Maryland to Draft 800 In State For Army In Months Ahead
Baltimore July 11 At least 800 Marylanders aged 18 to 26 will be drafted into the Army in the coming months. Col Henry S Stanwood state selective service director estimates based on 20,000 draftees sought nationwide and Maryland’s historical share. Quota setup will be decided in Washington with local boards absorbing allocations. Almost half of draftees likely from Baltimore City. others from counties. Numerous volunteers appear at Maryland recruiting stations as Marine Corps and Army see rising applicant numbers.
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Communist Propaganda Attacked Over Korea War Motives
A New York Communist Daily Worker editorial claims financial circles profit from war while noting Korea offers little gain from intervention. It argues Moscow-backed lines push fear to justify conflict, yet U.S. investment in Korea and global peace yield far better returns, and most American businesspeople favor peacetime gains over conquest.
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Moscow
Communist Daily Worker
New York
Communist Party of the United States
Russia
Korea
United States
Cut The Waste In The International Situation
An essay argues for strict American economy to curb inflation and fund war effort against Russia. It contends welfare state softness harms national strength, criticizes vote buying and government waste, urges public denunciation of diversions of multibillions. The text closes with a traditional New Year greeting about English home entry.
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America
Russia
Washington
Fifty Years Ago Jical Items From The Columne Of The News
Fifty years ago a string of local incidents in The Columnne Of The News notes Mrs Elizabeth Marman aged 58 severely burned firing a gasoline stove tank on South Market street Miss Sallie Marman burned while helping to fight the blaze Mrs John Baumgardner of North Market street tripped over a wheelbarrow and broke a rib Track foreman David E Fisher of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died suddenly at Washington Junction He is survived by a widow and two children.
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South Market Street
Sallie Marman
John Baumgardner
North Market Street
David E. Fisher
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Junction
Point of Rocks
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columne Of The News
Twenty years ago local notes report bread at nine cents after wholesale cuts, scouting efforts with DC council, county officials raiding four large stills near Myersville and Wolfsville, and a fatal pedestrian collision on the Frederick New Market highway. Bert L. Shafer of Mahony City Pa dies minutes after being struck in Whippoorwill Hollow.
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District of Columbia Council
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Francis Scott Key Council
Charles E. Wehler
Myersville
Wolfaville
Whippoorwill Hollow
Frederick-New Market
Bert L. Shafer
Mahony City
Strength For Today By Earl L Pougeass
Architects report major home improvements in five years with better kitchens heating and insulation. Yet the greater need is improved family life and community-minded behavior to reduce crime and delinquency.
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James Architects
Nico Tal Winess
Uinhappy
Baheon Newspaper
South Carolina Ends Hot Primary Campaign
South Carolina voters head to the polls for a Democratic primary featuring a four way gubernatorial race and a high profile Senate contest. Incumbent Olin D Johnston faces Strom Thurmond in a bitter campaign while James Byrnes enters as a notable candidate. Polls opened at 8 am and close at 5 pm with the nomination viewed as election in practice.
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Tne Morte
South Caroline
Senate
James FF. Byrnes
Olin D. Johnston
Strom Thurnynd
Truman
P.m
South Carolina
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Warm humid weather with showers and scattered afternoon storms will persist into the weekend. Temperatures will run two to four degrees above seasonal normals. Two arrests were made overnight for intoxication on the street, Carl Edwards of Baltimore and Wilbur G. Bere of Middlepoint, jailed in default of collateral. Officers Twenley and Kanode made the arrests.
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Delaware
Carl Edwards
Baltimore
Wilbur G. Bere
Middlepoint
Twenley
Ka- 1
World War III Not Likely, Say Washington Analysts
Washington observers split on whether Korea could trigger a global war. Most think a full world conflagration is unlikely, though five to three see a possibility. Arguments cite satellite attacks, economic strain, and UN cooperation, with a fall meeting of Acheson and foreign ministers planned for Europe but likely held in New York.
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Atlantic
Webb Post To Send Youth To Y Camp
At its regular monthly meeting the John R Webb Post No 3285 Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to sponsor sending a local youth to a YMCA camp. The motion was adopted at the home Monday night.
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John R. Webb Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Europe Trip Highlights and 1950 Motorcycle Races
Betty Sullivan reports on Joseph Himes returning from Europe noting British austerity, labor government concerns, and planned mass production shifts. The piece also covers up to date details of the Frederick fairgrounds Three-Star Half Mile AMA races with 3,000 spectators, injuries, track conditions, and event winners from Washington to Grand Rapids.
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Joseph HH. Himes
Prospect Hall
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Switzerland
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London
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Himes
Fredericksonian
Britain
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Delphey
Chet Dykgrar
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bernard Dicken
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gene Heister
Bob Burns
Canada
Ardale Hate
John Droneburg
Frederick
Hale
Clyde Keeney
McSherrrystown
George Stuckle
Stuckle
Chet Dykgraf
Jerry Cullen
Dykeral
Richard O'Leary
Military escalation and calls for swift action across Asia
Immediate wartime prep orders lift fears of a wider crisis as experts urge 120000 more U S troops for Korea and expanded carrier and transport fleets. Joint Chiefs united in plan while civilian red tape delays armistice era mobilization and shore up Formosa and Southeast Asia contingencies.
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Korea
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Indian Ocean
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World Council drafting Korea war statement
The World Council of Churches begins drafting a Korea war statement with a 90 member central committee meeting in Toronto. The draft will reflect views of about 160 million Christians in 44 nations and may be released for public debate as the commission seeks a theme for the next council meeting.
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Ahi
World Council of Churches
Korea
Central Committee
Commission of Churches On International Affairs
Commission
Council
Kenneth G Grubb
London
O. Frederick Nolde
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Evanston
University of Toronto
Martin Niemoeller
Evangelical Church In
Hesse and
Nassau
Germany
Catoctin Golfers Slip in Tri State League Standings
Playing on their home links Sunday, Catoctin Country Club golfers gained seven of 15 possible points for a ten man team, dropping into a tie for second place with Winchester and six points behind leader Purcellville. The club heads to final league matches July 30 at Fairfax with playoffs in Hershey August 13.
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Winchester
Purcellville
Snook
Harrington
Melvin Derr
Earl Rhoderick
Mahlon Rhoderick
Harry Decker
Ross
Callifiower
Bowers
Yusich
Message Etiquette at a Business Caller’s Home
A caller arrives at a businessman’s residence and is wrongly dismissed by the wife, who offers to take a message with no name. The correct response is to state your name and offer to leave a message, ensuring clear communication and professional courtesy.
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E and R Church Reunion At Big Pipe Creek Park
The 12 Evangelical and Reformed churches of Carroll County held their fourth annual reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park with games for children, softball, horseshoes, and a supper. Rev. Welker opened worship. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal of Hood College spoke on investing in the church, stressing spiritual anchors over material assets. The Myers and Sons Band performed after the program. 719 people in 173 cars attended.
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Evangelical and Reformed
Carroll County
Big Pipe Creek Park
Childen
George Bowen
Ernest Brillhart
Manchester
Albert Baldwin
Taneytown
Edmund Welker
Emmitsburg
Ministerial Association
Morgan Andreas
Mr. Welker
Andrew G. Truxal
Hand College
Frederick
Truxal
John Newton
Church of Jesus Christ
Hood College
Jesus
Omar Bradley
Andreas
William Simpson
Millard Morelock
Keysville
Myers and Sons Band
Westminster
Storm Files For Senator Storm Files For Senator Edward D. Storm
Edward D Storm seeks re election to the Maryland Senate. A veteran legislator active since 1938 he introduced many bills in 1947 and 1949 on home rule licensing and tax policy. He is a Navy veteran, lawyer, and community leader with deep roots in Frederick and Emmitsburg.
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Board Election Supervisors
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Public Ofice
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Maryland State Apple Commission
Frederick County
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Thurman
Senain Storm
Tn County
Johns Hokins
Baltimore City
Virginia
Maryland
Frederick Count
Mildrey E. Baum
Frederick Presbyterian Church
The
United Fire Company
Emmitsburg
Motor Vehicle Law E Cases Heard Today
Two motor vehicle law violation charges and an assault and battery case from a collision near Worman's Mill on Route 26 were heard by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett in Peoples Court. Jack W. Joy of Libertytown and Donald M. Boone of Lewis Town faced reckless driving charges, with Boone also charged with assault and battery.
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Magistrat Bennett
Commissioner of
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Joy
Jame E. Hildebrand
Route 5
Frederick
Worman's Mill
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
É. Jack W. Joy
Libertytown
Donald M. Boone
Lewistown
Maynard J. Whitney
H. Réese ‘Shoemaker
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