Hardy Named Dist Rotary Clubs Head
William E. Hardy of Frederick Maryland was elected Governor of Rotary International’s 267th District at the 42nd Annual Convention and will serve in 1951 52. He will visit 41 Rotary Clubs in Virginia to advise officers on Rotary service and administration. Hardy resigns from Monocacy Broadcasting Company effective June 30 1951 and plans an advertising counselling service in Frederick with Laurence Leonard. Oils rise as market advances with Standard Oil and Cities Service up over 2 percent.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William E. Hardy
Frederick
Maryland
Rotary International
Rotary
Hardy
Chamber of Commerce
County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Junior Charter of Commerce
Wardy
Monocacy Broadcasting Company
WEMD
Wfmd-Fm
Laurence Leonard
Tibet as Chinese Province Alarms Free World
The piece argues Tibet, on the Himalayan plateau, has been incorporated as a Chinese province after a Peiping agreement. It warns that Tibetan passes could enable incursions into India and Pakistan, with Nepal and Kashmir possible Reds targets. It cautions Nehru on power politics and the threat to the free world.
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Tibet
Mying Dalai Lama
India
Pakistan
Nepal
Kashmir
Peiping
Nehru
Odds on peace keep most dentists calm
Lloyds of London still offers odds on world peace with 19 to 1 against war through the summer, while last December set 50 to 1 against no war before September. A Seattle dentists conference paid 535 for 310000 in coverage for June 25 to 28, yet experts warn odds should not drive outlook as danger remains real and preparation is urged.
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Lloyds of London
Terst
Lloyds
Seattle Coast
Seattle
Lloyd's
Ual Boyle
New York
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
China
Red China
Soviet
Russia
Snook Wins CCC First In Memorial Day Golf Tourney
Carl Snook won first prize at Ca toctin Country Club’s Memorial Day Flags tourney for golfing members. The event used handicaps on par 70 and as many holes as possible. Snook, with par allowance plus six strokes, reached within 20 feet of the 20th hole and set personal bests on the 18 hole course. Eli Yuisich was second, Pete Demchak third, and Dr. William E. Ross and Jim MacLaren tied for fourth. The last three prizes went to Melvin Derr Hal Moser and Dick Bowlus, based on tee shot distances after the 18th hole.
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Carl Snook
Catoctin Country Club
Snook
Eli Yuisich
Pete Demchak
William E. Ross
Jim MacLaren
Melvin Derr
Hal Moser
Dick Bowlus
Derr
Moser
Bowlus
Regents to decide Maryland faculty fate after enrollment drop
College Park May 30 Regents meet to determine faculty layoffs for next fall as enrollment is expected to fall about 15 percent. Comptroller Benton says retrenchment is likely but the exact cuts await the regents. The report also notes a brittle star specimen ranging from two inches to a pinhead in size.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Board of Regents
Charles L. Benton
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News May 31 1901
Fifty years ago in Frederick the local news mentions the death of prominent merchant Mr Alexander Brengle at age 19 after a paralysis stroke in his yard, noting a 20 year shoe business career. It also covers Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy opening club rooms on West Patrick Street with Confederate color decorations and portraits. A Dennys Alley drainage issue prompts a Mayor and Aldermen meeting led by Joseph W Gaver and others to seek improvements. Frederick Baseball Club defeats Charles Town 9 to 6 at Athlehe Park with Eisenhauer collecting three hits and Benson pitching well, drawing about 300 spectators. Meredith Smith of East Second Street departs for Washington for a four month medical course at Providence Hospital.
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Columna of the News
Alexander Brengle
North Market Street
Fitzhugh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
FE. ¢ Lege
West Patrick Street
Lee
Jackson
Joseph W. Gaver
Frederick Baseball Club
Charles Town
W. Va
Athlehe Park
Eisenhauer
Benson
Meredith Smith
East Second Street
Washington
Providence Hospital
Memorial Day Reflections And Weather Delays At County Meet
Twenty years ago highlights include Rabbi Stephen S Wise’s commencement address at Hood College praising patriotism. State's Attorney Sinn spoke at Mt Olivet cemetery Memorial Day services. Drought association closed after pledging five thousand dollars. County track and field meet postponed again due to rain as crowds filled the State Armory seeking shelter.
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the News
Hood College
Stephen S. Wise
New York
Calvary Methodist Church
Walter E. Sinn
Mt. Olivet
Frederick County Drouth Emergency Association
State Armory
World Peace Signal From Korea Boosts UN Resolve
Boyle argues Korea's UN forces have developed into a united multinational army. He says their victory over the Red drive signals a turning point, teaching totalitarian powers that aggression against liberty fails. Universal peace hinges on freedom’s triumph and the UN’s evolving role.
OPS Makes Available Price Stabilization Regulations
Maryland OPS announces copies of price stabilization regulations are available at the Chamber of Commerce office on the mezzanine of the Francis Scott Key Hotel or at local banks. Secretary George C. Slagle notes many firms have secured the regulations, while Hugo R. Hoffmann reports area representatives distributing data. A state-wide survey through June 2 aims to reach those still without copies and ensure adequate service.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
A. 8
Lewis
Maryland
OPS
George C. Slagle
Maiwiland Ops
Hugo R.sroffman
Hoffman
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Miss Betsy McCain Named Hood College Field Representative
Miss Betsy McCain daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell H McCain of West College Terrace and Hood College senior will join the college staff as field representative next fall replacing Miss Joy Ann Rollka who leaves this month to wed June 16 in Teaneck New Jersey McCain has been Hood class vice president White Blazer and Prince Hood winner and will begin in September visiting high and prep schools in the eastern area to recruit prospective Hood students
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Betsy McCain
Russell H. McCain
West College Terrace
Hood College
Joy Ann Rollka
Teaneck
N. J
McCain
Hood
Prince Hood
Little College
Remsberg Ellis Wedding in St Andrew's at College Park
Miss Marcia Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Ellis of Bethesda married John Homer Remsberg Jr son of Mr and Mrs J Homer Remsberg of Middletown at St Andrew's Episcopal Church College Park at 730 pm Rev Nathaniel Acton officiated A reception followed at the Kappa Delta house The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon net with seed pearls Her veil cap featured lace and pearls She carried a bouquet of hepatica and white orchids Barbara Ward was maid of honor Brandywine roses and lily of the valley appeared in bouquets Bridesmaids wore nile green lace and net gowns Best man was Edward Bolton Ushers included George Fry Jefferson Keith Robert E Shank Adrian McC Remsberg Ringbearer Robert Jordan Soloist Mrs Robert E Shank The newlyweds left for a northward journey The bride traveled in a shantung suit and canary yellow hat She is a Chevy Chase High School graduate and a University of Maryland junior member of Kappa Delta Groom to graduate from the University of Maryland in June belongs to Alpha Tau Omega and will report to the Air Force as a second lieutenant in mid July
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Marcia Ellis
Clarence Ellis
Bethesda
John Homer Remsberg, Jr
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Nathaniel Acton
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
College Park
Kappa Delta
Barbara Ward
Leste Smith
Washington
Betty Hemstreet
Silver Song
Daniel Bare
Westminster
Edward Bolton
Miami
Fla
George Fry
Laytonsville
Jefferson Keith
Birmingham
Ala
Robert E. Shank
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Robert Jordan
Brice
Chevy Chase High School
University of Maryland
Kappa Delta Sorority
Remsberg
Pentagon No 2 Underground Hidden In Pennsylvania Mountain
Gettysburg Pa May 3 Path finder magazine this week details a hidden underground Pentagon No 2 at Beard Lot near Fountaindale Raven Rock Mountain elevation 1527 ft. The subterranean chamber would be 2100 ft long with four suites for officials and a staff of 1200 in peacetime 5000 in wartime. Army planners reportedly seek airfields and place most workers at Camp Ritchie. Pathfinder cites 140000 defense workers must operate away from Washington and notes 20 assembly points, with Raven Rock as the likely bomb proof hub. Dick Chapman Walker Cup member served as World War I Air Force Major.
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Gettysburg
Pathfinder Magazine
Beard Lot
Fountaindale
Pentagon No. 2
Pennsylvania
Free World
Pathander
Army Ig
Camp Ritchie
Pentagon
Congress
Washington
General Marshall
Marshall
Pathfinder
Raven Rock
Strength For Today and Mt Pleasant 4-H Meeting Report
A collage of notes begins with an Earl L Douglass reflection on Jesus as a living example of love and self sacrifice, urging service to others and losing oneself in helping. It notes a Babson Newspaper Synd request and comments on religion no longer needing professional clergy. The Mt Pleasant 4 H Club met in the community hall with president Betty Rhoderick presiding, the pledge and prayers observed, an entertainment program, and a forecast of next month's demonstration. Washington Square in New York is mentioned as a Potter s field site in passing.
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Earl L. Douglass
Jesus
United States
Babson Newspaper
Mt. Pleasant
Betty Rhoderick
Secure Type Investments Babson Topic
Roger W Babson discusses security in potential war and inflation risks. He urges nonmilitary protection through relocation away from targets, sound finances, education, and character building. He advises investing in safe banks, convertible bonds, and stocks of bombing-proof industries, plus emphasis on family education and religious faith.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Russia
W. Babson
England
France
Kefauver
Fulbright
R. F.C
Washington
Fin, Bu. Inc
Devolve Explained as Transfer of Authority to Trustees
Daily language lesson notes present the word devolve defined as to transfer power from one person to another with an example stating they devolved their entire authority into the hands of the trustees. Also covered are misused phrases mispronunciations and synonyms for conversation and conference.
Charleston to host third WV Methodist conference
Charleston, W Va May 21. Charleston will be the scene for the third consecutive year of the annual conference of West Virginia Methodists, which opens next WednesdayEt i ld.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Methodists
MacArthur and Joint Chiefs clash over Korea memo
North of the peaks along the Korean Manchurian border lies a broad valley along the Sunj River, an area noted for its rich agriculture. The piece discusses how White House statements and Pentagon releases created a misleading impression about Joint Chiefs of Staff support for MacArthur’s views, with testimony detailing the timeline of January 12 proposals and their withdrawal.
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Washington
General MacArthur
Congress
Capitol Hill
Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
White House
Joint Chefs of Staff
Callins
U. S. Army
Senate Committee
Knowland
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Collins
Secretary of Defense Office
Mendation
General Collins
Senator Knowland
National Committee
Lam
Democratic Party
Hickenlooper
Waseral MacArthur
Joint Chiefs Staff
Morse
Oregon
Eral MacArthur
Sunj River
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Dick Chapman
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Washington Square
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Bethy
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Johnny
David Lawrence
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