Soviet Union rejects U S note on Korea crisis
London reports the Soviet government refused to intervene in Korea, saying the North Korean actions were provoked by South Korea and that foreign interference in Korea's internal affairs is inadmissible. Gromyko told Ambassador Kirk the UN Security Council cannot act with legal force. The note recalled the U S and S S response to the Lake Success meeting as a provocation. A district reshuffle in Maryland will place local National Guard under a new district head Col Arthur L Shreve. William N Keller Jr named manager of Chesapeake and Potomac Tele phon e Co Emmitsburg and Thurmont offices. Manila says U S military equipment for the Philippines will begin arriving next week as part of wartime mobilization and to replace worn out gear. The Chinese grain practice hinders efficient harvesting machine introduction.
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United States
Moscow
Alan G. Kirk
Foreign Office
Kirk
Drei A. Gromyko
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Korea
United Nations
U.S
Kim South
Gromyko
U. S
Kks
U. G
Redlina
Keepingina
Gromykov
Security Council
Cisions
Lepart
United Ations County Council
Lake Ecess
Maryland Military
National Guard
Arthur L. Shreve
Maryland
Army National Guard
Col. Shreve
Army
William N. Keller, Jr
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore
Keller
Westminster
Sykesville
Damascus
Doris Elaine Houck
Jane Christine
Em~ Smitsburg
Philippines
Manila
Department of National Defense
Defense Department
Elpidio Quirino
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Annual Picnic Recap
The Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club held its annual picnic Tuesday at the Pleasant Grove Community Hall with twenty seven members and guests. Mrs. Hu ber V. Biser presided as detailed reports on county Homemakers' programs and life stories of Carrie Jacobs Bond and Victor Herbert were shared. A prize was won by Miss Marguerite Burgee and gifts swapped in a closing social.
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Pleasant Grove
Huber V. Biser
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Biser
Merril Hahn
Marguerite Burgee
Robert Windsor, Jr
Bascom Neal
Taylor Caldwell
Victor Herbert
Robert Harrison
Airy
Yellow Springs
Paul Browne
Harold Staley
Lewis 4. Martz
Picnic Of County 4-H All-Stars Held Sunday
Frederick County 4-H All-Stars held their annual picnic at Gambrill Park with 37 attendees including members, friends and families. Evelyn Hutson led a lion hunt game after lunch while Harold Roderick served as president and presided over a brief business meeting. The group selected outstanding county 4-H boy and girl for possible admission to Maryland 4-H All-Stars, pending state review.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Gambrill Park
Evelyn Hutson
Harold Roderick Walkersville
All-Stars List From 4-H Club Honors Members by Year
A historical note lists 4-H All-Stars by initiation year with members including 1931 Mrs Maynard Hawker and 1938 Maurice Ahalt Merril Mert, 1939 Mrs Duval Sneadner William Fouche and Staley Hahn, 1942 Harold Roderick, 1943 Mrs John Garst, 1944 Leo Duvall, 1945 Mr and Mrs Robert Windsor Jr, 1946 Mrs Harry Rhoderick Roxie Montgomery, 1949 Patsie Himes Ruth Ellen Ifert Paul Coblentz. Three 1949 initiates attended. Guests included several named individuals and families linked to Damascus High School.
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Maynard Hawker
Maurice Ahalt
Merril Mert
Duval Sneadner
William Fouche
Staley Hahn
Harold Roderick
John Garst
Leo Duvall
Robert Windsor,Jr
Damascus Lions Install New Officers at Dinner Meeting
Newly elected Damascus Lions Club officers were installed at a June 28 dinner by Deputy District Governor Emerson P. Slocum. Installations included President William W. Mites, vice presidents Gordon Armstrong Jerry Williams and J Francis Barber, directors Howard Norton Everett Jones Glentonamer Paul Martin jail twister G Kenneth Howes, with carry-over directors.
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Damascus Lions
Damascus Lions Club
Emerson P. Slocum
Damascus Club
Willam W. Mites
Gover D. Armstrong
Jerry T. Williams
J. Francis Barber
Howard Norton
Everett Jones
Glen Tamer
Paul Martin
Jail Twister
G. Kenneth Howes
Hat Show at East Third Street Playground Draws Crowd
Fifty children and parents gathered at the East Third Street playground Thursday evening for a hat show sponsored by the Frederick City Recreation Commission. Winners across multiple classes received honor ribbons. judges included Richard Shetor Pauline Layton and Ann Hefflefinger. Next week’s project is a “Dress Up Parade” with a scavenger hunt run previously.
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East Third Street
Frederick City
Robert Cook
Jack Mercer
Gloria Houck
Richard Holdcraft
Thomas Ramsbure
Richard Gastley
Donna Lee Mercer
Carol Jean Wright
Pegey Holdcraft
Elizabeth Hamburg
Linda Ramabuirg
Jamboree Of Scouts Opens At Valley Forge National Grounds
The Boy Scouts of America launch a week long national jamboree at Valley Forge Pa with 50000 attendees awaiting President Truman who arrives from Washington to address the gathering on liberty and duty amid a 6625 acre camp symbolizing unity including a United Nations troop from eight nations and scouts from Hungary and Czechoslovakia.
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Valley Forge
Boy Scouts of America
Peaceful Valley
George Washington
Truman
Washington
Brotherhood
United Nations
Poland
Andrew Wonjcicki
Robert Kimes
Ol Cit
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
1959 Schuylkill river open air jam records
The News Frederick reports a massive crowd expected for opening day of a national event along the Schuylkill river with 290 Pennsylvania State policemen maintaining one way traffic. The piece notes colorful Scout uniforms, insect mascots, and a veteran television pioneer C Francis Jerking who helped start TV research in the 1940s.
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Wiight
Sea Scouts
Schuylkill River
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
County Units In Gettysburg Parade
Gettysburg Pa June 39 At least six Marshqand fire companies and drum corps will participate in the Fourth of July parade here marking the fifth day of the observance of the 7th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg From Frederick will come the drum corps of the Francis Scott Key Post No 1 of the American Legion Other Maryland units will include the Guardiar Hose Company Thurmont Trampstead fire department with two drucks of its mililiary Clearspring firresnen Arcadia fire company Upperen and the Vigilant Hose Company Emmitsburg Fourteen hundred dollars in prizes will be distributed
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Gettysburg
Crettysburg
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Post No Fl
American Legion
Maryland
Guarduar Hose Company
Thurmont
Trampstead
Clearspring Firresnen
Arcadia Fire Company
Upperen
Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
Prises
Evening rest and parcel tease a waiting spot
The fragment notes the end of the working day and the start of the yearly evening, mentioning supper dishes put away for another day and pondering the parcel that provides a spot. The text presents a reflective, domestic scene with implied routines and a future use for the parcel.
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Roland Green
Howard Taylor
William W. Miles
Damascus High School
Women’s International League of Peace and Freedom
Cazenovia Junior College
Cazenovia
N. Y
Gladys Walser
New York City
WILPF
Annalee Stewart
House of Representatives
Olive J. Reddick
Hood College
Gertrude Bussey
Goucher College
Reddick
Stewart
U. S. Senate
Michard FE. Tydings
Brian McMahon
S. Market St. Park
Frederick’s
Black
Florida
Georgia
Lawrence
Farmers’ Market
Market ST
Snap Beans
Valentine
Niewsenpapr
Jamboree of
Scouts
the News
Frederick, Md
Feiday
Spicelers
C. Francis Jerking
Square Corner
Remsberg’s Key Hotel
Esskay
S. Market St
Little America
Frozen Food
Fordhook Limas
California
Calif
Long
Beechnut Baby Food Si
Beauty
Chuck Roast
Lang
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