Russians Told Gubitchev Sent Home Amid Groundless Claims
London reports that Valentin A Gubitchev is being sent to the US within two weeks after a court found the espionage charges groundless, based on testimony from alleged agents of American intelligence. Coplon was also sentenced to 15 years, while Gubitchev's term was suspended pending departure.
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London
Valentin A. Gubitchevy
New York
Tass
United Nations
Gubachev
Gubltchev
Gubitchev
Judith Copion
Russia
Misys Copion
Gubitchey
Russian Blunders Across Wartime Strategy and Leadership
The piece questions Soviet military judgment and intelligence after World War II, citing Churchill’s memoirs on Stalin’s 1940 and 1941 blunders. It contrasts Western leaders with Soviet planners, noting unprepared Russian defenses and misreadings of German offensives. It asks if Russia learned from history or remains fixated on theory.
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Folitburo
Soviet Union
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Balkan States
Bitler
Churchill
Britain
Siams
Frederick Culler to Step Aside as Frederick Mayor
Frederick will not seek re election ending seven term mayoralty and marking a major shift in the citys leadership Crosstown projects funded under his tenure include water and sewer expansions Baker Park and the Municipal Airport dedication His departure may deprive Frederick of long time guidance but he is expected to remain available for advisory support to future administrations from both parties.
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Rames
Fredrick
M.laud
C Culler
Culler
Frederick
Fredernich
My Diller
Baker and Muallain
Miss Dix
Freedom of Choice and Life’s Fixed Edges
Earl L. Douglass discusses liberty and fate, noting 95 percent of life is fixed by circumstance. He compares us to children on a father's knee, with only a small 5 percent our own to shape. He urges humor in the debate over liberty and highlights the value of personal development within limits.
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Earl L. Douglass
Babson Newspaper
Fifty Years Ago Gord Hems Eton the Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago Gord Hems Eton the Columns Of The News dated March 10, 1900 recounts a lantern hog incident on Neath Market street and a trustee sale of a West Fifth street house for 930 dollars. The West Patrick street property was offered then withdrawn at 6100 dollars. An entertainment by Fred Mick Female High School raised about 100 dollars for the library. The News editorially urges tollhouse lighting. Ruck Lodge plans a grade crossing abolition and a new bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Boards.
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Gord Hems Eton
the News
William Wills
Lambright
Strasbergers
Neath
Market Street
West Fifth Street
O Doh & Newman
West Patrick Street
Fredmick Female High School
Lrrary
Grose
Ruck Lodge
Baltmere and
Ohin
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Column Of The News
A 16 year old youth near Thurmont was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction for theft of 15 chickens. Judge Newman rued no better facility could house the boy. The Federation of Rural Womens Clubs sent a cablegram to the London naval conference requesting arms economy and reduced armaments. George L Hossfield of Patterson NJ, world champion, visited Frederick High School and impressed 80 seniors by typing 40 to 140 words a minute. Justice Sherman P Bowers reprimanded youths for attempts to hang onto automobile bars. the offenders ranged from eight to eleven years old.
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Near Thurmont
House of Correction
Newman
Federation OF Rural Womens Clubs
London Naval Conference
Frederick County
George L. Hossfield
Paterson
N. Jr
Frederick
Commercial Department of
Frederick High School
Sherman P. Bowers
Indian relief debates set stage for self support
Washington Daybook discusses US Indian policy amid relief efforts. It cites a proposed 88 million dollar rehabilitation bill for Navajo Hopi tribes and highlights historic injustices on Mountain tribes like Assiniboine and Sioux. The piece notes two North Dakota congressmen push for land ownership and citizenship chances for northern tribes.
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Reed Blaene
Washington
Southwest
Congress
House
Senate
United States
Mountain States
America
Red Ape
Department of the Interior
Indian Bureau
North Dakota
William Lemke
Usher J. Burdick
Roth
Burdick
Lemke
Sayuenue
Washington charts clearer duties for each armed service
Today In Washington notes growing unity among the armed services. Each service now defines its duties within the Joint Chiefs of Staff, preserving autonomy while pursuing integration and coordinated defense funding. Navy progress gains support. questions remain about morale, leadership actions, and ongoing controversy.
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Washington
Armed Services
DAV
Lawrence
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
Admiral Sherman
Naval Operations
U.S News & World Report
Omar Bradley
Soviet Union
Defense Establishment
Navy
Sion
Defense Department
Admiral Denfeld
House Committee
Worc
Tax Structure Talk Highlights Federal Tax History
Owen W Avstes deputy collector spoke to the Incal Civitan club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on the evolution of Federal taxes from 1791 to the Internal Revenue Code era. John L Ponton introduced the program outlining income taxes, constitutional changes, and agency duties in an era of complex federal taxation.
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Owen W Avstes
Internal Revenue
Frederick
Incal Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key
Ayres
John L Ponton
Service Club
Congress
Astes
Civitans
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue and
Collector of Customs
Warren E Evans
Alexandra
Warren P. E. Smith
Marionette dinner for Pride and Prejudice cast at Hood College
Hood College drama club stages Pride and Prejudice in Brodbeck Hall with marionette dinner prior to dress rehearsal. Pledges to Alpha Psi Omega announced for Miss Ann Nygren Mineola NY Nannette Epstein Houston TX Frances Rawhouser York PA. Mrs Baer and son born at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Coblentz
Hood College
Hood's
Dramatic Club
Brodbeck Hal
Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Society
Ann Nygren
Mineola
N. Y
Nannette Epstein
Houston
Tex
Frances Rawhouser
York
Bennetts
Miss Guthrie Addresses Moral Force In World Politics
Miss Anne Guthrie spoke at Hood College on Moral Force in World Politics as part of Religious Emphasis Week. She urged a scientific attitude to facts and loving attitude toward people, stressing the UN link and five personal cultivations Knowledge imagination patience responsibility and concern.
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Miss Guthrie
Anne Guthrie
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Guthrie
Town Hall Club
United Nations
Europe
Africa
Asia
U. N
Ann Brown
Lewisburg
A. Truxal
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on Camp Transforming a Teenage Girl
Dorothy Dix offers a camp remedy for a 16 year old girl who feels ugly shy and tired. The reply touts a summer camp to build health confidence social skills and independence while noting most girls improve with proper diet exercise and new experiences away from home.
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Miss Dix
Moderate Weekend Weather Forecast With Likely Rain
Ice formed this morning as temperatures dropped to 21 degrees. The weather observer said temperatures would begin to moderate Saturday with rain possible by tomorrow night. Culler Lake was ice covered and some ponds froze. high winds eased from Thursday's severe cold. Tonight maximum near 33 and a low around 28 is expected. tomorrow’s high around 38 with a low near 28. Invitations issued for Rebekah Derr and James Schaffer wedding on March 25 at St Luke's Lutheran church Feegaville.
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Culler Lake
Toda
Harry Derr
Frederik
Rebekah Derr
James Schaffer
Schafer
Frederick
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Feegaville
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Joan M Anderson
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David Goldstein
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Fairiiry Avenue
Clyde B Tucket
Warald I. Basore
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
M . Carson
DIFD
Bulding
Culler Avenue
Rasrdale
Ruth Ro Flantz
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Washington Daybook
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Penns
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Small Business Committee
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Calvary Methodist Church
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Armed Services Pafhdows Institute
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80Th Congress
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Schley
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Mix Charles F. Walker
East Second Street
N. Wilson Semey
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Route 5
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Gosnell
Taylorsville
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Kenneth Devilbiss
West 14Th Street
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Graf
Louise Wife_ brenner
Walkersville
Yellow Springs
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Charles Remsberg
Jeanette Remsberg
Miss Crampton
Harry Remsberg
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Carlton Rhoderick
Edward Keefer
Claude Crampton
Lee House
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Alonzo Corun
Monroe Corun
Donald Ranneberger
Robert Remsberg
Viola Main
Catherine Huffer
Patsy Corun
Irene Howse
Lucy Remsberg
Mary Louie Remsberg
G. David Garber
New York City
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Motier Avenue
James H Gambrill
North Court Street
I. Sheridan Barber, Jr
Herman Roe
Northfield
Minn
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Osborne
Price
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Institute of Radio Engineers
Grand Central Palace
Leroy Jackson
Philadelphia
Green Spring
NEA 95
Dorothy Dix
The
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Davis
Joshua A. Rice
Route 3
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Glenn E. Davis
US. Army
Roger C. Davis
Dickerson Nodale
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