Korea Reunification Plans Face Hiccup After War
The article outlines a future vision where the United States keeps troops in Korea to restore order and progress toward uniting North and South Korea under a single government. It notes the immense reconstruction challenge, feeding 150,000 POWs, and the devastation of Pyongyang, with Russia’s stance seen as pivotal to peace. Restoration depends on Russia, and after victory, the U S will bear responsibility for victim care and feeding the starving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
U. S
tJs
North
South Korea
Iteel
North Korea
Russia
Amerfon
Spare Body Parts Could Be Stored For Surgery
A report to the American College of Surgeons states whole human blood can be frozen under high pressure without cell damage. Harvard researchers Dr A G Jessiman and Dr Carl W Walter say blood and possibly blood vessels and other tissues could be preserved for repair, enabling spare parts for the human body. The finding contrasts with current three week storage under ordinary refrigeration and hints at broader medical applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College of Surgeons
A. G. Jessiman
Carl W. Walter
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
Local items from The News column November 1 1966
Fifty years ago notable items include a McKinley Roosevelt and Pearre campaign club meeting at Republican headquarters with speakers M G Urner Edward S Eichelberger Arthur D Willard and Charles M Gilpin. The News Today notes many gifts donated to the Home for the Aged. David Groff starts an addition to his greenhouses. Sabillasville postmaster and longtime merchant David Crawford dies at 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley, Roosevelt and Pearre
M. G. Urner
Edward S. Eichelberger
Arthur D. Willard
Charles M. Gilpin
THE
News Today
Home For
David Groff
David Crawford
Sabillasville
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News
Twenty years ago local items recount a jail escape in Westminster as two prisoners beat Sheriff Fowble with his pistol and a bottle. Frederick city shows an uptick in building activity for the first ten months of the year, while a costume parade draws adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Westminster
George Fowble
Frederick
Lices Club
Ray
Riner
Theses
Gardrer
Jef
Road toward the border through Korea’s autumn siege
A correspondent traces the Chongchon river route from Simenju to Kujang, detailing villages, shells, and tanks left by retreating forces. US troops march amid dust and danger, while civilians cheer with South Korean flags and questions linger about hidden guns and shifting loyalties. The road becomes a fragile beacon, promising peace at war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansel
Rés
Children Parade Brightens Wilson Place Kindergarten
The Wilson Place Kindergarten held its annual Hallowe en parade on Friday morning from 8 to 11 led by Miss Bettie E Sundergill and assisted by mothers. They marched to Camp Detrick recited a pledge sang America and shouted cat calls owl hoots and autumn songs ending at the school where a large red apple was given to each child. Participants included groups A and B with numerous named children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Place
Hallowe'en
Bettie E. Sundergill
Camp Detrick
America
Sherry Kelly
Elizabeth Hooper
Diane Davis
Sharon Shank
Vicki Webber
Gail Study
Leslie James
Sally Garrett
Sherrianne Gregoire
Kay Bury
Richard Putman
Kenneth Foland
Jimmy Atchison
Tyler Quynn
Billy Brittain
Tommy Grove
Hugh Warner
Brian Zimmerman
Eugene Wahl
Philip Smith
Eleanor Harner
Joan Dudash
Judy Willard
Susan Wardle
Susan Chambrin
Ruth Ann McLaren
Connie Walter
Barbara Ann Sexton
Robert Eaves
Robert Osburn
Ronald Weintraub
Mackie Culler
Donald Twentey
Denham Crum
Richard Cecil
David Grove
John Ness
Keith Telbatt
Bobby Kreh
Freddie Meisier
One Hurt In Fighting Fire At Residence
A chim ney overheated start caused a Friday evening fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Sanford Jacobs on Lower Tract road between Emmitsburg and Fairfield Pa The upper part of the dwelling burned through the roof near the chimney Firefighters brought flames under control with two portable pumpers All furniture was saved but Jacobs said insurance would not cover the loss George Ashbrough Jr suffered a severe hand cut needing six stitches during the blaze A convocation speaker Mrs Elizabeth Eckhardt May Hood College will visit Evansville College November 7 and 8 to address students and faculty on college women and national service and on educational factors for women in the profession
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Jacobs
Lower Tract
Emmitsburg
Fairfield
Herbert Rogers
Emmitsburg Fire Company
James Boyle
Jacobs
George Ashbrough, Jr
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Evansville College
Evansville
Ind
May
Notable Births Deaths and Events Through History
A chronological list traces prominent figures born in Bucks County Pennsylvania and elsewhere, detailing deaths from 1836 onward and noting key historical events. Included are Frances Miriam Whicher, Crawford W. Long, William Merritt Chase, Joseph C. Biodard, Stephen Crane, and others, plus acts of colonial upheaval, express company beginnings, and census milestones. Also lists today’s birthdays and a restless, cautionary horoscope for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Merritt Chase
New York
Franklin, Co
Ind
Joseph C. Biodgard
Johns Hopkins
Milwaukee
Stephen Crane
Newark
M. J
America
Alvin Adams
Boston
Adams Express Co
Lucien Galtier
Saint Paul
St. Paul
Mann
U. & Posssl
U. S
U. S. Signal Corps
Spain
Philippines
Fot
Truman
Independence
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Washington, D. C
Merle Thorpe
the Nation's Business
Brimfield
Grantland Rice
Murfreesboro
Tonn
Sholem Asch
Miami
Fla
Poland
George J. Hecht
Parents’ Magazine
Bishop A. Frank Smith
Houston
Tex
Elgin
Louis I. Dublin
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Lithuania
Thomas L. Stokes, Jr
United Features Syndicate
Atlanta
John F. Fulton
Yale
St. Pat
Minn
State Teachers Meet In Baltimore This Week
Baltimore hosts the Maryland State Teachers Association eighty third annual convention at Fifth Regiment Armory Thursday through Saturday. About 11 000 teachers attend three general sessions and 30 departmental meetings. Notable speakers include Dean Rusk on foreign policy and Norman L. Cousins on leadership. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra performs Friday evening at the Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Fifth Regiment
Representative Assembly
Dean Rusk
Lord Baltimore Hotel
William Brish
Washington County
Norman L. Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Reginald Stewart
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Boumi Temple Plans Baltimore Circus Event
Boumi Shrine presents Polack Brothers Circus at the Sth Regiment Armory Baltimore for nine days starting Friday November 10. The fundraiser aids Shrine activities and underprivileged children with shows twice daily via matinee and evening performances through November 18. Proceeds from last year totaling nearly 20000 were distributed to 18 Baltimore hospitals and institutions and the state, plus 3200 to the Parent Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Polack Brothers Circus
Boumi Shrine
Parent- Teachers Association
U S veto on UN Security Council may shape China status
Washington view on using the veto at the United Nations signals a shift as Washington weighs admitting Communist China and maintaining U N authority. The piece analyzes why U S stance toward China and Korea affects veto use and Security Council dynamics.
First In Series Of Cub Scout Leaders Courses Saturday
A Cubbers Pow Wow, first fall and winter training for Cub and Scout leaders in Francis Scott Key District, at Elm Street School Saturday afternoon at 2. Sessions follow on November 9, 14 and after the new year for Explorer, Club and Scoutmaster leaders. Don Simpson leads instruction with Theron Green, Austin Steintaus, John Dudesh, Grayson Haller Jr. assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts
Elm Street
Theron Green
Don Simpson
Austin Steintaus
John Dudesh
Grayson B. Haller, Jr
Explorer
Papal Proclamation of Mary’s Assumption Into Heaven
Pope Pius XII declared Mary, mother of Jesus, was assumed body and soul into heaven. The long papal bull, read at St. Peter's Basilica, proclaimed the dogma to about 400 million Catholics, amid a global Holy Year crowd and wide radio coverage.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Mary
Jesus
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican
Christendom
Rome
Pope
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
France
The
Sacred College
Pius
Heaven
Sistine Chapel
Property Deed Sales and a Route 26 Accident Report
Clerk records show several property transfers including 215 acre Petersville farm to the Bisers for about 10000 dollars and a $6000 East Third Street residence sale to the L.Longers beam. Other deeds list Woodsboro $4500 Cummings near Knoxville $4500 Bank sale to H Foreman for about 4000 Route 4 lot sale for 2000 and four Culler Avenue lots for 1500. A correction notes that Ed Wright did not back onto the road in the Eldersburg crash and that Reck remains hospitalized with a fractured leg. Beck faces a speeding charge. Wright and Reck identified in the incident report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric C. Biser
M. Roland Biser
Petersville
Hilda Foreman
East Third Street
Lester Longerbeam
Oliver J. Weddle
Stuart W. Weidner
Woodsboro
Dennis L. Cooper
John MH. Cummings
Knoxville
Peoples National Bank
Brunswick
Jasper W. Morgan
Altman
Eldersburg
Edward A. Wright
Sykesville
William R. Beck
Wright
Mr. Wright
Reck
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Beck
November events listed by Frederick Chamber of Commerce
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce releases a November calendar with events at venues around Frederick. Highlights include football games at McCurdy Field, dances at Francis Scott Key Hotel, Hood College lectures and concerts, a charity ball at Frederick Armory, various club card parties, a gala dinner, and meetings at the Key Hotel and other local sites. The schedule features school games, lectures by notable speakers, and community performances through November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pythian
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
National Affairs Committee
Francia Scott Key Hotel
William J. Bird
Frederick High School
Maryland Park High School
McCurdy Field
Hood College
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Rome
Francis Sects Key Hotel
Community Players
Winchester Hall
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Catholic Daughters
Jeanne Behrend
Brodbeck Hall
Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honor Society For Women
Catoctin Country Club
Maryland
AAUW
Gambrill Gymnasium
Sgt
Sgt. Lawrence Everhart
S.A.R
Hotel
Dearbought
John §. Derr, Jr
Frederick County Historical Society
Frederick County
Elks Club
Blue Barron
Frederick Armory
Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key
Cumberland-Shenandoah Fruit Workers
World Student Service Fund
Hotary Frederick High School
Irish Hotel Men Arrive For Visit
Irish hotel men Harris Kerr and Foster supervise a tour starting in Gettysburg after visiting the battlefield. They will tour Caldonia State Park Chambersburg and Bedford hotels, return to Gettysburg, view Carlisle and Harrisburg, attend the National Hotel Exposition in New York City, then tour Washington Virginia and finally New York for conferences before returning December 7.
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Harris, Kerr and Foster
Frederick
Gettysburg Battle Field
Caldonia State Park
Chambersburg
Bedford Hotels
Gettysburg
Carlisle
Harrisburg
New York City
Washington
Points
Virginia
New York
Navy to start releasing reserves next year
Washington reports the Navy will begin releasing enlisted reservists in July 1951 and officers in October 1951. About 5,000 enlisted reservists per month will return to inactive status, while many reservists remain involuntarily recalled and the service warns that calls will continue for the foreseeable future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Masquerade Dinner Held at Hood College
The Hallowe en masquerade dinner took place in Coblentz dining hall Hood College students joined a grand march around tables. Sophomore Linda Willard Aber deen won best artistic costume for a Flair Magazine look and a senior group dressed as a potential tenth class reunion won the originality prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coblentz
Hood College
Linda Willard
Aberdeen
Flair Magazine
Bible Thoughts Asks Obedience and Guidance
A compact devotional line echoes Jeremiah urging obedience so God can be their guide. It references Milton’s ascent and submission to the heavenly path, framing a spiritual call to follow divine commands for well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Butler Blasts Tydings And Latter Hits Smear Campaign
Baltimore November 1 Republican candidate John Marshall Butler blasted Senator Tydings and the Democratic administration while William A. Gunter joked about annexing Allegany and Garrett counties for Republicans. McKeldin warned Maryland to do more for the poor as taxes rose under Lane. Tydings accused the Chicago Tribune as an isolationist force while defending his anti-Communist record amid a smear campaign. OConor defended Tydings and bipartisan inquiry into State Department files. Governor Lane spoke at Annapolis rally on tax cuts and state services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Marshall Butler
U. S. Senate
Senator Tydings
William A. Gunter
Oakland
Allegany
Garrett
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Lane
Butler
Tydings
Harry Truman
Annapolis
D-Md
Chicago Tribune
Newspacr
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
State House
Washington Times-Herald
Mutual Broadcasting System
United States
O’conor
O'Conor
250 Attend G. O. P. Rally On Tuesday
Approximately 250 voters from the Urbana district attended a Republican meeting Tuesday night at Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. All county Republican candidates spoke briefly, chaired by John A. Derr who urged voting and introduced local candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Peter Pan Inn
John A. Derr
Republican Central Committee
Derr
H. Reese Shoemaker
Frederick
Local Meeting Highlights and Republican Rally Details
The event featured entertainment by H David Hagan who performed magic feats. Refreshments followed the meeting. Local Republican candidates will travel to Unionville on Thursday night for a rally at the Community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. David Hagan
Unionville
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Philip of Orleans
the News
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Chongchon
Kujang
Apine
Koree
Know
Boumi
China
U. N
Baved Lawrence
Security Council
United Nations
Council
Lie
Warren Austin
Moscow
Free Nations
Rugve Lse
Trygve
U. N. Security Council
Roosevelt
Marshal Stalin
International Organization
U.N
Virgin Mary
Ruth R. Flautt
Earl F. Hargett
Culler Avenue
Jeremiah
NASA Servier Ind
George
G. O. P. Rally
National Defense
Irussia
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