Sanctity Of Home And World Oil Politics In One Note
The article cites the U S Public Health Service showing marriages rising and divorces falling since the war, praising stable homes as essential. It then shifts to global oil, noting U S output at 52 percent of 10.5 million barrels daily, with Russia, Iran, Latin America, Canada, and Venezuela as key players in oil strategy and potential trigger points for world conquest and Russian expansion into Asia and the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Tor
United States
Russia
Iran
Latin America
Venezuela
Canada
Judents of
Tran
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Bashirein
Asia
The Lonely General on Mountain Peaks of War
HAL BOYLE discusses the isolation of generals compared to lieutenants and privates. He notes generals face rules, distant authority, and the burden of responsibility, especially in combat zones, where no true relief or vacation exists. The piece contrasts a general’s public persona with private loneliness and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Hal Boyle
New York
Battlefeld
Jassies
Rerard
Letters on Gospel language and biblical history note
The writer disputes the claim that the Gospel of Matthew was written in Hebrew, citing Papias and Eusebius. He notes Aramaic prevalence among Palestinian Jews, Greek influence, and the Latin Vulgate after Jerome, adding that chapter divisions and marginal notes were added by later scholars. He mentions Usher's chronology, ending with the obituary of C. Rexford Raymond Frederick on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusebius
Papias
Mark
Peter
Arder
Lod
Matthew
Mediterranean
St. Jerome
Usher
C. Rexford
Raymond Frederick
Legion Executive Group To Hear Gen Markey
Gen D John Markey of Walkersville left Washington by plane for Indianapolis to address the American Legion national executive committee. He represents the American Battle Monuments Commission, which oversees overseas World War I and II cemeteries. The commission plans chapels museums and headstones in 14 World War II cemeteries and operates 33 European cemeteries and a Philippines site with 25 000 buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Washington
Indianapolis
American Battle Monuments Commission
American Legion
Markey
Europe
Philippines
Gen
the Legion
Fifty Years Ago Tocal Horns From The News May 2 1901
A welcoming committee including Mayor George Ed Smith Rev Dr Kuhlman Hon Milton G Urner and Rev C W Strawsprittg will greet delegates to the General Conference of the United Brethren church opening May 9. Steel girders are in place at Citizens National Bank as part of enlarging and improving work set to finish by June 1. Captain D John Markey calls a meeting of Juni Fire Engine Company reel oak and ladder teams for this evening to compete in Westminster with hopes of prizes. Frederick is again considered as a site for the summer encampment of the Maryland National Guard per a prominent citizen. Former Montevue patient Isaac Trippett of Prince Georges County returned to the hospital last night threatened to burn the building and attacked the watchman Harry Snook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ed. Smith
Kuhlman
Milton G. Urner
C. W. Strawsprittg
General Conference of the
United Brethren Church
Citizens National Bank
D. John Markey
Juner Fire Engine Company
Westminster
Frederick
Maryland National Guard
Montevue Hospital
Isaac Trippett
Prince Georges County
Harry Snook
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local items from May 2 1931 note the Baltimore and Ohio rail mail trains 71 and 72 ending service as motor trucks replace mail routes. Virginia Royal visits Richmond with sister Edna assisting May queen at University of Richmond. City officials in brief, led by Norman Ford, govern two hours with aldermen present. Daughters of the American Revolution from Baltimore and nearby counties stop in Frederick on way to Fort Frederick ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Frederick
Point of Rocks
Virginia Royal
W. ©. Royal
Richmond
Edna Royal
University of Richmond
Norman Ford
Ranker
Grays Son
Stevens
Wilson Waltz
Sierman Orrison
Herman Ramsburg
Thomas O'Hara
Montgomery County
Aunupelig
Ted Washington
Fort Frederick
Hood College May Event Listing
Frederick County club and Hood College schedule of events for May includes a fashion show, readings of honors papers, sailing trips, a mathematics teachers conference, town hall lectures, chamber of commerce activities, May Day celebrations, school study programs, performances, carnivals, and Memorial Day observances across Hood College venues and local sites. The list features dates from May 3 through May 30 with multiple campus and community engagements involving Hood College students and Frederick County organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Hood Club
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Meyran Hall
Wyandotte
Mich
Chesapeake Bay
Mathematics Teachers of Maryland
Frederick County
William Brish
Washington County
Eugene W. Prutti
Evelyn L. Mudge
Frederick High School
P. m
Clem
Linnenberg
Washington
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Wyamdotte
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miriam Apple
Friends of the Library
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Brick Works
Dupont de Nemours Company
Washington Street
University of Maryland
Armed Forces
Camp Derrick
Mood College
P.m
Gambrill Gymatium
Hand College
Hom
Clarence Newell
Dean Elizabeth May
Hand Rellbre
Frederieke High School
Bop
Lincoln Wich School
Glee Club
Broibeck
Lions Club
Lewistown Homemakers showcase week displays and music festival
In observance of National Home Demonstration Week, Lewistown Homemakers Club exhibited fanware paintings and a model kitchen in Lewistown and Shanks groceries windows. A Music Festival followed at the Lewistown Community Hall with performances by Randolph Stull, Miss Hetty Bachtell, and several church choirs, as members prepare to attend Utica Reformed church services on May 6. The piece also comments on secrecy in government and Kefauver hearings, detailing concerns about open vs closed sessions and press access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Randolph Stull
Guy Still
Washington
Kefauver
MacArthur
Democratic Party
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
General MacArthur
America
Korea
W. DeWitt Dickey
William Anderman
E. Koontz Helwig
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick
Lewistown Grange
God
Paul Wise
Anna Ruth Vwier
Albert Powell
W. A. R. Bell
Bell
Hetty Bachtell
Western Maryland College
Starpy Sanner
Masten Long
Alies
Hely Is the Lord
Louise Stull
Allen Harper, Jr
Frances
Margaret Martin
Barbara Jean
Mary Jang Leatherman
Frances Warner
Utica
Named Lieut. Governor For Civitan Clubs
W. Jerome Offutt was elected lieutenant governor of the Chesapeake district of Civitan International at the district convention held at the George Mason Hotel in Alexandria Virginia. Delegates from 18 clubs attended including Frederick Civitan members Isaac Stevens David Oland Ralph Yingling and Basil Lewis with Mrs Lewis. New Chesapeake district governor elected is Lee Keasling of Arlington Virginia. Offutt will supervise Civitan clubs in Western Maryland as one of four district lieutenant governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jerome Offutt
Frederick
Chesapeake
Civitan International
George Mason
Alexandria
Lee Keasling
Arlington
Offutt
Civitan
Maryland
Joys of living and bath time by Luffburrow
A brief expressive note by N. A. Lufburrow celebrates the steady water flow and pleasing bath sounds. The writer envisions a cold or steaming tub as desired, noting the delightful anticipation of scrubbing and bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Along The Potomac Side Glances To Washington By J Glenn Beall
Maryland representative J Glenn Beall reports on House actions and policy issues in Washington. He cites a bill to withhold state department funding until Secretary Acheson is removed, notes price control payroll growth, and comments on civil service influences. He covers Korea war casualties, MacArthur polling, and local projects including Cumberland recreation land use and a Bethesda shopping center permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Congress
6Th District
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Acheson
State Department
House
DiSalle
National Civil Service League
E. E. Hume
Far East Command
Tokyo
United States
Defense Department
Hume
U. S
General MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Virginia
House Public Works Committee
Senate
City of
Cumberland
Department of the Interior
Recreation Department of
and O. Canal
Obituaries for Laura Willard Fisher and John William Thomas
Funeral services were held for Laura Willard Fisher at 2 PM Tuesday at 8 East Patrick Street with Rev Samuel S. Johnston and Rev eon P. Vauthier officiating. Interment followed at Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. Pallbearers named. Funeral directors C. E. Cline and Son. John William Thomas also funeralized at 2 PM Tuesday from 106 East Church Street with Rev Dr. Hoffmeier and Rev Dr. Wilhelm officiating. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. M. R. Etchison and Son supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Willard Fisher
East Patrick Street
Samuel S. Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
Reveon P. Vauthier
Grace Episcopal Church
New Market
Edward D. Grove, Jr
J. Harold Hooper
Willard H Markey
John William Thomas
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clyde Thomas
G. Frank Thomas
E. Eugene Thomas
Meredith S. Young
F. Ross Myers
B. Clark Gibson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Prank in Uranium Production Question and Answers
The document presents a Q and A format discussing United States uranium production highlighting the US as the second largest producer and noting the Belgian Congo pitch-blend area as the richest. It also asks about a shrew eating habit and mentions market prices for corn wheat and barley with odd spacing and typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Belgian Congo
Local Personal Notices and Assignments in Frederick Area
Mrs Ada Easterday widow of Dr Carroll E Easterday moved from Walkersville to Dulaney apartments Towson where she will reside. Miss Licey Jane Stoner former Poto mac Edison employee becomes home economist with Admiral Manufacturing Chicago reporting by June 1. Miss Stoner leaves Hagerstown mid May. Miss Stoner daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse E Stoner Westminster. Mr Harry Carmack celebrated 66th birthday at 44 East Third St. Ruth Ann Dodd visiting Urbana with brother in law Earle Nicholson. Hansel Hurst to return to East Patrick St apartment after hospital stay. Dr J Hamilton Gambrill Park Rd to Wilmer Institute Baltimore for cataract surgery. A son born to Mr and Mrs Granison L Bader at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Cpl Earl A Kolb arriving from Fort MacArthur for visit until May 42. Robert H Grimes Poolesville, Farm Bureau Insurance agent, returns from Columbus after 25th annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Easterday
Carroll E. Easterday
Frederick County
Walkersville
Dulaney
Towson
Licey Jane Stoner
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Admiral Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Miss Stoner
Hagerstown
Jesse E. Stoner
Westminster
Harry Carmack
East Third Street
Ruth Ann Dodd
Ernest R Dodd
Earle Nicholson
Urbana
Hansel Hurst
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Patrick Street
J. Hamilton
Gambrill Park Road
Wilmer Institute
Baltimore
Granison L. Bader
East Second Street
Earl A. Kolb
Fort MacArthur
Calif
West Church Street
Robert H. Grimes
Poolesville
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Columbus
Sick residents and governor visit Frederick area
Among the sick, John Z Sullivan at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Mrs A Fearre of Upper College Terrace returned from Johns Hopkins Hospital after an operation. Mrs Lilian E Liller of Rockville moved to her daughter’s home in Damascus, the transfer by Barber ambulance. Calvin Lidio of West Fifth Street improves at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being badly burned in an asphalt tank explosion. Governor and Mrs Theodore R McKeldin lunched at Frederick en route to Oakland, visiting Phillip Lomes at 309 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Z. Sullivan
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A. Austin Fearre
Upper College Terrace
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Lilian E. Liller
Rockville
Washington Hospital
Maurice Johnson
Damascus
Barber
Laytonsville
Calvin Lidie
West Fifth Street
Municipal
Oakland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Frederick
Phillip Lomes
East
Patrick Street
New Books At Artz Library Highlight Mary Gardens Story
Mary Garden and Louis Biancol! recount her rise from childhood in Aberdeen Scotland to a 1948 to lure tour and directorship. The volume details opera’s golden era, her top years, and a dramatic $1 million loss at Chicago Civic Opera. Also listed are The World’s Great Scriptures and American Glass Plates with growing together themes. The Maryland govern’s campaign stop and promise to return upon election are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Louis Biancol
Golde Age
Abdeen
Scotland
Art
Miss Garden
United State
Chicas Civic Opera Company
Fredericktonia
Thais
Carmen
Louise
Wallace Brodway
Lewis Browne
Babylonia
Egypt
Ruth Webb Lee
Fie
Rhod
W. Bacrmeister
Elste
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary
United Staten
America
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Boyle
Legion Executive Group
Gen. Markey
C. Ofc
David Lawrence
Frank Keefer
Hood
Diane Bruchner
Jamaica
N. Y
Nancie Stewart
Stargdale
Tronor
Betty Feldman
Brooklyn
Betsy McCain
Privee Hood
Coad
H. T. Webster
SGU Tri Air Tunicr
TE TV
Cape Hh
Umma Ai
NEA Service
Pat
Artz
The
Oliv Perry Chitwood
Sally Clem
Harold Underwar Faulkner
Gertrude McClellan
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