Seeing Eye To Eye On China Policy After British Exit
The liquidation of British commercial interests in Communist China ends the era of blaming Britain for alliance neglect due to nearly a billion dollars in investment. Recognition of the Mao government remains uncertain as Chinese tactics and diplomacy test Anglo American cooperation. Koreas developments may push both powers toward shared steps while Western allies grow wary of continued Communist expansion in the Far East.
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China
Britain
Mao
Korea
Far East
Grandma power in the modern age of grandmothers
Boyle highlights a cultural shift as grandmothers age into leading roles across arts, politics, business, and media. She cites Grandma Moses, Joan Bennett, Marlene Dietrich, Gloria Swanson, Mrs Arthur Murray, Gertrude Lawrence, and Mary Roberts Rinehart, noting FDR’s grandmotherly prominence and her own aging no barrier to activity or influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nal Boyle
New York
Grandma Moses
Rose Brush
Hollywood
Joan Bennett
Marlene Dietrich
Gloria Swanson
Arthur Murray
Gertrude Lawrence
Congress
Sheriff
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Franklin D. Froosevelt
Granny
The Last Bar Sign Seized on Turnpike Approach
An inn near the New Jersey Turnpike was ordered to remove a sign reading Last Bar Before Turnpike. The authorities viewed it as an invitation to drink before driving on a highway. The piece argues such warnings heighten risk and urges bans on alcohol sales on through highways to reduce wrecks and fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Community Players to elect new board in Winchester Hall
Tonight at eight o'clock the Community Players meet in Winchester Hall to elect a board for the coming year and hear Clarence C. Carty discuss the local organization. The slate includes Mrs William Bennett St Thomas Glass Allen Long Charles Ross 3d Charlies V. Main and Miss Betty Carey.COURSE STEADY NEW YORK May 28 The stock market held to a steady course with narrow price changes as activity slowed after an opening surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Clarence C. Carty
William Bennett
Allen Long
Charles Ross
3D. Charlies V. Main
Betty Carey
New York
Fifty Years Ago in Frederick May 28 1902 Festival and Rail News
Amid fragrant events the Masonic festival opened in the new temple and runs to Friday. Joseph D Green sold his Bentz street lot for 520,300 to Daniel Z Stu. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials plan an inspection visit. John H Frazier received Frederick’s largest beer shipment, about 159 barrels, with two tons of ice. The Frederick and Middletown Railway Car Barn nears completion with trains soon operating and waiting rooms nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New Temple
Joseph D. Green
Bentz Street
Church and
Second Street
Daniel Z. Stu
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
John H Frazier
Third Fire Destroys Farm Wheat Barn In Virginia
Twenty years ago events recount a fire on the Indian Zimmeroan farm near Vernon destroying 500 bushels of wheat, hay and horse feed. A George Washington pageant is planned for June 10 in Baker Park with local students. A bucket brigade limited further damage at Irving V. Bel near Monrova. William B Bennett remains home ill.
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Jefferson
George Washington
Will Legion
Frederick ¢Ty
Baker Park
Bucket Brigade
Irving V. Bel
Monrova
Fen
Gre
William B Bennett
Neely Attacks Holt as Notorious Political Renegade
Sen. Matthew M. Neely sharply attacked Rush D Holt on the Senate floor calling him a notorious political chameleon and renegade. He predicted Holt would be defeated in the West Virginia governor race and canvassed GOP hopes in the November election. Holt, a former Democratic senator, had switched to the Republican Party two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matthew M. Neely
Wva
Rush D Holt
Neely
Senate
Holt
West Virginia
U. S
Hood College Offers Four Sunday TV Programs on WBAL-TV
Hood College plans a series of four Sunday evening television programs in June on WBAL-TV channel 11 at 6 30. The programs will showcase teaching methods and feature demonstrations in waves by Professor Elnor Ware, language study by Professor Frederick D. Eddy, political science by Miss Virginia Lewis, and astronomy by Professor Leah B Allen using slides and models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Eddy
Hood
Virginia Lewis
Leah B Allen
Casitensmy
Centennial Memorial Choir Delivers York County Concerts
The Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Children’s Church senior choir plans two concerts in York County Pennsylvania on Sunday honoring Rey Bernard EB Fogle a former local employer. First show set for 4 a m with a second at 1 p m at Ervexville. program to be repeated at each venue.
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Centennial Memoorial
Evangelical United Bildren Church
York County
Rey Bermarnd
Fogle
Rey
Enoir
Sze
Ervexville
Sddchow
Community Choir Plans Mixed Musical Event at Local Church
A church program features Mise doevre Crovse in a solo, a quartet by the Marin sisters, a men's choir and a piano duet led by Mrs Alvin Rice and Mas Glette Rive Moss Margaret. Kent wall directs the choir with Wes Bae on piano and violin in support.
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Mise Doevre Crovse
Marin Sisters
Alvin Rice
Mas Glette Rive Moss
Margaret
Kent Wall Dirert
the Chew
Wes Bae
Mre
Brant Morgen
New Books At Artz Library
A list of new library titles including Square Dance by Ralph J. McNair a history of the U S Marines George P Hunt Man from Abilene Kevin McCann Witness Whittaker Chambers Government Is Your Business James Keller and McCalls Complete Book of Dressmaking Marian Corey plus a note that the Library will be closed Memorial Day with all day Friday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. McNair
Frederick
New England
U. S
George P. Hunt
United States Marine
Leathernecks
Nicholas
Tripoli
O'Bannon
Abilene
Kevin McCann
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Whittaker Chambers
Maryland
New York
Alger Hiss
Westminster
Chambers
James Keller
Christopher
McCall
Marian Corey
Memorial Das
Hospital Moves Patients After Morning Transfers
Among The Sick air Dewex marshman wast re moved from his residence 23 Ham ion avenue to Emergency Hospital Tuesday morning in the C. EB. Chane and Son ambulance. Mrs Betty M Benson 712 West Fifth street underwent surgery Monday morning in Frederik We Meral Hospital. She is recovering satisfactorily.
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Hamion Avenue
C. EB
Chane and Son Ambulance
Betty M. Benson
West Fifth Street
Frederik We
Meral
Croix de Guerre Soldier Story Inspires Family Duty
A World War I veteran earns the Croix de Guerre but refuses to wear it until he can prove to his sister and widowed mother that he can succeed at home. He vows to work hard and support them, showing resolve to repay their sacrifices and meet expectations.
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Wy Shea
Rena. Bailey
France
Rome
Lawrence In Europe May 28 Peace in a time of new alliances
Paris May 28 The hope of Europe and the world for peace grows as documents signed by the United States France Britain and West Germany signal solidarity. The peace contract ends occupation in West Germany and lays groundwork for a European defense community with a six nation army. The United States and Britain will rely on NATO ties, while debates over German rearmament and sovereignty continue.
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David Lawrence
Paris
Europe
United States
France
Great Britain
West Germany
Russia
Britain
State Acheson
Germany
European Defense Community
Wison
Wilson
Senate
Acheson
American Senate
United States of Europe
European Defense Army
NATO Military Organization
Eisenhower
America
Local Personal News Reunions After Two Week Visit
Mr argure 9 T Ebert of Col leseville Pa have returned home after two weeks with Mite Everts sister Mrs Charles E Wehler 300 West Fifth street Former Mayor and Mrs Lierd C Culler have returned from Atlante Taylor attend thirtieth annual convention of The Troonis second Distrct of Lions International While at the ocean Tresor Mr Culler was breakfast guest of A B Colimus of Frederick attending bankers convention there inH precssant of the Far East cained far a member of the Batlie Monu menta Commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argure
T Ebert
Colleseville
Mite Everts
Charles E Wehler
West Fifth Street
Lierd C. Culler
Atlante Taylor
Lions! International
Culler
Colimus
Frederick
Bankers
Discriminating Audience Hears Chorus In Its Spring Concert
The Community Chorus with the Frederick Hood College Orchestra and Dr. Earle Blakeslee presented a spring concert in Brodbeck Hall. Highlights included Handel and Mozart pieces, Sprigg’s organ sonata solo, Beethoven symphony fragment, Wardell’s bold Song, and Schubert Mass in G Major with notable soloists Mrs. Robert Russell Donald Leatherman and James Gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Brodbeck Hall
Frederick Hood College
Earle Blakeslee
Beethoven
Frederick
Charles Wardell
Paul Green
Salem College
Winston-Salem
N.C
Donald Leatherman
Schubert
Robert Russell
Mr. Leatherman
James Gentry
Army veteran Col Odland ends Camp Detrick project
Col Theo dore E Odland a URI agronomy veteran with over 35 years of service finished a special project at Camp Detrick after being recalled to active duty in May 195[?] and will retire from the Army in June returning to his URI post. He and his wife Ruby have two daughters Sure Mae Odland of Montana State Bozeman and Ellen Louise Odland of Bridgeport Conn. After discharge he will live in Kingston. The text notes camel maturity timing at about 16 years.
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U.S Army
Theodore E. Odland
Department of Agronomy
University of Rhode Island At
Kingston
Camp Detrick
University of Rhode Island
Odland
Ruby
Sure Mae Odiand
Montana State University
Bozeman
Ellen Louise Odland
Bridgeport
Conn
Col Odland
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for multiple property sales in Emmitsburg Woodsboro Braddock and South Market areas. Eyler to O Keefe about 130 acres with improvements for around 15000 dollars. Hilton to Rinehart 512 Elm Street about 11000 dollars. Crum to Farra Woodsboro district about 10500 dollars. Fuller to Crouse west of Old White House High Knob area about 7500 dollars. Hudson to Morgan 116 East Sixth Street for 7300 dollars with long-term payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin L. Eyler
John H. O'Keefe
Emmitsburg
William B. Hilton
Wilbert H. Rinehart
Elm Street
Henry R. Crum
William L. Farra
Woodsboro
Robert F. Fuller
Raymond T. Crouse
Old White House
High Knob
Braddock District
Elizabeth K. McElroy
Nellie K. Cummings
John Henry Cummings, Jr
South Market Street
Charles E. Hudson
Earl i M. Morgan
East Sixth Street
Drunken driving conviction leads to $100 fine in Brunswick
James William Mason of Shenandoah Junction West Virginia was fined 100 dollars and costs after a drunken driving conviction in a hearing before Magistrate Charles L Moats in Brunswick. Set WW. Corbin made the arrest Sunday morning on Route 340.
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Charles L. Moats
Brunswick
James William Mason
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Set WW
Corbin
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