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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1951

Page

6

Lead Through Strength When A Bomb Pile Is Greater

NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports on potential shifts in Russian atomic policy as stockpiles grow. He notes the bombs would mainly serve as a propaganda and bargaining tool, not immediate attack risk, while Iran's oil nationalism could disrupt supplies and affect global dynamics. The piece also covers defense production expansion, and State Department objections to a new aid agency, with Cabot outlining Senate committee briefing points.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Russia Iran U. S Abadan Saudi Arabia Kuwait United Kingdom India Tran Hself Tran Treasury W. G. Reeder General Staff Thomas D. Cabot Boston State Department

Venus Dominates Evening Sky Through June Brightness Peaks

The 1961 Science Service note details Venus becoming most prominent in June as it reaches greatest eastern elongation on June 25 and remains visible after sunset for nearly three hours from Washington. It highlights Venus magnitude minus 3.7, its Cancer location, and maps for 10 p m beginning June. Saturn, Spica, Regulus, Vega, Deneb, Altair, Arcturus, Antares, Pollux, Capella, and Jupiter offer nearby celestial reference points. The other naked eye planets Mars and Mercury are too close to the sun to see.

Science Service Venus Washington Saturn Virgo Spica Leo Vega Lyra Lyre Cygnus Deneb Altair Aquila Pollux Gemini Twins Capella Im Auriga Piter Mars Mercury

Policy Mix Aids Europe Combat Ready Defense Plans

Discussion outlines roles of Defense and Economic Cooperation Administration in foreign aid. State would harmonize programs to avoid duplication with Marshall Plan, suggesting a separate agency would be costly and cause overhead. In Venezuela citizens taunt the regime by writing on money, leading to currency recall. Jim Patten’s Farmers Union libel ruling upheld 25,000 dollars. Utah Farm Bureau faces potential precedent on anti Communist labeling.

Defense ECA Economic Cooperation Administration Marshall Plan Administration U. S Eisenhower Europe Venezuela Rency Jim Patten National Farmers’ Union Utah Farm Bureau Federation Farmers’ Union William Ritter Federal District Court Salt Lake City Utah Washington Ritter Farm Bureau Walter Granger Bill Tn Department of Agriculture Extension Services Granger

Idiomatic Language and Misused Words Lesson

A classroom style note explains common misuse and mispronunciation of words. It highlights phrases to avoid such as I dow think we shall be able to attend and offers corrections. It defines idiomatic as relating to language peculiar to a people and urges daily vocabulary growth.

Homemakers Club Highlights Freezing Foods Lesson In May

Miss Beatrice Fehr Home Demonstration Agent led a May 24 Johnsville Homemakers Club meeting at Mr Pant Houck’s home. She demonstrated packaging and wrapping foods for freezing and distributed freezing guides. New members Edna Whipp and Irvin Eisenhauer joined. Millard Eyler reported Johnsville 4-H Club has sixteen members meeting third Thursday each month.

Johnsville Beatrice Fehr Pant Houck Fehr Millard Syler Carroll Harp James Schonnover Earl Dayhoff Edna Whipp Irvin Eisenhauer Millard Eyler Cravell Warp

June 28 events in Frederick County clubs and gatherings

The News reports a June 28 County Song Fest at Frederick High School and a series of homemaker meetings. Mrs Frank Grabill won a guessing game, and a weiner roast is planned at Mrs Edwin Hevners home in New Market. Entries cover demonstrations on house cleaning, readings of the American Creed, and reports from Extension Service on personality. Committees for a thirtieth birthday anniversary are named, and plans include a July 11 meeting at Mrs William Browning’s home and a Mt. Pleasant Homemakers gathering with 4-H girls attending.

Frederick High School Frank Grabill Paul Houck Edwin Hevner New Market Jack MacGolerlock John Molesworth United Nations William Browning Lucian Falconer Harry Davis McGolerick Murray Eisler Bernard Selby Mary McGolerick Clifford Watking Jacob G. Shawbaker Jack McGolerick Norman Lense Jessie Shawbaker Moss Shawbaker Jacob Shawbaker John Rhoderick Mt. Pleasant Clarence Lochner Karl McDevitt Evelyn Hutson Irene Calon Harl Kelly Austin Kelly Miss Caton Alice McDevitt College Park Jeroy Fothergill Vernal ©. Moore Extension Service

Motorcycle crash injures Ingper R. Conrad near Hyattstown

A motorcyclist identified as Ingper R. Conrad was injured Sunday morning on Route 240 two and a half miles south of Hyattstown after his bike hit a hole and slid 180 feet. He received laceration and abrasion treatment from the Hyattstown Fire Department rescue squad.

Ingper R. Conrad PLO Route 240 Hyattstown Conrad

Honored by Students in Annville June 4

Bernard P. Fogle of 119 West Fourth Street in Annville was honored by his fellow students on June 4. The gesture highlighted Mr. Fogle's positive impact and community ties within the local school.

Annville Bernard IP. Fogle West Fourth Street

Bible Thought by stretching forth thine hand on heal

A Mark Hopkins quotation cites Jesus Christ as the source of revolutionary social change through words. The passage references Acts 4 30 and emphasizes healing and signs performed in Jesus name. The tone is devotional and exhorting, reflecting on faith's transformative power.

Jesus Jesus Christ Mark Hopkins

Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism Explains Cure Method

Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free booklet titled Rheumatism detailing why drugs give only temporary relief and how The Ball Clinic has aided thousands of rheumatic patients. No obligation to request. send a letter to The Ball Clinic Dept 3505 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.

Excelsior Springs Ball Clinic Dept Missouri

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