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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1951

Page

5

Scarce War Scare Ends Buying Spree in 1951 Shopping

Merchandisers report the January February buying orgy ended as funds ran dry and consumer spending cooled. TV set makers cut prices to revive demand while auto production stayed restrained by material allocations. Woolen clothing remains tight with Army purchases ongoing.

Bomb secrets floor courtroom stunned Kaufman in espionage trial

In New York City the defense and prosecution debated atomic bomb knowledge as David Greenglass described a diagram of the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombs. Dr. Koski testified that Greenglass notes could reveal plant details, while Rosenberg was linked to the delivery of bomb designs in 1945. The testimony underscored Soviet access to atomic data before the first test.

Kaufman David Greenglass Witmens New York City Greenglass Julius Rosenberg Los Alamos N. M Koski Rosenberg Russia United States

Reles Death Probe Revived In Brooklyn

New information uncovered in the nine year old cash death probe prompts Assistant Brooklyn DA Edward Silver to interview about 40 witnesses as part of a re examination of Reles death. Former Mayor William O Dwyer may also be questioned regarding the Murder Inc case before a Brooklyn grand jury.

Brooklyn Edward Silver Reles William O'Dwyer Mexico O'Dwyer Coney Island Murder, Inc U. S. Senate Albert Anastasia Senate Committee Charles W. Tobey RNH National Broadcasting Company Meet the Press

War Review and Church Meeting Highlight in One Page

Boyle argues the Korean War, nine months in, shows political gains for the United Nations and containment of communism despite heavy American and civilian losses. He predicts stalemate or limited victory, with Korea likely under foreign troops long term and leader Syngman Rhee shaping future events. The column also notes Calvary Methodist Church Leader's Bible Class meeting with Charles W. Mann presiding and upcoming events.

Boyle Hal Boyle New York United States Korea United Nations Red China Red Russie China Republic of Korea Syngman Rhee North South Korea Rhee Comunists Korean Peninsula Calvary Methodist Church Charles W. Mann R. Rush Lewis Jed Millard Cram Mexico Richard Patty Edward St. Rice

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

Local columns from March 26 1901 report the Frederick Republicans elect Daniel Burras as city convention delegate chairman and hint Peter Mantz may be the Mayon nominee. Gorton s Minstrels announce a City Opera House show tonight with a full company change. The B and O Railroad plans a half mile Rockville siding to make it a major passing point. Joseph F Eisenhauer declares he is not a mayoral candidate due to business interests. S A Aldridge is named an additional rural free delivery carrier from Mount Airy.

Frederick Daniel Burras Peter Mantz Mayon Gortons City Opera House Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Rockville Joseph F. Eisenhauer S. A. Aldridge Mount Airyn

Mayor Ant Aldermen Secure Farm Options East of City

Twenty years ago on March 26 1931 city officials announced options on the Charles W Zimmerman farm east of the city for a proposed filtration plant and pumping station. Also noted were a birth at Frederick City Hospital, a major garage fire in Poolesville causing $13500 in losses, a Hood College history speaker addressing Maryland cooperatives at the Rotary Club, and Rev Dr Z Barney Phillips delivering a Lenten sermon titled Behold the Man to a large Evangelical Reformed church audience.

the News Ant Charles W. Zimmerman A. R. Remsberg Frederick City Hospital Harry Kohlhoss Poolesville Mary C. Ott History Hood College Maryland Rotary Club Z. Barney Phillips Evangelical Reformed Church

Emmitsburg Chamber Debates Route 15 Curbs And Plans

At the Emmitsburg Chamber meeting Maurice Schnyderman joined to boost membership to 81. Col. Frailey outlined Thurmont Emmitsburg Route 15 improvements with a new association formed to work with state road officials, chaired by Edgar Emrich and Ernest Hammaker with Arthur Elder secretary. Frailey said 16 organizations backing the effort total 2372 people. residents urged action on poor curbs and speeding, while proposals for a town hall and May 11 charter date were discussed. A May celebration plan, museum displays, and free admission for members with guests charged $1 were proposed. meeting led by President B J Eckenrode.

Emmitsburg Thornton Rodgers Harold Hoke Chamber B. J. Eckenrode

Rolling section 30 food question dialogue

A brief exchange asks why the rolling section 30 food exists. One says they give the group a cheering drink before every game. The other asks for clarification and confirms the drink is root beer.

Draftees and Vets Guide on Army Leave Rules

Major Thomas M. Niall outlines Army leave regulations for active duty personnel. Entitlement accrues at 24 4 days per month for all ranks, with a maximum 60 days carryover and 72 hour weekend passes separate from leave. Approval depends on military necessity, and AWOL or confinement stops accrual. Travel time not deducted. delays counted as leave. Emergency leave may reduce entitlement. On leave, pay is the same. sick leave not charged against entitlement. Upon separation, accrued leave is paid at current pay rate plus allowances.

Thomas M. Niall Washington Army Regs Army Secretary of the Army

Perversion and Early Texas Petroleum Note

The text discusses usage notes for phrases like I agree with you and I agree to your proposition, mentions mispronunciations and misspellings, and defines perversion as a turning to a wrong end. It also cites Spindletop near Beaumont in 1902 producing about 17 million barrels of oil, noting Texas production before 1900 was relatively small.

Texas Beaumont

Miller Marsh wedding at Brookland Methodist Church

Miss Peggy Lou Tenquary Ish daughter of Rev Harry C Marsh and Edward Washington Miller Jr son of Mr and Mrs Miller of Romney W Va were married at Brookland Methodist Church Washington in a 430 pm ceremony with father officiating The bride wore ivory satin Enlaces lace and a circular train with finger tip veil She carried a white prayer book and gardenias Lenora Williams maid of honor Charles F Powers best man and ushers Eugene Ailes Jr and Robert Brown Romney reception followed They will reside in Romney Bride is a Mary Washington College graduate and former Head College instructor Groom a Dartmouth alumnus and Kappa Kappa Kappa member.

Lenora Williams Romney Berlin Germany Charles F. Powers Ithaca N. Y Eugene Ailes, Jr Robert Brown

Elderly marriage advised by Dorothy Dix column

A 51 year old woman asks about marrying a widower twenty years her senior for companionship and security. Dorothy Dix says age poses no greater risk than youth and recommends choosing a healthy, vigorous partner for lasting happiness and own home. She notes elderly couples often need companionship more than children’s homes provide.

Miss Dix M. J Holy Estate

Musical Comedy At Walkersville In Two Acts Fri March 30

Walkersville High School presents Sunbonnet Sue a two act musical comedy directed by Madeline Buhrman with Mary Lowe Smith in charge of dance, Nancy LeGore as accompanist. Cast features Carol Ann Wickless Esther Dinterman and many others with chorus of villagers. Production committees include stage art classes, shop classes, costumes, make up, refreshments, publicity and tickets.

Walkersville High School Madeline Buhrman Mary Lowe Smith Nancy LeGore Susan Clifton Flint Abijan Scroggs Henry Colemen State Federation of Music Clubs Barbara Bob Jerry Jackson Abijah Scroggs Carol Ann Wickless Esther Dinterman Dorothy Strine Wayne Winebrenner Doris Smith Roy Etzler Dagobert Bowers Doris Joan Keefer Audrey Layman Patsy Layman Mildred Lockinghill Yvonne Mentzer Geraldine Miller Carole Peterson Shirley Powell Mary Smith Shirley Stine Betty Stitely Elaine Stover Shirley Stover Betty Toms Judy Windsor George Bell Bill Clem Ridgely Cramer Allen Flanigan Bobby Fogle Chas Jones Sterling Pittinger Johnny Schildt Garnett Wisner Bill

Hoke Heads VFW Post in Emmitsburg

Hoke was elected commander of the Emmitsburg VFW Memorial Post after officers were chosen. He is a World War II veteran and former hardware store owner active in the community. Retirement commander Wal Rightnour recorded a strong leadership legacy as successors were named.

Herold M. Hoke Emmit Burg V. F. W Raymond D. Baker Fern R. Ohi Lumen Norris Roger Zurgable James Allison Wales Rightnour Louis Stan Roger L Zurgable J. Ahen Bow Wales E. Rightnour Louis F. Rosensteel Gerald Ryder Emmsburg John Walter Altion Distri Union Brid Lumen F. Norris King Harold Hoke State Department Ocean City

End Use Rule Reverses for Hongkong Diaper Shipment

Washington reports the Commerce Department ruled that an exporter to British Hongkong need not state the end use of his shipment after all. A department board said the end use is self evident. The shipment consisted of 100 dozen diapers.

Washington Commerce Department Hongkong

Social Etiquette for New Office Employees

A new hire faces early trouble when personal calls overload work hours. The guidance stresses avoiding sharing a work number with friends and limiting nonwork calls to maintain professional focus and intake.

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Reles Death Probe Cambridge London Oxford F.H. 3 Sharon Albaugh Frederick High School Charles K. Albough West College Terrace Frank Keefer Frederick County Medical Society Medical and Surgical Relief Committee, Inc Thomas H. Quill Byron White Edward P. Thomas John M. Culler Glenda Larue Garber Mickey M. Keeney Harry W. Keeney Woodsboro Ira M. Garber New Market Keeney U.S. Navy U. S. S. Greenwich Bay Harold L. Lydard West South Street Westover Air Force Base Mass Presque Isle Lydard USAF Presque Isle Air Force Base Frank Keeter Granison L. Bader Alvey M. Norwood American Legion Francis Scott Key 115Th Inf. M. N. G Norwood State Armory Dorothy Dix K. Fla Evelina Eveline the Bell Syndicate, Inc Peron Buenos Aires Argentina API Juan D. Peron Alice Walkersville Hoke VFW Post Lewistown P. T. A Lewistown Marion Rice Charles Clem Myrtle Baumgardner Raymond Stull Charles Palmar Friendship Circle Liberytown MR. Webstery Seee ED Webster Cupid MR. Milque Toast
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