The Cry For Wheat Phace in nothing like war threat
The article discusses long years of agricultural effort to curb overproduction and surpluses, the costly guaranteed price, and a shift toward increasing wheat output in 1951. It notes that wartime rhetoric and Korean tensions influenced Washington to remove acreage restrictions and aim for over 1.9 billion bushels of wheat, reasserting wheat as a key wartime food sinew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
Pills And Children In The Home Danger From Medicine
A discussion of child injuries from improper medicine storage. Headlines like Sleeping Pills Child Escapes Death and Child Dies After Swallowing Pills highlight risks. Emphasizes keeping bottles out of reach and teaching safe medicine use under parental supervision. Strong entities include families and medicine, with guidance for safer homes.
Twelve Masked Men Rob Frederick Mill At Night
Twelve masked men entered the steam flouring mill of Mr WH Turner in Wamsville early today, bound the night foreman and engineer, then blew the safe and stole between 50 and 75 dollars. Also notes the deaths of A D O Leary and Lewis M Hildebrant, and local government actions and appointments in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Turner
Wamsville
Mirler
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on July 31 1930 the column notes no rainfall was predicted on the last day of a record July drought but temperatures were milder after a hot spell. Fishing Creek reservoir dropped again and Frederick County canners faced the leanest sweet corn season in years with several factories possibly not opening. Projections for the late crop improved slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Fishing Creek
Frederick County
Gen
McCahner
Yast
Old Maid Pity Sparks Debate On Marriage And Freedom
Dorothy Dix argues the old maid stereotype ignores modern choices for women. Unmarried women gain autonomy through home, money, and leisure while marriage remains a risky life sentence for many, making pity for single women outdated and unfair. Washington Daybook notes postwar employment shifts and defense readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Mary
Katie
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Democratic Primary For Sheriff Assured
Denver J. Shook, Frederick city policeman and former deputy sheriff, filed his certificate of candidacy to run in the Democratic primary for sheriff, opposing Alfred Dean. Shook, the 1946 Democratic nominee, has about five years on the city police force and has served as a riding deputy sheriff. He is a Lewistown district native and a member of several organizations and the Methodist church. His daughter, Miss Pearl Kader of Braddock Heights, filed to be a delegate to the Republican State convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver J. Shook
Frederick
Board of Election ‘Supervisors
Methodist Church
Misa Pearl Kader
Braddock Heights
Elizabeth Lane Weds A Atlee Radcliffe In All Saints Church
Elizabeth Lane daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lane of Frederick Maryland married Albert Atlee Radcliffe son of the late Dr and Mrs A A Radcliffe at All Saints Episcopal church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Samuel Johnston in the presence of hundreds including Governor William Preston Lane Jr. The couple will reside in Clarksburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Maddox Lane
Charles Seth Lane, III
Frederick
Albert Atlee Radcliffe
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. A. Radcliffe
Willam Preston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Samuel §. Johnston
J. Malcolm McCardell
Taneytown Hosts 40 and 8 Officers Elected
Charles R. Downes Sr of Thurmont was elected Chef de Gare of Voiture Locale 155 40 and 8 at a Taneytown meeting hosted by the American Legion post 120. New officers and delegates to the Department convening include chiefs, guards, lamplighters, and travel chefs with several named successors joining the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Downers
Thurmont
Hesson-Snider
American Legion
Taneytown
Oher
Chefs de Train
Charles Eyler
Francis Lockinghill
Elwood Riffle
Thornton Rodgers
Charles Stull
Leopard Wilhelm
de Prissonnier
Carroll Eicholtz
James Geisinger
Joseph Kennedy
Harry A. EF. Morgan
Neal Powell
Herbert Schroeder
Dele Bates
William R. Slemmer
Gare
Charles R. Downes
G. Ernest Lipps
George F. Rodock, Jr
Thomas E. Williams
Floyd Feete
Leaders Class Meeting At Calvary Methodist Church
The Leaders Bible Class met in regular session with Charles Vo Main presiding. Rev. Melvin Tebler led the opening prayer and lesson, Edward Rice conducted the Prayer and Pray Service, and testimonies were given by members. Attendance was 82 with 32 Reds 47 Blues and 3 visitors. Red Division added Richard Zimmerman and Blue Division added Sherman B. Haines. Charles Main urged missionary work. Edward Rice will speak in August. Charles Anders named to Wittenberg dean’s list for 1979-80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders Bible
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles Vo Main
Melvin T. Tebler
Edward S. Rice
Richard Zimmerman
Sherman B. Haines
Charles V. Main
Frederick Boys Club 12 Take Appalachian Trail Weekend
Twelve members of the Frederick Boys' Club in an overnight trip along the Appalachian Trail visited Washington Monument State Park with Club Director Jack Shorrow. Saturday covered several miles of trail exploration, with Robert J. Palmer guiding the hike.
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Frederick
Jack Shorrow
Washington Monument State Park
Robert J. Palmer
Washington Monument
Brian Studs
Albert Tevering
Mert Krantz
Phil’ Krantz
Ronnie Cramer
Jimmy Rinehart
Bill Stup
Gilbert Carty
Pete Shook
Jack Molesworth
Stanley Routzahn
Lewis Cole
Charles Wolfe
Anthony Marrone
Inestead
Horrigan Dashiell Wedding in Briarcliff Manor
The marriage of Miss Ann Marshall Dashiell to Arthur Joseph Horrigan Jr occurred Saturday at St. Theresa's Roman Catholic Church in Briarcliff Manor. The ceremony was by Rev. Robert B. Loftus, followed by a reception at Sleepy Hollow Country Club Scarborough. Attendants wore aqua Marquisette gowns. best man was William James Horrigan. The bride, a Pembroke Brown graduate, is granddaughter of Mrs. Richard Potts Ross. The groom, Brown 1949 graduate, served in the 65th Infantry and works for Travelers Insurance in Springfield Massachusetts.
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Caroline R
Antoinette Lane
This City
Patricia Kennedy
Cyrus
Gambrifil, Jr
Frederick
Louise Jones
Pottsville
Elizabeth Fraser
Brookline
Mass
J. Malcolm McCardell
Fredderick
Richard Radcliffe
Waukesha
Wis
George Zingler
Montclair
N. J
D. John Markey, Jr
Robert McC
H. David Hagan
Joseph S. Stephens
Radcliffe
Park Boulevard
Clarksburg
W. Va
Stratford Junior College
American University
Washington and Lee University
Federal
Briarcliff Manor
Ann Marshall Dashiell
Alfred Sheppard Dashiell
Harmon-on-Hudson
Arthur Joseph Horrigan Jr
Dino &. P. McCurdy
Philadelphia
Claire Marie Horrigan
Eugene Tedick
Harmon
William James Horrigan
Urban Flanders
Windsor Locks
Conn
Raymond Houlihan
Springfield
George F. Pelham
Scarsdale
George School
Sleepy Hollow Assembly
Scarborough
Pembroke College
Brown University
Richard Potts Ross
Washington
Ross
Era S S. Dashiell
Snow Hill
Readers Digest
Horrigan
Sixty-fifth Infantry
Rhineland
Central Germany
Army of Occupation
The
Travelers Insurance Company
Weddings Tieups and engagements in Frederick area notices
Grace I Gordon and Paul L Baugher wed at Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren parsonage in a single ring ceremony. The bride, from Liberty town, and groom from Buckeystown, will reside in Buckeystown with attendants including Irving Baugher. Engagements announced for Barbara Lee Kelly to James D Kline, wedding planned in November. A separate ceremony united Mildred Colleen Watkins and Carroll Lee Fletcher at Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy with a large turnout and family participation. Out-of-town guests attended from Towson Baltimore Westminster Gaithersburg and Washington. Mauna Loa area remains a national park since 1916.
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Baugher
Gordon
Grace I. Gordon
Libertytown
S. C. Gordon
Union Bridge
Paul L. Baugher
Buckeystown
Thurmont
Evangelical United Brethren Parsonage
Ivan G. Naugle
Irving Baugher
Lisbon
Frederick “Tailoring Co
H. Clifford Kelly
Frederick
Barbara Lee
James David Kline
David Kline
Fletcher—Watkins
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Mildred Colleen Watkins
Lester Watkins
Carroll Lee Fletcher
Fletcher
Gaithersburg
Arthur C. Day
Lois Watkins
Howard Marrow
James Brown
Jack Snauffer
Myrtle Thompson
Wilson
Hero
Strauss
Henry Krantz, Jr
de Koyen
Bond
Towson
Baltimore
Westminster
Washington
Protocol reshapes top military ranking in Washington note
In a May 5 1950 letter Louis Johnson proposes a protocol overhaul to place the Army Navy and Air Force chiefs directly after cabinet secretaries at social and public events. The piece highlights behind the scenes Washington concerns over prestige and unification, contrasting wartime simplicity with postwar complexity. It also notes social functions and a straining departmental hierarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Department of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Naval Operations
War and Navy
Department of the Air Force
Department
Dept
Department of State
Joint Chiefs of
Sta
Air Force
Navy
Th Army
Secretary of the Navy
The
Joint Chiefs of Stafe
Personnel Policy Board
Johnson
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A. D. O'Leary
David Miller
East Third Street
Franklin Savings Bank
Lewis M. Hildebrand
West Pat-rick Street
Charles F. Knock
Lloyd T. Macgill
State Firemen’s Association
William H. Crimmins
D. H. Hargett
J. Roger McSherry
John C. Motter
Glenn H. Worthington
Ault L. Monath
Dorothy Dix
Washington Daybook
War Plante
Reed Blaine
Boeing Aircraft
Taa. Washington
Nations Security Resources Board
Defense Department
U. S
Civil Defense Branch
NLRB
Pacific Northwest
Charles Brannan
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Far East
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
National Defense Press Information
MacArthur
United States
Capitol
House Appropriations
Anséwer
Glebe Ayndicae
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Mrs. A. Allee Radcliffe
Charles Richard Anders
Charles R. Anders
West South Street
Wittenberg College
Wendell C. Nystrom
Anders
Frederick High
Wittenberg
NEW Town Register
Middletown
Kenneth Shafer
Shafer
Burgess and Commissioners
Walter L. Remsberg
William HM
Ruth Imogene
L. P. Chatman
Avery, Chatman
Airy
Mr. Baugher
Carmack Motor Co
Hawaiian Volcano
Mauna Lee
David Lawrence
Charles Keeney
Keymar
Sterling
Nellie Stottlemyr
Joseph Horton
Truman Hillabridle
Rodger Crum
Paul Weddle
Orphin Horne
Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship
Ignatius Lambert
the Heights
Mehr
Stottlemyer
Lambert
R. Paul Buhrman
Kathleen Stull
Dorothy
Shirley Wachter
Barbara Jean Putman
Ruth Wachter
Frances Martin
Peggy Foale
Edwin Stull
LuRay Avsherman
Harold Buhrman
Robert
Ronald Hemby
Donald Lenhart
Richard and
Paul Stull
Robert Warner
Franklin and
Carroll Stottlemyer
Teddy” Bearal
Paul Lembert
American Bakers Associaion
Fellows Studio
Hilda
Grove
East Ninth Street
Nancy Ann
Kenneth Nell Bruchey
Harry C. Bruche
East Patrick Street
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