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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1951

Page

4

Bagdad on the subway guides a Budget Weekend in NYC

Boyle outlines a thrifty New York weekend for the youthful at heart, praising a stroll through Fifth Avenue, museums, Chinatown, and Wall Street. He notes rising underground transit costs, urges a farewell Times Square walk, and reflects on city life versus living there.

Hal Boyle New York Bagdad O. Henry New York City Mecca Fifth Avenue Chinatown Bowery Lowver East Side Harlem Greenwich Village Staten Island Wall Street America Times Square

Congress weighs RFC fate as Symington cleans house

W Stuart Symington acts as sole RFC administrator in May takeover, ousting a multi member board over Fulbright findings of loan influence. He orders a purge of field offices removing loan granting power, with cited abuses and a move toward ending the agency. July night sky notes contrast with policy turmoil as Venus and Jupiter dominate summer skies.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation W. Stuart Symington Symington Fulbright Committee RFC White House Department of Justice Mobile Dallas, Tex Washington Root and Pranch

Guild Ingathering Set For This Week

The Women's Guild of the Evangelical Reformed church calls this week Remnants for Refugees collecting usable garments fabric and sewing supplies for overseas aid. Barrels placed in church parlors accept materials and donations during the week and at Wednesday evening meeting.

Women's Guild of The Evangelical Reformed Church Near East Korea

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

Local column notes from July 9 1901 recount wheat harvest difficulties heat and horse fatalities in the farm district. ALEXANDER MAGRUDER eight teen son of Dr. Magruder injured in a bicycle fall is treated in Washington. Brunswick and Frederick items cover a bridge repainting project a pistol relic found in Woodsboro and a costly blackmail letter case. The Frederick County Board of Education contemplates Wolfsville High closure and a New Market school plan while Brunswick faces a serious water shortage and a Japanese beetle report. A Woodsboro wedding of Rev and Mrs Bomboy on June 20 is described with full bridal party listing.

Lexander Alexander Magruder Washington J. H. Lampe Potomac River Brunswick Maggie Sahm East Third Street Jacob Sahm William Chance London Frederick Federal Grand Jury Utica Frederick County Board of Education Wolfsville New Market State Firemen's Association Ocean City New York Hill Virginia Springs Petersvile Road Ibrunswick Maryland Department of Agriculture

Weddings Wisner Gerrich at Calvary Church in Frederick

Miss Yvonne Virginia Gerrich wed John Edward Wisner at Calvary Methodist with Rev. Edward A Godsey officiating. The ceremony featured white snapdragons and candles, reception declined, couple to Atlantic City for a brief trip, Wisner an Army M 2 at Aberdeen.

Wisner Gerrica Yvonne Virgina Gerrich Howard W. Gerrich West Patrick Street John Edward Wisner Frank Wisner East Church Street Calvary Methodist Church Edward A. Godsey Richard W. Graham Frederick Paul Wisner Frank Adams Charlies M. Wahna Louise Strine Gerrich Atlantic City Aberdeen

Thinks Tax Boost Better Way To Fight Inflation

Washington says the American Farm Bureau Federation argues higher taxes can curb inflation better than price and wage controls. President Allen B. Kline tells Senate Finance about raising income, corporate and excise taxes to align purchasing power with reduced civilian goods supply.

Washington American Farm Bureau Federation Federation Allen B. Kline Kline Senate Finance Committee House Truman Hugh Butler R-Nel Senate Butler Finance Committee Farm Bureau

Virginia Estate Bought By Smalls In Laytonsville Move

Mr and Mrs John H Small of Laytonsville Montgomery county have bought the 1240 acre Hawkwood estate at Cordonsville Louisa county Virginia from Richmond based Mr and Mrs Richard Reynolds In aluminum and tobacco rail business Reynolds is a breeder of Aberdeen Angus cattle The Smalls plan to sell their 280 acre Laytonsville estate and take their herd of Angus to the Virginia estate They list three strong bloodlines Randolier Sunbeam and Eilenmere as part of the Small herd.

Virginia John H. Small Laytonsville Montgomery County Hawkwood Cordonsville Louisa County Richard Reynolds Richmond Reynolds Small Randolier Sunbeam Eilenmere Smalls

Taft Finishes Book on Foreign Policy

Washington reports Senator Taft has completed a book titled Foreign Policy for Americans to be published in December. He hints at a 1952 Republican presidential bid and critiques the Truman administration on international affairs. The piece notes Iran and its sea area and population figures within Taft's foreign policy context.

Taft Washington Ohio Truman Acheson Marshall

Reds May Shift Red China To Indo China Faces Hunger

Washington reports indicate a Korean armistice could trigger a large Red Chinese push into Indo China. Nationalist China cites 200,000 troops massed near the Indo China border to aid Ho Chi Minh’s guerrillas as fighting continues. U.S. arms flow to France and Vietnam persists amid Guarded optimism an ally victory may hold. Ohio.

China Indo-China Washington State Department Peiping Ho Chi Minh Defense Ministry Taipei Kiwantung Kwangsi Yunnan Moscow Southeast Asia U. S Red China Korea

Sugar Loaf Mountain Rally Set For Sunday Evening

The Montgomery County Christian Endeavor Union will hold its Sugar Loaf mountain rally Sunday July 15 with outdoor singing and special numbers from outside churches. Ivan Lawson will provide music on a portable organ. A twilight service begins 7 15 pm followed by a sermon at 7 30 by Rev. Howard C. Dobbs. Sunset song service ends at 8 28 pm. In case of rain the program moves to Boyds Presbyterian at 7 30 pm. Families may picnic on the mountain. tables provided for early arrivals. Airman James D. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper W. Morgan of Myersville, has been promoted from private first class to corporal in the U S Air Force.

Ruth Raymond C. Rexford Raymond Raymond Thomas Ennis Bailey Elizabeth Bailey Herrin Fathier Bailey Presbyterian Church Orville D. Allom Haverhill Mass W. Merval Weaver Lake George N. C Dorothy Douglas Durham Dellas B Smith Catonsville Miss Douglas Mrs. Smith John S. Burke Camp Detrick Oshers Sidney Silverman Charles Nichols Curtis Thorne Wagner Mendelssohn Donald E. Leatherman Grieg Barnby Malotti Beree College University of Chattanooga Bowmen Gray Medical School Winston Salem N.C Bailey University of Southern Illnois Ellen R. Raymond Evanston, IL Orville D. Ulom Ruth Ann Wom Waverhil Ann Smith May Smith Milcah Smith Dallas B. Smith Jefferey Warren Smith Arthur Wood R. S. Via Reese Bailey D. J. Mohler Baluumore Smith Gambrill Park Oscar Fogle Dorothy Bradbury Taney Francis Scott Key Tunnel Baileys West College Terrace Lewis Henry Bartgis Keesler Air Field Keesler Miss Lewis G. Bartgis William B. Willard John P. Engelbrecht Fairview Avenue Yellowstone Great Teton National Parks Jackson's Hole Salt Lake City Denver John J. Ausherman North Bentz Street Thomas L. Barrett Marietta Marie Dutrow Brooklyn Gaithersburg Shelbys Roy Bodmer Beallsville Howard Bodmer Lackland Air Base San Antonio Texas Jeffrey Griffith Laytonsville Georgiana Glascock Summit Point W. Va Clagett War Jack Burdette Craig Air Force Base Selma Ala Burdette Barbara Ann Burdette Cedar Grove Blanche Lowell Charles Sharon Lowell Elizabeth Caniford Frederick Kenneth Lowell Oskaloosa Cora Y. Grove Park Avenue Betty Baer Pittsburgh Wilkinsburg Connellsville Grove Donald B. May U. S. Navy Charleston S. C South Carroll Street Hansel Staley Walkersville Michael Frock Frederick Memorial Hospital Ladiesburg Oscar D. Fisher Gas House Pike Jacksonville Fla Oscar Naval Base National Association of Life Underwriters Life Insurance Agency Management Association Richard Wayne Stevens Edward N. Stevens Route 2 Middletown NATTC NAS Charles A. Price New York City Practicing Lawyers Institute Elizabeth Horine Washington Hyattstown Montgomery County Christian Endeavor Union Ivan Lawson Howard C. Dobbs Rockville Boyds Presbyterian Church Sugar Loaf C. E. Union James D. Morgan Jasper W. Morgan Myersville U. S. Air Force

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