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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1951

Page

2

Jenner Says Tydings Evaded His Known Duty

Senator Jenner charges former Senator Tydings knew his duty in the 1950 McCarthy era inquiry but evaded it. He cites the evasion as a decisive factor in Tydings's 1950 defeat to John Marshall Butler. Jenner issued a minority report on the Maryland campaign probe and criticized the committee report as a back street smear.

Washington Jenner R-Ind Tydings Maryland Senate McCarthy R-Wis John Marshall Butler Butler Back State Department Rules

McCarthy Interest Noted by Subcommittee in 1951

The News reports a subcommittee stating McCarthy was actively interested. Jenner comments that the Truman Administration has managed to compromise the Democratic Party on the issue of Communism.

McCarthy Jenner Truman

Lime Kiln News Briefs From Lovettsville and Silver Spring

Lime Kiln items note Dana and Connie Eyler returning home with parents from Lovettsville Virginia after a visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fenton Green. Nettie Oland returns from a week with granddaughter and family near Silver Spring. Tiarvey Baer of Baltimore was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs M M Carter and Mrs G W Fisher. Mr Lawson Springs of Cleve…

Dana Connie Eyler Fenton Green Lovettsville Albert Byles, Jr Green Nettie Oland John Gilbrain Silver Spring Tiarvey Baer Baltimore M. M. Carter G. W. Fisher Lawson Springs Cleve

Local visits brighten spring week at area homes

Jand visits his brother W E Springs and family and Mrs. LL E Fesga hosts. Joyce Oland returns to Baltimore after a week with C E Oland family. Harold Tregoning and children of Buckeystown visit William Kubrick family. C E Jewel Jr of Fort Eustis spends leave with parents C E Jewel and wife.

William Kubrick C. E Jewel, Jr Fort Eustis, Va C. E. Jewel

Union Bridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Alan Craft of Middletown Ohio visited the John Roop family in Linwood. Miss Doris Niswander, a June graduate of Elmer Wolfe High School, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Niswander of Union Bridge.

Union Bridge Alan Craft Middletown John Roop Linwood Doris Niswander Elmer Wolfe High School Paul Niswander

Pauline Fuss elected to Bridgewater College social committee

Pauline Fuss, formerly a high school teacher who retired last June and fractured in a fall near Union Bridge, has been elected to the Social Committee of Bridgewater College in Bridgewater Virginia where she enrolled in September. Also noted are George Tucker of McKinstry’s Mill near Union Bridge and Robert Null of near Westminster being transported for medical treatment following injuries from a fall and a football incident.

Bridgewater College Bridgewater Pauline Fuss Union Bridge Paul Edna Fuss George Tucker McKinstry Millis Union Bridge Fire Company Montevue Frederick Robert Null Westminster Westminster High School University Hospital Baltimore

Damascene area visit and military arrivals noted

Mr and Mrs Frank Gildhull Jr and daughter Donna visited in Union Bridge with relatives near Damascus. Donald E Hooper son of Riley Hooper near Union Bridge was among 2744 soldiers arriving at Seattle from Korea. William Main family sold livestock and farm equipment at public sale and began building a new home along the road from Union Bridge to Feesersburg. Romans celebrated harvest with Cerealian feasts in honor of Ceres.

Frank Gildhull Donna Gladhill John Stup Thomas Damascus Union Bridge Pfe Donald E. Hooper Riley Hooper Seattle Wash Korea William Main Feesersburg

Hallowe'en Party At Pythian Sisters Meeting

The Pythian Sisters held a Hallowe'en Party after a regular Monday session with 61 attendees. Prizes went to Mrs. Mae Miller for prettiest costume and Mrs. Helen Notnagle for most comical. Cake walk winners were Mrs. Mary Clem and Miss Jean Angelberger, apple peeling contest victors were Mrs. Bertie Fout, Mrs. Jessie Keefer, and Mrs. Clem. A reading was presented by Mrs. Audrey Mercer. Mrs. Yvonne Linton won.

Mae Miller Helen Notnagle Mary Clem Jean Angelberger Bertie Fout Jessie Keefer Clem Audrey Mercer Yvonne Linton

Thanksgiving temple events and 35th anniversary banquet

Mrs Notnagle wins a jumbled word contest and a coin guessing game in a marshmallow coin test with Ginger bread and cider served. Naomi Wachter chairs. On Monday night November 12 Mrs Delue Crawford entertains the temple and the annual roll call occurs. November 19 marks Grace Reformed churchs 35th anniversary banquet at 6 30 PM.

May Keyser

Iran expects Abadan refinery to reopen Sunday

Tehran Nov 1 The chief aide to Prime Minister Mossadegh says the world’s largest refinery at Abadan, shut for weeks in a dispute with Britain over ownership, will resume operations Sunday, signaling a step in Iran’s oil nationalization program.

Tehran Iran Sein Maki Hief Prem Mossadegh Worl Abadan Britain

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