Limited Air War Reflects Korea's Uneven Losses
The Korean conflict is described as a limited air war with 1 400 Allied planes lost versus about 400 Red planes. U S forces claim several MiG-15s downed with no US jet losses, while enemy losses include ground fire and operational deaths. Navy Marine losses total 797 with 448 from operations and 351 to enemy action. The piece notes uncertainty and questions about true totals and replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Pacific
Yalu River
Defense Department
Students Tour Plant On Frederick News-Post Visit
Nineteen seventh grade students from Walkersville School toured the News-Post offices and plant with teacher Miss Eleanor Everhart and Ralph Zimmerman. The group included Wayne Duncan Nancy Garber Shirley Snurr Milby Shepley Howard Schildt Ellen Webster Elizabeth Haller Mary Louise Barker Bobby Moore Charles Ausherman Kenneth Wisner Larry Redmond Nancy Beard Joyce Young Evelyn Ahalt Felix Flanagan Shirley Smith Wayne Zimmerman Lynn Moberly. The tour noted fabrics may show color changes under different lighting when certain dyes are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville School
News-Post
Frederick
Eleanor Everhart
Ralph Zimmerman
Wayne Duncan
Nancy Garber
Shirley Snurr
Milby Shepley
Howard Schildt
Ellen Webster
Elizabeth Haller
Mary Louise Barker
Bobby Moore
Charles Ausherman
Kenneth Wisner
Larry Redmond
Nancy Beard
Joyce Young
Evelyn Ahalt
Felix Flanagan
Shirley Smith
Wayne Zimmerman
Lynn Moberly
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
June 2 1902 column notes a head on collision of two Pennsylvania Railroad passenger trains near New Midway injuring a fireman, a home kitchen coal stove fire causes oil can explosion injuring a hand, William Y Anderson takes a sales and bookkeeper post, fishing season opens with bass catches on the Monocacy, and William H Summers sells a 2 acre farm near Pearl to Curtis A Cromwell for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
New Midway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Leslie Gaver
Middletown
City pool staff named by mayor and aldermen
The mayor and aldermen named the city pool personnel at a meeting with Walter Decker as manager and Scott Mobley as assistant. Gary Motter spoke on "George Washington, The Good Citizen" at the Rotary Club. Notre Dame College of Maryland graduates include Roddy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hugs A Roddy. Fishing Creek reservoir overflows as summer nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Decker
Scott Mobley
George Washington
Gary Motter
Tuncheon
Rotary Club
Notre Dame College of Maryland
Dane E
Roddy
Hugs
Fishing Creek
Korea War Third Year Looms as Wary Peace Talks Drag
HAL BOYLE notes on June as the Korean conflict enters its third year with stalemates, rising Allied losses, and both sides stronger than in 1950. He weighs risks of massed U.N. offensives vs a broader war, noting China’s role and Soviet-backed fears, and the peril of expanding battles toward the Yalu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Congress
Truman
Korea
America
United Nations
Yalu
Yalu River
Siberia
Siberian
Thaps
Europe
Frederick area births and travels noted in personals
Henry K Porr Jr of Thurmont announces the birth of a daughter Denise Cecilia on May 29 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Porr is the former Gertrude Eicholtz of Frederick. Patricia Wayne of Gaithersburg ships from New York for a two week vacation in San Juan Puerto Rico to visit her father E P Wayne, with plans to stay at the Caribe Hilton. Various local residents and visitors from Bellevue Woods Gaithersburg and Washington DC travel, visit relatives, and celebrate ties during Memorial Day weekend and beyond. extended family members include Douglas Diamond Jr and Charles Shaw, plus Ralph Wickus and James Gregory among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax. Ang Ars
Henry K Porr, Jr
Thurmont
Denise Cecilia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pore
Gertrude Eicholtz
Frederick
E. Patricia Wayne
Gaithersburg
New York
San Juan
Puerto Rico
E. P. Wayne
Carrib
Wellesley
Mass
Johnston
James H. Gregory
Braddock Heights
Gregory
Ralph Wickus
Hazelton
Charles Price
Washington
Daily Bread By Rev A Purnell Bailey
A wartime reminiscence recounts General MacArthur's view that a father builds through guidance and prayer. The author recalls visiting Tokyo and observing training that shapes mind body and spirit, echoing the virtue of training a child in the way he should go. The piece contrasts a soldier who destroys with a father who creates life and faith, ending with a hope his son remembers him by daily prayer Our Father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey Frain
MacArthur
Tokyo
Vfe
Veterans Administration warns vets of loan scam ploys
The Veterans Administration cautions veterans behind on VA guaranteed home loans about confidence rackets that seek to seize property. Advice urges contacting the original lender for loan adjustments, noting VA policy supports repayment flexibility. few defaults since 1945. Also reports Marine reservists active before 1948 may resign or request discharge. policy applies to those released later, not current active duty.
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Jon Thomas NM
Nias
Washington
Veterans Administration
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Plah
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Karen
Congress
Nial
Feaga Baumgardner Nuptials in Yellow Springs
Mr and Mrs William C Feaga announce the marriage of their daughter Lucille Virginia to Thomas J Baumgardner son of Mr and Mrs Bernard R Baumgardner this city. The ceremony occurred Friday morning May 30 at 10 o’clock in St Johns Catholic rectory with Rev Herbert R Jordan officiating. Maid of honor was Martha Baumgardner and best man Wayne E Feaga. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugd Faner—reaga
William C. Feaga
Yellow Springs
Lucille Virginia
Thomas
J. Baumgardner
Bernard R. Baumgardner
Herbert R Jordan
St. John's Catholic Church
Martha Baumgardner
Wayne £. Feaga
Discharged Sick Superintendent Returns Home
Mr John Engelbrecht news shop superintendent discharged after ten days at Frederick Memorial Hospital following surgery. He will convalesce at home for three weeks at 407 Fairview Ave. Mr Max Kane was moved from City Hospital Baltimore to Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday by M K Etchison and Son ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engelbrecht
News Shop
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fairview Ave
Max Kane
City Hospital
Baltimore
M. K. Etchison and Son
Atomic explosion witness Alien Powell reports desert test
Alien Powell, son of Mr and Mrs Alien P Powell of Lewistown Maryland, witnessed the latest atomic blast at Camp Desert Rock Nevada. A few minutes after the detonation he moved with his unit through the blast area to observe effects on gear and material. The report notes Cyprus history and various rulers in the Mediterranean island's past.
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Camp Desert Rock
Nev
Alien Powell
Alien P. Powell
Lewistown
Biact
Miss Feete Becomes Bride At Brunswick Wedding
Miss Patricia Diane Feete daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Lee Feete of Brunswick wed James Creston Shewbridge son of Mr and Mrs Roy E Shewbridge of Rosemont in Bethany Litheran Brunswick. Rev Ralph H Miller officiated with Rev George H Bennett. ceremony featured pink carnations lilies peonies and fern. Reception followed in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Diane Feete
Bernard Lee Feete
West B Street
Brunswick
James Creston Shewbridge
Roy E. Shewbridge
Rosemont
Bethany Litheran Church
Ralph H. Miller
Bethany Church
George H. Bennett
First Methodist Church
William Thompson
Pittsburgh
Hood College
Audrey Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Beverly Smith
Cumberland
Anne Giles
Bluefield
W. Va
Jacqueline Wakeling
Flushing
Lee Raine
Feete
Homemakers Club Meeting and Club Activities Noted
The Homemakers Club of Liberty town met at president Mrs Charles Jones home on May 28 with fourteen members and eight guests. Activities included a poem, a unison collect, hymn Faith of Our Fathers, a reading report plan for September, and one new member joined. The 4 H club hosted a Wiener Roast on June 12 and project plans for 1952 include refinishing furniture and tin painting. Birthday notices mention Linda Smith of Hagerstown on WMAL TV. Sugar cane fields cover four fifths of Barbados.
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Nibertytown Club
Homemakers’ Club of
Libertytown
Charles Jones
Two Die and Three Injured in Sabillasville Crash
Baltimore residents Frank J. Koran and Mrs. Margaret Baxter died after their car failed a sharp turn on Route 81 near Sabillasville. Injured were Koran’s wife, Mrs. Koran, Mrs. Josephine H. Kolomaznik and her 16 year old son William. All three were hospitalized in serious condition with concussions, fractures, and other injuries.
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Kolomazhik
William
Route 81
Sabillasville
Korean
Baxter
C. H. Conley
Frederick ‘County
Waynesboro
Deaths in Brunswick and woodsboro claim two elderly residents
Mrs Rosie May Gross 63 of 907 East C street Brunswick died Sunday 9:45 PM after a three year illness. Survived by husband Bernard C Gross two daughters Mrs Edward W Scott and Mrs Calvin L Barncord, a step daughter Mrs Norman Piper, a brother Richard Carroll and sister Mrs Emory Selby. Funeral at home Wednesday 2 PM with interment Park Heights. MR Etchison and Son directing. Parker Eyler 74 of near Woodsboro died Saturday 11:30 PM after yearlong illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Louise Nusbaum Union Bridge son Reno P Eyler Hagers Town, two daughters-in-law, and several siblings. Body at Walkersville funeral home. services Tuesday 1 PM. interment Rocky Hill Cemetery.
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aexNards
Grose
Rosie May Gross
Bernard C. Gross
East C Street
Brunswick
Hedgesville
W. Va
Edward
Sarah Ann Davis Carroll
Gross
First Baptist Church of
Edward W Scott
Washington
Calvin L. Barncord
Baltimore
Norman Piper
Richard Carroll
Emory Selby
East Church Street
Park Heights Cemetery
M R. Etchison
Parker Eyter Parker Eyler
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Susan Dinterman Eyler
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Louise S. Nusbaum
Union Bridge
Reno P. Eyler
Hagerstown
Clyde Eyler
Ladiesburg
Sherman Eyler
Finksburg
Winfield Fogle
Edith Porter
Frederick
Grayson Eyler
Walkersville
George
Charles
Raymond Eyler
Rocky Hill Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Beasie E. Sherald
Bessie Elizabeth Sherald
Wm H. Sherald
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J James
Martha Myers Ely
James F. Sherald
Eugene Sardher
Rose Hamimei
Camden J. Ramsburg
Ezra Ely
Sherald
All / Saints Epicopal church
Jadice Bible Class
Ammerical Legion Auwliary and
Frank Raymond Geisbert
Chester H. Horan
Wickham Road
Raymond FE. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical_ and Reformed church
William Geisbert
Earl F. Geisbert
R Hood Geisbert
Glen Shorb
Stewart L. Geisbert
James Geisbert
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Jennie B. Miler
Jennie B. Miller
Justus Miller
East
Patrick Street
Harrisburg
St. John's Catholic Church
Miller
East Patrick Street
St. John's Church
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Charles A Wolf Funeral in Foxville at 81
Charles A Wolf died at his Foxville home after a cerebral hemorrhage, aged 80 years 10 months 14 days. A thresher and sawmill operator, Democrat, former judge of elections and roads supervisor, he was active in Acacia Lodge No 135. Survived by five children, two grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Burial at Moriah church cemetery after services at 2:30 PM at the church.
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Charles A. Wolf
Foxville
Mr. Wolf
Acacia Lodge A. F
A. Masons No
Thurmont
Mary Elizabeth Kilman Wolf
Hiram
Margaret EF
Fox Wolf
C. Edwin Wolf
Silver Spring
George A. Trundle
Short Hills
George N. Wolf
A. G. Trundle
Atlanta
Donald K. Wolf
Springfield
N. Jo
Obituaries Sweep Across Frederick Area
Obituaries list multiple deaths with funeral notices in Frederick area papers. Side Glances recalls 89 year old side glances at home in Baltimore and notes services at Mt Tabor Rocky Ridge. Obediah F Reightier of Baltimore and Thurmont connections listed with church services in Thurmont. Jennie B Miller of Harrisburg and Frederick roots, services at St Johns and Mt Olivet. Leslie Ray HHS of Browningsville funeral in Damascus with Moose Lodge pallbearers. Howard Eugene Dorsey two year old in New London, service at Dorsey Chapel. Anna Gertrude Barnes colored widow of Lewis Barnes of Frederick served at Hick’s funeral home.
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Baltimore
Nuel
Catherine Heitler
Heas
Rocky Ridge
Bady
Witzke
Edmondson Avenue
Mt. Tabor Church
Edouard Taylor Wall
Leslie Ray
HHS
Browningsville
Damascus
Robert Crowley
Moose Lodge
Frederick
Albert M. Smith
Luther F. Murray
Charles A. Spurrier
Clifton Lang
Lee C. Palmer
Maurice Haupt
Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburg
Olin L. Molesworth
Friendly Girls Class Meets for Evangelical Lesson
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School class met Wednesday at Miss Helen Mock’s home with 25 attendees. Scripture teaching by Mrs. Maggie Fox opened the session. prizes were awarded to numerous members, and the June meeting will be at Mrs. Marian Day’s home on Wilson Avenue.
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Clase
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Helen Mock
Braddock Heights
Miss Mock
Dorothy Keyes
Maggie Fox
Beatrice Cole
Lola Wachter
Dorothy Murray
Garnetta Morgan
Betty Abrecht
Beulah Guyton
Helen Repp
Jane Stull
Rena Hall
Jean Magaha
Virginia Mock
Trene Lantz
Ruthella Cronenburg
Katharine Bussard
Muriel Baer
Helen Biehl
Beatrice Cale
Marian Davis
Rita Deater
Beatrice Gas
Keefer
Elizabeth Shiples
Helen Mack
Helen Stewart
Marian Day
Wilson Avenue
Community notice from Braddock Heights gathering
A fragmented social item notes a gathering at 314 College Parkway May 27 hosted by Mrs Calvin Schildknecht with Mrs Sell presiding. It mentions films of Glacier National Park, a Meat Dose Prize to Mrs Edward Kefauver, and a later meeting at Mrs Gor sone Braddock Heights in June.
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Calvin Schildknecht
College Parkway
Wm. Sell
Cre
Glacier National Park
Edward Kefauver
Game Drize
Utr
Gorsone Braddock
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Saul Kaye
Lee Place
Kaye
Max L. Kane
James W. Lowe
Steven
Kane
Brooklyn
Lowe
Stillwater
Oxla
Oklahoma A. & ML
N. A. Lufburrow
Island of
Cyprus
Mediterranean Sea
The
National Geographic
Ey Suyt
Miss Feete
Ant
Sue Ann Cover
Flower Girl
Mrs. Shewbridge
Greig
Kern
Rebecca Manuel
Ninth Street
McMechen
Shewbridge
Brunswick High School
Potomac Edison Company
University of Maryland College
Adamstown
Milton Fry
Mia, James C
Fellows
Linda Smith
Howard M. Smith
West 12Th Street
Ruth Ann
Wmal-Tv
Channel 7
Barbados
Ty Sieg Sealessane
Boomers Ray Estate Co
HH. T. Webster
Effie Catherine Wiles
Utica
E. Koontz Helwig
Mt Hope Cemetery
Glenn Putman
Earl Hill
Earl Smith
Chester Lenhart
Albert Main
Frank Martz
Abigail M. Summel
Raymond C. Myers
Solomons Lutheran Church
Lamarr
LeRoy Barrick
Lawrence Dorsey
Lester Long
Dutrow
Frank Winebrenner
G. C. Batton
Clarence Lyndon
Howard
Oak Orchard
Ralph E White
Marion Boyer
Claude Dorsey
Bruce Shepley
Burkhart Fogle
Central Cemetery
M Or. Etchison and Son
Bertha Jesse
Beitler
Molesworth
Poplar Springs
Desse
Obediah F. Reightier
North Eutaw Street
David and
Babigah
Thurmont United
Howard Chapel Methodist Church
Long Corner
C. H. Michael
Betty Lou Burdette
Mary Frances Hardy
William Hood
Robert Bowman
Ralph Shipley
Leland Pickett
Claude Ecker
George Fleming
Howard Eugene Dorsey
Lorraine
Genevieve Dorsey
New London
Dorsey
A. A. Thompson
Jesus
Mary Pryor
C. E. Hicks, II
Anna Gertrude Barnes
Hick’s
Mer
Lowaepa
Peo
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