Eisenhower Homecoming Brings Abilene Hopeful Pride
Abilene Kansas prepares for General Eisenhower's June homecoming expected to draw 50,000 to 100,000 visitors. The two day celebration will include laying the cornerstone for a museum, a parade with 36 floats, a press conference, and speeches in Eisenhower Park. Local leaders note a mix of excitement and political aims as planners anticipate governors and large crowds while the old family home attracts most visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buele
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Park
Ike
Wild Bill Hickok
Abilene
Hickok
America
Charles M. Harger
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Henry B. Jameson
Europe
Jameson
Texas
Kansas
General Eisenhower
Eisenhower Foundation
Isenhower
J. Earl Endacott
Endacott
South
Butter And Guns In 1951 United Nations Report
The 1951 world economic report says civilian production rose to record levels despite rearmament. It credits greater efficiency and equitable material distribution for maintaining civilian economies while expanding weapons output, aligning with Charles E. Wilson’s policy of maximum armament with minimal civilian disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Free World
United Nations
Charles E. Wilson
Measuring Warmth May Boost Cotton Uses and Textile Tech
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a device to measure warmth properties of cotton and fabrics. A metal arm lowers into a freezing unit with a 12 mile per hour airflow to simulate Arctic conditions. The test aims to improve warmth retention after laundering, expanding civilian and military cotton applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
G. E. Hilbert
Bureau of Agriculture and Industrial Chemistry
Arctic
Hilbert
Fifty Years Ago Meme From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on May 15 1992 in the Columns Of The News Daniel Smothers age 25 died when crushed by a brick wagon near Burkittsville as a train frightened six draft horses. Other items note two clerk promotions at the local post office salaries rising to 700 and a new clerk, a Kathleen Mavoureem TM, a city opera house elocution night by Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel pupils and the Frederick Select Orchestra, a $5090 endowment gift offered to Frederick City Hospital matched by an equal contribution, and a large plate glass window in John D Henrikson’s store broken by a wind driven dummy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Smothers
Kathleen Mavoureen
City Opera House
Elizabeth McDaniel
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
John D. Henerikson
Hood College presents Midsummer Night's Dream at May Day fete
Twenty years ago notes recall Hood College students staging Shakespeares play for the May Day celebration drawing more than 2,000 attendees with Miss Marian Rudy of York PA crowned May Queen. Other items include Lindbergh kidnapping inquiries, Middletown police changes, and a fire destroying a barn and sheds on Arthur D Lambert farm near Feagaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Marian Rudy
York
Xneac-Post
Lindbergh
Middletown
William E Luiz
Iecar
Harmon Kiem
Harmon
Arthur D. Lambert
Feagavilile
Perme
Otbuiki
Baltimore Symphony Announces 20-Week 1952-53 Season
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will mount a 20 week concert season under Massimo Freccia as musical director, its manager John R. Woolford announced. Season runs November 5 to March 22 with 13 Wednesday evening subscriptions, ten Sunday afternoon concerts and 12 Thursday educational concerts. Dmitri Mitropoulos will appear as guest conductor on the Wednesday series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Massimo Freccia
John R. Woolford
Dmitr Mitropoulos
Baltimore Symphony
Dentists Hold Final Meeting Of Season
The Frederick County Dental Society ended its season with a Tuesday dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel, followed by a business session. Attendees included Dr. J. D. Dive as president and multiple Frederick and area dentists from Middletown, Brunswick, Emmitsburg, Thurmont, and Frederick. The next regular meeting is planned for September. Market prices listed: Barley, corn, wheat per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredenck County Dental Society
Francis Scott Ker
J. D. Dive
Verne F Kererrer
Middletown
Wiliam L. Lierd
Sianier J. Meadows
Brunswick
Ralnaceine
Emmitsburg
A D Fiery
Thurmont
Wiliam HH Thomas, Jr
E Linwond Myers
David G. Everhall
Charles Mc Horan
C .E Breadrup
Frederick
Time To Save, Babson Says Time To Save
Roger Babson urges Americans to rely on voluntary savings to curb inflation rather than government cures. He argues politicians claim credit for stabilization, but thrift, not policy, sustains a strong economy. He notes rising saving, warns on stock risk, and urges continued saving through banks and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
America
Mutual
U. S
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Roger Kode
Donation to Hospital Supports Frederick Memorial Fund
Nicholas Yinger of 225 West Patrick Street sent a $100 check to support the enlarged and improved Frederick Memorial Hospital. He remarked that Frederick city and county residents should help the worthy cause and that any building fund deficiency should be cleared soon. The contribution was turned over to the proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
News
the Post
Nicholas Yinger
West Patrick Street
Frederick City
Reed
Tas
Hostital
Mobus Transfers to Cumberland Railroad Post
Paul F. Mobus, long time passenger and freight agent at Branswock B. & O station, is reassigned to Cumberland as a clerical freight agent, commanding 12 employees. A dialogue fragment follows referencing a family quarrel and a punishment involving a younger brother and a Fosieacner, with scattered garbled lines about scratching and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Paul F. Mobus
Branswock
Seizure laws not solution says Washington column
A Washington opinion argues seizure of plants during labor disputes fails as a real remedy and urges binding arbitration on economic issues. It critiques wartime boards, union shop shifts, and price controls, calling for fair government action and equal rights under Jeffersonian ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
National Labor and Industrial Organizations
War Labor Board
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
U. S. Treasury
Jefferson
Donors Of Blood Listed At Emmitsburg Visit
Blood donors numbered 141 when the Baltimore Red Cross Blood mobile set up in the Mt. St. Marys College gym last month. The list names donors from Baltimore Beulah Stanley Trip JettEmmitsburg St Joseph College Mount St Marys College and several towns including New York Sabillasville Taneytown Thurmont and Brook I. Miller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Red Cross Bloodmobile
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Baltimore
Beulah Stanley Trip Jett
George Baker
Isabelle Baker
Ruth Baker
Thomas Bollinger
Jean B. Bowers
Helen Brown
Gilbert Biker
Clyde J. Eyler
Jane Gingell
Thomas R. Gingell
Correine Grinder
Elizabeth Harner
Charles Hartagen
Harold Ho
Maurice Gable
Leo E. Galcher
Hugh C. Gardiner
Stephen Gatti
Richard Gaughan
James B. Gillespie
Patrick J. Gillooly
John M. Grabill
Martin Green
Lewis €. Grimes
Anthony M. Hag‘heh
Francis Headley
Daniel Heim
Jack Hemming
Victor Henken
Joseph F. Horning
Phil No
Jasper
Ralph
Johneson
Theodore J. Kacknowski
Donald R. Kearns
Donald J. Keating
William A. Kelly
Richard W. Kelly
Richard Kerr
Elwynn L. Keyser
John R. Knightly
John N. Lawless
Jermone C. Leary
John J. Lipinski
Patrick McAuliff
Thomas McCarthy
Charles McDermott
Eugene €. McKeon, Jr
Harry McPartland, Jr
Richard L
Louis F. Rosenstiel
William F. Ruehl
Richard B. Scatf
Harry Short
Joseph M. Simonelli
Arthur J. Sullivan
Robert A. Thomas
William Wixted
Lealon B. Wright
John A. Yodzis
Russell S. Zanowick
New York
Edward P. Crosbie
Sabillasville
Claude H. Carl Joseph Fox
Taneytown
George Ohler
Thurmont
Mary Harbaugh
Hazel McAfee Brook I. Miller
Roy E. Miller
Carrie Wastler
Funeral rites for Stone Lipps Fisher and Baldanzi notes
The funeral of John Elias Stone near Feagaville was held Wednesday at 11 from 106 East Church with Rev. Morris G. Zumbrun officiating. Interment at St. Luke's Lutheran cemetery. Walter Cap Lipps of Martinsburg received military honors from United Steam Fire Engine Company and Maryland National Guard. Captain Edward Ray Fisher in Buckerstown was laid to rest with church choir selections. Scattered signs of CIO Textile Workers revolt surfaced as George Baldanzi may join APL plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elias Stone
Feagaville
East Church Street
Morris G. Zumbrun
Foster S
Homer C
Glenn A
Charles F
Lawrence C
Thomas G. Stone
St. Luke's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Walter “Cap” Lipps
East Fifth Street
Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
John H. Ness, Jr
United Steam Pire Engine Company
Meredith S. Fox
W. Verl Fortiey
John H Miller
Monroe R. Poole
Johnny C. Weddle
William H. Long
Alvie L. Ridgely
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Maryland National Guard Co. A. 115Th Infantry
Willard M. Horine
Glen Orrison
Charles E Miller
Ernest M. Shank
William Fleming
Robert J. Burall
Walter Haswall
Charles
Edward Ray Fisher
Lime Kim
Korea
Methodist Church
Buckerstown
Ivory P. Blackman
Oscar B. Jackson
Fort George G. Meade
Lawrence Ellis
James Wilson
Kenneth Johnson
John Howard
Robert Ambush
John Jackson
Fairview Cemetery
M Or Etchison and Son
Washington
CIO Textile Workers Union
George Baldanzi
Ral! Apl
Hawthorne
Baldanzi
Navy listings show personnel moves and births in Brunswick area
Petty Officer Bob Donovan of Brunswick leaves for Alameda aboard USS Antietam after two years at Patuxent River. Cpl. Ray Fink moves from Texas to Indiana. T/Sgt Alfred Merriman furloughs in Brunswick with relatives. Robert Wheeler rises to Diesel Electrical Supervisor at Glenwood shops. Mrs Ruth Simmons stationed in Panama returns home awaiting husband’s reassignment. Birth announced for Wanda Diane May at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Several local families host visits and mother’s day gatherings. Additional notes cover Navy promotions and transfers including Lantz He has been transferred to Alameda and Oscar Fisher promoted to Yeoman Second Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Donovan
Walter Donovan
Brunswick
Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Alameda
Calif
Antietam
Cpl
Ray Fink
Locust Valley
Texas
Indiana
Alfred Merriman
Phil
Sat
Merriman
Hunter Field
Savannah
Robert Wheeler
Cumberland
W. C. Wheeler
Pittsburgh
Glenwood
Ruth Simmons
Women's Army Corps
Panama
Sylvester Rose
Endford Simmons
Frank Buch
Creagerstown
Uu. E. Feaga
Lester Feaga
Frederick
Chas
J. Bruchie
Janet Ann Bruchie
Washington
Carl Fisher
Poolesville
Austin L. Wilson
Kenneth Mayes
Dick and
Thomas Mayes
Hagerstown
Robert J. Bruchie
R. F
U.S. S. Meredith
Nelson R. May
North Bentz Street
Wanda Diane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
May
Martha Edwards
Jack Droneburg
Roger T. Droneburg
Madison Street
Camp Atterbury
Ind
McKean
Robert R. Bare
A. W. Bare
Winchester Street
USN
O. Truman Pearre
Hopewell
Frederick County
Union Bridge
Roland Park
D. Worthington Pearre
James Clemeton
Pearre
Jackson Pearre
Hanson Clemson
Rosatie Magruder Bowie
Mount Lubentia
Prince George's County
Airs
U.S Naval Air Technical
Memphis
Tenn
L. B. Stotiemyer
L. B. Stotuemyer
Lantz
Navy
Smithsburne
Oscar . Fisher
Oscar D
Cal
Naval Air Technical Training Unit
Naval Service
Naval Training Greet Lakes
Community News of the Sick and Hospital Stays
List of Brunswick residents and others in Maryland and Virginia treated or hospitalized. Harold Taylor, John Mills, Anthony Cincotta Jr, Joseph Payne, Mrs. Lough, Mrs Crutchley, Linda Ford, William Runkies, Carl Gochnauer, Mrs. Myers, Joseph Frye, Amanda Brunner, with details on hospitals and recent procedures or conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Taylor
U.S. Navy
Charles D. Taylor
Brunswick
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
DeHaven
San Diego
California
John Lo Mills
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mills
Anthony Cincotta
Brunswick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph B. Payne
Charles W. Lough
Upper College Terrace
Union Memories Hospital
Mary E. Crutchley
North Market Street
Linda Jane Ford
Charles Ford
McMurray Street
Wiliam O. Runkies
Orva Runkies
Woodsboro
Gettysburg
Runkles
Carl O. Gochnauer
Adamstown
Ross H. Myers
Amanda Brunner
West Patrick Street
Harry Carty Company
Mrs Little Re-Elected As C D A Grand Regent
Mrs Florence Little was re-elected Grand Regent at the annual Court Maryland Catholic Daughters of America officers meeting in the Pine Room Hotel Frederick. Officers named include Patricia McCaffrey as vice grand regent Eleanor Hauver treasurer Regina Little financial secretary Jag Franzen historian Mane Gallup monitor Mary Peele sentinel Katherine Monaghan Prophetess Florence Kanode lecturer and Mary Jane Duggan organist. Trustees elected for two years are Josephine Mester Miriam Remsburg and Catherine Biser. Two dozen roses were to be sent to Sister Mary Rosite ND principal of St John’s School, celebrating her twenty-fifth anniversary as a nun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Little
Court Maryland
Catholic Daugters of America
Hotel Frederick
Litle
Patricia McCaffrey
Eleanor Hauver
Regina Little
Jag Franzen
Mane Gallup
Monitor
Mary Peele
Katherine Monaghan
Florence Kanode
Mary Jane Duggan
Josephine Mester
Miriam Remsburg
Catherine Biser
Mary Rosite
St John's School
Baker Park
Imogene Per- Kincan
Dolores Naum
Marty Francee
Crowded scene as a Kentucky man confronts a nervous woman
A Kentuckian and a visibly uncomfortable woman share a tense moment in a crowded setting. She struggles to cover her knees as she glances up, meeting his hard gaze. The exchange hints at embarrassment and social pressure in a crowded public space.
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Boyle
the News
Columos of the News
Babson
Fosieacner
Dus Shumd
David Lawrence
Germany
Aviation Age
Pablo Picasso
Paris
Picasso
Doofuss
Sole
T. Weastin
Trey
Samane
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