Washington's Warnings on Alliances in Congress
The piece cites George Washington's Farewell Address on entangling alliances amid debates over foreign aid. It argues the warning remains relevant yet stresses the nation cannot avoid Europe due to modern communications and transport. It notes vigilance against foreign influence and praises Washington's steadiness and objectivity in the capital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Halls of Congress
State Department
Europe
Washington
Outside Viewpoint on American Ideals Critiqued by International Students
A group of visiting students from Pakistan and Malaya spoke at a New York high school forum, criticizing American capitalism labeling and racial discrimination. They urged studying Eastern viewpoints and warned against complacency in the U S system, noting ongoing changes and imperfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pakistan
Malaya
No Sites Designated For Dumping Trash In County
Dorothy Fuller of Frederick writes that promises of designated dumping sites were never clarified by officials and Sheriff Anders. She recalls daily complaints about roadside trash and laments citizens driving miles to dispose of garbage. The letter asks whether action will follow or remain words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Anders
Thont
Frederick
Dorothy Fuller Frederick
Drive In Theater To Open This Evening
The Hiway drive in theater on the alternate Frederick Hagerstown highway reopens this evening after winter closure. Two shows nightly feature The Last Bandit and Wild Bull Elliott. Concession room rebuilt and enlarged for better service, per Dan Weinberg of Marva Theatres Inc. The theater will stay open until next September. An Emmitsburg man, Ist Lt Charles E Rowe, 25, has been called for duty at Balling Air Force Base in Washington. Rowe, a veteran of five years, recently returned from overseas duty in Guam and Japan piloting C 46s and C 54s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiway
Emmitsburg
Charles E Rowe
Charles J Rowe
West Main Street
Washington
Balling Air Force Base
S. D. Grubbs
Headquarters Command
USAF
Rowe
Bolling
Air Force
Sth
20Th
Far East
Thompson jailed for sixty days after drunk in public
Sammy Thompson a colored man of Frederick was sentenced to sixty days in jail by Magistrate Alton Y Bennett after failing to pay a sixty dollar fine for being drunk in a public place A vagrancy charge was pressed and Thompson had previously prayed for a jury trial and been remanded to jail He was arrested in the courthouse corridors on March 14 by Deputy Sheriff George F Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Thompson
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Thompson
Henry R. McQuay Jr
Eldersburg
Jenna L. Bidle
Middletown
Suraj
J. Bahadur
Columbus
J. L. Throckmorton
Chambersburg
Fraternal Order of Eagles Nominates Officers for Coming Year
The local Fraternal Order of Eagles nominates officers for the coming year at its East Patrick Street home. Election will be held Wednesday April 5. Nominations include Harry D. Shudt president Ralph H. S. Potts VP Robert Hartman treasurer Carlton Barger Worthy Conductor Nicholas Gus Vaciliou outside guard and others for secretary trustee and chaplain positions. Four delegates and four alternates may be chosen for the Cumberland state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
East Patrick Street
Harry D. Shudt
Ralph H. S. Potts
Robert Hartman
Carlton Barger
Nicholas Gus Vaciliou
Richard T Brachey
Wilbur F. May
C. Glenn Yinger
Wilbur L. Ford
Wilbur F. McBride
Rusrd
George W Devitbiss
St. Charles B Fleet
James W. Fletcher Lee F. Hoffman
Harry E. Rochzahn
G Roger Yinger
Ralph St Baer
Harry G Curry
Devilbiss
Earl J Fisher
Fleet
Fletcher
Potts
Marvin Talley
Charles 1 Wiles
Conrad Williams
Mr Yinger
Cumberland
Dune
Wens
Chaser
Former officer ambushed near Hyattsville in March
A discharged Hyattsville police officer was ambushed and shot twice while on a path early today. Prince Georges County police said 32 year old Thomas Ro Blad was not seriously hurt, admitted to Prince Georges County General Hospital with a flesh wound to the shoulder and a horn wound on the left side. The report notes Quebec’s strategic position as the Gibraltar of America.
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A. Jre
Hyattsville
Prince Georges County
Thomas Ro Bladon
Fifty Years Ago Loreal Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago Loreal items from The Columns of The News report a petty theft in St John’s Poor Box where a thief used a glue-coated wire to pull out money, with the amount later restored and the thief unidentified. Measures show Prof Ammon Burgere bought the Tyson property on East Patrick Street for 2400 dollars and will improve it. In the House of Delegates a bill to prohibit liquor sale in Frederick County was passed by the assembly. Emerson Artevars Society discussed Monday holiday proposals in College Hall, with debate deciding for a Monday holiday. Hamilton Davis, an employee of Kolb Brothers, was severely injured driving cattle when his vehicle collided with a barbed wire fence at Brook Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST John's Cathiahe Ehbyreh
Suis
Amon Burgere
Tyson
East Patrick Street
Hamilton Davis
Kolb Brothers
Brook Hill
Campaign weathering Acheson attacks in Washington Daybook
Washington Daybook reports intensifying Republican attacks on Secretary of State Dean Acheson as part of a broader anti communism campaign. It notes GOP senators and House members blaming Acheson for foreign policy, with Democrats largely silent, and discusses anxieties over the State Department, Alger Hiss, and policy direction amid partisan clashes on Capitol Hill. A separate item praises a government employee from New Jersey for seeking a career in public service and highlights a new rapid selector machine by Robert R. Shaw aiding scientific research.
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Congress
Reed Blaine
Washington
UK& Foreign Service
Capitol Hill
Dean Acheson
Senate
House
Acheson
Robert Tait
Ins
McCarthy
Styles Bridge
State Department
Administration
Alger Hiss
Congressional Democrats
National Committee
US Foreign Service
Ueer
Department
Ameryca Forest
Forest Service
Poe
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The News March 31 1930
Ninety enumerators are ready to begin the 15th census in four counties. No embarrassing questions will be asked per supervisor G Ed My ers. Approximately 1 200 public and parochial school children from Brunsweck and vicinity will join Shenandoah Apple Blossom festival at Winchester Virginia this year. Clifton Wirfs son of Mrs M F Harris Jefferson overcomes blindness to become a Life Scout at the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Staunton. As a boy he lost the sight of both eyes in dynamite cap explosion. Mr and Mrs Floyder ZImmerman have bought the Ramsburgs 702 Trail Avenue brick dwelling.
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G. Ed. Myers
Brunsweck
Winchester
Clifton Wirfs
M. F. Harris
Jefferson
Virginia School For the Deaf and Blind
Staunton
Floyder. Zimmerman
Irvin Ramsburg
Trail Avenue
Bipartisan foreign policy criticized in Washington discourse
The piece argues Democrats damaged bipartisan foreign policy last autumn, blaming John Foster Dulles and the Democratic campaign in New York. It contends Republicans face reprisals for cooperation, warns of reduced consultation on Far Eastern policy, and notes a shift as both parties test criticism's impact on policy and politics.
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Washington
Stimson
John Foster Dulles
Vandenberg
Senate
New York State
Senator Vandenberg
Dulles
Congress
John Foster Dulley
Repubiicans
Lehman
Truman
United States
Messrs. Attlee
Churchil
Acheson
Cooper
Kentucky
London
Woman's Job Is Lifetime One Dr Gilbreth Tells Students
Dr Lilian Moller Gilbreth told Hood College listeners that a woman's job encompasses her whole life, listing standards such as physical and mental fitness, emotional stability, social poise, and versatility. She urged transferability of skills across fields and emphasized integrity, responsibility, and initiative as keys to service in family, volunteer, and paid work.
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Dr. Gilbreth
Lilian Moller Gilbreth
Hood College
Gilbreth
Guilbreth
Hood College Leaders Attend Bethlehem Luncheon in Pa
Hood College President Andrew G Truxal spoke at a combined Alumnae Council and Hood Club luncheon in Bethlehem Pa. Attending from the area were Katharine Dutrow Mary Grace Helfenstein Alice Moser and others. The group stayed overnight with the Lehigh Valley Club and returned Saturday.
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Truxal
Bethlehem Pa
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Lehigh Valley Hood Club
Bethlehem
Katharine Dutrow
Alumnae Association
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Alice Moser
W. Jarboe Grove
Frederick Hood Club
Rhoda Fogle
William Noel
Hag~erstown
Louise Buckingham
Frederick
Lehigh Valley Club
Dear Wiss Dix on age gaps in marriage and love
Dorothy Dix urges that a 24 year old considering marriage to a man twenty years older must weigh love versus luxury and sacrifice. She notes maturity varies and compatibility hinges on romance, values, and whether love exists before marriage. She cautions against marriage for security and stresses fair dealing and true affection.
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Wiss Dix
Choir to Present Easter Cantata in Unionville
The Lingsnore choir under Mrs George Gorsuch will present Hail The Easter King an Easter Sunday program at pm at the church in Unionville. Accompanists on organ and piano are Mrs Isaae Nicodemus and Miss Doria Burrier.
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Lingsnore
Unionville
George Gorsuch
Wano
Isaae Nicodemus
Doria Burrier
Side Glances and Banquet News From Hood College
Side Glances notes sophomore impressions of the class of 1950 and announces upcoming Sophomore Review in February. Also listed are party committees with Miss Jungwigard Maplewood N J and Nancy van der Heyde handling chairs, plus others for decor, invitations, and cleanup. Dr Lilian Moller Gilbreth headlined Hood College banquet with new officer slate led by Marion Harsh, Jeanne Zimmerman, Edna McPherson, Charlotte Endres, and Caroline Shriner. Invitations issued for Catoctin Easter Dance on April 10 at Key Hotel with Clark Sheetenhelm orchestra. Further items include local community events and moves involving residents of Union Bridge, Taneytown, Brunswick, Westminster, and nearby towns.
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Hood College
Meyran
Mary Elizabeth Hoerner
Harrisburg
Doris Dreller
Alexandria
Nancy Hawk
Rochester
N. Y
Ann Parker
Mt. Holly
N. J
Mary-Louise Springhorn
Bogota
N. d
Doris Nygren
Mineola
N.Y
Jane Taggart
Aldan
Barbara Walsted
Glen Head
Nora Whittaker
Annapolis
Jung @wigard
Maplewood
Nancy van der Heyde
Verona
Joan Kellogg
Longmeadow
Mass
Barbara McLean
Philadelphia
Nancy Douglass
Jeanne Armstrong
Lancaster
Gilbreth
Lilian Moller Gilbreth
Home Economics Club
Coblentz
Marion Harsh
Greencastle
Geanne Zimmerman
Havertown
Edna McPherson
Flemington
Charlotte Endres
Washington
Caroline Shriner
Taneytown
Mary E. Mather
Roberta L. Cunningham
Helen Chambers
Lois Hill
Catoctin
Catoctin Club, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Clark Sheetenhelm
Harry E. Cornproost
Richard C. Dutrow
J. Richard Ramsburg
E. Eugene Thomas
Bible Class Meets at Evangelical Reformed Church
The Ladies Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed church gathered Tuesday evening in the church parlors with Mrs. Roy Ramsburg presiding. A hymn and Psalm 143 followed by prayer opened the program. Mrs Roy Gosnell led the social committee and Wilma Michael delivered a recitation while Miss Katherine Durraw reviewed Cry of Beloved Country. Refreshments were served after adjournment.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Roy Ramsburg
Roy Gosnell
Wilma Michael
Katherine Durraw
Annual Meet Of Co-Op Held In Maryland Grace Reformed Rooms
About eighty attendees gathered for the Federated Cooperatives of Maryland annual meeting. President E Speaks was reelected and presided after luncheon, with officers Edward Holter vice president Daniel J. Thomas secretary Mehrl H. Ramsburg treasurer. One new director, W Roger Roop of New Windsor, was elected alongside continuing directors E F Holter E C Speaks Walter E Burall D J Thomas Ray H Smith BE Earl Remsberg Frederick Lfor d Wilhide and Mr H Ramsburg. Dr Martin A Annalamsen spoke on the purchasing section Cooperative Research and Service Division Farn Credit Administration.
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Federated Cooperatives of Maryland
Grace Reformed Social Rooms
Federated Cooperatives
Variou
E. Speaks
Edward F. Holter
Daniel J. Thomas
Mehrl H. Ramsburg
W. Roger Roop
New Windsor
E. F Holter
E C. Speaks
Walter E Burall
D. J. Thomas
Ray H Smith
Earl Remsberg
Fo . Frederick
Lford Wilhide
H. Ramsburg
Thurmont
Art Randall G. Spoerlein
Martin A . Annalamsen
Cooperative Research and Service Division
Farn Credit Administration
March Meeting Held at Florence Traver Class Lutheran Church
The Florence Traver Class Lutheran Church held its March meeting at Mrs. Helen Notnagle’s home 500 South Market Street. President Mrs. Erie Rice led with singing and prayer, Scripture reading by several members, decisions to attend Lenten services, and games awarding prizes to multiple members. Refreshments were served, next meeting set for April 25 at Mrs. Irene Lantz’s home with co-hostesses.
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Florence Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tuesda
Helen Not’ Nagle
South Market Street
Erie Rice
Hazel Muilendore
Carrie Simpson
Eli Fisher
Notnagl
Eva Stottlemyer
Simpson
Muilendore
Grace Davis
Annie Wachter
Mary Rice
Bessie Rice
Anni Summers
Irene Lantz
East Patrick Street
Roy Zimmerman
Grant Lantz
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Gibraltar of
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Washington Daybook
Heson
Phal
Servne
New Jersey
Harvard College
Toft
Atomic Energy Commission
Robert R. Shaw
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Globe Syxd
David Lawrence
Miss Dix
M.C
Heil Syndicate, Inc
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Parsons Newman
T. Stuart Haller
Harrison McAlpine
Armand Tibbitts
Roseanne Tibbitts
Greenwich
Conn
Rockwell Terrace
Sweadner
Duval W. Sweadner
Frederick County
Lindsay Rogers
Bookends
C. Burr Ariz
Earle Blakeslee
Wesley Junior College Chorale
Dover
Del
Blakeslee
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
W. A. Riddell
North Court Street
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Sea Island
Hood
Maryland Association of Junior College
Hagerstown Junior College
Baltimore Junior College
Towson State Teachers College
Baltimore University
Montgomery Junior College
League of Women Voters
American Association of University Women
Charles E Harris
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harris
Nancy Null
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Roanoke
C. John Markey
Walkersville
Frank B. Hines
Chestertown
C. Edgar Clagan
Hamilton Avenue
Dorothy Dix
Mar
W. C. Royal
Mr. Royal
Furst Baptist Church
Maryland Baptist Vacation
Baltimore
Cleve Quessenberry
Union Bridge
Florida
John Shorb
Middleburg
Charlies Bowman
Charles F Cashman
Richard Little
Donald Crowl
Westminster
Charles Haler
Fred
Vernon. Flickinger
Alice Cashman
Cashmans
John Noll
Brunswick
Vernon Arthur
New Orleans
Arthur
Ruth Orrison
C. Albert Orrison
San Angelo
Texas
C. Kieffer Orrison
P. L. Carter
Robin
East Third Street
Carter
Eastern Osteopathic Association
Statler Hotel
Fay
St. T.M. Reg
U & Pat
L. V. Roughan
Rosemont Avenue
Dorothee Frances Jasper
James Williar’. Hane
John William Hane
Davis Avenue
Vester
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Howard University
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