Pavement Plate column riffs on dolls and politics
Rambling notes humor a New York hospital dog case and a Moscow toy dispute. The column juggles a fat dog in an experiment, dolls that look alike, Stalin's caution, and quips on elections and independence. It pivots to anecdotes about children and a fatherly tip on taking breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moscow Literary Gazette
Joseph Stalin
Politburo
Russia
Stalin
Literary Gazette
Communism
Red
Fat
Alf Landon
Kansas
Closer to hydrogen bomb claim announced by defense and atomic agencies
The Defense Department and the Atomic Energy Commission jointly announce progress toward thermonuclear weapons. Read as confirmation that preparatory steps and core research are complete at Eniwetok, with a hydrogen bomb likely once production plants, including a DuPont facility in South Carolina, are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Eniwetok
DuPont
South Carolina
Kremlin
America
New Teletype System Seen For Newsrooms
Maryland editors meet in Easton to discuss teletypesetter circuits that automatically punch stories into type. Chesapeake AP and Maryland Press Association leaders attend with W. T. Delaplaine president of Frederick News-Post and E. M. Jackson Jr. of Annapolis Capital. Activities include golf, tours of Talbot County homes, a banquet by Capital Airlines official Jennings Randolph, Tilghman’s Island fishing, and a dance to close the summer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Maryland
Chesapeake Association of the
Associated Press
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick
Rep. Miller
R-Md
Talbot County
Jennings Randolph
Capital Airlines
Tilghman's Island
Local items from The News June 1 1901 fifty years past
Fifty years ago this date items include City Hotel news with P F E Long leasing and buying equipment from Thomas N Harwood. Lutheran Emmitsburg officers elected for two years. A east Fourth street house and lot sold to David S Rice for 850. Clerk Gr Miller injures ribs in Brunswick store fall. Johnstown flood anniversary noted with heavy May rains and Monocacy surge. McClintock Young reports five and a quarter inches of rain in 28 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. FE. Long
Thomas N. Harwood
Lutheran Congregation of
Emmitsburg
Ezra R. Zimmerman
Albert H. Maxell
James G. Bishop
J. Elmer Zimmerman
East Fourth Street
Jacob Rohrback
Hammond Turner
David S. Rice
Gr. Miller
Wm. L. Gross
Brunswick
E. F. Elgin
Johnstown
McClintock Young
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
EIGHT CONTRACTS totaling 123306 for Linganore creek water supply and Frederick airport improvements were awarded by the Mayor and Aldermen. The Washington Pittsburgh air mail service will operate only between large route cities with no Frederick airfield stop planned. The Frederick Lions Club won the cup for attendance at the 22nd district Lions International convention in Wilmington Delaware. Five airplanes flying in formation passed Frederick about 1030 this morning headed west, with two more planes earlier.
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Linganore Creek
Frederick
Washington-Pitssurgh
Frederick Lions Club
Lions International
Wilmington
Del
Mrs Wise to Speak on Voice Of America
Mrs Paul Wise of near Lewistown plans a New York City radio appearance on the Voice Of America program after winning a national magazine contest for a pro Communist views letter. She will receive 100 dollars and is a Barnard College graduate and former psychologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wise
Lewistown
New York City
Voice of America
Frederick County
Allan
Wise
Jacob Layman
Angus Catire
Mrs. Wise
Johnny
Women's Clubs Yellow Springs Meeting Highlights
The Yellow Springs Homemakers Club met May 22 at Mrs Laurence Leonard s home with 14 members present. President Mrs Albert Dean opened the session. Miss Irene Caton from Potomac Edison gave an illustrated talk on bringing sunlight into homes and handed out pamphlets on better living in a well lit home. Mrs Alan Long reported on a tour of homes noting storage space and furnishings in modern and remodeled homes. A flower exchange occurred and Mrs Harold Staley with Mrs Carroll Kehne were named to plan the June 26 family picnic menu at Mrs Long s home. Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Leon a Purge in progress Vienna Austria May 31 (P) Hungary s communist government appears to be purging Titoist elements.
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Yellow Springs Meeiing
Yellow Springs
Laurence Leonard
Albert Dean
Leonard
Irene Caton
Potomac Edison Co
Harold Staley
Carroll Kehne
Long
Leon
Camp Detrick drive set to begin next Monday
Seventy two unit representatives of the 1951 Camp Detrick combined charities drive met with Capt Forrest Pauli and other committee members this morning to receive instructions. The drive will run through August with a $7000 goal, over $3000 higher than last year. Sgt. Harry R. Boyd is named serviceman of the week. his service includes key posts from Denver to Camp Detrick and Japan. Military notes discuss a new Troop Information program, Hawaii’s strategic role, and new arrivals and leaves at Camp Detrick.
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Camp Detrick
Army Sfc
Harry R. Boyd
Sgt. Boyd
Army
Denver
Colo
Army Chemical Center
Japan
Boyd
United States
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Edward Tuleya
Hawaii
Pacific
Stalhoad
Pyts
Charles R Mayfield, Jr
Roland M. Kriegel
Martin Gandel
Pfe
Byron Leyder
David Chichester
William J. Pruitt
Edward J. Lynoit
Robert Barnes
Jacob M. Tu. Lyerly
Joseph Clemente
Gerald Bestier
Thomas A Evans
Sidney A Joelson
Robert B. Ruft
Edward I. Cinacccio
Charles H. Madge
Martin Manich
Kenneth G Kemp
Mexico
Book Review Club Elects Officers In Urbana Meeting
A social dinner at Peter Pan Inn, Urbana, crowned the Incal Book Review Club season. Officers chosen for next year: President Mrs Harrison McAlpine, Vice President A B Collinus, Secretary Mrs Edward D Shriner, Treasurer Mrs Wm Delaplaine. The group had been hosted earlier by Col and Mrs McAlpine on Rockwell Terrace.
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Book Review Club
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Harrison McAlpine
A. B. Collinus
Edward D. Shriner
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Local social notes list visits and graduations across several families
James Harrie and Louis Wilson of Rockwell Terrace return from a week with Harrie’s family. Mrs Harris’s daughter Barbara White Jr and her Swarthmore-based son come home after a week with relatives. Keartotts of Baltimore return from Florida via Havana and Nassau. Linda Michael, daughter of Grover and Mrs Michael, will graduate cum laude from Northfield School for Girls on June 4 and enter Wellesley College in September. Yon Hughes of New York reopen their Braddock Heights cottage for summer. Grayson Palmer and Luther Rice return to Frederick after seven months in St. Petersburg Florida. B L Shuff of North Markey Street moves to a Braddock Heights cottage on Jefferson Boulevard for summer.
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James HM. Harrie
Louis L. Wilson
Rockwell Terrace
Harris
Barclay White, Jr
Swarthmore, Pa
Linda K. Michael
Grover L. Michael
Wilson Avenue
Pittsburgh
Northfield School For Girls
Northfield
Mass
New England
Michael
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Grayson E. Palmer
Luther Rice
Frederick
St. Petersburg
Fla
B. L. Shuff
North Markey Street
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Munshower Emphasizes Road Safety Campaign
Col. Munshower outlines a statewide traffic safety plan engaging police, the Motor Vehicle Commission and state agencies to cut accidents by using statistics and public education. He praises Col. Jarman’s tenure and notes Jarman’s upcoming National Guard Bureau assignment.
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Motor Vehicle Commission
State Roads Commission
Maryland State Police
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
State House
Annapolis
University of ‘Maryland, Maryland Traffic Safety , Commission
Maryland State Bar Association
Maryland Trial Magstrates Association
American Bar Association
The
Traffic Institute
University of Maryland
Maryland
Jarman
National Guard
State Police
Wille
National Guard Bureau
Manshower
Col. Jarman
Col
Munshower
Weddings KonypaUgN and Mary E Hahn in Emmitsburg
Mary E Hahn daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hahn and Herbert W Rohrbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Rohrbaugh wed at Elias Evangelical Lutheran church Emmitsburg with Rev Philip Bower officiating on Tuesday at 3 o clock. The bride wore a white shark skin suit with navy accessories and pink rose bud boutonniere. Rohrbaugh, in the naval service at Long Beach California aboard USS J C Butler DE 339, is on leave and plans to return to duty by June 13. The couple will live with her parents in Emmitsburg Route 2. Frederick J Bower served as acolyte and attendant.
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Konypaugn
Mary E. Hahn
Emmitsburg
Clarence Hahn
Herbert W. Rohrbaugh
Fairfield
Charles E. Rohrbaugh
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Rohrbaugh
Naval Service
Long Beach
Calif
J.C. Butler
Frederick J. Bower
Mystery over DoD and State message to MacArthur in March
Washington mystery centers on whether the Defense and State Departments failed to relay a crucial March message to General MacArthur regarding a planned Presidential armistice in Korea. Testimony by Marshall Bradley and others claimed MacArthur was informed of the plan, but records show only a March 20 note about a Presidential announcement, with no terms or confirmation sent to MacArthur.
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Washington
Department of Defense
Department of State
MacArthur
Hsome
Marshall
Bradley
Collin
Vandenberg
Truman
Korea
Smith
New Jersey
Wile
Wisconsin
Senator Bridge
New Hampshire
Knowland
California
Carr
Joint Chiefs of Staf
Far East
Bradle
Mac
Arthur
General MacArthur
State Department
United Nations
Collins
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Joint Chief
Newsweek
Join Chiefs
Local Hospital News Roundup From Frederick Area
Among the sick list residents from Brunswick Burkittsville Knoxville and nearby areas are noted as recovering or improving after surgery or treatment. Samuel H Rosenstuck discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery last Friday. Rodney Decker Brunswick ill and treated in Baltimore hospital. Mrs Charles T Meyer near Knoxville improving after leg fracture. Miss Joan Chew Brunswick underwent surgery in Charles Town General Hospital. David Lewis Brunswick moved to N D Baker Hospital near Martinsburg. Mrs W Atlee Holme Burkittsville has returned home after treatment. Lee M Arnold Burkittsville improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital post operation. Emma James formerly of Brunswick hospitalized in Takoma Park and Doctors Hospital for a farm fracture. Mrs Masten Long near Creagerstown back home after University Hospital Baltimore surgery. Lawrence Kaetzel Jr Knoxville recovering after Wednesday surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Samuel H. Rosenstuck
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rodney Decker
Brunswick
Baltimore
Charles T. Meyer
Knoxville
Joan Chew
Frances Chew
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Town
W. Way
David Lewis
N. D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. Atlee Holme
Burkittsville
Lee M. Arnold
Emma James
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James A. Fraley
Democratic National Committiee
the News
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Edward 8. Elliott
Audrey Smith
Woodsboro
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Charles Mr. Bierly
Battery E
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Bernard Cellar
Worthington
Ann
Darrell H. Wooster
Columbus
Thomas L. Morgan
Cynthia, Ky
Eugenia Lair
Dorothy Bradbury
Lawrence
Kan
Patrick J. Carn
St. Matthews Cathedral
Elaine Carr
Madison
Wis
Zoo
National Airport
Arlington Cemetery
Capitol
Lincoln Monuments
Jack Shorrow
Richard B. Rudy
Charles Ritchie
Optimist Club
Walter T. Dunbar
Grafton Cost
Glennmore Rice
Ellis Carry
Ments
Haas
J. Franklin Haas
Norman Stone
Harold Hart
Rose Bowl Pary House
Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown
Calvary Methodist Church
Turnbull Spicknall
Spicknall
St. Paul's Methodist
Mills-Keller
Otho J. Keller
Upper College Terrace
Frances Clagett Keller
James Thorburn Mills
Victor Mills
Hackettstown
N. J
AH Saints Episcopal Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alumnae Assn
Alumnae Association
Hood College
Ned S. Zeiler
Lawrence 8. Baldwin
Robert Marsh
Warner L. Brittain
Robert J. McCutcheon
William H. Thomas, Jr
Coblentz Hall
Miss Doll
Weddle
Charles Clifford
Don
Martha Jean
John Douglas Weddle
Charles William Weddle
Mr. Weddle
Review Club
John C. Malinowski
Alcoholics Anonymous
C. Burr Artz
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Margaret R. Motter
Charles H. Boyer
Boyer
Lester W. Boyer
Charles E. Harris
Jack Harris
Buckeystown
Walter E. Burall
New Market
Jone
Harry G. Cosgrave
Lilypons
Mariam Lorraine
Willard Ermon
Sheppard
Stanley Sheppard
Gaithersburg
Urbana Methodist Church
John W. Kuschel Wall
Donald Windsor and Son
West Patrick Street
Dallas
Tex
Cotlilion
Cotillion Club
Hays Russell
William
John R. Holt
Watkins Acres
Canyon
Lyconing
Tioga Counties
Penna
Browning Farm
DeMolay
Job
Victrola
Nick Vaciliou
Wm. Rhoads
Wm. Ridgley
Boyd Smith
Ann Rothenhoefer
Jab's
Nick Vacillou
Guy C. Roser
East Third Street
Waller H. Davis
Westminster
Koser
Syracuse
T. E. Zimmerman
Near
Alfred H. Perrie, Jr
Lothian
Richard E. Zimmerman
Big City
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Syracuse University
N. C
Zimmermans
Dorothy
Miss Zimmerman
Red Cross
Orange Guide
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Theta Sigma Phi
Charles H. Newman
Farmville
Newman
Elizabeth Easterday
Feagaville
Soule-McKimmy
Betty McKimmy
Elliott Soule
Rayha Speont
Miss McKimmy
William H. McKimmy
Dickerson
Soule
Samuel E. Soule
Plainsboro
Harold A. Zimmer
Elizabeth A. Smith
Catoctin Country Club
Miss McKim
Thomas George Thompson
C. F. Thompson
Fort Meade
James Riggan
Nona Teresa
E. Peel Peelee, Jr
Roslyn
Long Island
Emer
Webster
Charles Keartott
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Nassau
Bahamas
Mrs. BuyYon
Hughes
David Lawrence
James T. Wachter
Route 3
Mary Frances
Clyde M. Roney, Jr
Clyde M. Roney
Rosemont Avenue
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