United World Federalists Letter Promotes World Order Debate
J. Wm. Brosius Jr., president of the United World Federalists of Maryland, urges readers to discuss basic principles for world order. He argues strengthening the United Nations, pursuing enforceable world laws, and considering universal disarmament, while weighing war, treaties, and police power in maintaining peace.
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United Nations
U. N
Benene U. S.A
J. Wm, Brosius, Jr., Pres
United World Federalists of
Maryland
Frederick
Canberras Race Against Light Marks New Scientific Frontier
Royal Air Force pilot Callard flew a Canberra bomber from Belfast to Gander in four hours forty minutes, rivaling the sun’s three and a half hour arc. The Canberra averaged 445 miles per hour, cruising eight miles high as it outpaced light in myth and theory, prompting reflections on unity and invention.
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Royal Air Force
Callard
Canberra
Atlantic
Gander
Newfoundland
Belfast
Ireland
Apollo
Charlot
Shinar
Heaven
Headache Study Finds Demographic Differences in Pain
A social scientist surveyed 6 900 people to chart headache prevalence. Married people show 61 percent headaches while unmarried around 0 percent. College graduates report over 70 percent. dog patch education falls under 39 percent. Medical students, executives, and professionals have many headaches. physicians at 45 percent fare better than manual workers and farmers at 55 and 40 percent. Younger people suffer four times as many headaches as older folks. The survey omits the score for those who give such tests.
Letters To The Editor On World Federation Movement Debate
The letter to the editor defends the 1949 Storm Resolution urging Maryland to consider a statewide vote on joining broader efforts to strengthen the United Nations. It argues the measure would empower the people to decide and criticizes opponents who supposedly misread the resolution or seek to deny public input. The writer insists democracy hinges on citizen vote, condemning those who oppose it as undermining public will.
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U. WN
Miss Morris
U.N
United Nations Organization
Governor & Legislature Council
Young Demos Resent Appropriation Of Name
Edward D. Storm leaders of the Maryland Young Democratic Clubs protest the use of the name Young Democrats by nonmembers. They condemn the Young Democrats for Butler and its McCarthy McCormick ties, urge laws against character assassination, and push legislative reform to ensure honest campaigns and clear voter information.
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Young Democratic Clubs of
Maryland
Democratic Students of Law UK
Edward D. Storm
State
Young Democratic Organization
Tyd Ings
Young Democrats
Butler
McCarthy-McCormick
Legislative Committee
The
General Assembly
Democratic Organization
Storm
Fifty Years Ago Tocal Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News on March 9 report a House of Delegates amendment to an election bill opposing voter disfranchisement. Philomathean Society debated preserving the Chinese Empire with a two sided panel, judges favoring the affirmative. Local student Samuel Guy Whisner, 12, advanced from sixth to seventh grade. Market quotes show butter 25¢, eggs 15¢, chickens 25¢, sirloin 12½¢ to 14? per lb. Horses sold to 152.50 and cows to 60.60 at Mr Howard Magruder’s public sale.
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Princeton Buckey
House of Delegates
Philomathean Literary Society
M. G. Urner, Jr
George R. Dennis, Jr
Douglas H. Hargett
Wr. H. Nicodemus
Samuel Guy Whisner
Charles Whisner
West South Street
Howard Magruder
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
The New City Directory notes the Smiths as the largest family in the city with the Zimmermans close behind. Horace Mohler of Point of Rocks leapt from his stalled car on B and O tracks near Douds and watched a freight wreck it. Two Gapland moonshiners received six months in the House of Correction from Judge Willard in Circuit Court.
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Smiths
Zimmermans
Baltimore and Ohio
Douds
Horace Mohler
Point of Rocks
Gapland
House of Correction
Willard
Washington’s revolving door of big government jobs
James Marlow discusses how new leaders enter defense and stabilization agencies, often as outsiders, and how their tenures end. He notes casualties like Louis Johnson and Alan Valentine, and outlines struggles with price and wage controls, labor opposition, and shifting agency leadership across the postwar period.
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James Marlow Pe Aton
Washington
Louis Johnson
Defense
Congress
Korea
Franklin Roosevelt
OPA
Leon Henderson
Prentiss Brown
Chester Bowles
Paul Porter
Henderson
Charles E. Wilson
Eric Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
Alan Valentine
ESA
Economic Stabilization Agency
Valentine
Johnston
General Electric Company
Wilson
Toledo
OPS Office of Price Stabilization
DiSalle
Cantata The Seven Last Words Of Christ To Be Presented
A cantata by Dubois titled The Seven Last Words of Christ will be performed Sunday at 7 30 p m at Evangelical Reformed Church West Church Street. Prelude features a quartet with Worthy Stephens Hagan Hinds and soloists Zimmerman Spurrier Maples Jr Blumenauer. Director is church organist and choir master Mr Hinds.
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Christ
Dubois
Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
Charles Worthy
Joseph §. Stephens
H. David Hagan
Russell H. Hinds
Harry L. Zimmerman
Ray Spurrier
Sam W. Maples, Jr
Leroy N. Blumenauer
Mr. Hinds
Zonta Club Meeting Report at Key Hotel
The Zonta Club held its weekly dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Miss Grace Brown reading the collect. President Mrs. Rhoda Kallaway presided over the monthly business session where officers and chairmen gave reports. The next meeting is March 12 at 6 40 p.m. with a program by Miss Clara Steinman and Mrs. Ruth Bowman.
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Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Grace Brown
Rhoda Kallaway
Clara, Steinman
Ruth Bowman
Truman eyes retirement amid 22nd Amendment debates
In Washington March, labor leaders threaten loss of support if Truman runs again, but he appears independent and may retire. The piece notes the 22nd Amendment limits tenure, compares with Roosevelt, and discusses potential successors and Truman’s future in the Senate or as a party broker.
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Washington
Ben
Truman
White House
Capitol Hill
Mr. Truman
Congress
Union
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Johnson
Missouri
Eisenhower
Vinson
Home grown or foreign born Congressmen face the Directory
A Washington column reviews the Congressional Directory, noting many members were born in their home states while others are immigrants who rose to power. It highlights cases like Sen Benton born in Minnesota later returning to Connecticut, Rep Sabath born in Czechoslovakia, Rep Machrowicz born in Poland, Rep Mason born in Wales, Rep Anttso born in Italy, and Rep Langer recounting a rare arrest in his career.
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Arthur Edson
Hal Boyle
Washington
Congress
South
Alabama
Benton
Minneapolis
Connecticut
Rep
Sabath
Czechoslovakia
Machrowicz
D-Mich
Poland
Mason
Wales
Anttso
McMullen
D-Fla
Senator Langer
R-Nd
Langer
Samuel Beard faces $478 007 tax evasion charge in Maryland
The Baltimore federal case accuses Washington sports figure Samuel R Beard of evading 478 007 in 1944 taxes by reporting 16 751 76 income and paying 5 555 58 while true income was 542 216 27 and tax 483 563 36. A grand jury proceeding is planned. Beard previously served time for tax evasion in 1983.
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Baltimore
Federal Court of Maryland
Samuel R. Beard
Washington
Beard
U. S
Ernest Volkart
U.S
Bernard J. Flynn
Flynn
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Colgate Glee Club Concert Planned At Hood College
Colgate University glee club under James Sykes will perform forty voices in Brodbeck Hall Hood College on March 27 at 8 30 pm. Hood Club sponsors the event with patrons and patronesses listed led by Mrs W Jarboe Grove. Guests include Hood College and local figures as hosts entertainments follow and reception on campus.
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Colgate University
Colgate University Glee Club
Hagerstown
James Sykes
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Frederick County Hood Club
W. Jarboe Grove
Hood Club
Holmes D. Baker
G. Hunter Bowers
J. Walker Carty
Casper EB. Cline
Andrew Coffman
George B. Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
William J. Delaplaine
Alexander D. Lewis
Sam W. Maples
Edgar H. McBride
Russel H. McCain
Parsons Newman
A. Austin Pearre
Gerrit Petters
Ruth E. Perry
Thomas H. Quill
Allen G. Quynn
Elias Ramsburg, Jr
Charles S. V.sanner
Edward D. Shriner
R. Paul Smith
William M. Storm
L. R. Schoolmen
Bernard ©. Thomas, Jr
Clyde E. Thomas
Edward P. Thomas
Andrew G. Truxal
Philip Werthemer
Byron D. White
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Frederick
Glee Club
T Heir
Gerrit Peters
Bernard O. Thomas, Jr
Washington Hood Club
Truxal
Hood Club of
Washington
New Hampshire Avenue
Mary Lou Springhorn
Roy E. Lowe
Herbert Heston
Heston
Morris K. Barrett
Alumnae Association
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Association
Side Glances and Engagements Highlight Wisconsin Dells Notes
Side Glances notes Jean Ann Kelly and Jamese Zimmerman engagement, both Wisconsin University students in related fields. Also covered are birthday and wedding anniversary parties, New Midway celebrations, a Baltimore trip update, and Lt Harry S Hamilton Jr reporting for active duty at Fort Monmouth after completing business college.
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John J. Kelly
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Jean Ann
Jamese P. Zimmerman
Preston D. Zimmerman
Frederick
Route 4
Miss Kelly
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Ki Delta
Azimmerman
Sigma Chi
University of Maryland
Harry S. Hamilton, Jr
North Jefferson Street
Signal Serbor
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Hamilton
College of Business Administration
Engagement of Alice Marye Reifsnider and James Crabbs
Mrs. Alice Reifsnider of Taneytown announces the engagement of her daughter Alice Marye to James Lincoln Crabbs of New Windsor. No wedding date has been set.
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Alice Reifsnider
Taneytown
Alice Marye
James Lincoln Crabbs
New Windsor
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Maryland
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Mary E Famous sold a farm of about 1497 acres and improvements southwest of Urba na along Fire Tower road and Route 240 to Charles W Lowe for about 28500. Elmer E Waterman sold 58 acres with improvements in Ballenger district for about 7500. Aaron F Rice sold 82 acres in Burkittsville district to Zecher and Guyton and others for about 6000. Frank A Troxell sold property on South Setor Avenue Emmitsburg to James A Bouey for about 4000. Nora Tresler and others sold a Luther A Hahn property on Sabillasville area to heirs.
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Mary E. Famous
Urbana
Charles W. Lowe
Elmer E. Waterman
John W. McElfresh
Ballenger
Optimists Hear Vision Of Community Boys Club
Daniel Culhane regional director of the Boys Clubs of America told Optimist Club members that a boys club should be a community project not a burden. He traced the movement from 1860, noting 337 clubs nationwide with over eight million in budgets, and outlined how clubs recruit youths, provide guidance and activities, and fit into local life.
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Daniel Culhane
Boys Clubs of America
Optimist Club
U. S
Culhane
Boys Club of America
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chicago
West South Street
Opti
Richard Rudy
Jack Shorrow
Boys Club
Boys Work
16Th District
Optimist International
Shorrow
Charles A. Price
Charles W. MaGaha
William C. Roderick
Childrens Aid Society
Juvenile Court
Niemann A. Brunk
Arnold Simmons
Luff's Stuff In All Fairness By N A Lufburrow
A reflective brief urging balanced judgment and fairness toward all, acknowledging good intentions widely while cautioning against singling out the few with bad motives in public life.
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Luff
N. A. Lufburrow
Property transfers in Hauvers and Westbrook districts
In Hauvers district the ville-Waynesboro road property changes hands for about $4,000 as Mr and Mrs George Jaharias and Mr and Mrs Albert Hillman sell their Lot to Mr and Mrs Oscar Rippeon. A two-story frame house at 204 East Fifth Street sells for about $3,500 to Mr and Mrs Roy Rhoderick. Mr and Mrs Richard Kline sell real estate in Westbrook for about $2,000 to Mr and Mrs Roy Rhoderick.
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ville-Waynesboro Road
Hauvers District
George Jaharias
Albert D. Hillman
Robert W. Jacobs
East Fifth Street
Oscar L. Rippeon
Richard F. Kline
Roy L. Rhoderick
Westbrook
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Vance
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Sim You
Lowse K. Morris
Enlightment
Young Demos
Labor
David Lawrence
Devereux
R-Md
Wake Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Jay
Senator Tait
Ohio
Boyle
Thomas A. Edison
T. Webster
Arls
Las
James H. Gambril, Jr
North Court Street
Sadie Stottelmeyer
Motter Avenue
Stottermeier
Washington Post
L Street
N. W
Messrs. Delapisine
W. Henry Decker
News-Post
Camp Detrick
Officers’ Club
NCO Club
Briggs Phillips Orchestra
Kavaliers
Waynesboro
Officers Club
Casper E. Cline
Rockwell Terrace
Freddie Broadrup
Freddie Markel
Peter Thomas
Tommy Grove
Jody Vona
Jimmy Vona
Christopher Woodman
Jimmy Green
Timmy Eddy
Scott Tyter
Nola Hean Gross
Susan Thomas
Johanna Zeiler
Sally Lee
Danyce Weinberg
Gale Ryler
Ricky Best Macky Culler
Nancy Ash
Ruth Ash
Betty Maloney
Anna P. Kennedy
East Third Street
New York City
Randy Shelhorse
North Market Street
Vicki Lynn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Powell
William’d. Powell
Walkersville
Margaret T. Powell
Walkersville High School
Frederick County
Ozvie Fagan
Orise
Bill, Jr
Elmer Moser
New Midway
John A. Renner
Cora
Johnny
Elizabeth Renner
William Bollinger
Willie
Edna Bollinger
George Crum
Joan Moser
Linda Jean Moser
Carmen Fogle
Carmen Fogle, Jr
Richard Moser
Violet
Dorothy Moser
Melyin Crum
Roy Renner
Anna Kennedy
East
Third Street
Oscar Miller
Mary Glad
Hill
Baltymore
Kennedy
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