British Exterminate Reds To End Dirty War In Malaya
Malayan rubber planter Mathison describes Malaya’s jungle war against 5 000 to 6 000 bandits with 1 800 to 1 900 killed. Briggs defense plan employs armored cars tanks and planes though jungles hinder progress. Planters live under curfew and guards as authorities target supply lines and ambush networks backed by Chinese rebels and alleged Soviet China connections.
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Malaya
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
J. Chricton Mathison
Scotland
Mathison
Asia
Florida
Everglades
Big Cypress Swamp
Lake Okeschobee
Chicago Wilds
Buki Paloh
Singapore
Briggs
Harold Briggs
Korea
Philippines
Viet Nam
Ho Chi-minh
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
China
Red China
Stalin
World Federation of Democratic Youth
Calcutta
Malayan Peoples Liberation
Malaya’s antired drive tabs into a tailspin after recognition
The text notes an attempted army seizure failed and that British recognition of the Chinese Communist government disrupted Malaya’s anti Red drive. British planters dislike the shift, while Mr Mathison vows to return to fight bandits, signaling renewed confrontation in the region.
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Malayan Federated States
Malaya
Mathison
Hind-sight Promise: Planning to Replace Chance Realities
A reflective piece on regret and the value of planning. It posits that looking back, one would view days differently, and suggests overcoming uncertainties by preparing in advance rather than leaving outcomes to luck. The voice asserts hindsight improves judgment.
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Nea-Acme
Hert Ashworth
Russia Gains Territory Since World War II Says National Geographic
A quote from N. A. Supburrow notes the National Geographic Society says Russia has acquired territory postwar equal to the combined area of New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina. The remark contrasts foresight with eventual gain, suggesting history mirrors prior actions.
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National Geographic Society
Russia
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Surgery Best for Permanent Hemorrhoids
Doctor explains hemorrhoids are enlarged anal veins caused by straining from constipation childbirth or chronic cough. For permanent piles that bleed or bother, surgery is usually best, removing the enlarged veins. less reliable injections may be used but aren’t always advisable. Also noted is the risk of new veins forming if underlying causes aren’t corrected.
The News May 14 1981 page highlights
The Frederick MD newspaper entry dated Monday May 14 1981 shows a nine column feature page teaser. It notes local briefs, sports results, and community notices with brief summaries and standings. The item emphasizes the nine section layout and period tone of the edition.
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the News
Frederick, Md
University of Maryland to Host Commencement Address by Giles
Malcolm R. Giles, Director-General of the Loyal Order of Moose, will deliver the 1931 commencement address at the University of Maryland, College Park. The event is set for Saturday, June 9 at 9:45 a.m., according to university president De H. C. Byrd.
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Malcolm R. Giles
the Loyal Order of Moose
University of Maryland At College Park
de H. [C. Byrd
Feast of Weeks Shavuos Observance Across Jewish Sects
On Saturday evening June 8 Jews worldwide begin Shavuos to honor Torah. Observance runs until Sunday evening June 10 by Reform and until the following evening by Orthodox and Conservative Jews. Hebrew date is the 6th of Sivan, 5711.
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Sivan
Public Health Lay Council Meets Today in Montgomery
Prominent figures in community health addressed the Public Health Lay Council of Montgomery county at Normandy Farm with about 200 attendees. Speakers included Dr. Norman Tappley of NIH, Dr. Wv. J. Elliott health officer, and Mrs. Marian Hemingway. Grace was pronounced by Rev. Warren Firth. Council members aiding the event were Mrs. Harold Mitchell president, Mrs. Leo Benedict treasurer, Miss Margaret MacGregor in charge of tickets, and the flower committee including Mrs. Edward A. Powers, Mrs. Grover, and Mrs. Leon Small.
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Gures
Montgomery County
Normandy Farm
Norman Tappley
National Institutes of Health
Wv. J. Elliott
Marian Hemingway
Community Chest
Grace
Warren Firth
Lawsonsville
Ancient Babylonians and Egyptians Excelled in Wool Work
The ancient Babylonians and Egyptians were expert wool workers, reflecting advanced textile skills in Mesopotamian and Nile Valley civilizations. They produced diverse fabrics, dyes, and woven goods, influencing later textile traditions.
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Eisenhower
Ers
Frederick Gas
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East Patrick St
Yew Royal Port
Wwetl
Williams Typewriter & Supply Co
East
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Luff
N. A. Supburrow
The
the Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
NEA Service
Enerick Wearing Amd Center
West
Patrick St
Public Health Lay Council
Noxzema
Rorelly
Pearre
North Market ST
Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
N. Market ST
Firestone
Bartgis & Zimmerman
Ing. Frederick
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Nietafayas
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