Camp Detrick News Highlights Local Derby and Notices
Camp Detrick will join the Frederick soap box derby on West Patrick Street July 18 with Col. Fred J. Delmore in the official party acting as mayor of the Camp Detrick community. An honor guard and flag bearers will lead the parade to the finish line. Serviceman of the Week is Bernard V. Pumphrey, Navy Damage Controlman third class, a five year veteran stationed at Camp Detrick since 1950 with prior duty in Alaska and China. Military notes cover troop information topics, the Unified Code of Military Justice seminar, and a retreat parade led by Col. Delmore. Various leave, travel, engagements, and personnel updates follow, including announcements of engagements, vacations, changes in post leadership, and social events at Camp Detrick.
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Camp Detrick
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Fred J. Delmore
Chemical Corps
Delmore
Bernard V. Pumphrey
Navy
Pumphrey
Great Lakes
17Th Naval District
Alaska
Fechteler
China
Prairie
AIR Force
Francis W. Stapor
Franklin
W. Va
Elburn A. Covert
Charles RR. McGlaunn
Joseph J. Fekete
Rankin
Fuga M. Hendricks
Kentucky
Set
Hendricks
Park Place
France
The
Free World
Edward Tuleya
John Casecosoe
Kenneth Evans
Martin Gandel
Charles Salyers
James L. Lovell
Basil Blankenship
Norbert van Dinter
Charles H. Wilson
Robert M. Faslang
Marvin S. Wool
Edward R. Block
Carl M. Castell
Victor Pratt
Carl J
Jean Fox
John Fox
Foxville
Robert C. Overcash
Robert Overcash
Sabillasville
Moriah Lutheran Church
Robert Hook
Patsy Wolfe
Patricia Shook
Joanne Coleman
Robert Burns
Karl Moser
Robert Bricker
Arso
Marlene Addison
Patricia Strine
Janet Boller
Peggy Weddle
Deep Creek Lake
Overcash
Thurmont High School
Faithful Fighters Call for Resolve in Korea Crisis
The piece urges unwavering defense and warns against complacency as cease-fire talks delay official confirmation. It cites Soviet and Communist hesitancy, quotes William James, and uses historical references to rally steadfastness amid wartime strain.
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Korea
Jacob Malik
China
North Korea
William James
Lfe
Henry IV
Crillon
Arques
Kidwiler Park Opens For Summer Season
The park opened June 28 with a Frederick High School Band concert. May or Donald B. Rice praised the playground under current administration and wished success for the Rosedale Civic Association program. Association president Robert P. Marsh introduced instructors Miss Barbara Boyer and Miss Marianne Lindenstrath and urged parents to enroll children in park programs run by the Frederick Recreation Commission. Rockville planning meetings outlined six sessions over two months in Damascus, Poolesville, Laytonsville, Gaithersburg, and Darnestown to boost resident participation.
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Kidwiler Park
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
Rosedale Civic Association
Robert P. Marsh
Barbara Boyer
Marianne Lindenstrath
Rockville
Upper
Montgomery County Planning Commission
Thomas C. Kelley
Commission
Damascus
Fifty Years Ago Local News Highlights July 6 1901
Items from The News include motorcycle and bicycle races at Athletic Park with a good crowd. The freight engine derailed near Frederick B and O depot causing excitement. Fisherman Jesse Clagett of Emmittsburg nets 313 bass in a month. Democratic committee sets July 29 primaries countywide and July 27 convention. New Pen Mar tabernacle building inspected and ready for Reformed reunion July 18 seating over 3000 with crushed limestone incline.
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Athletic Park
Frederick
Baltimore
Jesse Clagett
Emmittsburg
Clagett
Democratic County Central Committee
Court House
Pen Mar
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago in Maryland PASCAL RENN of NEAR FERGA VILLE was chosen as one of four 4 H Club boys to represent the state at Camp Vail during the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts in September. MAYOR MUNSHOWER thanked residents for orderly Fourth of July fireworks use and noted a county ordinance restricting pre Fourth display. Recent rains damaged county roads especially stone and dirt routes as reported by the County Commissioners. The new Braddock Heights observatory built by Potomac Edison Company rising 40 feet tall, opened at the park for visitors benefiting thousands.
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Pascal Renn
Fergaville
Maryland
Camp Vail
Springfield
Mass
Munshower
Braddock Heights
Potomac Edison
Time and Values Reflected In Life Lessons And News
Strength For Today by batt L Douglass explores time, honor, love, faith, and emotion as core life values, arguing some truths elude explanation yet remain real. The issue reports enemy losses in Korea at 1,191,422 by June 25 and covers a June 17 wedding in Calvary Methodist church plus a degree conferral for Allen R Smith from the Price School of Advertising.
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Batt L. Douglass
St. Augustine
Augustine
Babson Newspaper
Washington
Korea
Allen R. Smith
A. R. Smith
Woodsboro
Charles Morris Price School of Advertising
Philadelphia
Allen
College of William and Mary
P Kappa Alpha
Logotype ‘Club of
Birthday party and trips noted in Frederick region social
A surprise party honored Mrs. Virgie Smith of Unity for her June 30 birthday with many local guests and a cake. Separately, residents and visitors across Frederick celebrate travels, births, engagements, and returns, including families from Urbana Braddock Heights and Frederick Memorial Hospital. Notables include the Segal family of New York visiting local relatives. Miss Peggy Witt of Los Angeles in Canada. Cynthia Segal in visiting. and doctors, naval officers, and university affiliates among the list.
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Virgie Smith
Unity
Shirley Smith
A. Smith
Hey
Ball
Emerson Woodward
Russia and Korea cease fire may not end the struggle
The piece argues a Korean cease fire is only a pause in the broader U S Soviet confrontation. It notes Moscow and Beijing may seek relief now to test Western resolve, while U S arms buildup and domestic politics shape future options and risks. In Korea, peace could shift leverage and invite renewed pressure elsewhere.
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James Marlow
Washington
Korea
Russia
38Th Parallel
Asia
Communnasat
United States
U. S
Europe
Senate
MacArthur
Truman
Trumah
U.S
Tmdo
Couples Wed In Area Churches In July Notices
A series of summer weddings is reported with Jean Fox Overcash uniting at Foxville's Moriah Lutheran Church and Bettie Harris Engle exchanging vows in New Market. Virginia Wagerman and Francis Sanders wed Randallstown in a July ceremony, while Jacqueline Everhart and Roy Parks married in Middletown and Leva Darr tied with Luther Lynn in Chewsville. Others include Joan Cushwa engagement news and Stine Brunner nuptials in Middletown.
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Sanders—Wagerman
Virginia Wagerman
John Wagerman
West Mainstreet
Emmitsburg
Francis Sanders
Hillary Sanders
Church of the Holy Family
Randallstown
George Bowling
P. F. Kramer
Landau Sanders
Parkville
New England States
Donald Stoner
C. & P. Telephone Company
Camp Ritchie
Parker—Everhart
Zion Lutheran Parsonage
Middletown
Jacqueline Everhart
Owen Everhart
Burkittsville
Roy L. Parks
Frederick
James O. Parks
Wytheville
Howard J. McCarney
Brunswick High School
Georgetown University
Miss Willard
School of Practical Arts
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
U. S. Navy
Skyline Boys
WFMD
Parks
Lynn—Darr
Leva L. Darr
John Darr
Luther
Lynn
Knoxville
Homer Kendell
United Brethren Church
Chewsville
Gettysburg
Armistice talks hinge on Communist authority in Peiping
Washington weighs who speaks for the Chinese and North Korean forces as armistice talks approach. Ridgway's replies avoid titles, demanding credentials from Kim Il Sung and Peng Teh Huai to prove Peiping regime authority. Final terms will set a demilitarized zone along the 38th parallel and ensure against renewed aggression, With negotiations likely to extend after peace.
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Washington
Korea
Ridgway
United Nations
U. N
Peiping
Pvt
Earl B. Stine
Lloyd L. Stine
Myersville
Howard J. McCarney
Doris ©. Smith
Merle R. Caver
Stine
Middletown
Hanover Shoe Company
Fort Jackson
D. C
Kim I Sun
Peng Teh-Huai
Genera Peng Teh-Huai
USN
Golden Rule Class Meeting At Mrs Renn Home
The Golden Rule Class of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School met last Wednesday evening at Mrs. Irvin Renn’s home in Magdalen. Members discussed upcoming Sunday services and shared plans for a charity drive.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Irvin Renn
Amvets to Bump Heads With Leading Alexandria Team
Amvets of the City Softball League schedule a Saturday double header at Washington Street School ground. Start time is seven o clock. Max Kehne and Ragent will pitch for the Amvels, current leaders of the city league.
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Amvets
Alexandria
Washington Street
Sever
Max Kehne
Ragent
Amvels
Curent
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Louise Strine
Marilyn Cram
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Wolfsville
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Cindy
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Browningsville
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Julia Etchison
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Mary Elizabeth Wells
Little Sisters of the Poor
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Charles W. Worthy
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Hillside Terrace
Gambrill Park Road
Frederick G. Kuder
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Lewis Carris
Bainbridge, N. Y
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Rockefeller Foundation For the Blind
William Kinsey
Louis Kinsey
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Claude Orrison
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Carroll
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Camp Breckenridge
Marshall Wesley
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Harvey Moore
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Linda
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Mrs. Rice
Luther Boyce
Ha Eugenia
Bethesda Suburban Hospital
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East Third Street
Ethel Mae Beall
Chester | Green
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Leesburg
George E. Ward, Sr
Robert C. Wenner
Ward
Loudoun Times- Mirror
Engle—Harris
New Market
Bettie E. Harris
Rt. 4
Roger E. Engle
West Seventh Street
Thomas Morgan
Jens
Russell H. Harris
Yellow Springs
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John D. Engle
Richard H. Harris
Joan Marie Cushwa
David Kreigh Cushwa, Jr
Williamsport
Stephen Fredie Schoen
Roy Monroe Schoen
Haggerstown
Stine—Brunner
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Clinton J. Brunner
David Lawrence
Nolia Avenue
Ralph Boyer
Charlotte Reeder
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