Suspected Spy Linked to Justice Dept Case
Grim front in the espionage case centers on Judith Copion accused of taking secret Justice Department documents and attempting to pass them to a Russian engineer. Attorney General Tom Clark faces scrutiny as Congress weighs a full investigation into security lapses and possible undercover spying within his department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Tom Clark
Truman
Judith Cop- Jon
Justice Department
Miss Cop- Jon
Clark
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Miss Copion
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D We Must Like Our Work
In this piece Earl L Douglass urges liking one’s work as essential to success. He notes many start in disliked jobs but can grow to enjoy them through commitment, effort, and pride. All labor is dignified when done with dignity and cheerful effort, regardless of type or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
UNESCO survey sees world press revival after war
A two year UNESCO survey presented to the United Nations in Paris portrays an optimistic recovery of global press. Twenty nine war shattered countries are rebuilding plants and training journalists while access to news improves. Shortages of presses newsprint and skilled staff remain in places but the revival of newspapers and magazines signals a return to normal and a healthy press spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Paris
Unesco
Easy Money and the Pyramid Club Scheme
The piece warns against get rich quick schemes like the Pyramid Club. It argues common sense and mathematics show such chains collapse, with promoters profiting while most participants lose money. chains die quickly due to a shrinking pool of new suckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pyramid Club
Hood College Honorary Team Falls to Salisbury State
In the first meeting between Hood College Honorary and Salisbury State Teachers College Varsity, Salisbury wins 30 to 24. The game Saturday afternoon at 2:90 at the State armory closes Hood College’s basketball season. Also notes gas by products include coke coal tar ammonia sulphur naphthalene and carbon black.
Local Social Notes and Health Updates in Emmitsburg Area
Emmitsburg residents balance visits and family events with updates on birthdays anniversaries and long weekend travels. Mrs Carroll Martin visited Frederick with Mrs Rose Beall while J William Rowe marked March 10 birthday. Neighbors attended a twenty fifth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs G Wilbur Naylor in Taneytown. A hospital patient, Harry Weunt, returned home to convalesce with relatives in Gettysburg. Firefighters responded to a field blaze at the Blue Deck Inn on Waynesboro Road as the Woman's Club hosted games at Mrs Robert Gillelan’s home.
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Emmitsburg
Patrick Owens
Patrick
Crownsville
George Sandees
James Adelsberger
Carroll Martin
Frederick
Rose Beall
J. William Rowe
J. Halbert Poole
Roy Bollinger
Charles Conner
Hagerstown
Blue Deck Inn
Waynesboro Road
Thefternoon of
Woman's Club
Robert Gillelan
Fifty Years Ago Local Hens From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated March 14 1899 record the Frederick City Hospital Association meeting profits of 150 dollars reelecting officers led by Miss Jema J Smath, a 3000 dollar fundraising goal, a Belles Lettres Society debate on ambition, a clock confusion incident near Market and Second streets, plus retirements and dissolutions of local firms including the Blumenuauer bakery and Ebert and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
C. Derr
C. Hargett
East Fourth Street
Market
Second Streets
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Harry Dorsey
Rosenstock Brothers
Blumenauer
Messrs. Martz and Wyant
3B. Ebert and Sons
Augustus H. Ebert
Washington Daybook political clash over oleo and consumer rights
In a heated House Agriculture Committee hearing, Mrs. Ethan M. Clark challenges oleo pricing and dairy farmer livelihoods while Rep. Bob Poage and Rep. Walter Granger spar over liberty and paternalism. Consumers Union editor Mrs. Jean Whitehill defends consumer interests amid questions from Granger. An observer notes a heated exchange about Anglo-Saxon representation and a delegation from women's groups reports. Eviction in North China and manganese supply concerns close the page.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Ethan M. Clark
Leroy
N. Y
Bob Poage
Texas
Poage
Europe
Jean Whitehill
Consumers’ Union
Granger
Grangers
League of Women Voters
Council of Jewish Women
Council of Negro Women
Truman readjustment worries hit American business
Today in Washington March 14 the article argues that a broad economic readjustment is under way since last autumns election. It claims President Truman has frightened businessmen by his policies and promises, leading to curtailed heavy industry plans, rising unemployment, and cautious spending. It cites labor unrest, tax fears, and a manganese ore shortage as indicators of national economic strain.
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Washington
Mar
Truman
Dewey
Northport No 4830 house plan by Arthur E Allen
A two story four bedroom two bath home with living room and dining area at the rear overlooking the garden covers 1126 square feet and 23300 cubic feet excluding the garage. Designed by architect Arthur E Allen located at 90 04 161st street Jamaica 2 NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Allen
161St Street
Jamaica 2
N.Y
Six Student Speakers At Hood Promote World Government
Six student speakers at Hood College voiced support for world government during a United World Federalist seminar. Notable participants included Jean Righter, Ann Eberhart, John Joseph, Vincent Tortori, Cornelia Williams, and Alastair Kyle. The discussion covered civil war under world government, democratic versus communist policies, and how varied ideologies might coexist peacefully under a unified system.
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Jow
Hood College
World Federalist
Jean Righter
Drexel Hill
Hood Town Hall
Ann Eberhart
Yonkers
N. Y
Town Hall
United Nations
John Joseph
Vincent Tortori
Franken and Marshall College
Stewart Perry
Washington, D. C
Cornelia Williams
Goucher
Alastair Kyle
St. John's
Gene Gessler
Georgetown University
T. G. Narayanan
Miss Williams
Narayanan
Oliver. Reddick
English Lesson on GORDON Words and Vocabulary
Lesson reviews common misuses and pronunciations with examples from W L Gordon. It highlights correct phrases such as came but once and explains pronunciation of ara bic and the word falsity with a Browne quote to urge expanding vocabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Gordon
T. Browne
Judge Woodward Speaks on Divine Law at Hyattstown Church
Judge Charles W. Woodward of the Sixth Judicial Circuit spoke to a near capacity audience at the Hyattstown Christian Church on Divine Law and the primacy of love. The program included prayers, responsive readings, choir performances, and a social, with four new members joining the Fellowship of Willing Workers and a reconstituted club constitution adopted. A meeting is set for March 29 at the parsonage. The edition also notes a train robbery near Martinsburg involving Miss Alice Miller of Hagerstown, who was a passenger and recounts her account of the incident. Marriage licenses were issued in Westminster Union Bridge and Adamant is described as an ancient imaginary substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Miller
Hagerstown
Taneytown
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miss Miller
Harry B. Miller
Emma Miller
Miller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Matrimony Myths From Little Marys Essay
Dorothy Dix responds with a republished old piece exploring matrimony through a chorus of family voices. It portrays marriage as a mix of hope and critique, from a child’s naive view to Aunt Amanda and Grandma’s seasoned takes, ending with a broader reflection on adult choice. The column closes noting a puzzled woman’s question about age differences and Dix’s stance that maturity matters more than exact years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Little Mary
Amanda
Bob
Hilda
Open Forum With Dr Paul F Douglas At Calvary Church
American University president Dr Paul F Douglas and several foreign students will join a Youth Fellowship forum at Calvary Methodist Church in Washington. The event Sunday April 24 includes a public discussion on Alcohol, What About It, with dinner for guests and a Bible quiz led by James Lightner and worship by Barbara Beckelm. Nancy Pfeiffer handles refreshments. Next week the group will redirect its refreshments budget to a Lenten offering for their adopted Polish girl.
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Paul F. Douglas
American University
Washington
Calvary Methodist Church
James Lightner
Barbara Beckelm
Nancy Pfeiffer
Bible and wisdom quotes in a small devotional item
A compact devotional card listing Bible verses and proverbs. It cites Job 8 21 Ecclesiastes 5 9 and a quote about real service from D A Adams, emphasizing laughter sincerity and integrity as valuable in life.
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Brunswick
Thomas Strother
Arthur Rinehart
West Patrick Street
Mercury
W. O
Lucille Baumgardner
Elizabeth Yinger
Vida van Fossen
Frederick High School
Washington Daybook
Cleo
Further Choice Congress
Sport of
China
U.S. A
U.S. Information Service
State Department
Munitions Board
Russia
David Lawrence
Union of South Africa
India
Gold Coast
Brazil
Mexico
U. S
Cuba
Elmer Pehrson
Bureau of Mines
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Uncle Sam
Globe Lynd
World
Asia
North Amers
Andes
Atlas Mountains
Gorege
Broroen
AP News
Hood
Westminster
Donald M. Shry
Frances Louise Fickes
Union Bridge
Walter Edwin Franklin
Carolyn LaRue Lindsay
REA Service, Inc
M. Rec. U
PAT
Towser
Randpa
Dorothy Dix
Mamia
Bell Synd, Inc
Chamfort
D. A. Adams
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