Pain and endurance defy race says Boyle columnist
HAL BOYLE reports on Dr McDonald Critchley's view that pain tolerance varies by individual, not race. He argues Russians or any group do not inherently endure more than others, noting anesthesia history and cultural factors influence pain expression more than ethnicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Minsk
London
California Medical Association
McDonald Critchley
Russia
Critchley
Saras
Future of Radio and TV Shake Up Industry
The piece notes widespread shifts as radio loses audience to television, with major chains cutting ad rates. It reports ABC may be for sale and Columbia seeking TV stations, while FCC hearings set allocations for about 2060 TV spots. In big cities, radio erosion and TV sales slumps are evident as viewers favor television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Broadcasting Company
Federal Communications Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia
Why Because A Film On The Why Of Child Growth
A child study film presents scenarios to show how answering a child’s why shapes personality. Examples include a boy trusting a police officer who tickets drivers for safety and a mother too busy to answer questions leading to shyness, illustrating development through how questions are answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Fifty Years Ago United Brethren General Conference Increases Salaries
The United Brethren General Conference fixed salaries for general officers with increases across the board. Bishops and the publishing agent will receive 2000 dollars yearly. Clyde Wachtel accepted a mail carrier post for the F and M Railway Co in place of Charles Titlow who resigned. During a thunderstorm an electric car on the Frederick Middletown Railroad was disabled at Fulmer switch by lightning shocking the motorman Smith. A lightning strike felled trees on the Hildebrand land at the foot of South Mountain. Gen and Mrs L Victor Baughman hosted guests at their Poplar Terrace home including Governor Joan Walter Smith and ex Gov William R Merriam. a chartered car carried guests to Myersville and Middletown. The Pleasant Drama The Ladies Speak at Last was performed by the female high school pupils. Cast included Miss Pearl Bader Miss Naomi Bershnider Miss Grace Zimmerman and Miss Edna Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Clyde Wachtel
F. and M. Railway Co
Chas. Titlow
Frederick- Middletown
Fulmer
Smith
Chas
Hildebrand
South Mountain
L. Victor Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Joan Walter Smith
William R. Merriam
Gen. Baughman
Myersville
Middletown
Femate High School
Pearl Bader
Naomi Berfsnider
Grace Zimmerman
Edna Copeland
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1931 column recalls Deputy Sheriff William F Foreman suffering a fractured nose and cousin Martin Foreman minor injuries when their car failed a curve and crashed into a house near Thurmont. Middletown High School won the senior league pennant 21 to 8. Vincent Yingling launched a large rowboat on the Monocacy river near Devilbiss bridge with christening rites. About 2,500 public school pupils will join the 17th annual field meet at Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EF. Foreman
Martin Foreman
Thurmont
Middletown
Illness and recoveries noted at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Residents from Frederick and nearby towns share updates on hospital stays and recoveries. Patients include Among The Sick Miss Nine Devilbise at 137 West Patrick, Mrs. Frank M. Ebert’s home return after surgery, and My. T. Bell of Brunswick improving after six weeks illness. Also, Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, Mrs. Harry Remsburg, Richard Miller of Burkittsville, Miss Catherine Alexander, Davis F. Shafer, Mrs. Charles T. Meyer, Mrs. Mary A. Norwood, and Albert B. Gannon, all linked to Frederick Memorial or area facilities, with varied injuries and operations, all recovering or under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nine Devilbise
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank M. Ebert
East Eighth Street
T. Bell
Brunswick
Minnie Jacobs
Harry Remsburg
Harmony
Richard Miller
Oscar Miller
Burkittsville
Catherine Alexander
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Davis F. Shafer
University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles T. Meyer
Knoxville
Mary A. Norwood
Albert B. Gannon
South Market Street
The
Everedy Co
Five Day Weather Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
A five day outlook calls for fair weather from Saturday to Monday with slightly cooler Saturday, warmer Sunday and warmer Monday. Showers are likely and temperatures fall again by Tuesday or Wednesday. The period averages near seasonal normals with afternoon highs in the low to mid 70s and early mornings ranging from the mid 40s in the mountains to the 50s in eastern and southern Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Camp Detrick News Drive Set for 1951 Charities Campaign
Camp Detrick launches a 12 week charity drive starting June 4 under Capt Forrest Pauli to exceed last year’s $4,000 by aiming for $7,000. All major charities except Red Cross will be represented, with military and civilian personnel urged to support the effort. Winners named in arts and crafts show include Alan R. Cissna and Mrs Cecil Miller among others. Sergeant Jackie recalls wartime service, and Armed Forces Day events continue with Colonel Delmore and officers attending programs in Hagerstown. Major Salyers addresses unification at Lincoln High School with three service members present. Military notes mention LT Edward Tuleya at Camp Detrick and updated military justice code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Forrest Pauli
Red Cross
Camp Derrick Officers Mess
Nelson Lyttle
Alan R. Cissna
Cecil Miller
Lytle
Thomas Allen
Byttle
Frederick Wietzel
Lyttle
Robert W. Hefty
Frank Gelle
ER. K. Wolfe
Hugh Lee
Mary Krail
Fred J. Delmore
Army
Navy
Air Force
Hagerstown
Delmore
Trenton K. Roebush
Cecil D. Miller
Arden FB
Hughes
Charles D. Salyers
Frederick
Lincoln High School
Salyers
Ser
William OQ. Love
Yeoman
William H. White
Pvt
Norman G. Brown
Edward Tuleya
York, Pa
Tuleya
Charles Mayfield
Fort George G. Meade
Colt
Lestie Horne
Roberta Mezza
Gerald Shefke
Pyi
Three Killed In Gun Battle In Alabama
At midnight near Boat Alabama three men died and two officers were seriously wounded during a gun battle. Sheriff E M Boyles of Marshall County and Chief Leonard J Floyd of Boaz along with Aubrey Kilpatrick were reported dead. Wounded were W M Bennett and Sidney Lang, both Marshall County residents.
Global defense needed as wars shift across Asia and Europe
Washington reflections argue General Bradley’s past forecasts on atom bombs and amphibious landings were flawed. The piece traces military strategy shifts from Europe to the Pacific, noting the need for overseas bases and a broader global defense posture as Russia, Red China, and Japan influence ongoing conflicts. It emphasizes that high command misjudgments mirror Pearl Harbor era complacency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradley
Europe
Pacific
U. S. Navy
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Southeast Asia
Washington
Admiral Kimmel
General Short
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Russia
China
Korea
Bradleys
Asia
Heights Park Opening May 30 for 1951 Season
Braddock Heights Park will open on Decoration Day May 30 to start the 1951 summer season. Attractions return include a 12 car ferris wheel pool skating rink bowls and rides plus a fully overhauled miniature train pony rides giant slide and kiddie rides. The Mountain Theater schedule runs June 20 to September 1 with shows such as Boy Meets Girl The Silver Whistle Happy Birthday Bett Yesterday. The mountain-top dance pavilion will be available for rental by groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Park
Middletown Valley
Braddock
The
Mountain Theater
the Park Grounds
Farewell Party for Selgier at Good Intent near Keymar
A farewell party was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jank Grimes at Good Intent near Keymar in honor of their grandson, P. Walter F. Stang, who leaves for California. Many relatives and friends attended, including the Stang and Grimes families from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selgier
Jank Grimes
Good Intent
Keymar
Walter F. Stang
California
Pic
Joseph Stang
Joseph, Jr
Knoxville
Theodore Newcomer
Joann
Taneytown
Russell Newcomer
Doris
Margaret
Dorothy
Russell
Fay Smith
Near Thurmont
Martin Hayes
New Jersey
Frank Grimes
William “Grimes
Catherine
Debra
Gene
Doris Spellman
Roland Grimes
Florence
Francis
Roland
Betty
Union Bridge
Clyde Grimes
Barbara
Larry
Walkersville
Luther Keeney
Gloria
Sylvia Gerald
Keysville
Lewis Bollings
York
Rot Robert Wellwood
Vancouver
B. C
New Brunswick
N. J
Brunswick
Robert T. Foster
Side Glances Travel to Clubs and Tales of Local Notables
District representatives will carry Side Glances to various clubs. Miss Boyle arrives Belgrade assignment. several residents visit Fort Jackson. weddings, relocations, and social events noted include Mr. and Mrs. Sifford moving to the Home for the Aged and a Rocky Ridge Lutheran church wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Sifford
East Church Street
Home For the
Record Street
Engagement announced for Carolyn Harshman and Jack Brown
Mr and Mrs Russell Harshman of Wolfsville announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn to Jack Brown of Hagerstown son of Mrs Victor Brown and the late Mr Brown Washington The wedding is planned for early fall. Also married Monday in Emmitsburg St Josephs Catholic Church Doris Louise Olinger granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Olinger and James Edward Houck son of the late Mr and Mrs Edward Houck. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Michael OBrien. The bride wore a blue ballerina gown trimmed in white with white accessories and carried white snapdragons and lilies. The maid of honor Miss Margaret Houck wore a pink ballerina dress with white accessories. Ernest Rosensteel served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testerman
Boone
Rocky Ridge
Patricia Boone
Laura Boone
Union Bridge
Oscar Boone
Noble A. Testerman
Lester 5. Testterman
R. S. Puffenbarger
Doris Boone
Lewis Testerman
Meadows
Doris Meadows
James Wiltshire
William Anders
Rawson
Clifford Zombro
Cynthia Kewal
Chicago
Ill
Linda Hardy
Millville
Donald Lancaster
Bolivar
Charles Dunn
Paul Rutherford
Russell Harshman
Wolfsville
Helr
Caralyn
Jack Brown
Hagerstown
Victor Brown
Mr. Brown
Washington
Honuck—Olinger
Doris Louise Olinger
Charles Olinger
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
James Edward Houck
East Main Street
Edward Houck
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Michael O'Brien
Margaret Houck
Ernest Rosensteel
State School Pupils See Ringling Circus in Washington
About 130 pupils and teachers from the Maryland State School for the Deaf attended the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus in Washington. A State Police escort accompanied the two busses and eight private cars, as Rotary Club volunteers arranged the annual spring outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Rotary Club
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Washington
Robert Miller
Merritt Lockwood
Austin Renn
William Strobel
Lincoln Engelbrecht
Ransom Lewis
Ignatius Bjorlee
William BR. Bennet, Jr
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Boyle
Future of Radio
the News
Public Information Office
John Jackie
Camp Sibert
Ala
Australia
40Th Chemical Laboratory Company
Jackie
Manila
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Chisholm
Mass
Harvey DeVore
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
William Reed
Reed
Greenland
William Terry
Olmstead Air Force Base
Emery Henley
President Truman
Independence
Terry Hays
Abilene
Tex
Alabama
David Lawrence
Omer Bradley
House
Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs
U.S. Air Force
United States Navy
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
General Bradley
Pentagon
MacArthur
Secretary Marshall
Red China
Marshall
America
Heights Park
Sergt
Raymond VW. Haines
Fort Jackson
S. C
Haines
167Th Infantry
South Carolina
Webster
Foe and
Satandk Redding
Aya Tl Va Calion
Boswell
Warren T. Lenhart
Katharine Norwood Taylor
Arch Taylor
Katharine Gibbs
New York City
Miss Taylor
Duke University
John V. Bowers
Robert K. Castle
Columbus Avenue
Bowers
Grayson Halter
Harvey Butler
Glenn Criswell
Shirley Bowers
Robert Young
Castle
Sea Island
William N. Shirey
Fairview Avenue
Shireys
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frances 5. Grove
Robert N. Grove
East Third Street
GH. S
Girls High School Alumni Association
Wilson Place
J. Harold Hooper
Elizabeth
Orville D. Ahalt
Middlstown
National Home For the Aged
Robert Smith
Janet
Nancy
Frostburg
Joseph O. Hays
Harold Hoffman
Aps
William A. Sowers
Philip Eugene
Paul A. Smith
Chappaqua
N. Y
Stephen Brooks
Northern Westchester Hospital
Mt. Kisco
Beverly Motesworth
E.R. Pearl
North Market Street
Frederick Tailoring Co
Frederick Tailoring Company
Armory
Sage Dusters
Donald J. Wolf
Raleigh
N. C
Darrell Joseph
Rex Hospital
William E. Hardy
Wilson Avenue
Lake Placid
International Assembly For
Rotary
Hardy
Lake Placid Club
Essex County
Geraldine Phelps
Dorothy Fulmer
Roger Croneburg
Charles Hardman
Cecelie VanFossen
E. W VanFossen
Lindbergh Avenue
Robert Butler
Chrisse Firestone
Lewiston, N. Y
G. Hunter Bowers
Harmony Grove
Anne Franklin Boyle
Norman B. Boyle
Westminster
Foreign Service
Department of State
Washington, D. C
Belgrade
Armed Forces
Detrick
Addie Sawyers
Kavaliers
Waynesboro
NCO
A. B. Collinus
R. E. Town
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Atlantic City
M. Rose Birely
New Haven
Conn
C. W. Birely
R. W. Smith
Nancy Eastburn
Alma Smith
Robert R. Bare
Austin Bare
U. S. S. Hollister
Herbert Sprankle
George Callan
Euphemia Rotering
Ant
Washington Circus
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