Bosses Lose Grip as Modern Life Softens Their Rule
HAL BOYL argues bosses drift from feared figures to sympathetic, overworked figures in a changing American workplace. The piece notes bosses now juggle psychology and paperwork, with executives even joking about overwork while still wielding authority. It ends with a data line on U S lumber and paper production shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyl
New York
America
Scrooge
Martinet
Riley
Joe
Buddy
United States
Oil dispute in Iran tests British and American roles
The article reports Britain seeking US help to preserve its oil concession in Iran or secure guarantees that European oil needs will continue. It warns that if Britain and Europe lose Iranian oil, Russia may gain control, prompting potential U S diversion of supplies and gasoline rationing. It criticizes Washington for silence and urges London to lead a resolution to prevent further nationalist takeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Uncle Sam
Britain
Europe
Russia
Moscow
U. S
Washington
Asia
Near East
Far East
Forgotten elite refugees urged to boost U S defense
About 276000 displaced specialists in Europe, many escaped from Communism, are identified as crucial yet underutilized assets. In six months only 300 were brought in, with Ford Foundation funds expected to add 2000 more plus families. Military backs fast visa issuance before June 30 to arrive by November under the act. Industry seeks relief from talent drain as skilled families enter at lower cost than training new workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
International Rescue Committee
Ford Foundation
Soil conservation payments debated as subsidy risk
The Washington Post argues that 225 million dollars approved for soil conservation payments by the Production and Marketing Administration mainly serves as an income subsidy, duplicating the Soil Conservation Service program, and should be limited to clearly defined needs while remaining an adjunct to voluntary self help efforts. The piece urges merging conservation programs and warns against tying soil work to government handouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Production and Marketing Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Subcommittee
Appropriations Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Allan B.kline
The
Washington Post
Ground to be broken for Frederick City Hospital building
Fifty years ago local items note plans for a Frederick City Hospital cornerstone ceremony with Masonic involvement. Middletown district trustees appoint Prof Roger G. Harley as principal replacing John V. Alexander who has resigned. Street improvements on West Fourth street extended discussed. A new telephone line between Myersville and Wolfsville is completed and to receive phones soon. The Free Kindergarten School will close for summer on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Middletown
Roger G. Harley
Yellow Springs
Middletown School
John V. Alexander
Harley
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Millersburg
Yeakle
Board of Alder
West Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Market Street
Myersville
Wolfsville
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
May 24 1935 recalls a series of brief items. Prof Elmer A Wolfe longtime Union Bridge High School principal died at 68 after 14 years in post. The New Auburn Sedan owned by John W Eldridge Myersville was stolen from front of Church Street school. Philip Thomas of Washington won the Frederick to Ridgeville marathon in 1 hour 33 minutes 46 seconds. Ralph Ray Snyder Buckeystown Garage owner died suddenly at 36 of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Wolfe
Union Bridge
Auburn
John W. Eldridge
Myersville
Church Street
Philip Thomas
Washington
C. EH. Brown
Frederick
Ridgeville
Ralph Ray Snyder
Buckeystown
Opportunities In Business Are Discussed By Babson Park
Roger W. Babson argues that young people still have ample opportunities in education, finance, and employment. He cites rising population, free education, better loans for homes, social security, pensions, and habits employers seek, urging savings and hard work. He notes draft uncertainty and the potential to become an employer through steady saving and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mess
United States
Congress
Copyriiht
Fin
Mothers Daughters Banquet Held At Church
The Frederick Church of the Brethren mothers and daughters held their annual banquet in the church social room with the theme Children Deserve Better Homes. Prizes were awarded for oldest and youngest mother, most daughters, and youngest daughter, with remarks, solos, poems, and a message on Building Battlements by Mrs. R. E. White. A Mizpah benediction closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
James Brothers
Westminster
Nevin Dutrow
Dean Kindy
Lewtis Shankle
Lena Kay Funk
Emil Shober
Herbert Duvall
Robert Firer
John Zimmerman
R. E. White
Edgar Betts
United Presbyterians Meet at 92nd Assembly in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the United Presbyterians 92nd annual assembly as Rev. John E. Simpson of Oak Park urges pastors and laymen to “take a new look at Calvary” to dispel the world’s sin. Simpson leads the National Council of Churches stewardship department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United Presbyterians
John" E. Simpson
Oak Park
Calvary
Washington reflections on MacArthur inquiry and war policy
A Washington column questions the MacArthur firing, Senate probes, and Korea policy. It weighs presidential decisions, Joint Chiefs involvement, constitutional war powers, and public understanding of official messaging amid ongoing debate over whether the Korean conflict is a proper UN war and how leadership should be held to account. The piece notes conflicting testimonies from Bradley and Marshall and ponders future hearings and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tobey
New Hampshire
MacArthur
Truman
General MacArthur
Far East
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Bradley
Korea
Senate
White House
Legislative Branch
Acheson
Congress
Marshall
General Bradley
Formosa
Ridgway
United States
Mr. Truman
Advisory Committee Forms To Aid Hood College PR
Frederick county citizens compose an advisory committee to Hood College public relations to assess the office work and gauge public reaction to the coffee program. Chairman Philip R Winebruner leads members Robt Delaplaine George Rhoderick Jr Laurence Leonard Walker Carty Canfield Himes and Herbert N Heston. The group seeks greater public service visibility and fiscal policy clarity from the college. A separate note describes the destructive nematode Heterodera forming cysts that protect larvae for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
County
Hood College
Public W
Fhilip R. Winebroner
Baltimore
Herbert N. Heston
Heston
Winebrewer
Rob't
E. Delaplaine
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
Middletown
Laurence Leonard
J. Walker Carty
Canfield Himes
Mr. Heston
Honor Roll Dedication Set for Emmitsburg Sunday
Mrs Rita Felix of Emmitsburg widow of John C Felix killed in action in the European theater will unveil the new World War II honor roll during dedication and presentatory services on Sunday. The roll, designed by Philp B Sharpe, honors residents who served in World War II and was completed by the Honor Committee of the Francis X Elder Post American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Felix
Emmitsburg
John C. Felix
Francis X. Elder Post
American Legion
Legion
West Main Street
D. L. Beegle
Harold M. Hoke
William L Topper
Legion Post
Reformed Church
Edmund FP. Welker
J. Albert Saffer
Francis X. Elder
Singing of America
John D. Sullivan
C. M
St. Vincents
Felix
Fred Timmerman
Fred P. Timmerman, Jr
Thornton W. Rodgers
Edmund P. Welker
Leo G. Sanders
Paul Dern
Philp B. Sharpe
Mr. Sharpe
Eugene Rodgers
Louis F. Rosensteel
J. Everett Chrismer
Richard Yeoman
Francis X. Sanders
Chrismer
Andrew TF. Shorb
Curtis D. Topper
Francis X. Elder American Legion Post
William J. Topper
T. Eugene Rodgers
John Rosensteel
Allen Bouey
Andrew T. Shorb
Wayne McCleaf
Clarence G. Frairey
Roger I. Zurgable
William L. Topper
Personal notices and deeds amid county updates
Mr Harry R Cramer of 252 Carroll Parkway celebrated his birthday with a dinner at home. Sergeant Don A Miller recently returned to the States from Alaska and serves with the 1600th Supply Ltd at Westover Field Mass. he spent a furlough with his parents in Baltimore. Various marriages births relocations are noted, including Philip Eugene Sowers born May 14, and Sharon Pauline Niling born to Mr and Mrs Smithsburg. Deeds recorded include properties sold in Brunswick, Sabillasville and North Dayton Avenue with values around 9 000, 5 500 and 8 000 dollars. Only one criminal case heard: J Carl Stonebraker pled guilty to exceeding the 50 mile limit on Route 40 4 and paid 10 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Cramer
Carroll Parkway
Don A. Miller
Elmendorf Field
Anchorage
Alaska
1600Th Supply Ltd
Westover Field
Mass
Sgt. Miller
Oscar H. Miller
Windsor Mill Road
Baltimore
Frederick
Estelle Gloyd
Bernard Gloyd
Gaithersburg
Atlanta
Warren Kyin
George
Poolesville
New York
Karl Newell
Ohio
Peggy Newell
Ohio Wesleyan
William A. Sowers
Burkittsville
Philip Eugene
Sowers
Roxie Peaslee
Roy Peaslee
Burk~ittsville
James Welty
Brunswick
William D. Johnson
Henry M. Asline
Park Svegue
Kenneth J. Dixon
James M. Youtz
North Dayton Avenue
Lee A. Stottlemyer
James F. Black
Sabillasville
H. Reese Shoemaker
Deaths in Frederick County Obituaries Noticeboard
Death notices for Jesse T West of Unionville and Mrs Minnie R Garner of Linwood report ages 53 and 75 with survivors. Margaret E Day of Laytonsville death at 38, seven sons and extended kin. Arthur F Ambush of Pleasant View dies at 53 with family details. Services to be held at local churches. funeral directors listed.
Beta Sigma Phi Holds Last Regular Meeting at Pine Room
The Alpha Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the Pine Room of Hotel Frederick with president Miss M Jeanne Golibart. Plans for sorority projects and summer socials were made and a typewriter gift to a cerebral palsy clinic was announced for next week. A surprise shower honored Miss Arlene Vis Stull ahead of her Sunday wedding to Eric C. Paddock Jr at the Evangelical Lutheran church. attendees listed. Aluminum is described as derived from alumina and bauxite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Pine Room
Hotel Frederick
M. Jeanne Golibart
Arlene Vis Stull
Eric C. Paddock, Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Stull
Funerals For Mrs Ollie May Reid Held In Hyattsville
Funeral services for Mrs Ollie May Reid of Cottage City who died last Saturday were held Tuesday at a Hyattsville funeral home. Rev Charles A Shreve officiated as large crowds attended. Interment in Cedar Hill cemetery Washington. Survived by five children and siblings. Also noted: funerals for Mrs Bessie C Thackston at Braddock Heights and Mrs Gertrude S Bowers at Mount Olivet cemetery with details on pallbearers and officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie May Reid
Cottage City
Hyattsville
Charles A. Shreve
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Washington
Purdum
Martin Stottlemyer
New Market
Arner Stottlerhyer
Dickerson
Bessie C. Thackston
Henry EF. Thackston
Braddock Heights
East Church Street
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. F. Minor Simpson
Elbridge R. Biggs
Russell H. McCain
Calvin 5. Lohr
W. Douglas Zimmerman
John C Engle
E. Dwight McCain
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Gertrudes. Bowers
East Patrick Street
William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Raymond E. Bowers, Jr
John Clem
J. William Wall
Glenn F. Bowers Jr
James Bowers
Russell Bowers
C. EL Cline and Son
Amanda C Myers
Charles 5. Myers
Myersville
Ill and Recovering Citizens in Local Notices
Among the sick list: Gary Croms of 28 East Fifth street hospital bound at Frederick Memorial with rheumatic fever since May 5. improved but bedridden. Mrs Grace Wallace of 717 North Market operated on at Frederick Memorial, reported satisfactory. John J Sullivan of East Second street ill at Marine Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Sullivan visiting, staying at home for a few days. Wm. A. Beachley of Broad Run, WWI veteran, in Mt Alto Hospital near Washington for treatment. Jane Ayers of Brunswick discharged May 13, recuperating with Hepperle family in Hagerstown. Clark Price Jr of Brunswick in Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary A. Croms
East Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carlton A. Croms
Grace Wallace
North Market Street
John J. Sullivan
East Second Street
Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Sullivan
Wm. A. Beachley
Broad Run
Mt. Alto Hospital
Washington
Jane Ayers
Brunswick
E. W. Hepperle
Hagerstown
Clark Price, Jr
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. V
Western Maryland Motor Truck Assn Plans May Meeting
The Western Maryland chapter of the Maryland Motor Truck Association will hold its May meeting Sunday evening at the Terrace in Hagerstown. Guest speaker Thomas Robertson, director of Community Service for the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association, will discuss Right of Choice. A dinner precedes the meeting, with the group including Frederick firms and other Westerly Maryland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Maryland Motor Truck Association
Terrace
Hagerstown
Thomas Roberston
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association
Frederick
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boyle
the News
United Presbyterians Meeting
Dr. Simpson
National Council of Churches
U.S. Army
Camp Detrick
George L. Nielsen
Fred J. Delmore
Nielsen
O.N. Fellows
David Lawrence
BY Hw, T. Webster
Jesse T. West
Unionville
Frederick County
John and
Mollie West
Lottie West
Sherman Black
Marsden
William West
Gordon
Singanore Constance
M. Waltz
Minnie R. Garner
Ezra
Elizabeth Poole Garner
Linwood
Isabelle Garner
Frank J. Wachter, Jr
Camp Pickett
Winters Lutheran Church
Donald Warrenfeltz
Samuel Harley
Dydl Belotte
C. O. Fuss and Son
Margaret E. Day
Charles T. Day
Boyds
Tate William
Margaret Cronenburg
Charles
Thomas H
Madison L
Clarence D
Frank, D
Roland B
Russell W. Day
Laytonsville
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Roy W. Barber
Arthur F. Ambush
Arthur Frederick Ambush
Pleasant View
Sarah Ellen Jackson
Tony Howard
Misses Stull
Golibart
Eleanor Collins
Rite Kupp
Elizabeth Smith
Gloria Gosnell
Joan Shane
Rebeccs Rhodberick
Dorothy Morfan
Charles Kear
Norman Fisher
James F. Zimmerman
Milton Show
Motor Truck Assn
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