Bradley urges confidence in US defense against air threat
General Omar Bradley tells a Senate subcommittee the Army Navy and Air Force are sufficient to avert disaster though a determined enemy may still breach defenses. He notes radar ships and land stations guard the continental perimeter and bomber threats are met by Arctic fighters and SAC readiness for interception and retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Bradley
U.S
Senate
Navy
Continental United States
Pearl Harbor
Arctic
General LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Women Know Men Better Says 75 Year Old Ex-Saleswoman
Edna Williams recalls a life as an early traveling saleswoman starting in 1898 for a cocoa company. She describes dressing in company costumes with chaperones, enduring unwanted attention, and learning to deter advances. Now retired in 1997, she enjoys clubs, swimming, and reflects on an old long service award she sought from General Foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
Hal Boyle
New York
Wom
Edna Williams
Miss Williams
Miss Willams
Romeo
Youngstown
Miss Wiliams
Moss Williams
Deira
General Foods
Reed
Buchan
Letters to the Editor on Korea War and labor draft
Raymond Hartsock voices support for Mr Mahlon Haines and urges Congress to recall troops from Korea. He cites wartime duty, economic stress, and unemployment fears, arguing government can force fighting but not work, and calls for prioritizing peace production. He signs as a veteran and US POW observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
United Nations
Korea
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Karen
Maines
News
Mahlon Haines
Dan
Haines
Raymond Hartsock
Middletown
Suits for 40000 Damages Entered in Circuit Court
Frederick county couple claim an explosion caused by gasoline mixed with kerosene burned one plaintiff. Mrs. Lilian Ellen Simms seeks 30000 while husband William C. Simms seeks 10000 against defendants Charles H. Mercer and the Texas Company. Correction notes misidentification of a check forger as James Rennen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lilian Ellen Simms
Mt. Pleasant
William C. Simms
Charles H. Mercer
The
Texas Company
Winter Dance Planned by Maryland State Society
The Maryland State Society trustees announce the first winter dance at the Shoreham on Saturday February 10 from 7 pm to midnight with music by Dave McWilliams Orchestra. The committee includes chair Mrs Harvey Stockland and members Miss Margaret Dronerburg Mrs Fulton R. Gordon Sr Mr and Mrs William R. Clay, Muse Miryam Abell Howard McGrath and Mrs Winifred Wogynt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Baare of Trustees
The
Maryland State Society
Shoreham Tiptet
Dave McWillamns
Harvey Stockland
Margael Dronerburg
Fulton R. Gordon
Willian R. Clay
Miryam Abell Howard
McGrath
Winifred Wo Gynt
Fifty Years Ago Laval items From The Columns Of the News
Fifty years ago Laval items from The Columns of the News recount a heavy snow drift halting a Pennsylvania Rail out for seven hours between Brucevile and Taney town. The Masonic Trades Bazaar opened under Lynch Lodge with Master Joseph W. Caity presiding and Adolphus Fourhake delivering the welcome. Frederick College held the annual Prize Contest in declamation with eleven entrants and Ho Hansa Miauls ky winning first prize. Dr Fairfan Schley of Frederick was elected president of the Board of Viewers for the Maryland State School for the Deaf. The semi annual meeting reported 105 pupils in attendance. Two young children of Mr Charities Staley accidentally set fire to a Christmas tree in a West All Saints street residence. a brother Frank broke the door with an axe, but firemen found buckets of water had already doused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucevile
Taneytown
Pennsylvania
Masonic Trades Bazaar
Lynch Lodge
Joseph W. L Caity
Adolphus Fourhake
City Opera
Howe
Frederick Collene
Ho Hansa Miaulsky
Fairfan Schley
Frederick
Maryland State School For the Deaf
MR Charities Staley
West All Saints Street
Brothers Frank
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
State officer Clinton R. Rhodes 26 was killed in a collision between his motorcycle and a car near Westminster. Walter Seidle of Burkittsville escaped serious injury when his seven ton truck rolled over north of Harmony Grove on the Emmitsburg road. A measure would restore the whipping post for petty theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton R. Rhodes
Westminster
Walter Seidle
Polio Drive Nets $726 From Frederick Civitan Efforts
The March of Dimes polio campaign in Frederick raised 726 dollars from two street collections led by Civitan Club members. Volunteers worked 12 hours at Church and Market and West Third, braving cold to solicit shoppers. Over 1,200 coin boxes were placed citywide with hopes for average gifts of four dollars. coordinators Bennett and associates organized subsequent pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Alton Y. Bennett
Frederick County
National Foundation For Infantile
Stamsburg
B.C Lewis
Elwood Whitmore
Herbert G
Anner
Ralph Yingling
Russell Oden
Harold Twenty
Alden Summers
Grayson Nikiik
Henry Davis
Ollie Englebrecht
Edward Cramer
Ernst Reeder
Charles Crum
Roy Strine
Charles Main
Alton
Frederiekk
Carl Senuts
Hse
Tiveli
Hlouse
D A Church Officers Welcomed at Seventh Day Adventists
Pastor W K Manske opened the year with thanks for growing membership and positive finances. Elder Manske announced officers for the year including Edward Levis as elder and Charles Redmond as deacon, with Evelyn Jones as clerk and Edna J. Winn as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm K Manske
Elidzer Mansker
Manske
Jone
Das
Manskher
Win K. Mansker
Edward Levis
Charles Redmond
Elwyn Stotler
Ryton Crum
Annie Redmond
Mary Misenko
Mary Cockrell
Evelyn Jones
Edna J. Winn
Feader
Lawrence de- Long
Dorothy Redmond
Sath
No Immediate Appointments After Douglass Resigns
No successor to Edgar M. Douglass is named as Montgomery County schools await Mrs Herman M Wuoson’s return in about two weeks. Dr. Edwin W. Broome says duties will be shared among staff during the interim. Douglass, a 26-year veteran, previously led Montgomer ies Blau and Damascus High Schools and lived near Gaithersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Edgar M. Douglass
Herman M Wuoson
Edwin W. Broome
Douglass
Montgoers Blau
Damascis
Gaithersburg
Camp Detrick opens new housing for 28 employees
New units at Camp Detrick provide five room apartments converted from barracks for 28 personnel. Modernized interiors feature electric stoves, refrigerators, closets, and ample storage. Units near main gate offering easy bus access and close to athletic facilities with shared laundry, playgrounds, and central heating. contractor The Brexerton Co. Baltimore. supervisor Thomas McDace Frederick. local labor used. John M. Beavers Corps of Engineers rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Detik
Tong An
Tati
Jong Famulwate
Detrick
Hess
Saity Crhan
Fomula Taty
Penn
Cary
WE Brexerton Co
Baltimo
Thomas McDace
Frederick
John M. Beavers
Corps of Engineers
Weekly Meeting Of Boys' Club Is Held In Frederick
The Frederick Boys' Club held its regular weekly meeting Friday evening at the enb room on West South Street. Officers listed include President Brian Study and Secretary John Tartman with treasurer Stanley Boutyatin and others. Attendees named comprise many boys and Roger Abrecht among the adults. A future meeting will feature a Civil War Patrol film by Major Bruce Bruchey. Lights will be installed along Culler Lake south side with floodlights at the old miniature golf site and other improvements discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Boys’ Club
Enb
West South Street
Brian Study
John Tartman
Joseph Wolfe
Stanley Boutyatin
Alarms Ernest Stephens
Boss
Jack Shorrow
John Barber
Richard Brown
Gilbert Carty
Ronnie Cramer
John Hartman
Ronald Harrison
Bully Thurt
Richard Keeney
Wayne Vouse
Charles Ross
George Bunchey
Wyne Barthlow
Melvin Barthlow
Thomas Wolfe
Bul Mar
Russell Tyervar
el Wood Anglebower
Marshall Stackman
Garry Kelly
Donald Rentzell
Tony Popp
Ronald Burger
Wir
Bruce Bruchey
Culler Lake
Elwer FB. Munshower
Paintings Of Interiors In Artz Exhibit
Ruth Perkins Safford, Washington artist, displays interiors of famous American shrines at C. Burr Artz Library starting today through February 10. The collection, titled Portraits of Interiors, features scenes from the Old Senate Chamber in Annapolis to Hyde Park’s Dresden and Wakefield kitchens, with Gouache technique and egg-white glaze. Safford, wife of Capt. Laurance Faye Safford, is praised for architectural accuracy and three dimensional effect, with exhibitions coast to coast and multiple art society memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Annapolis
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hyde Park
C. Burr Artz
Ruth Perkins Safford
Washington
Laurance Faye Safford
U. S. Navy
Safford
Kenmore
Col Fielding Lewis
Betty Washington
Gen. Washington
Lee Mariston
Arlington, Va
Robert E. Lee
Dresden
President Roosevelt
England
Chiang Kai-Shek
Wakefield
George Washington
Laguna Art Association
Calfornia
Mint Museum
Charlotte
Whistler Memorial Gallery
Lowell
Mass
Copley Society of Boston
The
Guild of Boston Artists
Grand Central Galleries of
New York
American Water Color Society
Washington Water Color Club
Arts Club of Washington
Massachusetts School of Art
Henry B. Snell
Emnent
Hugh Breckenridge
Namler
Safford Pants
H. N. Hicks
Helen L Smith
Delegates Elected by Local D A R Convention
Frederick Chapter D A R elected delegates for the Maryland State convention to be held March 7 and 8 in Baltimore. Delegates include Mrs C Herbert Kroh Miss Pearl Eader Mrs Hammond Clary Mrs Paul B Rhoads Mrs William M Storra Bliss Caroline Wine brewer. Alternates listed and meeting featured a card party plan at the Elks Club February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Herbert Kroh
George Bennett
West Church Street
Baltimore
C Herbert Kren
Pearl Eader
Hammond Clary
Paul B. Rhoads
William M. Storra
Bliss Caroline Winebrewer
Catherine Thompson
Edith Miller
Grayson E. Bowers
Emma Thompson
Sophie Reich
Plahy
Elks Club
Cy Herbert Kreh
Jesse B sAncers
Howard Asi
Key West
Fla
Cuba
Mexica
Bennett
Jesses
Paul
Herbert
Roland Harbaugh
Oscar M Fogle
Luffburrow Publishes Golden Rule Quotation
A letter from N. A Lufburrow cites the Golden Rule to profess reciprocity. The writer asserts that Mr A. misreads the principle while affirming fair treatment should be mutual. The exchange highlights mutual respect and ethical behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. A
Mr A
N. A
Lufburrow
First woman in U S Senate Georgia’s Rebecca Felton
Q and A recounts Georgia appointing Rebecca Felton in 1922 to finish a term after Senator Watson’s death. Felton served two days at session end. It also explains excelsior as Latin for higher and its link to wood shavings used in packing and mattresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Georgia
Watson
Rebecca Felton
Felton
Senate
Korea War Outlook If UN Deems Red China Aggressor
Washington ministers a detailed forecast of UN action after labeling Red China an aggressor. The piece argues China’s exclusion from the UN, possible withdrawal of recognition by Britain and others, and the risk of broader sanctions. It stresses air power potential and the likelihood that final outcomes unfold on the battlefield rather than diplomacy, with high casualties and vast destruction looming in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations
Red China
China
America
Korea
Red Chona
U .N
Great Britain
Perpine
United States
U. N
Manchuria
Soria
Ameria
Germany
Rey Chines
Russia
Weddings Werger Day Miss Elizabeth Day and Robert Mercer
Miss Elizabeth Day daughter of Mr and Mrs Day Howard county and Robert Mercer son of Mr and Mrs Mercer Woodbine were married Sunday January 21 at 330 pm in St Pauls Methodist church Sykesville Rev Owen Osborne officiated with only family present Miss Barbara Davis and Davis Stveaker attended The couple left for a Southern trip and plan to live with the groom’s parents while he farms and both couples are Sykesville High School graduates class of 1948
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werger
May Elizabeth Day
Robert
Howard County
Rober Mercer
Robert Mercer
Woodbiee
St Pauls Methodist Church
Sykesville
Owen Osborne
Imaied
Garbara Davis
Davis Stveaker
Muss Davis
Mercer
Mr. Mercer
Bride
Sykesvale High School
Lelass
Propensity: a natural inclination or bent defined
The reader is presented with language tips and vocabulary notes on misused phrases and pronunciation. It highlights common errors such as using themselves versus himself, and mispronunciations. The daily focus word Propensity means a natural inclination or bent, as in imagining unlikely things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im Fee
Serge
Illness and Hospital Movements Reported
Among The Sick notices list Patricia Rosencrantz returning home in Urbana after pneumonia at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Mrs Felix Plunkard returning near Buckley town after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Charles Troupe enters Washington County Hospital Hazerstown for an operation tomorrow. Dr Robert S. Tyson enters University Hospital Baltimore for treatment. Mr Franklin Harrington moved from 464 West South Street to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday morning by M R Etchison and Son ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuss
Patricia Rosencrantz
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Felix Plunkard
Buckely Town
Fredericx Memorial Hospital
Charles Troupe
Fourth Street
Washington County Hospital
Hazerstown
Robert S. Tyson
Church Street
University Hospital
Battimor
Franklin H. Harrington
South Street
Frederic Memoryl Hospital
M. R. Etchiso and Son
Wertheim couple heads to Fort Lauderdale for weeks
Mrs and Mrs Philip Wertheim of West Third street will drive to Fort Lauderdale for several weeks. N Wilson Schley Jr of this city recently completed studies toward a B S degree in economics at Villanova College and received a commission as a second lieutenant in the U S Marine Corps Reserve. A separate brief notes Melv Glass of Gettysburg was fined five dollars and costs after being jailed in Adams county jail for running a red light on Baltimore street in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wertheime
West Third Street
Fort Lauderdale
Gettysburg
Melv, Glass
Emmitsburg
Sehard
Meening
Adams County
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O'Conor
Eurane
Pacific
Mr. Strong
Wes
Renner
James Rennen
Laval
the News
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Club
D. A. Church
Iyde Park
Quer Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Chiang Kar-Shek
Camp Detrick
GAO Vifineschance
Artz
David Lawrence
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