Boyles Column by HAL BOYLE from Korea letter about enemy leaflet
HAL Boyle reflects on a Chinese army leaflet dropped to U S soldiers in Korea. He argues the message is propaganda aimed at sowing doubt and homesickness, urging soldiers to stay and fight for a lasting peace. He urges readers to resist believing the leaflet and to stay to defend liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal. Boyle
New York
Korea
Chinese People's Army Volunteer Forces
Wall Street
Donald Caine
Eighth Cavalry Regiment
Caine
Eighth Regiment
U. S. Cavalry Division
Seoul
Taegu
Main Street
U.S. A
Dr Winthrop Phelps Visits Frederick County Cerebral Palsy Clinic
Dr Winthrop Phelps, renowned authority on cerebral palsy, conducted a clinic in Frederick County marking his sixth semi annual visit since 1948. He advised enrollment of two more children in the Frederick Cerebral Palsy School as 31 local youngsters received care, with funds raised largely through Easter Seals drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Phelps
Frederick County
Frederick
Phelps
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Bible Reading in New Jersey School Law Challenge
The New Jersey Supreme Court rejected a bid to strike five verses of Old Testament readings from schools while noting that religious sentiment can remain. The case moves to the U S Supreme Court, which agreed to hear the appeal. The piece emphasizes the conflict over church and state and cites readiness to defend religious grounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Jersey Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Champaign
Lincoln
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for several property sales. John H Conrad and wife sold to Robert H Schell at 466-68 West South Street for about 18000. Ethryn M Etzler sold to Carl T Fisher for about 10500. Charles R Smith sold to Amos A Smith one acre at Mt Pleasant for about 5500. Louis E Eichelberger sold to Thomas M Eichelberger at 134 West Fourth Street for about 4000. A Thanksgiving weekend windstorm ranks third among US catastrophes for insurance claims behind San Francisco 1906 and Chicago 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Conrad
Robert H. Schell
West South Street
Ethryn M. Etzler
Alvie M. Etzler
Mabel R. Ramsburg
Braddock Heights
Carl T. Fisher
Charles R. Smith
Amos A. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Louis E. Eichelberger
Thomas M. Eichelberger
West Fourth Street
San Francisco
Chiigo Tire
Lincoln High Grad Completes Tank Battalion Course
Cpl. James M. Thomas, son of J. E. Thomas of Adamstown, finished the leadership course run by the 41st Tank Battalion of the 8th Infantry Division at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He is a Lincoln High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Thomas
J. E. Thomas
Adamstown
41St
8Th Infantry Division
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Cpl
Thomas
Lincoln High School
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
The Frederick Elevator Company fire loss was deemed total for building and stock after insurer adjusters settled. About 30,000 bushels of damaged wheat sold at 20 1/4 cents per bushel. A photo features Dr J W Downey of New Market named fish commissioner for the Western Shore. Ready to wear opening at Kemp's dry goods. Victor Staley appointed substitute mail carrier for Frederick. John Morris of the State Lunacy Commission criticizes Montevue Hospital conditions, sparking a defense by The News from Morris’s portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Elevator Company
J. W. Downey
New Market
Western Shore
Kemp's Dry Goods Emporium
Victor Staley
Frederick
John Morris
State Lunacy Commission
Montevue Hospital
Montevue
Morris
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns
Local items from The News, March 23, 1831, note trimming of 150 trees on North Bentz Street blocks by city forester C Cyril Klein, 38 miles of roadway to be oiled in Frederick district this summer by the State Roads Commission, Route 15 from Worman's Mill to Lewistown highlighted as major oiling project. Officer Allen Bartgis ill at home on West South Street, improving. Rev Dr Peter Ainslie, pastor of the Christian Temple Baltimore, spoke at the daily union Lenten service at Evangelical Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentz Street
Dill Avenue
Seventh Street
C. Cyril Klein
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Worman's Mill
Lewistown
Allen Bartgis
West South Street
Peter Ainslie
Christian Temple
Baltimore
Daily Union
Evangelical I Reformed, Church
Camp Detrick News Highlights Activities And Farewells
Camp Detrick hosts Red Cross fund drive to $875 with the mobile blood unit visiting next Wednesday and Thursday from Washington. Farewell parties honor Capt. Leslie A. Chambers and Navy Lt. Robert W. Swanson who depart for new posts in Cincinnati and Washington. Ann and John Bradley wed at the Church of the Nazarene in Frederick, while John B. Gascoyne marries Jane Suppas in Chevy Chase. Generals Collins and McAuliffe visit, new majors added, and Capt. Rudolph Palermo becomes the first Army dentist since WWII. Easter leave grants, a Gus Seickmann photo show at Hood College, and multiple sick calls round out a busy week at Camp Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Leslie A. Chambers
Navy
Robert W. Swanson
Chambers
Cincinnati
Swanson
Washington, D. C
Detrick
Naval
C. O
Cmdr
W. B. O'Neal
New
Ann Cooper
John William Bradley
Clarksburg
Church of the Nazarene
Frederick
Anna Mae Lee
Muriel Swank
Ann
John B. Gascoyne
Jane Suppas
Chevy Chase Methodist Church
Collins
McAuliffe
SPCR
Felix Magliari
Maurice D. Rice
Normandy
VII Corps
Max Salyer
Carlisle Barracks
Jack Vess
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Rudolph W. Palermo
Medical Service Officers
Fort Sam Huston
Tex
Samuel D. Avery
Troy H. Sanders
John Puskar
Edway D. Little
John Gascoyne
Charles Mayfield
Leo R. Idaszak
Jacob L. Lyerly
A. E
Gus) Seickmann
Hood College
Gus
Helen Helwig
W. A. Helwig
Mark
Donna
Frank J. Rie
Richard
Edward
Post Hospital
Troy Sanders
Waller Reed General Hospital
Earl T. Rosensteel
Beverly Farry
W. J. Harrington, Jr
Frank J. Thomas
Susan Gail
Watter Reed
Thomases
Pamela Ann
Luther Murray
Frederick North End
Marlowe Cline
Evangelical Reformed Church Choir
Jesus
Mary
Herman Wack Jackson
Noel H. Gross
Nora Jean
Charleston
5. C
Cypress Gardens
Quarterly Meeting Of County W. C. T. U. Held
The Frederick County W. C. T. U. held its first quarterly meeting at the M C A with opening prayer by president Mrs. Calvin Schildknecht. Reports by secretary Mrs. Jacob Shawbaker and treasurer Mrs. A R Rennsberg were given. An invitation to hold the annual convention in Woodsboro Lutheran church on May 24 was accepted and several committees were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Calvin Schildknecht
Jacob Shawbaker
Treasuerer
A. R. Rennsberg
Woodsboro
Albert Palmer
Mullendere
Ivan Lawson
Leroy Horine
Nichols
Austin Renn
Georgetown Convent
Maryland
Georgetown
D. C
Visitation Convent Alumnae Association
Baltimore Country Club
Anne Boyle
Baltimore
James H. Grove, Jr
Frederick
Hood Students to Spend Holiday in Bermuda
Ten Hood College students led by Miss Betty Crawford depart Idlewild New York by Pan American clipper for Bermuda, joining College Week with Belmont Manor lodging in Warwick and a Hood College Choir concert in New York on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Town Hall
Joan Dippy
Mary Burchard
Ruth Estes
Lois Vars
Vivian Steven
Kay McDougall
Anne Mae Wilson
Mary Ellen Chidester
Barbara Mayer
Sue Laventhal
Edward D. Shriner
Ceresville
Youth Temperance Council Organized In Calvary Church
Robert Manderson of Helping Up Mission Baltimore named credentials committee speaker. Local unions urged to send yearly reports. Luncheon served by Sunday school class. Burton Stevens elected group president. Misses Margaret and Price Young lead youth council meetings third Tuesday monthly in Calvary church chapel. Posters ready for Braddock rink. Radio director Mrs Thomas S Anderson presented national letters urging tape recording for broadcasting. Next meeting before Woodshoro convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Manderson
Helping Up Mission of
Baltimore
Thomas S. Anderson
Woodshoro
Ask Motorists Not To Block Accident Scenes
State Police at the Frederick barracks urge motorists to clear scenes after crashes. They cite hazards from parked cars and pedestrians lingering around overturned vehicles, following a tractor trailer wreck on Route 40 near Weverton last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Barracks
Route 40
Weverton
Trafic
Weddings Butler Baugher on Friday in Frederick
A March 16 wedding at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Frederick united Miss Delly Baugher and Donald R. Butler in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr. W. V. Garrett. After a reception for 125 relatives, the bride, a Peoples Drug Stores employee, and her high school graduate husband plan to reside in Frederick. Invitations have been sent for Nancy Ann Bruchey to Kenneth Neil Bruchey on April Sunday at All Saints Episcopal Church. A national survey notes one third of US women work, including one in four married women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler—Baugher
Lutheren Parson
Frederick
Delly Baugher
Oscar Baugher
Donald R. Butler
Harvey C. Butter
W. V. Garrett
Frederick High School
Hilda S. Grove
Nancy Annito Kenneth Neil Bruchey
Harry C. Bruchey
All Saints Episcopal Church
Good Friday Pilgrimage Through Old Jerusalem
Thousands of devout Christians walked the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem as Easter approaches amid tensions in the Holy Land. Diplomats and pilgrims, including international visitors, gathered near the Holy Sepulchre for the crucifixion reenactments and the Easter resurrection rites. Despite sunny weather, anxiety over regional conflicts lingered as Jordan and Israeli authorities coordinate access to sacred sites and transit routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Christ
Calvary
Jaffa
Old City
Jordan
Israel
Bethlehem
Middle East
Jordan Kingdom
Iran
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Mediterranean
Holy
Sidon
Tripoli
Lebanon
Frederick County PTA to Launch Five Session Study Program
The County Council of PTA plans a five evening study program starting April 9 at Frederick High School to discuss school problems. Noted educators from Hood College and University of Maryland will lead sessions on topics such as What Kind of Schools We Want and modern curricula with panels led by school officials. The program aims to inform parents how to evaluate teaching today with endorsements from the Board of Education. Sgt. W. W. Corbin is council president and a committee coordinates invitations and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
County Council of
PTA
Frederick High School
Harold Benjamin
University of Maryland College of Education
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Eugene W. Pruitt
Evelyn L. Mudge
Hood
Dorothy A. Mudd
Harford County
Mudge
Board of Education
W. W. Corbin
A. D. Pollack
Urbana
R. Dean Stickell
Frederick
Eleanor L. Everhart
William Powell
Walkersville
Samuel Hays
Emmitsburg
Howard A. Flook
C. E. Henson
A. G. Norman
T. W. Oatman
Corbin
Global Markets Observe Good Friday Trading Closures
The Associated Press reports Good Friday closed most world stock exchanges including the United States Canada and London. Only cotton markets in New York and New Orleans stayed open to liquidate March 1851 contracts nearing expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial World
Associated Press
United States
Canada
London
New York
New Orleans
Press freedom in Argentina urged to back La Prensa revival
Washington warns that shutting La Prensa harms international standing and US ability to cooperate with Argentina. Secretary Acheson reiterates that loss of press liberty endangers internal rights and global peace, urging renewed protection of civil and religious freedoms under international scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Peron
Argentina
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Miller
Dean Acheson
United States
Europe
Asia
Latin America
International Organization
Colombia To Confer Honor On Dr Thorning
Washington March 23 Congr ssional leaders invite Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning associate editor of World Affairs to deliver the invocation on Pan American Day April 14 The occasion coincides with the Conference of Foreign Ministers of the American Republics at the OAS in the Pan American Union building Colombia awards Dr Thorning the Cross of Boyaca for scholarship aiding understanding in the Western Hemisphere Other North Americans named for decoration include Ambassador Wm Douglas Pawley Wm McChesney Martin and Ambassador W Averell Harriman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph F. Thorning
World Affairs
Washington Quarterly
Capitol Hill
Conference of Foreign Ministers of the American Republics
Organization of American States
Pan American Union
U. S
Eduardo Zuleta
Angel of
Colombia
Thorning
Boyaca
Simon Bolivar
Gonzalo Restrepo Y Jaramillo
Zubia
Angel
Republic of Colombia
Father Thorning
Bolivarian Republics
Western Hemisphere
Wm. Douglas Pawley
Wm. McChesney Martin
W. Averell Harriman
Exhibition in April at Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
The Cumberland Valley Artists exhibition will be at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown during April. Organized in 1992, it draws entries from artists in Frederick Knoxville Clear Spring and surrounding areas. A judging event and prize awards occur on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Hagerstown
Frederick
Knoxville
Clear Spring
Hood College plans for disaster mobilization on campus
Hood College initiated steps to mobilize personnel and facilities for disaster response in Frederick. A Civilian Defense Committee chaired by Herbert N. Heston reviewed space for student shelter and mass feeding, and planned first aid classes and distribution of Civil Defense pamphlets when the college reopens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Cirgillian Defense Committee
Frederick
Herbert N. Heston
Heston
Civilian Defense Organization
Hood
Ruth E. Perry
Helen Little
Dietilian
Edwin H. Sponseller
Nelle Blocher
Catherine Foland
Helen Martz
R. N
Marian J. Powlas
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the News
of the News
Elizabeth Smith
East Church Street
Marybelle Droneburg
Jefferson
Misa Droneburg
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daniel W. Fetteroff
Jacob P. Feiser
Elmer F. Munshower
Owen Wiliam Ayers
Harmony Grove
Anna Brown
Arthur E. Levy
Harry LeGore
D. Chester Kemp
Charles W. Ross, II
C. Herbert Kreh
Holmes D. Baker
Waverley Farm
New York City
Bermuda
Penbroke
Harry Butterfield
William B. Leichert
East Second Street
Richard van Horne
Irvington-on-Hudson
John Donovan
Batlimore
Katherine Lebherz
Stephen Boling
Thomas B. Lebherz
Dave Morton, Jr
Rebecca Anne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Morton
Nancys. Schroeder
Roy Schroeder
University Park
Stanley Filous, Jr
Smithsburg
John Willard
Richard Wayne
Thurmont
Florida
George Horne
Wildwood
Key West
Miami Beach
St. Petersburg
Robert &. Lane
Army and Air Force
Chattanooga
Tenu
Fellowa Studio
Chas. H. Himes
Patsie Lee
Donald Lee Garst
Webster
Rusk
Yan
Eek Te Om
Ve Service, Inc
T. M
U.S
Charley
David Lawrence
United Nations
Spain
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