From Brooklyn to Hollywood Susan Hayward recalls youth
Boyle writes about Edythe Marrener who grew up in Brooklyn and became film star Susan Hayward. She shares childhood memories, her move to California, and life with two twin sons in San Fernando Valley. She reflects on the contrast between her past games and her kids’ activities. Also brief casualty list from Korea reports 46 new battle casualties with eight killed, 35 wounded, three missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Hal Boyle
New York
Edythe Marrener
Brooklyn
Edythe
Susan Hayward
Hollywood
Jane Froman
Miss Hayward
San Fernando Valley
Flatbush
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Fatherhood as investment in happiness and youth
An excerpt discusses fatherhood as an investment in happiness, companionship, youthfulness, and mortality, urging fathers to protect these gains rather than neglect their children. It argues that leaving character development to mothers and schools harms wives and children and robs fathers of themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Spurgeon English
Temple University
Medical School
Reading the signs of our time in faith and prayer
A religious meditation asks if society shows signs of corruption or peace and urges readers to examine personal and public character. It references Matthew 16 3 and Luke 2 style language about signs, storms, and divine guidance, ending with a prayer for discernment and conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items from 1902 include war relics found in a washed field on the Adam Koogle farm near Middletown with a penny dated 1800 unearthed by high water. The Daniel Stauffer Farm in Lewistown district sold to Samuel Lambert for 1850 dollars. Jonas Kregelow rents part of Main and Walnut streets property to Charles T. Wilson for tinware and store business. A cow attacked workers during loading to a freight car at Montovia, injuring one man. A colored man was cut about the head. At the Relics Literaries Society meeting the debate argued for direct election of U S Senators by the people.
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the News
Adam Koogle
Middletown
Daniel Stauffer
Lewistown
Samuel Lambert
Jonas Kreglo
Main
Walnut
Biser
Toms
Hendrckson
Smith
Capitol Limited derailed near Brunswick. injuries minor
Twenty years ago a Ballymore and Ohio Railroad Capitol Limited train derailed at Weyermor three miles west of Brunswick. Passengers were badly shaken but no serious injuries reported. Also notes a St Patrick's Day with rising temperatures and a home intrusion uneventful. A chimney fire destroyed a 12 room farm home near Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Capitol Limited
Ballymore
Ohio
Weyer Wor
Brunswick
St Patrick's Day
Anslume
Harry D. Radelif
West Fourth Street
Joseph HH Linthicum
Ridgeville
Rauirosa Tunnel
Soldier Weissberg Assigned to Camp Detrick as Education Chief
S Sgt Samuel Weissberg, former Stars and Stripes staffer in Altdorf and Pfungstadt Germany, is reassigned to Camp Detrick as head of the Troop Information and Education Program. He served with the 79th Division in Europe during World War II, re enlisted in 1945, and later joined Stars and Stripes in Germany. His wife Aimee, born in France, and their three year old son George reside at 300 North Market Street.
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Detrick
Samuel Weissberg
Stars and Stripes
Altdorf
Pfungstadt
Germany
Camp Detrick
Weissberg
United States
Europe
79Th
Aimee
George
North Market Street
Farewell Concert by Reginald Stewart in Frederick
Reginald Stewart will lead the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in Frederick Tuesday at 8 30 pm in the high school auditorium. The program includes Beethoven Fifth Symphony in its local premiere with Dvorak, Ravel, and Wagner. Admission is by season tickets only. orchestra members arrive at 7 40 pm for setup. Stewart resigns as conductor after twelve years. Massimo Freccia chosen as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Stewart
Frederick
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Community Concert Association
Massimo Freccia
New Orleans
Stewart
Daily Bread and Love From Calvary Message
A devotional reflection recalls Pompeii’s rescue of a royal-mother and her deformed child as a symbol of God's care. The Glade Circle Class at EvansRelical Lutheran church held a St Patrick's Day themed meeting with Bible teaching and prayers led by Mrs Fox. A note from Sykesville reports a two week ban on visitors lifted at Springheid Swaze Hospital after an influenza outbreak.
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A. Parnell Bailey
Pompeii
Glade Circle
EvansRelical Lutheran Church Sunday School
Henry
C.fox
Daniel Fout
East Church Street
Fou
Russell Fraga
Shirkey Nehne
Beckerstown
William Wachter
Fox
Myrtle Powell
Edna Weller
Charlie Kevfer
Nellie Green
Addie Woermer
Elizabeth Martin
Charles Rhoderick
Lucille Rhoderek
Charles U Rhoderick, Jr
Steiner Spraks
Sykesville
Springheid Swaze Hospital
Truman Faces Tough Test To Pass Foreign Aid Bill
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson notes the Truman administration confronts the hardest battle of the year in Congress to approve an eight billion dollar package for foreign military and economic aid. The piece discusses selling the plan, secrecy around European contributions, and the geopolitical doubts shaping votes, plus Eisenhower’s NATO forces growth and optimistic stance from Paris.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Mar
Truman
Congress
Key West
Florida
Dean Acheson
Defense
Robert Lovett
Pentagon
W. Averell Harriman
Mutual Security Agency
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lisbon
Europe
U. S
Scientists claim substitute for blood plasma found
New York March 17 reports scientists believe they have found a substitute for blood plasma. The product called modified human globin uses proteins from red blood cells, prepared to dissolve in blood and feed the body like plasma, addressing wastage of red cells in plasma production.
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New York
New Automatic Rifle To Replace U S M 1 Reports Slow Timeline
Lt Gen T B Larkin, Army chief of logistics, said it will be at least two or three years before a new automatic rifle replaces the semi automatic M 1. He discussed future weapons in U S News and World Report, touching on missiles tanks vests and boots.
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Washington
T. B. Larkin
Army
Larkin
U. S. News and World Report
Night Circle Meets At Frederick Church Brethren
The night circle of the Women's Fellowship and Service Guild met March 6 at Frederick Church of the Brethren. A covered dish supper for 25 members and seven guests followed. Assistant chair Mrs. Jesse Fifer led the business meeting while Mrs. Helen Gouker read the call to worship and Mrs. Helen Wolfe led in a hymn. An evening play titled The Girls in Our Mission Schools was presented by several day circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship and Service Guild
Frederick
Salacious books debate and a will in Urbana estate
A columnist denounces salacious adult literature as obscenity and defends censorship while noting critics call it art. In Urbana, George J. H. Kanode’s will probate names widow Luvada E. Kanode as life tenant with two children to inherit, executors Grayson H. Mercer and Kieffer DeLanter witnessing, dated March 9, 1944. Also, Rear Adm Crizen assumes command in the Philippines and Paul E. Watson, former bank president, dies at 73 in Salisbury Peninsula General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Chicago Tribune
Lvnd
George J. H. Kanode
Urbana
Luvada E. Kanode
Sand
Charles Edward Kanode
George Martin Rufus Kanode
Grayson H.mercer
Kieffer DeLanter
Faul E. Watson
Salisbury
Paul E. Watson
The
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Peninsula General Hospital
Deaths in Frederick County area claim several locals
Calvin A Blair Jr and his family mourn the sudden death of Calvin A Blair Sr at 222 West South Street. The 49-year-old, a generator and starter repair shop owner, leaves a wife Ethel May Mills Blair, son Calvin A Blair Jr and daughter Constance Arleen Blair, plus brother Gordon Blair. Funeral set at 2 PM Wednesday at 106 East Church Street with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Additional notices report Thomas Edgar Harry, 52, Mt Airy, found dead at home. Thomas J Fowler, 73, near New Windsor, painter. Harry C Dusing, 66, Pleasant Walk, died at neighbor's after illness. Mrs Nora Jean Woods, 58, Emmitsburg, obituary with services in Tom's Creek Church. An infant, Edwin A Hewitt, aged 8 months 17 days, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sophie E Annan Ward obituary noted in Baltimore. Sophie had three children. Various funeral services and local corrections follow, listing residences and burial plans.
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Lvin A. Bisle
Calvin Amos Blair, Jr
West South Street
Paul and
Sarah Bartgis Blair
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Blair
Ethel May Mills Blair
Calvin A. Blair, Jr
Constance Arleen Blair
Gordon L. Blair
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Thomas E. Harry
Thomas Edgar Harry
Mt. Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pickett
South Main Street
Frederick County
William T
Mary Harry
Charles
Lansdowne
Goldie Hood
Anna Bohrer
Winfield
W. DeWitt Dickey
Locust Grove Church of the Brethren
Linganore
C. M. Waltz
Thomas J. Fowler
New Windsor
Pius J
Amanda Wolfe Fowler
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Emma Bohn Fowler
Kathryn F. Coppenhaver
Harry C. Dusing
Pleasant Walk
Albert Shank
Jesse
Callie L. Missinger Dusing
J. Melvin
Jacob L. Dusing
Hagerstown
Glenn Dusing
Harrisburg
Myersville
Pleasant Walks
A. B. Church
Church Cemetery
Paul F. Bittle
Floyd L. Woods
Nora Jean Woods
Emmitsburg
Morristown
Tenn
Samuel and
Mary Jane Talley Owen
Toms Creek
Mary Lynn Woods
Robert Owen Woods
John A. Connor
Philadelphia
James Owen
George Hale
Nancy Selkner
Cicero Sampies
James Inman
Knoxville
Tom's Creek
Adam E. Grimm
Keysville
S. L. Allison
Edwin A. Hewitt
Willis
Rosemary Woolever Hewitt
Thurmont
Route 1
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald Lee
Willis Bruce
Joseph William Hewitt
Joseph Woolever
Orlando
Florida
Alonzo Hewitt
Frederick
East
Patrick Street
Rocky Springs
C. E. Cline and Son
Lovia King Thomas
James. E. Thomas
Euclid Street
N. W
Washington
Asbury Methodist Church
Oelock
Robert L. Tillery
Ivory P. Blackman
Oscar B. Jackson
Jesus
Edgar Weedon
Albert Weedon
Riley Page
Ellis Page
Maurice King, Jr
Horace Weedon
Fairview Cemetery
Danner Family Rites Held at Pleasant View Church
Funeral services for Miss Daisy RB Danner sister and William F Danner brother were held at 1 30 PM at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren near Burkittsville. Interment followed in the church cemetery. C H Feete and Bro funeral directors supervised.
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Baltimore
Daisy RB. Danner
Wiliam F. Danner
Knoxville
Pleasant View Church of
Funeral rites held for Grace L Keckle in Emmitsburg
Funeral services for Grace L Keckle of Emmitsburg were held Sunday afternoon at Incarnation Evangelical and Reformed Church with body in state from 1 to 2. Rev. Edmund Welker officiated and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Grace L. Keckle
Emmitsburg
Incarnation Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edmund Welker
Mountain View Cemetery
Joseph Staley
John Ohler
Richard Rosenstee
William Simpson
Harry Troxell
Glenn Springer
S. L. Allison
Gaithersburg Personal News Highlights Birthday and Travel
Fannie Gittings observes her 85th birthday. New residents Dr. and Mrs. R. T. Meyers arrive in Gaithersburg. Residents visit relatives in Virginia and Florida. Local service members update addresses and duties. Students from Goucher College return for spring vacation.
Among The Sick Airs In Frederick Area
Kent C Nicodemus of Walkersville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital last Monday for treatment with a satisfactory condition. Floyd E Zimmerman of 702 Trail Avenue has returned home after a 14 week stay at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia and is greatly improved. Mrs George Keeney of Johnsville has returned home after six weeks as a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing satisfactorily. Charles C Zimmerman at his Bloomfield home is slightly improved after a period of critical illness. Mrs C Bernard Engle of 28 South Market Street returned home Saturday from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is doing well. Norman Condon of Wakefield Valley near New Windsor was rushed to University Hospital Baltimore after a Saturday illness and is listed as serious.
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Kent C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Floyd E. Zimmerman
Trail Avenue
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Keeney
Johnsville
Charles C. Zimmerman
Bloomfield
C. Bernard Engle
South Market Street
Norman Condon
Wakefield Valley
New Windsor
University Hospital
Itimore
C. W. Walt
Hospitality Etiquette and Safe Recipe Sharing
A dinner guest compliments the host and asks for a favorite recipe. The host responds with genuine hospitality and offers to share the recipe while protecting their own privacy and ingredients. The exchange balances generosity with discretion and respect.
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Boyle
Retis
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
Creagerstown Youth Fellowship
Louise Lare
Dorothy Swope
Betty Wastler
St. Matthew
Ruth Ann Free
Pslam
Edwin Free
Rachel Wastler
Genevieve Free
Robert Nathan
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc
Geen
Robert Na
Calvary
France
Britain
Eisenhower
NATO
Italy
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Spain
Switzerland
Paris
Ocean
Ike
Manila
Richard H. Crizen
Philippines
T. Webster
Sophie E. Annan Ward
Sophie E. Annan
Mildred B. Stansbury
Sheridan C. Biggs
Richard D. Biggs
Balimore
Mount Tabor
Rocky Ridge
Willem F. Burger
Mary Anna Elizabeth Burger
William F. Burger
Burkitteville
Doe Ang Elizabeth Saffel Danner
Mary Virginia Burger
Land” Wihem Frankin Burger
Florence S. Saylor
Rutherford
N. J
Hackensack
E. Koontz Helwig
W. Waller Culler
Joseph
George Flickinger
Elmer Houck
Charles Kintz
Woodsboro
Lite Hope Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Thomas W. Utterback
Virginia
W. V. Garrett
Ernest Utterback
Gary L. Utterback
Lester Utterback
Ray Baer
Irvin Ramsburg
Carmi Saylor
St. Luke's Cemetery
Feagaville
Waynesboro
Franklin County
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U. S. Board of Natural Resources
Delaware
Franklin
Braddock Hall
Hood
Beth Clapp
Deborah Daix
Mountain Lakes
Anna Grace Boyd
Nutley
Eile
Wirs
Fannie Gittings
Dill Avenue
Gaithersburg
R. T. Meyers
Dr. Meyers
Catholic University
William McBain
Lincoln
George Bradford
Davis Hershberger J
Som Davie
Memphis
Marshal Hershberger
Poolesville
Shirley Hays
Barnesville
Hays
Fort Benning
Frederick Hays
Martin Keffer
Virginia Hersperger
Elmer Orme
John Hilbert
New Castle
Del
Robert L. Haines
Leonard Haines
Mount Airy
Army Signal Corps
Camp Gordon
B.T.C
Serne
George E. Biser
S. A
Velma Grove
Pine Avenue
Creat Lakes
Norfolk
U. S. 5S
Devel
Johnsons
Pte
Carlton Johnson
Newburgh
Sergi
Harry “Buzz” Shipley
U. S. Army
States
Headquarters Command and Supply
Ft. Amador
Canal Zone
Fort Kilmer
Eleanor Barnhart
William R. Barnhart
Magnolia Avenue
Betty Lee Thomas
Carl M. Thomas
Liberty
Goucher College
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