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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1950

Page

5

Dream House Chase Sparks Worldwide Real Estate Daydreams

The speaker wanders through real estate sections imagining homes in dozens of places from Connecticut to Hongkong, Kansas City to the Riviera. The ideal six room house with an acre and views dissolves into a portable trailer fantasy with a rock garden and outdoor barbecue pit.

Connecticut Maine Florida California Riviera Hongkong Kansas City Seattle Albuquerque Isle of Capri

Niemoeller Speeches Under Protest in Berlin Inquiry

Berlin church authorities investigate two speeches by Rev. Martin Niemoeller amid claims by Communist and anti Communist presses that he favored cooperation with Bolshevist regimes. The remarks from Mannheim and Duesseldorf are being reviewed by Bishop Otto Dibelius in the Evangelical Church.

Berlin Martin Niemoeller Protestant Evangelical Church of East Germany Niemoeller Mannheim Duesseldorf West Germany Evangelical Church Hesse Otto Dibelius Council of Evangelical Churches For All Germany

Greatest Home Lovers By Hal Boyle

Boyle recalls the universal dream of owning a home, tracing childhood builds from lean-tos and tree houses to a lifelong longing for shelter. The columnist jokes about impractical fantasies from a Walden cabin to a 46 room mansion while noting home ownership as a symbol of security and belonging, not mere pride.

Hal Boyle New York Moe Thoreau Walden Pond

New Drive In Theater Opens at Braddock

The Braddock Drive-in Theater near Route 40 opened with about 300 cars present despite a power outage delaying the film. Director Harry C. Bondurant said the ceremony ran smoothly with Frances Perrott cutting the ribbon, Mayor absent, and Sheriff substituting for the first ticket. The debut featured a concert by Frederick High School and the film Hold That Ghost was planned for a 9 10 start before the outage, with Whispering Smith to follow for a two day run starting Wednesday. Landscaping remains a major project to be finished as the spring and summer work continue.

Braddock Drive-in Route 40 Harry C. Bondurant Frances Perrott Frederick Edwin F. Nikirk Lloyd C. Culler Sherff Guy Anders Mayor Culler Bud Abbott Lou Costello Bondurant

K Nine Corps Veteran Shotgun Death in Knoxville

A K-9 Corps veteran named Psyche was killed by a shotgun blast in Knoxville as a neighbor shot the wounded dog after misreading its symptoms. Dr R L McReynolds, owner of the neighborhood pet, said a newcomer fired on the drooling Doberman thinking she was mad near children.

Knoxville Tenn Psyche R. L McReynolds

Unclear fragmentary zoo event with hippo feed note

A fragmentary passage mentions a hippo unable to close its lower jaw except when lying down and needing soft foods and water from a hottie. The text also notes a ceremony followed by refreshments, dancing, and variety entertainment. An adult hippo may eat 400 pounds of grass and tree shoots so eight might.

Ladies Auxiliary members attend Baltimore Eagles installation

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to Frederick Rene Fraternal Order of Eagles No 1067 attended the Baltimore Aerie and Auxiliary No 59 installation in Baltimore on Sunday June 1 at 6 pm. Attendees listed include Mrs. Mildred Grimes Laura V Handley Mary Bo Unger Virginia Houck Mabel Ramsburg.

Frederick Rene Order of Eagles Baltimore Aerie and Aupiliary No 59 Baltimore Mildred Grimes Laura V. Handley Mary Bo Unger Virginia Houck Mabel Ramsburg

Truman point four program progress uncertain

James Marlow reports on President Truman's point four program amid long preamble and uncertain outlook since its 1949 inception. The piece notes 17 months of discussion without clear start, progress, or definitive outcomes.

James Marlow Washington Truman Point Four

Congress Approves Point Four Plan For Aid To Nations

The piece explains a proposed U S program to help backward nations lift themselves through American expertise in farming health education and electrification with private American investment to create jobs and spur progress. Congress has approved the idea but has yet to appropriate funds and decide yearly continuation. The plan targets about 60 nations with the State Department to allocate aid.

Congress State Department Latin America United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization World Health Organization U. S Mr. Truman

Faithful Workers Class Holds Monthly Meeting

The Faithful Workers Class met at Miss Bessie Bell's home with president Mrs. Lare leading. Members read from Proverbs and joined in the Lord's Prayer, with fifteen in attendance for the roll call.

Bessie Bell Lare

Word game meeting closes with Mizpah Benefaction

The contest word crown was used as the text word. Mrs Ra Martin’s guess box was won by Rachel Waatle. Miss Bell supplied attire and refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Harold Shorb with Holy as the following word. The gathering ended with Mizpah Benefaction.

Ra Martin Rachel Waatle

4 H Judging Team Arrives In England

Maryland’s championship 4 H dairy judging team arrives in England to represent the United States at the Royal Show in Oxford on July 4. Team members include Donald Pickering age 19 Baltimore. Lamberton Davis 17 Det County. David Ifert 21 Middle Town Frederick County. Bo Smith Frederick. Pepper accounts for about 55 percent of the world spice crops.

College Park Maryland England United States Oxford University Maryland Extension Service Doald Pickering Baltimor Lamberton

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