Masakos immigration fight drives Masako clan hero profile
Washington column profiles Mike Masako a 35 year old advocate for Japanese American rights focusing on two immigration and naturalization goals. He highlights Japanese loyalty through the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and urges full naturalization for Japanese and repeal of oriental exclusion with a strict quota. Also notes Lewistown 4-H Club meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edson
Hal Boyle
Washington
Mike Masacks
Senate
House
Mike
Masaoka
Fresno
Utah
University of Utah
Mike Masatoka
Texas
442Nd
Masuokas
D Japanese-American Citizens League
Irogue
U.S
Hawaii
The
League
Dutch Cabbage Imports Help U.S. Food Shortage Ease
A six week freeze ruined much of Texas and northern Florida cabbage, lifting U S prices from eight to eighteen cents. Holland ships last season’s cabbages to U S ports for the first time in 22 years, aiding St Patrick’s Day corned beef and boiled cabbage. The newer U S crop will be harvested mid month, ending the windfall for the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Florida
Holland
United States
Netherlands
St. Patrick
A New Dawn of Nuclear Power and Air Flight
The article notes the explosion of the first atom bomb and highlights the revolution of nuclear energy in daily life. It discusses the first atomic powered airplane capable of circling the world eighty times on one pound of fuel and predicts wide impacts on factories stores and homes. It envisions a future where world peace enables unprecedented advances and changes in mankind's economic and industrial structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
Local Items From The News Columns March 12 1901
The Monocacy river’s greatest rise since 1889 flooded meadows along Gas House pike and reached the second floor of Reifsnider's Mall. A six car coal train was run onto the Pennsylvania Railroad’s new bridge to protect it. Senator Rohrback introduced a bill to extend election protections to municipal votes, risking illiterate disenfranchisement. A local store sold linen handkerchiefs at 12 cents each. Paul E Holdcraft, 9, earned 87.66 average and passed to fifth grade. Maurice Holdcraft earned 96 and also advanced. Harry Haller of Mercersburg College visited home on West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Monocacy River
Gas House Pike
Reifsnider's Mall
Pennsylania Railroad
Rohrback
State Senate
Frederick
Paul E. Holdcraft
North Market Street
Maurice Holdcraft
Harry Haller
Mercersburg College
West Third Street
Twenty Years Ago Of The News March 12 1931 Fire at Blue Ridge Summit hotel annex
The 20 room annex of the Chapman hotel at Blue Ridge Summit burned, leaving the building unoccupied except for summer use. Mayor Culler announced lifting water use restrictions from last summer. A cold spell began to lift, roads in Western Maryland were snowbound. The National Highway over South Mountain to be secured with guard fences planted by State Roads Commission workers. State Forester F W Besley told forest wardens at a conference that the department aims to establish a state forest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Chapman Hotel
Blue Ridge Summit
Culler
Maryland
South Mountain
State Roads Commission
F. W. Besley
Catoctin-South Mountain
Aryian
Roy Acuff to headline four Tivoli shows in Frederick
GI show preview features Roy Acuff and Smoky Mountain Boys as part of a 28 day Europe tour arranged by the Loyal Order of Moose under US Air Force auspices. Baltimore Lyric engagement precedes departure with top Washington officials attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Acuff
Frederick
Tivoli Theater
Acuff
Order of Moose
Europe
the Lyric
Baltimore
Washington
U. S. Air Force
Malcolm R. Giles
The
Moose
J. Jack Stoehr
the Tivoli
Smoky Mountain Boys
Jimmy Riddie
Robert Lunn
Pappy
His Jug Band
Tatiuls Sisters
Ratchet
Oswald
Tennessee Square Dance
Draftees and Vets Guide Promotes Education in Uniform
Major Thomas M outlines USAFI and college options for draftees and servicemembers. He explains off duty, correspondence, and group study courses, with fees as low as two dollars for USAFI programs. The piece notes 45 colleges offering extension courses and a path to GED through USAFI, urging readers to consult their dean before leaving campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M
Washington
Sam
Armed Forces Information and Education Division
USAFI
U. S. Armed Forces Institute
Madison, Wis
Orship
USAFL
State Department of Education
Conference Held At Hood College Discusses God and Citizenship
Intercollegiate conference at Hood College debated "What Does God Expect Of Us" with twenty delegates from six colleges. Prof. Robert Mickey led discussions on emotional integrity moral steadiness and civic responsibility influencing student life and church matters. Delegates from Franklin and Marshall Gettysburg Howard Johns Hopkins Lincoln and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Everning
Robert Mickey
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Mickey
Anne Townsend
Hughesville
Franklin and Marshall
Gettysburg
Howard University
Washington
Storer
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Johns Hopking University
Baltimore
Lincoln University
Union Bridge district drives March relief drive quota set
Union Bridge district selects Roger Luttrell as chairman assisted by Mrs Edward Eichman Doris Carr Patsy Hartzler Joan Harris Doris Lee Wilson Thelma Lee Devilbiss Paul Spurrier Mrs Geraldine Roberts Mrs Luttrell and Mrs Preston Myers to cover rural areas quota fixed at 500 dollars Mrs Katherine Eyler of near Union Bridge hospitalized for peritonitis operation Elmer Wolfe High School hosts St Patrick’s dance and talent contest March 16 at 8 p m talent prize includes a boy and girl from each Carroll County school winners to be crowned Shamrocks king and queen dancing to follow
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Union Bridge
Wmrs
Roger Luttrell
Hed Cross
Edward Eich~man
Doris Carr
Patsy Hartzler
Joan Harris
Doris Lee Wilsox
Thelma Lee Devilbiss
Paul Spurrier
Geraldine Roberts
Luttrell
Preston Myers
Katherine E. Eyler
Union Brige
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. Patrick's
Elmer Wolfe
Seven Last Words cantata delights large congregation
The Evangelical Reformed church heard the cantata The Seven Last Words by DuBois on Sunday night directed by Russell Hinds with instrumentalists Mrs. Charles Worthy Joseph S. Stephens and H. David Hagan and soloists Mrs. Rarry Spurrier Mrs. Harry Zimmerman Le roy W Blumenauer and Sam W Maples Jr. A repeat performance was planned for Good Friday at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Russell Hinds
Charles Worthy
Joseph S. Stephens
H. David Hagan
Ray Spurrier
Harry Zimmerman
Leroy W. Blumenauer
Sam W. Maples
Dr Heath Speaks At Hood College Vespers
Dr Louise R Heath dean of Keuka College Keuka N Y delivered a Hood College vesper sermon titled I Will Lift up Mine Eyes Unto The Halls She, head of Hood philosophy and psychology 1926 1947, was recently ordained at Keuka Park The Cecilian choir directed by Miss Anna Marie Budde performed Legende by Tschaikowsky and Prayer from Hansel and Gretel by Humperdinck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Louise R. Heath
Keuka College
Keuka
Heath
Fot Hood
Keuka Park
Cecilian Choir
Anna Marie Budde
Peter Tschaikowsky
Hansel and Gretel
Engelbert Humperdinck
39th Birthday Girl Scouts Service at Presbyterian Church
More than 200 brownies scouts and adults attended an 11 o clock Sunday church service in the Presbyterian church marking the Girl Scouts 39th birthday. Pastor Rev W Merval Weaver spoke on the Propositions of the Cross urging belief trust in Christ and living His principles. Mrs Herman Hunter presides local association and Mrs Paul G Johnson serves as executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
Herman Hunter
Paul G. Johnson
Schools in Frederick eye TV prize via vote plan
Frederick area schools may win a 16 inch television under the American Stores Philco plan. Every 25 cents spent at Acme or American Stores earns a vote for a school, with 500000 votes required to win. Parents and boosters will collect and mail in votes for their school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Philco
Acme
Adamstown Homemakers Discuss Fabrics and Demos
The Adamstown Homemakers Club met March 7 at president Mrs. Arthur Fouche’s home. Mrs. Clark Gibson led a program on selecting and judging fabrics for ready-made dresses, stressing color, texture, occasion, and washability notes. The group planned a March 16 meeting and voted gifts for retiring Miss Venia Keller and Red Cross drive contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Homemakers’ Club
Clark Gibson
Arthur Fouche
Isabel
Michael
Adamstown
Edgar Hawker
Robert DeRose
William Brosius
Frederick
Venia Kellar
Maryland
Red Cross
Waller Page
Brunswick Couple Married Fifty Years Golden wedding anniversary observed in Brunswick
Brunswick couple celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. Peer, a former railroad man, was born in 1879 in Martinsburg West Virginia. Mrs Potter, 66, formerly Lillie Spencer, lives with daughter Mrs. Clarence Striler and her grandsons.
Weddings Away Dunes Quiet Middletown Nuptials
Miss Mary S mers daughter of Chester S mers and the late Mr Summers married Charles Rudell Loy son of Mr and Mrs Spencer Loy in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev R L Marks at the bride's home in Myersville. The couple will reside at their newly furnished apartment after a Virginia wedding trip. Engagement announced for Betty Jane Athan Detour, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Athan Detour, to John Grayso Boone son of Hannah Mae Boone of Westminster.
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Away
Dunes
Mary Smers
Chester Smers
Myersville
Mr Summers
Charles Rudell Loy
Spencer Loy
Monroy Rfc
R. L. Marks
Richard Main
Ralph Loy
Broom
Harry Himes
Ray Loy
Malcolm Loy
Walkersville
Hattie Smith
Jefferson
M‘dletown High School
Virginia
Mr. and Himes
Raymond Athan
Betty Jane
John Graysoi Boone
Hannah Mae Boone
Community notices from Frederick area social events
Mr and Mrs Charles Roelke attend the Master Ph Dealers and Finishers Association Atlantic City convention. Dentists Verne Kemerer Stan Meadows C Broadrup at the Shoreham clinic in Washington through Wednesday. A daughter Susan Ann born March 10 to Mr and Mrs Henry Peelle Jr of Roslyn Long Island N Y. Mrs Peelle is formerly Barbara Harris daughter of Mrs James H Harris Germantown Pa formerly Bradd Heights and the late Mr Harris. Mr and Mrs Curtis Wills Thomas announce birth of a son Jeff William at Frederick Memorial Hospital March 9. Pte Jack Burtlette of Damas High, class of 1930, home on leave for ten days from Craig Air Force Base Alabama. Col F Lester Smith of Silver Spring formerly of Frederick leaves for Army Forces Finance School at Denver. Col Mrs Smith and the children join Col Smith late month.
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Charles Roelke
City
Atlantic City
Shoreham
Washington
Verne Kemerer
Middletown
Stan’ J. Meadows
Brunswick
C. Broadrup
Frederick
Eii
Susan Ann
Henry Pelle, Jr
Roslyn
Long Isla
N. Y
Peelle
Barbara Harris
James H. Harris
Germtown
Bradd Heights
Harris
Curtis Wills
Thomas
Jefferson Street
Nounce
Jeff
William
Frederick Memor Hospital
Jack Burtlette
Damas High
Craig Air Force Bi
Alabama
Lester Smith
Sil Spring
Army Forces Finance School
Deny
Mrs. Smith
Col. Smith
Ill Patients At Frederick Memorial Hospital Reported Improves
Among the sick Mrs Ida Sheffer of 109 East High street is reported getting along satisfactorily after a mal operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Charles Geisinger of Walker ville was removed from her home for treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Saturday afternoon in the G C Bar ambulance. Mr Allen McAllister of Jeffers underwent surgery recently at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported improving. Mr Charles P Henry of Rouse Frederick is recovering after a minor operation Friday. Mrs Byr Darby of Hyattstown remains in the same condition. Market prices for corn wheat and barley are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sheffer
East High Street
Frederick Memor Hospital
Charles Geisinger
Walkerville
Frederick Memoral Hospital
G. C. Bar
Allen McAllister
Jeffers
Fredick Memorial Hospital
Charles P. Henry
Rouse Frederick
Aic
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Byr Darby
Hyattstown
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Boyle
Lewistown
Evalene Lenhart
Sarah Ramsburg
Allen Reformed Church
Marilee Putman
Alverda
Ruth Grimes
Food For America
Ped
Katcha
Rer
Hugh Windowe
P News
Sonia Jean Albert
RFD 1
Danbury
Conn
A. S. Army Photo Aid
Camp Detrick
Kenneth Behrens
Kenneth Evans
Hood
Betty Feldman
Elaine Scott
Crystal Gercken
George Nichols
Edward F. Miller
Frederick County
A. Lufburrow
Mayer
Elmer F Munshower
West
Patrick Street
Munshower
John G. Sommer
Sandra Sommer
Usher A. Hall
Lewis Thompson
Merritt A. Bigelow
Hagerstown
Defense Department
U. S. State
Webster
Blue Mountain
Thurmont
Donald Carbaugh
Donald Sweeney
Elmer Sweeney
Allen Sweeney
Harry Welch
Robert McSherry
Gene Wollard
Charles Pormer
Lewis Hahn
Catoctin Furnace
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Horace E. Jackson
Earl Parks
Bloomsburg
Robert C. Luck
Mt. Airy
John Schmid
Halethorpe
Archie K. Steiner
Arlington
B. F. Phebus
I. A
Tucker
Cam
Dr. Heath
Markel
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