Strategy For Survival In Atomic War By Lindbergh
Brig. Gen. Charles A. Lindbergh argues in the Saturday Evening Post that the United States must project obvious strength to deter a surprise attack. He calls for a dispersed modern air fleet, fortified bases beyond targets, attractive military careers, and strong allies to deter aggression and preserve reserve power after a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Saturday Evening Post
United States
Pearl Harbor
Lindbergh
The Enormity Of It And A Summer Wondering
A column contrasts social welfare challenges abroad with summer reflections on abundance wonder and human joy. The piece questions scarcity logic, urges appreciation of nature, and ponders why reason often dulls simple pleasures and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosphy
Stony Brook
Hemlock
Local Court Hears Assault Charges Involving Family
Franklin H Tracey appeals $60 fines and 40 days jail for assault and battery on his five year old daughter and sister at Harmon Field. Irene Tracey testified to child snatching by hair and slapping. Keefer Bowie renews support payments under court order. Zeigler case dismissed. several traffic fines against Liverdale Thorn Freeze and Freeze cited by Sgt Shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin H. Tracey
South Carroll Street
Thomas 5. Glass
Edward J. Smith
Irene E. Tracey
Harmon Field Recreation Center
Miss Tracey
Tracey
Keefer Bowie
Frederick
Circuit Court
Edwin H. Zeigler
Edna Diggs
Clifton M. Liverdale
Alexandria
George O. Thorn
Baltimore
Albert L. Freeze, Jr
RFD
Sergt
Denver Shock
Class Meeting Held at Evan gel Lutheran School
The Young Men's Bible Class at Evan gel Lutheran Church School met Sunday in the main auditorium with 35 members. Offertory was 13 dollars. James H. Falk led the lesson Growing Through Bible Study. Nicholas Younger, president, named a committee to plan a class picnic. Attendance across departments totaled 588 and total offerings were 99 dollars. A special congregational meeting to consider a new pastor will follow the qi clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Marshall Green
James H. Falk
Philip Lambdin
Nicholas Younger
Harry Patton
Charles Hargett
Bob Smith, Jr
Doresy F. Shipley
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Aldermen sit each evening this week from 7 to 9 as a board of appeals to hear tax assessment appeals. They will be paid 2 dollars per day. West Fourth street boys camp on Dill avenue with names listed. Mrs. Lambright rescued a stove fire on West Patrick street. clothing burned but she was not injured. husband burned hand. The Elite baseball team won the city championship over Arcade 6 to 2 at Athletic Park, with Cramer, Frazier, and Keefer shining. A race incident after dawn sent Dan the junior horse to fall on the F and M railroad track, injuring knees and hip.
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Board OF Aldermen
West Fourth Street
Dill Avenue
Louis, Eichelberger
Raymond Zimmerman
Ruskin Loy
Charles Hagan
Russell Stull
David Norris
Harry Lambright
West Patrick Street
F. K. Schmidt
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on July 20 1934 reports note Prof David Zimmerman named principal of Catonsville High School. The temperature reached 98 degrees for the fourth time this month with twelve of twenty days over 90. Mary Straw 21 of MT Alry drowned at Ocean City New Jersey after being caught in an undertow believed to have had a heart attack. Over 2000 tickets sold for Frederick Lodge Elks rodeo set for July 26 27 28 at Frederick Fair Grounds with a parade to precede opening.
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David Zimmerman
Thurmont High School
Catonsville High School
Mary Straw
Mt, Alry
Ocean City
N. J
Frederick
Maryland Del mar Crop Report: Corn Gains In Wet Week
The Maryland Delaware Crop Report says moisture allowed corn to grow rapidly in the two state area with early plantings in the silk stage and latest plantings just emergence. Wheat 95 percent harvested, oats 75 percent, rye finished. soybeans show excellent growth though some Southern Maryland fields remain short from drought. Tobacco grew swiftly with some St Mary’s fields blooming early. potatoes Cobbler and Katahdin dug in heavy volume and sweet potatoes vines are healthy.
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College Park
Maryland-Delaware Crop Report Service
United States Department of Agriculture Agency
Tate
Maryland
St. Mary’s
Wicomico County
Duchess
Williams
Redhaven
Cumberland
Del-Mar
Wicomico
Worcester
Union Bridge news notes and community items
Union Bridge locals report a ten year period without a lost time accident at the Lehigh Portland Cement Co. plant, while hospital care moves for pneumonia and several families visit relatives. Community groups meet at St James Church, a trip to Cherokee and Kentucky announced, a trash fire near Winchester Hall is contained, and mink pelts market data from distant years appears in the column.
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Union Bridge
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Canada
Charles Fox
Union Bridge R. D. 2
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Westminster Fire Dept
Leslie Lovell
William Kline
John A. Davis
Oakland
Abner Devilbiss
Jorce
Dean
Geraldine Wachter
Frederick County
Russell Nusbaum
Jesse Nusbaum
Atlantic City
Eichman Clothing
William Hyde
Miami
Florida
Tob Smith
Boston
Mass
Rachel Smith
E. L. Seigman
Women’s Missionary Society of St
Seigman
Dixon A. Waste
Nite Barnes
Walter Houck
Robert Miller
Mae Hubbard
Margaret Whitehill
Roland Harmon
Earl Bloom
Oscar Boone
Marie Arhaud
Lenore Thompson
Baltimore
N.C. Fuss
Winger
Konek’s Meadow
Raymond K. Wright
Kenny
Cherokee
High Point
N. C
Kentucky
White Sulphur Springs
Phrases in Resolution Of Flanders Need Interpretation
Analysis of phrases like conduct unbecoming a United States Senator and contrary to Senate traditions in Senator Flanders' resolution. The piece argues such resolutions risk partisan abuse, can target opponents, and reflects broader tensions over McCarthy and espionage debates. It compares conduct by Truman and McCarthy, notes FBI roles, and cites Alger Hiss as an example.
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David Lawrence
Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Flanders
Vermont
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Republican
Subcommittee On
Senate Committee On
Secretary of Defense
Armed Sevices Committee
Defense Department
Truman
House
FBI
United States
America
Congressional
Alger Hiss
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Camp Detrick Hires Local Students For Summer Work
Colonel John J. Hayes announced a broad summer employment program at Camp Detrick, hiring 21 college students, two high school graduates, three discharged servicemen, and one college teacher. The list features students from Johns Hopkins, University of Maryland, Colby College, and Mt. St. Mary’s among others, with placements across Emmitsburg, Frederick, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Derrick
John J. Hayes
Hayes
Camp Detrick
Dominic G. Greco
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Austin T. Rhoads
Mt. Oliver Boulevard
University of Maryland
Donald S. Bachtell
Smithsburg
East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Charles L. Powell
Woodsboro
Johns Hopkins University
David G. Glick
Upper College Terrace
Ohio State University
Lee C. Kefauver
East Third Street
Johns Hopkins
Norbert J. Matzinger
Frederick
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
G. Eugene Krantz
East Second Street
Maryland
Richard T. Brandenburg
East Ninth Street
Maryland State Teachers College
Lee A. Eckard
Middletown
Bridgewater College
John C. Weaver
West Second Street
Gettysburg College
Diane Schnauffer
Rockwell Terrate
Colby College
Edwin R. Stull
Thurmont
State Teachers College
Shirley G. Zentz
Waynesboro Business College
Adolph M
Lebanon
Lebanon Valley College
Jack H. Godley
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Larry T. Shaff
Fleming J Avenue
Betty K. Topping
Wilson Place
John F. Shaff, III
Adamstown
Lewis A. Fields
Shaftsbury
Richard A. Rohde
Croton-on-Hudson
N.Y
Convention Report At Zonta Club Meeting
Frederick Zonta Club heard a report on the 32nd Zonta International Convention held June 21-24 in Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs Ken Hersperger presided, Miss Florence Garner read the roll, 31 members attended with Aberdeen past president as guest. The event featured workshops and a new slogan Tadom It All Depends On Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Ken Hersperger
Florence Garner
Evelyn Kefauver
Aberdeen
Chuir
Zonta International
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Service
Tadom
Ike
U. S. Treasury
Zonta International Convention Elects Leaders and Awards
Dorothea Radusch elected president Emma Loehwing Con Jon Paterson first vice president Audra Francis second vice president Mildred Crandall remains treasurer Edwina Hogadone honored with 738 pearl strand Amelia Earhart scholarship awarded to Beverly Jane Beane Helen Smith reports on Rookwood pottery tour Pauline Fuss and Florence Garner to host dinner at Miss Fuss home July 26 630 p.m. Reservations via Mrs Ida Renz urged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Radusch
Minneapolis
Oak Park, Ill
Edwina B. Hogadone
Rochester
Eugenie Anderson
Red Wing
Minn
U. S
Denmark
Amelia Earhart
Zonta International
Beverly Jane
Beane
Fitchburg
Mass
Helen Smith
Hersperger
Rookwood Pottery
Pauline Fuss
Florence Garner
Miss Fuss
Union Bridge
Ida Renz
West Baltimore District Conference at Asbury hosts
Asbury Methodist hosts the eighth West Baltimore District Conference of the Washington Annual Conference from Wednesday to Sunday. Leaders include Rev. Edward D. McGowan host pastor and Rev. E A Love resident bishop. Sessions cover worship, temperance address by Rev. B M Hargrove, lay and women's programs, pageant, and rededication of Asbury church with Bishop Love presiding.
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Asbury Methodist Church
West Baltimore
Washington
Methodist Church
Edward D. McGowan
Christopher A. Scott
N. B. Carvington
E. A. Love
D. D
God
Arthur W. White
Marie Hicks Y
Gwendolyn B. Crampton
Thomas J. Houston
John A. Derr
Sunnyside
Pleasantville
WN. B. Carrington
I. P. Blackman
Dr. Love
B. M. Hargrove
Frederick Bruce
Henry Johnson
Herman Jackson
Randolph Robinson
Thurman L. Dodson
Atholton
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Joseph Carroll
E. A. Godsey
Calvary Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Katherine B. Holley
Baltimore
Maude Plowden
Louise Henry
Dollie Fields
Gertrude Rivers
Carrie Peat
A. H. Hammond, Sr
Christian Witness Hour
Ministers Wives Association
C. A. Scott
Scott
R. R. Robinson
J. A. Williamson
Quinn A. M. E
Buckeystown Charge
Margaret. Lee
McGowan
L. A. H. Moore
Bishop Love
Ebenezer
Centerville
Brunswick
Frederick
Asbury
S. K. Murray
Worsship
Hagerstown
Hargrove
Blue Ridge Showcases New Air Ride Buses
Blue Ridge Transportation Company previews its air ride buses to join regular service. A mock bus will sit on West Patrick Street across from the terminal on Thursday July 22 from 11 a.m. to 5:38 p.m. The design uses air springs for a smooth ride and features F-77-Eye glass windows for added visibility and glare reduction. Each bus cost about $32,000 and will enter the local fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Blue Ridge
West Patrick
Frontiers to Meet Washington at national convention
July 20 Frederick Chapter of Frontiers of America joins 43 city chapters at the 43rd annual Frontiersmen convention in the National's Capital July 28 31. Frederick delegation is led by president C B Henson of 127 S Bentz Street.
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Frontiers
Washington
Frederick
Frontiers of America
C. BE. .Henson
S. Bentz Street
Outdoor Craft Show in Carroll County at Westminster
WESTMINSTER The first outdoor craft show in Carroll County runs September 10 to 12 on 164 West Main Street with weaving quilting and toleware painting demonstrations. Notable exhibitors include 83 year old Mrs A L Shriver known for memory painting and McKinstry Mills owners Mildred and Dorothy Zubrum showing toleware art along with Westminsters Mary Cunningham and a Korean War widow Anna M Miller silkscreening. Local wood ceramic and knitting crafts plus paintings from residents and a youth fellowship meeting report completes this item.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Jane Griffin
West Main Street
Carolina
Tennessee Smoky Mountain Country
A. L. Shriver
Grandma Moses
McKinstry Mills
Mildred
Dorothy Zubrum
William Ho Rinehart
Mary Cunningham
America
Anna M. Miller
Marbeth Hill
Alan Moulton
Jenkins says he will not seek U S Senate ballot
Knoxville lawyer Ray H. Jenkins, known for the Army McCarthy hearings, announced he will not permit his name on the November U S Senate ballot and will not be a candidate this year, regardless of a Republican primary nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Ray H. Jenkins
U.S
Jenkins
Washington
Maryland Provides 37 Million For Public Schools In Year
The State of Maryland spent about 37 million dollars of the 2100 million total cost to operate public schools in the year ending June 30. State aid reached 30,534,612 dollars, with teachers' retirement funds receiving 6,500,000. Local sources funded the remainder. Enrollment growth and broader legislative provisions drove the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore 4
Maryland
State Department of Education
David W. Zimmerman
Johns Hopkins Researchers Seek Vaccine for Grippe and Colds
Three microbiology experts from Johns Hopkins and NIH set tests on inmates at Chillicothe Ohio reform school to study isolated virus strains linked to bronchitis grippe and acute respiratory diseases. Dr Ward Dr Huebner and Dr Rowe aim to confirm findings with 250 inoculations after 60 volunteers studied over 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
Thomas G. Ward
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Ward
Robert J. Huebner
Microbiological Institute
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Wallace P. Rowe
Maryland State Reformatory
Chillicothe Institution
Maryland Reformatory
Fall group meeting dates for Maryland tankers announced
Baltimore July 20 announces fall group meetings with dates set for Group 1 September 24 in Cumberland Group 2 October 27 in Frederick Group 4 September 30 in Annapolis and Group 6 September 7 with tentative Salisbury. WOODSBORO SHARPSHOOTER FORT MEADE July 20 Roy T Etzler son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Etzler Woodsboro qualified as a sharpshooter on the Fort Meade rifle range during the Infantry ROTC Summer Camp currently in its fourth week of a six week program with the Western Maryland College ROTC unit.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Cumberland
Frederick
Annapolis
Salis Ibury
Woodsboro
Fort Meade
Roy T. Etzler
Wilbur Etzler
Woodsborn
Etzler
Western Maryland College
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Ministry of Social Welfare
Asia
Far East
Harvey S. Hoffman
Clarence F
Jefferson-Frederick Road
Jefferson
Sik
John T. Wetzel
Herman A. Snoots
Brunswick Heights
Petersville
Cora V. Barrick
Helen E. Young
Carl G. Young
East Church Street
William W. Fowler
Maurice B. Ray
U.S. 40
Sarah E. Lambert
Calvin R. Calimer
the News
Independent Hose Company
Winchester Hall
Detrick
Air-Riue
Ray
Carroll
Youth Fellowship
Rocky Ridge
Kenneth Mathias
John Duble
B Mathias
Barbara Sharrer
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