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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1950
Page
5
Dorothy Dix advises a mother perplexed by a cold, neglectful husband who shows hostility to their eleven year old son. The column labels parental instinct as a natural defect in the father and urges devotion, warning that jealousy and blame can ruin the child’s future. Notes mothers should value affection and resist harsh discipline.
The article argues Russia plans to absorb Korea to pressure the West and redraw Asia. It claims Moscow exploits natives under a propaganda stance, notes past Japanese setbacks, and warns about potential broader Soviet aims and Western reactions.
Leonard F Kalmer of the Automobile Club of Maryland warns motorists to speed safely and take precautions during the Fourth of July weekend. He cautions that many accidents occur on long holidays and urges careful driving to prevent tragedy on the road.
The News today features Worthington FP Wachter son of AW Wachter of Walkersville, an honor student at Roanoke College, at Charlotte Hall commencement. Wy am R DeLashmutt, son of Elias DeLasheau, class orator and cadet officer. Montgomery County Commissioners allocate nearly 3000 to cover Taylor and Brown murder trial expenses. Master Geo Delaplain spending a few days near Unionville. Albert N McCardell of North Market Street visiting York Pennsylvania.
Expressing displeasure at fireworks violations Mayor Culler ordered strict enforcement. Catoctin Country Club golf finals saw Guy K Motter win the McCain trophy, 1 up, over Charles E Hudson after 36 holes. A man and woman claiming to be Disciples of Christ were held for further action after refusing identification and purpose.
Washington reports that war pressures and the Caribbean supply risk prompt discussion of easing import limits. With stocks below prewar averages and the Agriculture Department controlling quotas, the aim is to stabilize supplies and prices for domestic growers against lower costs in foreign regions.
Washington Daybook by Reed Blaine discusses the North Korean attack across the 38th parallel and the UN’s uncertain future. It contrasts Administration hopes for international order with calls for a strengthened peace through collective effort, citing Henry Jackson and Truman-era perspectives. It also notes energy, defense, and postal pay debates, including Texas Democrat Tiger Teague’s reaction to a veto override.
Today in Washington June 30 President Truman asserted constitutional right to order U.S. armed forces to Korea. He cited precedents from 1914 Vera Cruz action and other emergencies to justify executive action without immediate congressional consent. The piece cites Roosevelt remarks and notes potential needs for postwar legal ratification while outlining implications for Pacific security and Formosa. The article also discusses possible congressional ratification to authorize continued use of forces in the region.
A quiet 2 o'clock ceremony at Spring date Farm near Morrisville united Herbert F. Davis, principal of Michiletown Uieh Show, with Evelyn Field South in Harford County. The groom’s family and relatives from Shippensburg, Mount Airy, Farmville and Kensington filled the scene as guests.
Ruth Corinne Skell daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Skell of Baldwin Long Island N Y married William Meredith Smith Jr son of Dr and Mrs William Meredith Smith last Saturday afternoon in Baldwin Catholic church Fr Gorman officiated The ceremony was attended by close family Lynn Skell sister of the bride Clarence F Smith brother of the groom served as best man A reception followed at the bride’s home Miss Skell is a 1948 graduate of Nand College Mr Smith a Mary land College alumnus and first year medical student at the University of Maryland They will reside in Baldwin until September then move to Baltimore for his medical studies
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss M Jane Blumenauer and Charles Clifford Doll Jr set for Saturday at 4 30 p m in Evangelical Reformed Church A reception followed in church parlors Other notes cover Mrs Hattie O Hara 86th birthday and family gathering at Adamstown plus local travels and events including Army officer assignments and birthdays of relatives.
Side Glances lists numerous Frederick area social events and trips. Guests attend Mrs. Thompsons and Mrs. Zimmerrman celebrations at 307 West College Terrace. Richard and Edward Fitzpatrick host luncheon and swim party at Francis Scott Key Hotel and Braddock Heights pool. Prospect Hall residents await a European return. Multiple brief travels, visits, and family events span from Frederick to nationwide locations with dates and names of hosts and guests.
Multiple traffic offenses were heard by Substitue Magistrate Edward J. Smith in Peoples Court. Myron N. Mackley pleaded no operator's license and paid 5.75 in fines and costs. Merle Avil Brosius was found guilty for boulevard stop violations with 2.45 in fines. George A. Utz and several others faced fines ranging from 2.45 to 11.45 for speeding, parking, failing to stop, or driving without a license. Collateral forfeitures included numerous small sums. Also noted: markets to close for independence day with July 3 casual trading ahead.
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