McKinsey Remembered A Baltimore Sun columnist and editor
Folger McKinsey died Saturday born mid century in Ikton Maryland. He started in small town journalism and rose through Frederick and Baltimore shaping a simple plain style. For 42 years he wrote Good Morning in The Sun with Bardlike verses and Mary land scenes reflecting a genial, literate persona.
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Olger McKinsey
Folger McKinsey
Ikton
New Jersy
Frederick
Baltimore
Meinsey
Mr. McKinsey
Iso
McKinsey
The
Sun
Bard
Ihtesuth
Maryand
Garrett
the Sun
Nightly Radio Schedule Highlights 18 Hour Broadcasts
A fragmented listing outlines multiple 18 minute news blocks and entertainment slots through the night. Programs include News Broadcasts by various networks, music time, drama series, and talk segments with hosts such as abe, mbs, cbe, and abc.
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Nevacant
Abe
Abc
Cba
Counter &P
Abc Newa
Nba Newa
Inbe
Cbe
Whiteman
Nbe
Dhs
Gentlemen of Press
Newa
Penelope’s
Abetinge
Abe Fonn
Steele
Chas, Boyer
Abe Vandid
Ebe
Yeterione Traveler
Abc Music
TV Highlights in July Talent Shows Across Networks
New York reports describe eight talent programs across TV and radio, led by CBS NBC and ABC. Hollywood Screen Test on ABC-TV offers movie tryouts, while CBS hosts Songs for Sale in both radio and TV. New radio shows include NBC Stars and Starters and Live Like a Millionaire, with incumbents like Heidt’s radio contest tradition. A party notes Patsy Schill’s tenth birthday at Gene Elsroad’s home in Winchester Street with family and friends.
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New York
Horace Heint
Heidt
CBS
Hollywood
Abc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
NBC
Bowes
Nbc-Tv
ABC Radio
Three's Company
ABC
Chicago
Dumont
39 Bodies Recovered From Plane Crash Near Myrtle Beach
An Air Force officer said 39 bodies have been recovered from the transport plane crash near Myrtle Beach South Carolina. The crew included 30 Tennessee Air National Guard members and five others likely from air force reserve units. An Army Board of Inquiry will investigate the crash.
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S. C
Air Force
Here
Tennessee Air Natonal Guard
Air Reserve
Florida
E. 8. Wood
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
Nedseal
Air Force Reserve
Miami
Nashille
Tenn
Wood
Tenness Guard
Fikk Army Board of Inquiry
Will! Ein
Uate
Local items from The Columns of The News July 25 1500
Fifty years ago Allen J J Willson sold property at 11 East Fourth Street to Mrs Elizabeth C Best for 1100 dollars. A large barn on Col C Winebrewer’s farm eight miles from Dicker son was struck by lightning and destroyed with contents including Timothy hay corn and two tons of fertilizer. The Post Office Department ordered rural free delivery service to Union Bridge starting August 1. The 14th Lutheran Reunion will be at Pen Mar tomorrow with ministers including Rev Dr Kuhlman of Frederick speaking. John F Kreh seeks to learn how many amateur photographers there are in the city and county and asks registration at Castle building 5 North Market Street until July 2. Each registrant will receive a fine glass graduate.
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Kuhlman
Frederick
John F. Kreh
Castle Building
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago Of The News July 25 1930 Creagerstown Deaths
Twenty years ago the news recalls a Creagerstown man killed in an accident near town and a Frederick seamstress killed in a collision near Berryville Virginia. The city thermometer topped 105 to end a week with temperatures above a hundred. Dorothy Hahn daughter of Mr. and Mrs Claude S Hahn North Market Street Extended was bitten on the ear and arm by a police dog. Master C Frost Betson son of Mr. and Mrs L E Betson celebrated his tenth birthday at O'Leary Place after years in Sunday school and near perfect attendance.
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Berryville
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Claude S. Hahn
North Market Street
Master C. Frost Sbetson
L. E. Betson
O'Leary Place
Pacific Defense Pact tops Washington Daybook debate
Washington figures in a heated look at a proposed Pacific Defense Pact as Congress stalls amid White House and State Department pressure. Bipartisan comments criticize timing and leadership while urging swift action to address Korean war spillover and Far East instability. Arrests and a minor crash report follow in the day’s police docket.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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West Virginia
Jack Javits
New York
Acheson
Truman
Far East
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Senate
Kee
Pacific Defense Council
Foreign Relations Committee
Tom Connally
White House
State Department
Minnesota
Walter Judd
Shey
Antoni N. Sadlak
Martin
Taft
Navy underprepared as war fears rise over Korean sea routes
Washington warns that World War II could reignite within ten days if Russian submarines attack American troop transports en route to Korea. Officials cite shortages of hunter killer carriers and patrol planes, mothballed ships, and depleted Marine and Army air forces. Critics blame postwar unification and defense budget choices, urging rapid Navy and Army rearmament to deter an escalation and protect routes to Europe and Asia.
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Marine Corps
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Navy
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Montgomery County Fair Dates Set at Agricultural Center Gaithersburg
The Montgomery County Fair runs Tuesday morning August 22 through Saturday August 26 at the Agricultural Center grounds Gaithersburg. The five day event showcases dairy and beef cattle swine sheep draft horses poultry farm products and household arts with expanded facilities and special boy and girl club work departments. Premium lists are available from R N Whipp secretary Montgomery County Fair Rockville.
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Agriculural Center
Gaithersburg
Agricultural Center
R. N. Whipp
Rockville
TV Operation Heads WOR TV Station Appointment
Fugene and Thomas named managers of WOR TV operations announced by president Theodore Streibert. Thomas, a Frederick native, returns to New York to assume duties after sale approval of WOIC Washington where he has been VP and GM since January 1949. He led WOIC to profit within 18 months and will oversee WOR TV departments and program production nationwide.
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D.D. C
Fugene
Thomas
Wor-Tv
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New York
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Baptists Call For Religious Liberty Worldwide
The Baptist World Congress warned Christianity risks losing its principles in Communist and Catholic dominated areas. A 19 member commission led by Dr. Stanley I. Stuber issued a manifesto urging religious liberty, separation of church and state, and UN protection of universal human rights. It appeals to rulers to end religious discrimination and for Baptist churches to lead in liberty advocacy.
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Jay
Baptist World Congress Today
Commission On Religious Liberty
Stanley I. Stuber
New York
N. Y
Baptist World Alliance Executive Committee
United Nations
Optimist Clubs Hold Joint Dinner Meeting in Three Cities
The 16th district Optimist Clubs of Hagerstown Frederick and Cumberland held a joint dinner Thursday at the Terrace Restaurant. District officers were elected with Lease Bussard as district governor Newton Evans as lieutenant governor and Joe R Doupnik as secretary treasurer. Past Lt Governor Dr N E Osborne presided. Evan Crossley welcomed the group and speakers shared optimism aims. The event marked the Hagerstown club fifth anniversary and Frederick club fourth.
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Frederick
Cumberland
Roanoke
H. David Hagan
Harold F. Naughton
Cumberland Club
Dick Rudy
Frederick Club
Hagerstown Club
Frederick Optimists
Engagment and wedding notices from early Middletown event
Engagement announced for Bliriam Lucille Shook of 1224 East Third Street to Robert E. Miller of Hanover Pa. A July 14 wedding at Evansthal Lutheran Church united Pauline L. Dennis and Edward S. Summers with a double ceremony led by Rev. Dr. W. W. Garrett. A bridal shower honored Ruth Burall for an upcoming marriage to Ralph Burall.
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Engagemet
Milton L. Shook
East Third Street
Bliriam Lucille
Robert E. Miller
John E. Miller
Hanover
Richard E. Wiles
Emory Adalt
Middletown
Windwood
N. J
Siow
Iname
Summers
Frederick High School
C. & P. Telephone Co
Middletown High Schoo
Economy Oil Company
Davis Keller Nuptials Here at St John’s Church
Miss Patricia Ann Keller of Jefferson marries Thomas M. Davis Sr. at St. John’s Catholic Church in Frederick with Rev. Herbert R. Jordan officiating. Attendants wear orchid and yellow taffeta gowns. reception follows for guests from multiple states. The bride, a Towson graduate, will teach in Frederick County. the groom is an Air Force veteran now in photography.
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Patricia Ann Keller
Gilmore Keller
Jefferson
Thomas M. Davis
T. Marshall Davis
Magnolia Avenue
Herbert R. Jordan
Jacqueling
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Regina Davis
Frederick
Virginia Deane
Riverdale
N. Y
Joan Jourdan
Darlington
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Malotte
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Davis
Miami Beach
Fla
Why Bride
Frederick High School
Towson State Teachers College
Frederick County
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Freederick High School
Yrimy Air Force
Hope
Carl Fipk
Anniversaries and Birthdays From America Today
Henry Knox born in Boston rose to Revolutionary general and first Secretary of War, died 1806. Thomas Eakins and Nil C. Goodwin born in Boston and Boston, with Belasco and Cohen noted. birthdays and deaths span 1750 to 1949. Today in History covers Lundy’s Lane, Wyoming Territory creation, rail strikes, and aviation milestones. Birthdays include Wilson, Lacy, Parrish, Brennan, DeMille, Gardner. Horoscope notes a week with shifting inspiration and artistic tendencies.
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Philadelphia
Nil C. Goodwin
David Belasco
San Francisco
Morris R. Cohen
New York City College
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Panama
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Gerson Brothers
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Korea
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California Institute of Technology
Dean
San Diego
Maxfield Parrish
Walter A. Brennan
Lynn
William C. DeMille
Cecil B
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Wallace J. Gardner
Trenton
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Buffalo
N. Y
Unidentified Sub Off Canadian Coast
Ottawa reports fishermen sighted one or two unidentified submarines outside Canada’s east coast three mile limit. Navy says defense department has hunted the mysterious subs for two weeks with no distinctive markings. Washington checks found no American or British subs in the area. Reports aim to keep Russians unknown and avoid unfounded sightings. The first sighting occurred about three weeks ago with a latest report near Grand Banks.
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Grand Banks
Gift exchange and refreshments described in lingering note
A fragment notes the beginning of a gifts exchange and refreshments at an event. The brief remains unclear on participants or setting, but implies a social gathering with gift giving and light food or drinks.
Ramsburg Files for State Senate Opposing Storm
Frederick politician Jacob R. Ramsburg, a longtime House member and insurance agent, filed his candidacy for State Senator with the Board of Election Supervisors. He faces no apparent primary opposition as Democrat Edward D. Storm seeks reelection, with Ramsburg outlining a record of legislative service and a commitment to bipartisan study before voting. He has served on Rules and Ways and Means, Game and Inland Fish, Banking Insurance, and Society Security committees and chaired the Frederick county delegation.
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House of Delegates
Senate
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Legislative Council
Maryland
State House
Lewistown
Harvey E. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Frederick High School
Utica Lutheran Church
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