Poet Merritt Moore in Medical Journal Review
New England Journal of Medicine weighs Merritt Moore poetry and non literary work. He is described as a prolific sonneteer, long distance swimmer, shell collector, and Boston psychiatrist. The column relays quotes praising his therapy and notes his unusual writing process and vast output. Past Chiefs Association notes and small meeting details follow.
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UN to form committee on Russia slave labor camps
The United Nations will select five eminent impartial assessors to survey labor camps in Russia and satellite states. Estimates place enslaved people from 6 to 14 million in Russia alone, with added numbers in satellites. Findings could expose brutal conditions and counter Soviet propaganda while risking diplomatic pushback.
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Critics Clash Over Education Policy In Open Letter
A reader attacks State Superintendent Thomas G Pullen over projected 115000 student enrollments in six years. He opposes compulsory schooling to sixteen, calls for a return to the three R's and Bible, and criticizes funding and school building expenses as misused tax money. CLAUDE R CRUM of Walkersville, Md and others protest modern education aims. Historical group notes and a Frederick Air Force bonding team mention follow.
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Camp Detrick News and Armed Forces Day plans
Camp Detrick prepares for a big Armed Forces Day program on Saturday May 19 with a parade ground ceremony and exhibitions across the post. Open houses 1 to 4 30 p m feature free meals, movies, and music by Frederick High School band. Mrs Rosa G Kreh elected third vice president of Maryland State Federation of Federal Employees at Baltimore convention, succeeding Gerald L Huff.
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Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News May 11 1901
Retold notes from Frederick area reporting a pilgrimage to the Peter Kemp house for a church conference and a front page feature. An accident on Mrs Margaret Hood’s farm left Walter Albaugh with a deep cut above the eye after a horse kicked him. Gideon Wachter was struck by an animal, causing a wreck that toppled a wagon and threw Mrs Wachter from the spring wagon. John Stimel Cephas Thomas and George Best were elected commissioners at Walkerville. A rainy crowd attended the Belles of Blackville minstrel show at Women's College despite the wet weather.
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Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The Sews
Local notes from May 11 1931 detail a chim ney fire near 336 West Patrick with City Engineer Rothenhoefer unaware of the blaze before hearing engines. Frederick Tron and Steel worker William Sprankle 25 suffered severe injuries after a fall at the foundry. County officials raided a cache of whiskey mash and paraphernalia on Catocine Mountain. Virginia Weddle slipped on Washington Street injuring her left arm and was treated at home and later Frederick City Hospital.
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Washington Pearl Harbor probe echoes 1941 lapse
A Washington chronicle reflects on mishandled military communications across administrations. It argues no one informed General MacArthur of policy deviations or decrees before his 1951 dismissal while noting similar liaison failures between Tokyo and Washington in earlier Pearl Harbor days.
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Army Center Weekend Figures Capt. and Mrs. Robertson
From Army Chemical Center last weekend come details of Capt. and Thomas McKeever and Capt. and Mrs. Francis Robertson. The report notes engagements and a formal gathering attended by these named individuals.
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Vacation Bible School Clinic At Kensington
The Kensington Baptist church hosted a Vacation Bible School clinic on May 8 with Seneca District churches. Mrs. W. C. Royal of Frederick led sessions and highlighted last year’s district VBS reports. The event marked the district’s fiftieth anniversary with a dramatic reveal of early VBS history and a golden birthday cake. Market prices for corn, wheat, barley follow.
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New York City
Linnenberg Advocates Global Unity in Education at Hood
Dr. Clem C. Linnenberg, economist from the Bureau of the Budget in Washington, spoke to Hood College students in Brodbeck Hall on Should Education be Unified He called for a worldwide view in education arguing the western world has ignored the rest and urged unity in education through broader integrated courses fewer specializations and relevance to current events He stressed unity in diversity and dynamic democracy as the path to breaking down racial barriers and uniting education Following the lecture Town Hall sponsored a reception at the Truxals home
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Social Situation and Listening During Travel
A friend visiting a familiar city shares his experiences without being interrupted by recommendations. The proper response is to listen and let him recount his trip, keeping your feedback focused on his enjoyment rather than suggesting places he missed.
Eastern Star Fetes Mrs Yinger and Mr Bloomberg
Frederick Chapter No 79 Eastern Star honors Mrs Clifford M Yinger of Frederick and Mr Maurice Bloomberg of Baltimore at an eight o clock reception at Frederick High School. Yinger is Worthy Grand Matron of Maryland and Bloomberg is Worthy Grand Patron. Other honored guests include regional officers and past grand officers.
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Middletown area honors 30th Eastern Star anniversary
The Birthday Anniversary of the Loyalty Chapter No. 5 Eastern Star Middletown observed its 30th birthday with ninety members and guests from Middletown and nearby towns gathered in the Middletown Memorial Hall. Notables included Mrs. Elsie K. Wolfe and Harry O. Schroeder. The event featured vocal solos by Barbara Pyles and Harold Yarroll with Yarroll at the piano.
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Meaning of holy in daily life and religion
The piece defines holy as belonging to God in a special way and set apart from the world. It explains that the Bible is God’s book, the Sabbath is a holy day for worship and relationship, and the Church is holy as the body through which God reveals his will. It ends with a light prison exchange about names and occupations.
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