Camp Detrick News Twenty Years Ago
In June 1931 the mayor appointed Frank W. Rothenhoefer as assistant city engineer and welcomed new policemen. The Frederick County Ministerial Association elected officers led by Rev. C F Dryden.About 220 alumni attended Frederick High School reunion as Ralph W Marsh was reelected president. Around 300 teaching applicants were received for next fall. A Camp Detrick barber shop quartet, Chem-Tones, prepared for a Father’s Day radio program with members Benner Harper Siler Williams. Eleven civilian and military personnel received letters of citation for educational programs for Naval personnel. A dog obedience demonstration was postponed to June 24 on Camp Detrick grounds. SFC Robert C. Jenkins, recalled to active duty since Sept 1950, was named Serviceman of the Week. Fifteen men earned Good Conduct Medals and two earned clasps. Lieutenant Colonel LaMonte A Tucker and Major Cecil D Miller led troop information on the Unified Code of Military Justice. Lt Col Vincent Ruwet was assigned to Camp Detrick.
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Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Munshower
Frederick County Ministerial Association
Ebert House
Braddock Heights
C. F. Dryden
Buckeystown
Frederick High School Alumni Association
Vindobona
Ralph W. Marsh
G. Lloyd Palmer
Camp Detrick
Lafayette College
Easton
Jim Harper
Frank Siler
Chuck Williams
The
Delta
Walter B. O'Neil
Camp Detrick Naval Unit
Trenton K. Roebush
LaMonte A. Tucker
Bernard B. Berger
Joe Woosley
John Puskar
BMC
Elton C. Cable
Clement E. Brooke
Robert J
Robert C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Army
New Cumberland
Chemical Warfare Service
Chemical Corps
Camp Sibert
Ala
Cheltenham
England
CWS
Balognes
France
Paris
3348 Signal Service Group
United States
Organized Reserve Corps
479Th Field Artillery
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute of Technology
Jane
East Church Street
Frederick
Drexel Institute
Herbert Battles
George Elgin
Spire Psarros
Cloyd Ruby
Cpls
John H. Ellison
Kenneth Evans
Leslie Horne
Carl Jaworski
Clinton Jeffery
Norman Lunney
Richard MecClorey
Gerald Schefke
Robert Sobers
Thomas Villatial
Pfc
William Simmons
Harry Huff
Paul F. Sadlier
Charles D. Salyers
Charles R. Mayfield
Teenagers in the Nation Face Scrutiny and Defense
Hal Boyle surveys a state inquiry into student drug use, arguing the teen is not a monster but a product of adults and circumstances. He cites police estimates of 1,500 addicts among 300,000 high schoolers, notes most teens cope without drugs, and presents teen voices defending youth while noting adult responsibility.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Bernard Gregory Stone
Fitchburg
Mass
Rush Elinor Howell
Marysville
Wash
Seenlen
Three Billion To Go For Hoover Commission Reforms
Congress debates Hoover Commission proposals now before committees as bills to reorganize government. Approved parts of the Hoover plan reportedly save taxpayers 2 billion annually. full adoption could cut federal spending by 5 billion. Several measures challenge powerful interests and will require a hard fight to pass.
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Oth Senate
House
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Congress
Veterans graduate wave marks GI bill success in higher education
The GI bill enabled nearly a million veterans to earn college degrees across 1,800 institutions, with about 30 percent of spring graduates being veterans. The program is praised as a strong postwar investment benefiting national mobilization and future leadership in industry and professions. Also reported is a theft charge against Mary Geraldine Johnson for $10 at a local laundry, with $259 bond set, and note that magistrates are at traffic school, delaying proceedings.
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Mary Geraldine Johnson
Allen Bartgis
Peoples Court
College Park
Thunderstorm Strikes Area Killing Many Animals
Fifty years ago in the New Market district a severe thunderstorm caused multiple animal fatalities. Three horses died on the Worthington farm south of Monrovia, a cow was struck at Plane No. 4, another horse on a Wisehaar property perished in pasture, and a Smith cow near Pearl was killed. A Quynn barn near Samsville was struck, causing minor damage and a shock felt by five men inside.
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New Market District
Worthington
Monrovia
J. C. Main
Charles Null
Plane No. 4
John, Wisehaar
Wm. Smith
Pearl
Co. W. Quynn
Samsville
Clayton J. Kefauver
Frederick
U. S. Arms
Fort Howard
Katherine Eisenhauer
School of Expression
The
Emmitsburg Water Company
Isaac S. Annan
Lewis M. Motter
Z. R. Zimmerman
E. L. Annan
Opera House
Florence J. Koehler
Joseph F. Figart
Grace Beard
Ann Wireless Event and Local Social Notes in Louisburg NC
Sunday event in Louisburg North Carolina announced. Dr John J Smoot earned a doctorate at University of Maryland commencement exercises last Sunday. Ruth Raymond honored at a shower June 7 by Mabel Thatcher and Carmen Gomez. Raymond to marry Thomas Bailey June 20. Clyde Peet left June for a vacation with family and trends in Des Moines New Mexico.
Truman Criticized for Korea Comment Sparks Debate
Washington coverage notes President Truman’s remark likening Korea casualties to highway deaths drew criticism in Congress. The piece argues Korea losses total about 140,000 including missing and injured, far higher than road tolls, and questions political use of the analogy amid wartime morale concerns. It also lists missionaries and church committee updates from Maryland and Virginia.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Congress
Bradley
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Marshall
Social notes and engagements across Frederick area
Social column highlights many residents visiting relatives and friends, including Remsbergs, Gilbert, Strine and K. Remsberg families. Miss Spinning visits Old Braddock after leaving The Palette Shop partnership with Miss Smith. Anniversary for Dr A A Remsberg Jr marks 31 years. Croghans return from Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach with local hospitality. Funeral for Charles F. Smith draws John F. Smith from Irvington-on-Hudson. Multiple engagements, weddings planned, trips across Wisconsin, Michigan, Florida. births announced for Meredith Lee Fouche. Students Sand ra Grossnickle and Nancy Kennedy noted. music degree for Charles R Anders Jr with St Olaf ties. and family news from Anders and other Frederick area residents.
Synod Plans Return Next Spring With Fiscal And Policy Debates
Synod sessions devoted to committee reports examined national and international political and economic changes affecting church work. Rev. Dr. Harry D. Althouse urged lay financial vigilance as benevolences costs rose from 60 to 90 percent of the budget between 1940 and 1950. Ministers narrowly supported social security legislation amid fears of church state separation. The report warned against intolerance and urged pastors to guard liberty, while six new parishes were opened, including one in Takoma Park, and Rev. Dr. Charles Enders was elected Board of National Missions president.
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Harry D. Althouse
Hickory
N. C
Committee On Social Action
J. Arthur Geschwind
General Synod
Faon
Paul Althouse
Frederick
Committee On National Missions
Takoma Park
Charles Enders
Washington
Church
Board of National Missions
Committee On International Missions
Milton C
Wedding of Lois Bush and Robert Arnette in Bolivar
Miss Lois Louise Bush daughter of Mrs Margaret Bush and E Leslie Bush of Bolivar W Va wed Robert Frajin Arnette of Round Hill Va in Bolivar Methodist Church. Rev Frank Shrader officiated. The bride wore light blue silk with white accessories and a corsage of white rosebuds. The groom's best man was Ralph A Bu. Relatives and friends attended. The couple plans a future residence in Hamilton Va after a trip through the Northern States.
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Lois Louise Bush
Margaret Bush
E. Leslie Bush
Bolivar, W
Robert Fra Jin Arnette
Round Hill
Bolivar Methodist Bar
Frank Shrader
Virginia Lee Myers
Reeds W. Va
Gio
Ralph A. Bu
Relati
Arnette
Harpers Ferry High School
Bridgewater College
Bridwater
Aldie High School
Little League season opens Monday in Frederick
Frederick's Little League formally opens its season at West 12th Street Park Monday at six. Civitan and NECA clash in the opener with a ceremony as Mayor Donald Rice tosses the first ball. If rain delays occur, the schedule shifts. opening week sees each team play three games and playoff dates to be set next week. The Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday at the Church of the Nazarene, 9 to 11 45 am, with a closing program Friday, June 29 at 7:30 pm.
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Frederick
West 12Th Street
James A. Grove
Civitan
NECA
Donald Rice
Grove
Arinally
SECA
Citans
Bible School
Church of the Nazarene
E. Sittig
Baltimore Post Prices Directive Quoted by Maryland Official
June 15 Accords to Hugo R Hoffman Maryland rector for the Office of Price Stabilization orders thousands of operators and merchants in the state to post ceiling prices and file a copy with the office by tonight. The directive broadly covers barber shops beauty parlors laundries and parking lots among others.
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Baltimore
Hugo R. Hoffman
Maryland
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St. C College
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