
Walkersville
Thurmont
Hersey’s
Brunswick Colored Schools
Bersey’s
Horsey
Burkitsville
Adamstown
Donald Gearinger
Doubs
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Austin Main
Wolford Wolfe
Urbana
Connie Schaeffer
Sabiliasville
Glen Prior
Illsville
William H. Ken- Wilbur LeGore
Leacti Pue
MM Cas Smith
Claude Barrick
Woodborn
Lestidge
Wilfred Kaufman
MM. L. Dade
Jefferson
Edward C. Hauimann
Warner L. Brittain
R. Dean Stickeil
Elmer Hodges
L Chambers
A. D. Pollack
W. W. Corbin
Edward Sterm
James Sprites
Donald Bavion
EE. Williams
Convicted For Theft Of 304 Feed Sacks
Russell Jackson of Centerville was found guilty of larceny of 305 feed sacks from Perry L. Trittippe’s farm at Ceresville. An eighteen months suspended sentence was issued in Peoples Court by Magistrate Alton Bennett, with orders to restore sack value. Deputy Crouse testified Jackson admitted loading sacks on a manure spreader and selling them to a junk dealer for part payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Correction
Russell Jackson
Centerville
Alton ¥. Bennett
Peoples Court
Jackson
Perry L. Trittippe
Ceresville
George Crouse
Hire
Alonzo E. Meadows
Carroll Parkway
James Stonesifer
Economic Surveys Align With Truman Plan For World Aid
U S officials said eight foreign countries already under study will fit into the Truman plan to aid backward areas. The surveys will guide outside assistance needs and Congress may be asked for about 1 billion dollars to finance the program. The eight-country studies were arranged before President Truman announced his bold program to improve living conditions in underdeveloped nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Congress
Trumen
Emancipation Proclamation highlighted as limited war measure
A reproduction of Lincoln's broader plan, shown in Frederick, argues the Emancipation Proclamation was only one step. The document, part of 26 on display at The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank lobby this coming year, recalls the Freedom Train tour of originals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Frederick
Calvary Methodist W.S.C.S. holds chop talk event
District members attended a Monday night gathering at Montgomery Chapel Hemptown with Chinese food and games. The program centered on China and included a film My Name Is Wahn. Attendees were accompanied by Mrs. Ressell Dudrow and Mrs. Edward Sharpe, with transport arranged by local residents for the trip to Kemptown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Vary
Urbana Methodist Church
Kemptown
Millard Cram
Herbert Wilbur
Dudrow
Lester Koogle
James Montgomery
Pruitt Includes Evans and Derucifla in Liberty Town Notice
Duvall W. Sweadner of Libertytown includes Warren R. Evans and three Derucifla individuals in a local notice. The fragment mentions multiple names associated with Liberty Town.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artz
Washington Daybook
Maria Sanroma
David Lawrence
U.S
Children of the American Revolution
Jesse B. Anders
Hammond Ciliary
Emma Thompson
Pearl Eader
Caroline Winebrewer
William M. Form
John Culler
C. Bess Castle
Alvin Crawford
Eleanor Houck
Joseph W. Fresconi
Grayson Bowers
Howard Green
Cline
L. L. Wilson
Charles Ross
Henry Eigelsbach
Frank Shriner
P. T. Assn
C. A
Kenneth Brown
Fred W Eckhart
Selman
Iam Kinssey
Myersville
Wolfsville
Myerse
Sabinlasville
Sabillasville
AEA
Niawspa
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