German Militarism Reconsidered Amid Youth Sentiment
An essay assesses postwar German attitudes toward military service citing a 1948 49 poll of youths born 1938 to 1944 showing limited desire for soldiering and reluctance toward military glory. It notes Adenauer's rearmament challenges and contrasts with Sweden's past militarism while reporting small local club notices and summer activity plans.
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United States
Biaps Amuigredis Front Geran
France
Russia
Germany
Adenauer
German Institute of Public Opinion
Europe
Physicist Speaks on Model Aircraft at Exchange Club
Dr Walter Good of Johns Hopkins Laboratory of Applied Physics addressed the Fachange club at the VFW Thursday on radio control models and their history from 1935 to 1937. He noted growth parallel with military radio control, shared world endurance records, and described large span craft and altitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Good
Johns Hopkins Laboratory
Fachange Club
VFW
Country Club
Pi. Good
Academy of Model Aeronautics
AMA
Exchange Club
Exchangeites
Frederick
Dr. Good
Charles Strosnider
Peter Keller
John Garrison
DeWitt
Hyde
Freight conductor Loyd L Harper killed in Keyser accident
Fifty Years Ago from The News columns report Loyd L Harper of Brunswick one of the oldest Baltimore and Ohio freight conductors died in a yard accident at Keyser West Virginia. The item notes the Braddock Heights straw ride and a bevy of local happenings including a stray dog death from poison and Frederic City Hospital activity. Town decisions grant electric lighting rights to Harpers Ferry Electric Light and Foxer Company to string wires within county limits.
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Loyd L. Harper
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Keyser
Wva
Flinch Club
Walkersville
Braddock Heights
We v
Perr
Frederisk City Hospital
Harpers Ferry Electric Liant
Foxer Company
Perprissiah
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
July 12 column notes dated twenty years prior report weather readings, a preliminary typhoid diagnosis in Anoyunie, and 704 residents warned by health officers in BC Reratiney county. Also mentions Lennig tournament results with Blue Ridge Mountains and a Japanese Bimas capture update.
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the News
Anoyunie
Rocky Ridge PFA RIPE L Hur aewe- all family gathering
Local gathering at a Rocky Ridge home drew many relatives from across Maryland and New Jersey. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Molter and others from Riglerville Littlestown and Manges Mills. Ray Schwartz screened movies while Cpl Motter shared Greenland slides.
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CeeuLee Wee En Letteu
George Molter
Ray Schwartz
Motter
Greenland
States
Fort Dix
N. 4
Norman Barker
Harvey Clem
Mise
Ida May Morgan
Josephine Morgan
Baltimore
Announcements of births and public notices clutter local page
A garbled personal notices section reports births and family ties across several names and places including Mr and Mrs fin Lachine Camp Detrick and Vis Charles Barker in Parkersburg West Virginia. It also mentions hearing dates, hospital stays, anniversaries, and a criminal sentencing note about a man charged with abusing nine men while evading military draft calls.
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Detrick
Anthons Gerard
Fred Chin
Pine Avenue
Sanags Feany
Richard Shankle
Tvidin
Jean Haserstown Amnownes
Mashatin Coats Hostal Mes
Oliver
Rnti
Smiadieian
Doreen Free
Weather turns cooler in Frederick County easing heat
North west winds end a tropical spell as temperatures drop from the 80s to 60s. Airport readings show a low of 62 with blankets needed after weeks of heat. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Wednesday with a new warm spell later in the week. Monthly precipitation revised to 4.44 inches, well above normal. Fields stay very wet in areas, Potomac level up briefly and Harpers Ferry reports near clear conditions. Monocacy River runs muddy and above normal.
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Frederick County
Washington County
Potomac
Harpers
Sweet Corn Harvest Under Way Across Maryland
Maryland farmers report spring crops wrapping up and summer produce beginning. Sweet corn is being picked from Washington County to the lower Eastern Shore where canning will begin. Icebox melons, peaches, tomatoes, beans, cucumbers, and tobacco blooms appear as harvests progress with good pasture conditions and many crops advancing.
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College Park
Maryland
Washington County
Dorchester
Allegany County
Wicomice
St. Mary's County
Godfrey Backs Loudoun Sheriff Race Despite Powell Endorsement
TV personality Arthur Godfrey urged Loudoun voters to back incumbent Sheriff Roger F. Powell of Loudoun County Virginia. Powell faces challenge from Paul Menaweder, with Godfrey noting his own grass roots ties at Beacon Hill farm near Purcellville and public broadcasts.
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Roger F. Powell
Loudoun
Arthur Godfrey
Powell
Gadfres
Ie Byrne
Nn Poliical Party
Godfret
Beacon Hil
Pavoran Spring
Fee
Russian Farm Leaders Visit America Tour Planned
A Soviet delegation led by Matshevich will tour the United States visiting Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota California and other states starting May 17. The trip aims to observe farm operations and discuss reciprocal visits with American farmers. The plan follows a proposal from the U S Press to boost mutual understanding between the two agrarian nations.
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Rondon
Voscow
Udas
United States
Owl
South Dakota
Minnesota
Calefornia
Vessco
Pati
Menaieing
Tien Arvar
Matshevich
Amerendam
Pi Wall
Russia
Tribune Carieries
LSSR
la Towa
Nikita
Thurmont Bride Weds Earl Davis In Thurmont Church
Miss Maney Lou Swearingen of Thurmont married Earl Walter Davis Saturday at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Thurmont. The ceremony featured white gladioli and palms with a reception at the bride’s home. Attendants from Hood College and family members traveled from Baltimore Harrisburg Pittsburgh and other cities to witness the ceremony. The couple planning a Florida honeymoon will reside in Hyattsville after August 1.
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Maney Lou Swearingen
Frank Swearingen
Thurmont
Frank V. Swearingen
St. John’s
Gotheran
Earl Walter Davis
Harry C. Davis
Highfield
Charles Corbett
Thurmand
Fairmont
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Allentown
Rochester
Charles B Michael
Morgantown
Robert N. Nicodemus Jr
Walkersville
Hood College
Helen Tresselt Boward
Philadelphia Pa
Janet L. Edelstein
Nanny Anne Good
Mary Elizabeth Gary
Rebecca Sue Niendemus
Lester Davis
Highheld
Edward Sweareingen
James Davis
Adolph Brueckman
This City
Robert Montgomery
Fairchance
Donald L. Davis
Sperry L. Storm
Dawes
Borowski
Jules Massenet
Florida
Davis
Forest Road
Kent Village
Hyattsville
Orides
Pharmont High School
Maryland Park
Leaf Pleasant
Thursmont High School
University of Maryland
Theta Chi Fra‘Veruity
Mothers influence daughters says extension expert
COLLEGE PARK July 8 A question for mothers only: is mother the pattern for the daughter’s future? Mis Leanne Moelen, University of Maryland Extension Service family life specialist, advocates open discussion and understanding to help daughters grow emotionally. In a separate note, expert Andrew Tineau explains nitrogen and magnesium deficiencies in vegetable crops, offering remedies such as ammonium nitrate broadcast and magnesium sulfate sprays to prevent yellowing and stunted growth.
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College Park
Leanne
Moelen
Universiy
Marviaml Estensian
Andrew 4
Tineau
Laverne
Maisland
Duncan
Hospital Notes From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick listed, Mrs trarerewsiti West Pathick street was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital last week for emergency treatment in vein surges on Viera. She is reported improving satisfactorily. Mrs Marie Ro Neisser, a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, has returned home at Camus and is comatose. Mr George Green on Lewis. Dawn was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital early this month for observation.
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Trarerewsiti
West Pathick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cerwent Mar
Viera
Marie Ro Neisser Wins
Camus
George Green
Lewis
Dawn
Fredeack Memorial Hospital
Proverbs and Plato Echo on Wealth and Wisdom
A fragmentary quotation set links ancient proverbs to modern ideas of wealth and prudence. It references a wise man gaining riches and control over gold and silver, juxtaposing biblical wisdom with classical thought attributed to Frekiel and Plato. The text presents a reflective pairing rather than a narrative or event.
Christ Conquers Fear Sermon Condensed by Pastor Trunk Jr
Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr delivered a sermon on Fear at the Evangelical Lutheran church this past Sunday. A condensed version titled Christ Conquers Fear follows Luke 5 10 and 1 Peter 3 14 with guidance that courage is facing fear and that only through complete forgiveness in Christ can fear be removed. The piece emphasizes fear as a result of sin and urges turning to Jesus for peace and purpose.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Trunk
Jesus
Ike
Jesus Christ
Christ
Heights Lawn Fete Plans In Braddock Heights
Committee chairmen and workers for the Braddock Heights lawn fete will meet Thursday evening at Mrs Robert McCutcheon's home. The event, with an international theme, features professional folk dancing and is hosted by hilltop residents. Heights residents will provide supper and light refreshments, plus a fancy work sale, cakes, and a special children's table. The fete will be held July 21 on the adjoining lawns of Wes McCutcheon, Carlotta Hayes, and Mr and Mrs Charles W Ross III. Mrs Maurice Appleton and Mrs McCutcheon serve as general co chairmen.
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Braddock Heights Lawn
Robert McCutcheon
the Heights
Atlan
Wes McCutcher
Carlotta Hayes
Charles W. Ross
Maurice Appleton
Mmecutcheon
Staley Park Baby Night Adorns Community Play
A "Baby Night" for Staley Park children drew about 30 youngsters who dug out baby clothes and played games. Prizes honored the fattest baby, thinnest baby, funniest, most natural, most original, and best dressed, with winners named like Linda Murphy and Gordy Ceril. Next week features a Treasure Hunt led by Darlene Sittig and Ann Reitman.
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Staley Park
Tann Rentman
Jimmy Yohn
Linda Gasper
Wall Patrick
Gordy Ceril
Carol Copnett
Linda Murphy
Gerda Cecil
Ann Crider
Heather Cisna
Airs
Marie Reid Vis
Cecil
Vrs Morton Reitman
Darlene Sittig
Ann Ilartman
Married Saturday in Washington Square Methodist Church
Announcement records the marriage on Saturday of Mrs Margaret Mo oowilt and Tess Williams, both of Frederick, with the ceremony conducted by Rev Charles McFee at the Methodist Church on Washington Square, Hagerstown.
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Margaret Mo Oowilt
Tess Wiliams
Frederick
Charles McFee
Washington Square
Hagerstown
Inflation Fearocracy Warns of Dollar Decline
Washington column by David Lawrence warns creeping inflation will erode the dollar, devastate purchasing power, and spark wage-price spirals. He argues unions push higher wages, trigger steel and auto price hikes, while government inaction props up monopolies and harms consumers. He contrasts American free enterprise with fascist and communist controls and laments anti trust reform in Congress.
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David Lawrence
Washington
America
CIO
Democratic Party
Congress
Tabor Omiens
Europe
Capitol Hill
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Newcomer's Club
High Knob Club
Gambrill Park
J. S. Fisher
Philip Jordan
Alfred Stanley
Atrs
Grant A. DeShazer
Biggs Avenue
Book Review Group
Garden Club
Rocky Ridge
Mathe
Aiforne Tarmiere
GMS
Webb Minte
Godfrey
Jirs, Earl Waller Dayis
Extension Service
Heights Lawn
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Zontians
Zonta Club
Francois Scott Key Hotel
Mary Rhoads
Mountain Theater
Braedeck Hershis
Pauline Fuss
Union Bridge
South End
Baker Park
Goelack
Jefferson
Jefferson-Lander
Momer
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