Communism fears and family woes mix in 163 edition
A June 9, 163 issue discusses Latin American unrest and the risk of Communist influence in the region, noting Colombia Costa Rica and Cuba as focal points and warning against a Western Hemisphere Marshall Plan. The page also prints Dear Dorothy Dix advice columns on family money, fairness, and marriage, urging responsibility and lawful remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Latin America
Bogota
Colombia
Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
Guatemala
Cuba
Panama
Combative word lesson and piano recital notice
English lesson notes define combative as disposed to fight with example insult arousing a wild combative impulse. Mrs Richard P Ross to present piano pupils recital at All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall Court street at 2 30 Saturday afternoon June 12 list of participants includes Marjorie Fred Hirschman Ned Langley Nancy Helly Johnston Janet McDevitt Jeannette Rhoderick Kay Schnauffer Mary Althouse Ma Biser Alice Burger Anthony Norman Barbara John Weaver Jimmie Willard Patricia Butcher Mary Ann Hursey Patricia Brice Joanne Barnhart Blanche Gambrill Mera Braungart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Ross
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Court Street
Marjorie
Fred Hirschman
Ned
Richard Langley
Nancy
Helly Johnston
Janet McDevitt
Jeannette Rhoderick
Kay Schnauffer
Mary Althouse
Ma Biser
Alice Burger
Anthony Norman
Barbara
John Weaver
Jimmie Willard
Patrica Butcher
Mary Ann Hursey
Patricia Brice
Joanne Barnhart
Blanche Gambrill
Mera Braungart
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns 1898
June 9 1898 itemized notes report merchants planning a half holiday for Flag Day ceremonies at the Key monument cornerstone. Frederick Baseball Club formed with Summel Nelson Bennett Turner Phoebus Strewsburg Bennet College. Cherry shipments noted with six tons sent. Mr John Grove Union war home attacked by shoot the d ready for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument
Frederick Baseball Club
Summel
Nelson
Bennett
Turner
Phoebus
Strewsburg
Bennet
College
John Grove
Union- E
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local items from June 2 1928 note Frederick Lodge of Perfection Scottish Rite Masons seventh annual oatir Hotel Braddock. Michael Passaro local fruit dealer injured in a collision in Baltimore with knee and shoulder hurt. Bill King was invincible scoring a thrilling innings over Martinsburg, moves to second in Blue Ridge League. President Joseph H Apple completes 35th year as Hood College president with about 175 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lodge OF Perfection
Oatir Hotel
Braddock
Michael Passaro
Baltimore
Bill King
Martinsburg
Joseph H. Apple Ik
Hood College
Strength For Today By Earl L Courtass D D
The text discusses language differences across cultures and professions. It contrasts human language with specialized jargon used by machinists and musicians. The message emphasizes that mutual understanding requires learning another's language to align interests and avoid conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Courtass
D. D
Washington Daybook on Senate power and Social Security
A 1935 Washington Daybook profile flags Senator Eugene Millikin as a key finance leader shaping Republican policy on Social Security and reciprocal trade. It notes Stettinius committee findings to extend coverage, Taft Millikin dynamics, and rising Democratic critique, with Leo Lewis and West Virginia politics added as backdrop.
Political clash over European Recovery Program funds
Washington notes discuss how campaign politics touch foreign policy as Senate leaders and House Republicans debate authorizations versus appropriations for the ERP. The piece warns cutting funds would harm U.S. credibility and foreign relations, while predicting a possible party split and political payoff for President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Department of Defense
Senate
Conference Committee
Martin
Taft
Vandenberg
Messrs
Dewey
Siassen
Truman
Doctor Explains Multiple Sclerosis Disease and Treatment
A physician explains multiple sclerosis as a nervous system disease with variable symptoms. no single cause is agreed, and treatments range from rest and warmth to vaccines and drugs. A patient group, the National Multiple Sclerosis Association, formed in New York, aims to advance understanding and care. The column also notes an answered question about ether anesthesia and hair loss, concluding no proven link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Multigie Sclerosis Association, Fifth Avenue
103Rd Street
New York
Note on Hosting Etiquette Hard to Justify Reply
A reader wonders whether to respond to a guest’s thank you note for hospitality. The piece argues that a reply is optional, not required, and only appropriate if the writer wishes to engage further. It cautions that the note itself carries no obligation to answer.
Former Secretary Sues Meyers For 250000
New York June 9 former secretary Mildred R Lamarre sues retired Air Force General Bennet E Meyers for 250000 claiming he defamed her by imputing to her unchaste behavior before a Senate panel She says his statements caused her mental anguish bodily harm and led to illness Meyers is serving a prison term for pressuring Lamarre's husband to make false statements and has been indicted for perjury Lamarre formerly led Aviation Electric Corp of Vandalia Ohio and alleges Meyers owned it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bennet E. Meyers
Air Force
Mildred R. Lamarre
Jsuir
Meyers
Senate
Air Forces
Sees Republican Split Over U S Housing Bill
Washington June 9 Republicans split over housing legislation as Democrats predict home building will be a major issue in the Presidential campaign. Rep. Wolcott Michigan, chairman of the House Banking committee, proposed his own bill amid charges of socialism. Senator Taft Ohio had pushed a prior Senate measure. Democrats note the rift over public housing, slum clearance, and government backed housing research. The House bill would govern low rent units and redevelopment projects with government funding.
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Tris Cofmin
Washington
Congress
Eugene Millikin
Finance Committee
Republican
AbMikin
Harold Keautson
Denver
Millikin
Mirkin
Robert Taft
Senate
Taft
Milikin
Colorado
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Purdue University Graduate School
Eastman Kodak
A. F. of L
Stettinius
Capitol Hill
P. S
Democratic National Committee
Vandenberg
Harold Stassen
Dewey
House Republicans
Europe
Ohio
Congres
Houses
Rep. Wolcott
Michigan
House Banking Committee
Rep. McCormack
Massachuset
DHT
Effender
Wagner
D-Ny
Wolcott
History quiz prompts about founders and dam scale
Question and answer items discuss Elina Yale and John Marvard as benefactors, not founders, of universities bearing their names. It notes Grand Coulee Dam as the largest hydroelectric power source in the world, located on the Columbia River in Washington. It includes a faulty regulation golf ball size claim stating a diameter of 1.680 inches and weight of 1,620 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elina Yale
John ,Marvard
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Washington
Voice of America broadcasts spark Washington fever
NEA correspondent Feter Edson laments political hysteria in Washington over Voice of America and foreign policy. He criticizes Congress for pork, civil rights riders, and anti-Communist measures while urging sane restraint and a campaign overhaul led by calm leaders like Senator Vandenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feter Edson
NEA
Washington
Voice of Congress
White House
Forrmers
America
Palestine
State Department
Moscow
Armed Services
Congress
Secretary of Defense
United Nations
TVA
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Army
Kenneth Royall
Col Hamilton Robinson
State Departments Security Branch
John C. Virden
Commerce
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Senate Appropriations Committee
Voice of America
Latin America
National Broadcasting Company
Dewey Wins Favor With Maryland Delegates in Baltimore
Governor Thomas E. Dewey drew 19 of Maryland’s 21 RNC delegates at a reception and dinner, with observers predicting solid convention votes for him. Baltimore’s former mayor Theodore R. McKeldin praised the GOP showing and Galen L. Tait lauded Dewey as a superb campaigner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewer
Marland
Philadelphia
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Renpublcan
Maryland
Galen L. Tait
Dewey
Wedding Bells and Anniversary Glimpses Across Time
Reports of weddings and birthdays in a 19th and 20th century style, noting Miss Gloria Marie Stull’s May wedding to Joseph William Clemm at Stull church with a full ceremony, and an announced engagement of Doris Margaret Brown to Clarence M. Fogle, with plans for a near-future wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemm
Stull Rece Reformed Church
Tane
Gloria Marie Stull
Grace Barigis
Taneytown
Joseph William Clemm
Roy Co. Clemm
Ladiesburg
Romaine Motter
Charlies Trout
Brices
Guy P. Bready
Kenneth Baritgis
Creagerstown
Edward Newman
White Hall
Alice Crapster
Helen Stull
Thurmont
Charles Brachey
John Clemm
Richard Clem
Rocky Ridge
Niagara Fells
New York City
New Jersey
Tonertown
Lewis W. Brown
Jefferson
Doris Margaret
Clarence M. Fogle
Lice Fogle
Frederick
Clarence Fogle
Sabbath Proclamation Amid World Quiet and Faith
A compact reflection on observing the Sabbath and honoring the Lord, urging diligent listening to commandments to keep the day holy. Mentions Christians and Jews, with a call for the Western world to believe, awaken, and honor the Sabbath without burden.
Overseas bound Pvt Burdette joins Army out of Lime Kiln
Going Overseas Pvt. Burdette adopted son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cecil of Lime Kiln enlisted in the army in October 1947. He completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey and is now awaiting overseas assignment. His address is Pvt Burdette 13263229 Casual Army Post Office Fort Lawton Personnel Center Fort Lawton Washington.
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Pvt. Burdette
Walter Cecil
Army
Fort Dix
N. 3
Fort Loweton
Fort Lawton
Wash
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Sally
John
Dorothy Dix
Helen
Miss Dix
Bell Syndicate
Iis
the News
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Russia
Washington Daybook
GOF Congress Felicy
John L
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
West Virginia
Repub
Andersons
Mure
New Mexico
Agricuture Department
Chmnt
Globe Lynd
Babson
Lynd
Promptnesa
Staseen
David Lawrence
Batiles
Edwaid P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Sues Myers
U. S
West Coast
Dewer
Sylvanus Thayer
West Point
Braintrie
Mass
John Howard Payne
Tunis
Africa
Johnson J. Hooper
Alabama
Wilmington
N.C
Francis Miles Finch
Ithaca
N. Y
Eugene Hale
Maine
A. S
Charles J. Bonaparte
San Francisco
Committee of Vigilance
Vermont
Canada
Ford
Lincoln
Italy
England
France
Norway
North American Aviation
Los Angeles
Britain
Okinawa
Eisenhower
Hungary
Ysador Lubin
U.S
Torcester
Cole Porter
Penu
Ind
Jamus Ailsen
Sum
Rolland J. Thomas
United Auto Workers
East Palestine
George Price
Cornesville
Raymond B. Ferdick
Rockefeller Foundation
Buffalo
Marcia Davenport
Samuel N. Behrman
Worcester
Edwin Plgoron
Tu: Rinia’s Hospital
Ehman
Fumiladelphia
Pvt
Robert Burdette
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