Liu Shao-ch'i Seen as Mao Successor and Major Communist Leader
Washington reports increasing speculation on Mao Tse-tung’s health and his likely successor Liu Shao-ch’i. Liu, about 53, is a prominent Marxist theorist and labor organizer, holding vice chairmanships in the Chinese Communist Party and governing bodies, with a background from Hunan peasant origins and extensive underground activity in Shanghai and Yenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peler Edson
NEA
Washington
Mao Tse-tung
Red Ching
Liu Shao-ch'i
Korea
Tito
China
Liu
Peking
All- China Federation of Labor
World Federation of Trade Unions
Milan
Italy
Mao Tse- Tung
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Central People's Government Council of Six
Peoples’ Revolutionary Military Council
Liu Shao-ch’l
Hunan
Changsha
Li Lisat
Peking University
Far Eastern University of Moscow
Communist Party
Shanghai
Red Underground
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang Party
Communists
Ihu
Manchuria
Communist Underground
Mao
Fifth Red Army
Yenan
Japan
Chungking
Lau
Chu Teh
Local Notes From Bolivar Roundup Of Visits And Moves
Mrs Robert Stuart hosted and hosted guests in Bolivar last weekend with visits from Ruth Maud of Houston and Bela Lemon moving to a new bungalow in Ransom. Several families hosted and entertained including Jack Childs, G E Webb, and Charles Trundle with Baltimore and Falls Church connections. Church services will be led by George Kent, a divinity student, at St Johns Episcopal Church Sunday at 3. Edward Grove remains ill at home as Mrs Faherty visits relatives from Washington.
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California
John Faherty
Alfred Thompson
Knoxville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Arbutus Waters
Harpers Ferry
G. E. Webb
William Fitzgerald
Dale Cook
Washington
Arthur Butts
Granite
W Mirs
Sara Marshall
C. A. Webb
Emma Tingley
Centerville
Joe Thompson
Camp Hill
Catherine Butts
Bolivar
Sandy Hook
Atlantic City
Fannie Loman
Charles Birmingham
W. Va
Robert Stuart
Thomas O'Brian
Robert Fields
Keystone Hospital
Pittsburgh
Ruth Maud
Houston
Texas
Stuart
Bela Lemon
Ransom
Jack Childs
Elsworth McConnell
Donald Fields
Alexandria
Clay McCormick and Sons
Charles Town
Brawnerc Harding
Gaithersburg
William Henretta
Herman Manor
Jones Springs
George Kent
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charles Trundle
M. ¥. Castleman
Harold Castle
Edward Lincoln
Portland
K. K. Cavider
Edward Grove
Thomas Faherty
Clifton Butts
Faherty
Place
Emmitsburg Visitors and Prom Mention in Local Notes
Emmitsburg Sunday visitors at Miss Blanche Duke Hart and Prof. and Mrs. Wm. Sterbinksy's home included Mrs. Mae Fink and Edward Dukehart with son John from Baltimore and Ray Dukehart from Westminster. Naomi Harbaugh of Baltimore spent the weekend with her brother-in-law and sister. Philadelphia visitors include Mr. and Mrs. John Troxell and Mrs. John Noonan with children staying several weeks with the Troxells. The Junior-Senior Prom is set for Friday May 11.
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Emmitsburg
Blanche Dukehart
Wm. Sterbinksy
Mae Fink
Edward Dukehart
John
Baltimore
Ray Dukehart
Westminster
Naomi Harbaugh
John M. Troxell
John Noonan
Philadelphia
Troxell
Say It With Music Glee Club Concert and Proms At Local School
The junior prom will be held in the school auditorium with music by the Sportsmen's Orchestra from 9 to 12. Alumni and PTA members may attend. each junior and senior may invite one couple. The juniors pick May 17 for their class trip to Philadelpha with Blue Ridge Lines. seniors plan Washington trip with date pending. The St Joe's Glee Club, directed by Rev Fr Shaum, performs a spring concert May 20 at 7:30 p.m. themed Say It With Music.
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PTA
Philadelpha
Blue Ridge
Washington
Glee Club
St. Joe's High
David Shaum
Rodgers Topper
Patsy
Robert L. Topper
Luther League of Elias
James Allison
Walter Peppler
Edward Flowers
Detroit
Mich
Albert Patterson
Peppler
Flowers
Entre Nous Sewing Club
L. Higbee
George Eyster
A. A. Martin
Edgar Rhodes
Hester Burton
R. M Zacharias
Joshua Wingerd
Scott Randolph
B. P. Ogle
Hazel Caldwell
Grace Rowe
G. G. Wildegans
Spring Grove
E. L. Higbee
Herbert C. Bussey
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Bussey
Dora Ohler
Edward K. Ohler
DePaul Street
Harry James
Robert Anders
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Homer Shaw
New Kensington
Deardorff
McKnightstown
Walter Lott
Gardners
Albert Maxell
Camp Hill
Plainfield
N. J
Ross Deardorff
Francis K. Elder
American Legion
Post Home
Cecil
Blue Cross
Emmitsburg High School
St. Joseph's High School
the Reformed Church
Dear Miss Dixi and the troublemaking mother
A reader asks how to handle a domineering and hysterical mother who complains about her family and seeks attention. The advice suggests consulting a psychiatrist, possibly sanatorium treatment, and notes the mother’s manipulative behavior to provoke sympathy. A second letter asks about improving a teen daughter’s self-image, with a plastic surgeon mentioned as a solution to adjust her nose if she admires a change.
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Dixi
Miss Dixi
Unclear fragment offers medical and social notes from May 1951
A fragment from The News of Frederick May 4 1951 references a doctor and concerns about a life being wrecked by a social situation. It mentions a friend doing a favor, a sling sew aid, and a request for appreciation, but lacks complete context or clear events.
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the News
Frederick
The
Bell Synndicate
Fish Fillet Sauce With Sour Cream and Cucumber
A simple fish fillet sauce folds finely diced cucumber into sour cream and is seasoned with salt pepper and onion juice. The method is a quick tangy accompaniment meant to enhance delicate fish dishes.
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General Acceptance Corporation
Legion Meeting Room
J. Ward Kerrigan
Red Cross
Cancer Committee
Dorothy Dix
Dux
Iike
Helen
Lim
Ameone
Robert Vogeler
Hungary
Lucille
New York
Vogeler
Bully
Extreme
Bobby
Arived
Rear
Ria Bykens
Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen and
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market
Droneburg’s Shoe Repair
Peterman Brand
Dr. Scholl
Leroy F. Davis
Prop
Ned S. Zeiler “Realtor
N. Court St. Frederick, Md
Walkersville
Maryland
Hesterday
Westinghouse
Nine O'Clork PT. i
Walkersville Fire Co
Loweh
Walkersville Volunteer Fire CO
Glenn Trout
Charles W. Kints
Raymond L, Kelly
SEARS
Beter
Aoodyear West
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Nueenspaperh Rehive
WM. D. Bowers Lumber CO
E. Patrick ST
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