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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1950

Page

5

North Korea victory leaves US facing longer term Cold War strain

The article argues that even if North Korea is pushed back, the United States will confront a drawn out conflict with the Soviet Union. Russia gains from American resource drain, while victory itself does not end global tensions. The piece warns of a long, costly struggle beyond battlefield triumph.

U. S Russia United States America Eise Washington Eisenhower Stratesic Kremlin Korea China Far East Far Pacific

Dear Miss Dime settles a modern marriage finance dispute

A wide reading of Dorothy Dix asks whether a engaged couple should pool savings or keep separate accounts, with debates over who pays for the honeymoon and future home. The column considers romance, finances, and trust, urging insight into joint responsibility and future plans. It references shared expenses, joint accounts, and the role of personal finances in marriage.

Miss Dime Met Hle

Fact and Fiction on Atom Sub and Jets in War Talk

Washington Daybook reports on Soviet snorkel submarines threatening U.S. fleets, with projected atomic submarines for 1956 and debates over shielding, propulsion, and speed. It also covers Air Force views on jet versus propeller planes in Korea, and compares Russian tactics with American firepower and casualty tradeoffs in the ongoing conflict.

Reed Blaine Washington U.S Oniteet I. & A-Suly

Turning Point in Korea Forces Inadequacy Highlighted

The article discusses early Korean War dynamics with American air and ground pressures, Communist strength backing North Korea, and uncertainty over Soviet involvement. It notes U S casualties and supply strains, mentions Rep Van Zandt urging rapid U.S. withdrawal, and questions how far Moscow will back Pyongyang.

United States Korea Paing Russa Notenix Russia Russoa Dines van Zandt Oiltery Pennsylvania Chik

Fifty Years Ago Locat Liemsrom Tseolumns Of The News

Fifty years ago local items include Thomas Fagar Bussey named treasurer of New York City Board of Education, and ex sergeant Harry Freeman of the Sixth Artillery Band arriving in Frederick from Manila. Regina Rodock enjoys an outing, a rattlesnake is killed in city limits. A blasting powder explosion at Evra Houck farm near Womans Mill injures Nelson Carroll and Calvin Jackson, with Jackson losing sight in both eyes.

Thomas Fagar Bussey Enamitd Srs Edeucahioan New Yor City San Z T Bussey Harry Freeman Sixth Artillery Band Frederick Manila Frank Scholl Freeman

Heat records and fires mark 1930 local items

Twenty years ago in Frederick the heat record shattered at 172 degrees with days at 99 104 and 108. Fire on the city water shed burned about 600 acres requiring fresh patrols. Parkway School chosen as new western city elementary by the county board. Mr and Mrs Harry J Lebherz Court Street welcomed an eight pound quarter ounce baby at Frederick City Hospital.

Frederick Mercury Parkway Frederick County

The New Kind of War Facing the United States

Washington analyzes a different kind of conflict beyond World War I and II. The Kremlin aims to appear peaceful while probing for local crises to erode the U.S. economy and lure allies into costly fights. Strategies emphasize mobilization, aiding underground movements, and appealing to the Russian people to deter a general war.

Yugoslavia Tito Iran Turkey Greece America United States Kremlin Europe Czechoslovakia Poland Bulgaria Roumania Hungary Congress Connrips

Vacation Church School Arranged in Monrovia

Vacation Church School will be held August 24 through August 4 at the Mencovig Church of the Brethren for children ages four to lifters. The program runs two weeks from 2 to 11:80 a.m. Leaders from local churches helped plan the school and all children are invited to attend. A closing program is planned for August 4 with a community invitation.

Mencovig Thildeen On Atevust Gaye

Hyattstown Volunteer Firemen Host County Meeting

The Hyattstown Fire Department welcomed Montgomery County Volunteer Firemen's Association for a Thursday gathering. An auxiliary fried chicken supper preceded entertainment. Plans for a county convention were set for September with Silver Spring as tentative site. Civilian Defense reps outlined three district divisions and a fire inspector will assist the fire marshal. Aubrey Gates presided. entertainment was by local group members.

Kyattstown Volunteer Fire Department Montgomery County Volunteer Firemen’s Association Hyattstown Fire Department Mangamery County Association Silver Spring Bethesda Montgomery County Civilian Defense Department Aubrey Gates Roekele Volunteer Firemen’s Association Pheatistown F. 1 Burdette Jesso Rippeon Morhie Marion Cunditt

Union Bridge events and community notes from Sunday gathering

Local Union Bridge notices report a fried chicken supper hosted by the WOOF Auxiliary this Sunday 2 to 6 PM at the Union Bridge Firemen's hall. Rev and Mrs Donald T McIntosno return to the Union Bridge Methodist parsonage for services. Delegates numbering 9,000 from the United States and 62 foreign countries attended the Youth for Christ convention at Lake Winana, where Billy Sunday led missionary work. Several families from Canton and Defiance visit relatives, while others move residences or travel for illness.

Union Bridge Union Bride Firemen’s Farms Donald T Mc-Intosno Ian Bridge Winana Lake

Pre nuptial parties for Miss Lane and Mr Radcliffe

Miss Elizabeth Maddox Lane and A Atlee Radcliffe Jr plan July wedding at All Saints Episcopal. A series of parties leads to a Friday rehearsal and Saturday breakfast after, with hosts including Meadows Gambrill Schell and Winebrewer. Guests include Brown, Storm, and Kenney families and many Frederick and Baltimore residents.

Miss Lane Radcliffe Elizabeth Maddox Lane A. Atlee Radcliffe, Jr All Saints Episcopal Church Robert McCardell J. Malcolm Carrell North Gentz Street Charles 5 Lane Ili West Church Street Ganee A. A. Radcliffe Frederick Stanley J. Meadows Cyrus Gambrill Meadows College Place John Ed Schell East Second Street James H Gambrill Rockwell Terrace Philip R. Winebrewer Record Street George Zeigler Robert E. Delaplaine Delaplaings Radrinek Guesis Peter A. Chichester West Second Street

Social notes of engagements and visits in Frederick area

Side Glouces ter of Dr and Mrs W Buckey Clemson of Baltitiore and Gibson Island will become the bride of Mr Davis son of Dr and Mrs Bernard M Davis. August 19 has been set by Miss Johnson Fairview avenue for her marriage to Mr Barrick son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Barrick of Woodsboro. A miscellaneous shower precedes July 29 wedding for Miss Alive Kinna Peters ville. she will wed Thomas L Dunn of Frederick at the Evangelical Reformed church with green decorations and prizes. Mrs William T Rison returns to North Tonawanda after visiting relatives in Baltimore Washington and Virginia. Rev W C Royal will attend Baptist World Alliance sessions in Cleveland. Mrs Harp and family plan a vacation to New England and Canada. Dr and Mrs Arthur R Remsberg to entertain store employees at dinner tonight at Vinda Bona Hotel Braddock Heights. Others include Elgin Hemp and crowd. Miss Lucille Snyder and more. Miss Betty J Best recently joined Marken and Bielfeld Inc. in this city. Alexander A Arris returns home after weeks in Wilmette Chicago Duluth and Wis consin.

W. Buckey Clemson Baltitiore Gibson Island Davis Bernard M. Davis Rockwell Terrace Miss Johnson Paul G. Johnson Fairview Avenus Mr. Barrick Ars Harry W. Barrick Woodsboro Alive Kinna Petersville Charlotte Dunn Dunn Res Dence Hart South Street Kinna Thomas L. Dunn Frederick Evangelical Reformed Charles M. Keefer Jack Alexander Patsy Smith Dorothy Moss Grate Walker Brunwick Pegey Legoche Mable ‘Thacher Carman Gomez Lewis Rice Ralph Kanode Betty Kutna Baird Harman Richard Keefer Vincent Devereaux Arthur R. Remsberg Carroll Parkway Remsberg Lucille Snyder Mary Kathryn Remsberg Bernard L. Gilbert, Jr A. Rowval Remsberg, Jr Roscoe Ramsberg Marten Betts Church of the Brethren Baith L. Betts R. Betts Howard L. Moss Levi M Paul W. Kinsel LeRoy Beis Austin Dh. Fogle Austin J. Fogle Irvin Beall Paul Taylor AH. Airy Ralph Putman Iite Niagara Falls Canada East South Street

Lufburrow Letter Defends Peace and Criticizes Communists

N A Lufburrow argues in a wartime note that although the war is just, Americans should prudently praise the Stars and Stripes while acknowledging that Communists in many fields have not been sincere. He welcomes any plan to secure peace and promises to advocate it.

Stars and Stripes N. A. Lufburrow

Social Etiquette for Introducing Family to Acquaintances

A guideline advises introducing your children to strangers to make them feel included and to help them learn social mixing early. It contrasts this with a less inclusive approach that omits the children from introductions.

Weddings Bring Mary Benson to Ronald Phoebus in Gaithersburg

Mrs J Edgar Johnson announced the marriage of Mary Benson to Ronald J Phoebus son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Phoebus of Gaithersburg. The ceremony was July ___ at Bethesda Methodist church with Rev H F Chandler officiating and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple now reside in Gaithersburg.

J. Edgar Johnson Hhe Mary Benson Ronald J. Phoebus Charles .D. Phoebus Gaithersburg H. F. Chandler Bethesda Methodist Church Dorothy B. Benson Mary Hamilton Linthicum Winston Phoebus West Hy~alisville

Odds And Ends More Burials In Mt. Olivet Than City Population

Mt Olivet Cemetery holds more than 29 000 burials as of July 19 1950, surpassing Frederick city population of 13 086. The Civil War dead include 403 Confederate and six unidentified, with removals from nearby cemeteries not counted. Mt Olivet began use on May 28 1854 with Mrs Ann Crawford’s funeral.

Mt. Olivet Frederick City Frederick Peaceful Acres Ann Crawford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Dix Tommy Shueidey Uetson Finane Mise Taye Ene Tye Sab Metis Igiven Ansious Maleren Deroshwy Rel Symlicate, Inc Enn Shuchony Bucineer Floyd Prossier Oakwood Drive Trvin Wickham Davis Avenue Wayne Ferra East Third Street G. C. Yonetz Miliary Road Daniel Blickenstatt Patrick Street Linden Avenue J. Marshall Staub North Market Street Myrtle Crist West Third Street Towo Hubert Hoffman West South Street Paul Green Thomas B. Jones Westminster George Washington University Rock Creek Park Washinaton Hichard Wastler 12 Street W Edith McKown Thurmont Washington Daybook Atom Keres Jesus Yneere Air Force Dapat Dapan Toll Paw Earth Korean Peninsula Asia Cony Ly Glube Syndicate Locat Liemsrom Tseolumns the News David Lawrence AL Monrovia Edgewood Church of God Sundaes Judy Oraht Orinek Eddie Storks Rab Masser Maraline Barnes Ralph Blank Iris Oscar Masser Ruth Shreenaker Claude Blank Si- Frank Korrell Robert Fasterday Japan Win Miseer Moston Land Charles Royer Atoca Davie Schult South America Oscar Schultz Mexico Frank Korrel Alaska James Keyser Roscoe Grose Isles of Sean Jesse Morrell Moraes Eanvert Raymond Kemp Albert Schilles Constantz Sibulta TATE New York Jules Alexander M Tyree Cool Mies Coal Baltimore Sylvia Rohten St. Joseph Hospital Edward Wallace State Tax Commission Marken and Bielfeld, Inc Hyattstown Fire Dept Robert Gray Bobby Richard Howard Gray Charles Carroll Hotel Davidson Farmers Cooperative Tallinire Harry Spurrier Jackson Marty Spurriery Howard Baker Herbert E. Brown Springdale, Conn Williams Storm Williams M. Storm Martha Dane Storm Walter Ford Williams Frank Williams Hot Springs Ark Presbyterian Church Williams Samuel A. Gregg Chesley H. Kenney Richmond E. C. Mercer West Patrigh Street Rupert Buckman Mt. Avy Phere Esrae Uriah Shackles Shorkies Edgar Rhinerker Charlee Suckman Brucer Ellsworth Sandra Linton Robert Buckman Airs Morton Rhinecker Betty Jean Rhinecker Charles Rodgers Uriah Stharkleyv Ruby Beno Mere Bernard Simmons Dulin Worthington Lowie Anders Elizabeth Long Hazel White Mm Fredrick John Byrne Theresa Ferne Creagerstows Joseph B Bussard Doe Linden Mills Patrick Shipley Tefl Stples North Market Strees Philadelphia New York City Ann Dashiell Scarborouch N. Y Dashiell Richard P. Ross Theodore Sundergill Jasper Mr. Stane Lawrence Vincent Roughan Rasemont Avenue Stanley Sundergill Strayer College Hammond Winifred Clemson Bernard M. Davis, Jr Samuel W. Barrick Joan Johnson F. Sidney Hammond Tebert Town Clemson Glouces William T. Rison North Tonawanda Risons Mary F. Morgan West Fifth Street Mrs. Rison Virginia Dale Severtson Durham N C Sam W. Maples Upper College Terrace W. C. Royal First Baptist Church Cleveland Baptist World Alliance Reno Harp, Jr St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Harp West Second Street New England Donald Jenkin Betty J. Best Knoxville Alexander A. Arris Wilmette Chicago Duluth Minn Superior Solon Springs Wis NEA REO B. & Pat Austin V. Shepjoy Glendaire Virginia Charlies. Spangler Jively E. Spangler Third Street Camphor—Sasso Josephine Mildred Sasso Willard Thomas Compher Rev. Johns. Bowlus Jefferson Compher Odds and Ends
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