Crime is a woman's problem says Judge Anna Kross
New York columnist Hal Boyle reports Judge Anna Kross argues that only women can truly reduce crime in the United States. She urges the creation of happy families and active citizen responsibility, asserting prisons and politics fail to curb crime without fundamental social change. She calls for education in living and responsible marriage as core solutions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Anna Kross
United States
America
Kross
Kefauver
Tribute to Paris Two Thousand Years of Courage and Culture
Paris marks its 2000th anniversary amid celebrations that honor its culture and art while praising the indomitable spirit of residents who fought for liberty. The tribute notes French support for America in 1776 and recalls generations of American soldiers who cherished memories of the city. It cites Paris enduring wars, destruction, and rebuilding as a beacon of inspiration in troubled times.
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Paris
Europe
France
England
Lafayette
Kissing Mara Thon Star Enlivens VFW Fundraiser Tour
Jeanne Courtney described as curvaceous conducted a 12 hour kissing marathon for the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Manhattan night spots. She kissed over 500 men on tour, describing types and noting most exciting kissers are gaudy haired men while the least are curly haired and flattered. No details on proceeds or final total provided.
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Jeanne Courtney
Miss Courtney
Manhattan
Doll Show at Babee Park Highlights Local Talent
Special events at area playgrounds featured a doll show at Babee Park sponsored by the South End Civic Association and a comic character contest at Baker Park run by the City Recreation Commission. A large turnout plus prizes for smallest largest most unusual and oldest dolls followed by lollipops for all children. Judges included Mrs. Charles Mack Mrs. Helen Johnson and Mrs. Wilfred Kaufman with winners announced for both events. A peanut scramble capped the day.
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Carol Ann Hoffman
Sandy Bartholow
Linda Smith
Ricky Oden
Karen Stockman
Billy Esworthy
Billy Elworthy
Darlene Fogle
Charles Mack
Helen Johnson
Wilfred Kaufman
Frances Gene
Mary Genie
Fenny Storm
Jane Firor
Shirlley Hart
Kenneth Coulter
Jimmy Despeaut
Fifty Years Ago Local EMS From The News Columns
A July 24 190L notice recounts Dr Edward Hewes a Frederick bar member who died at 44 after years in law and retail drugs tracing lineage to Joseph Hewes signer of the Declaration. Luther Kuhlman declines mission secretary post staying in Frederick. Maryland National Guard camps at Queenstown naming Camp John Walters Smith. Oscar C Kefauver opens a bakery July 15 at Blumenauer stand 160 North Market. Lena Stone of Barnesville injures right wrist after falling from a wagon while alighting.
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Frederick
East Patrick Street
Joseph Hewes
Oscar C Kefauver
Blumenauer Stand
North Market Street
Lena Stone
John C. Stone
Barnesville
Twenty Years Ago Weather and Transit Notes in Frederick
Scattered sections reported rain while a thunderstorm missed the city. Temperatures hit a 100 degree high. The jinriksha, a two wheeled vehicle, is fading in Japan as autos grow in use. Rev W G Seiple spoke at Hood College during a Reformed missionary conference. Ree shower baths for city children start Friday per Mayor Munshower. Streets and times were announced. About 60 Frederick Elks will attend the Tri State Convention in Cumberland August 10 12official delegates named: Arthur Kreh Guy Anders Harry Kennedy Charles Opelz Nathan Dorsey.
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W. G. Seiple
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Kiwanis Club
Munshower
Frederick Elks
Tri-State Association
Cumberland
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Guy Anders
Harry Kennedy
Charles A. Opeltz
Nathan Dorsey
Truman controls and Congress clash over inflation policy
Washington observers note the Truman administration moved slowly on price and wage controls, with Congress and farmers like cattlemen pushing to roll back or weaken measures. As deadlines loom, the White House appeals to the public while lawmakers vote to extend or trim powers. Meanwhile city police report arrests including Grandville Meneer for drunken driving and several others for intoxication or loitering.
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OPS
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House
Eric Johnston
Economic Stabilization Agency
Charles E. Wilson
Mobilization
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Grandville Meneer
Gaithersburg
North Bentz Street
Dorsey
Shaffer
Henry Hall
West South Street
Edgar W. Whitesell
Middletown
Ellis Harper
Beallsville
Charles W. Moore
Clarksburg
James Nelson
East Street
Lieut
Sergi
Swomsley
DeGrange
Heffner
Phillips
All Saints Parishioners Te Fete Johnstons Farewell Party
All Saints Episcopal church crowd will honor Rev Samuel S Johnston and his wife at a garden party July 24 on the rectory lawn from eight to 9 30 p m to bid farewell before they move July 30 to Wellesley Massachusetts where he will serve as rector of St Andrew's church Rt Rev Noble C Powell Bishop of the Maryland diocese and Rev Samuel Shoemaker of New York City are expected guests.
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Johnston
Samuel S. Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
Johnstons
Frederick
Wellesley
Mass
Mr. Johnston
St. Andrew's Church
Noble C. Powell
Episcopal Diocese of
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Samuel Shoemaker
New York City
Johnsten
Engagement announced for Margaret Jane Troxell and James Carbaugh
Mr and Mrs G Russell Troxell of Thurmont announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Jane to James R Carbaugh son of Mr and Mrs John Carbaugh of Thurmont Rt 1 No date set for the wedding Also Elsie Mossburg and Chester Shaw were married yesterday at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage with Mrs Eric Brachey as attendant The couple left for a southern wedding trip after the ceremony
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Erma Rice
Thurmont
West Coast
Amidee Eckard
Lee
Middletown
San Jose
Calif
Miles Rice
Rocky Ridge
Church of the Brethren
G. Russell Troxell
Margaret Jane
James R. Carbaugh
John Carbaugh
Rt. 1
Shaw
Mossburg
Elsie Mossburg
Chester Shaw
Bentz Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eric Brachey
Libertytown Homemakers Honor 4-H Members With Supper
The Libertytown Women's Club hosted a covered dish supper for local 4-H members at the church hall on July 11 at eight. President Mrs. Oscar Joy welcomed guests, a brief business session followed, and she spoke about a trip to College Park. Games concluded the gathering. next meeting is the fourth Wednesday in September.
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Libertytown
Church Hall
Oscar Joy
Joy
College Park
Bayonets Form Defense Line To Maintain Order
Cicero Illinois soldiers bayonets barbed wire barricades and roving police formed a defense line to keep peace around an embattled apartment building housing a Negro family. Police dispersed small groups within four blocks and about 70 people were nabbed last night with 39 charged with unlawful assembly. 15 youths released.
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Cicero
Chicago
Questions And Answers About Skunk Births And Dallas
The common skunk weighs about an ounce at birth and litters often total five. The 1950 census shows Dallas with 432 827 people becoming the largest U S city not located on navigable water, surpassing Indianapolis.
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United States
Dallas
Indianapolis
Draftees and Veterans Guide from Washington July 14
Questions and answers on NSLI term policy anniversaries veteran checks address changes and VA benefits. Topics include policy conversion dates, forwarding postal notices, Class Q allotments, death benefits for spouses, private insurance deductions, frostbite Purple Heart eligibility, and induction timelines with board notices.
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Washington
C. H. Vo
Washington, D. C
M. R
Kaukauna
Wis
NSA
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D The Wider Circle
The essay discusses Jesus expanding the circle of love beyond friends to include everyone. It contrasts Moses focus on a local circle with Jesus inclusive love, arguing a Spirit touched heart makes love universal and the rule for a godly life. Copyright Babson Newspaper Sync.
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Moses
God
Cease fire talks in doubt as newsmen access sparks dispute
Washington reports say Chinese and North Korean negotiators at Kaesong grew uneasy when General Ridgway warned he would break off talks if reporters were denied free access. Moscow and Peiping delays complicate the scene, with U N envoys pressing for access and clear terms on military vs political questions.
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Opera House Show Listed Whip Wilson at City Opera House
Whip Wilson and his Flying W Ranch Revue appear in person next Sunday and Monday at the City Opera House. Screen features include Cavalry Scout in color with Rod Cameron. The remainder of the week features Quebec with John Barrymore Jr and Molly with the Goldbergs, plus Under the Gun with Richard Conte and Audrey Totter, Rio Grande Patrol with Tim Holt, Hunt The Man Down with Gig Young and Lynne Roberts, plus cartoons and news. Assessors from Frederick County complete a four day Maryland University course earning certificates.
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Flying W Ranch
City Opera House
Cavalry Scout
Rod Cameron
John Barrymore, Jr
Molly
Richard Conte
Audrey Totter
Tim Holt
Gig Young
Lynne Roberts
Bible Thoughts on Jealousy and Law in Numbers 5:30
A reflective line from Numbers 5 30 notes that jealousy distorts perception as the priest weighs harsh rules against a wife. The passage frames jealousy as magnifying small faults into major claims, echoed by a Cavantes comment on perception.
Tivoli Theater to Feature Week of Attractions
Next week at the Tivoli Theater features Stranger on the Train with Farley Grange Ruth Roma and Robert Walker from Sunday through Tuesday. Also shown are Inside Straight with David Brian Arlene Dahl on Wednesday and Thursday and Katie Did It with Ann Blyth and Mark Stevens on Friday. Saturday presents Lorna Doone in Technicolor with Barbara Hale and Richard Greene.
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Ruth Roma
Robert Walker
Tivoli Theater
Inside Straight
David Brian Arlene Dahl
Barry Sullivan
Mercedes McCambridge
Katie
Ann Blyth
Mark Stevens
Lorna Doone
Barbara Hal
Richard Greene
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