China In The War Deepening Korea fighting drags in China and raises new questions
The piece notes the entry of Chinese forces into Korea and questions the implications for U S strategy. It cites Communist China's intentions and the propaganda push on home fronts. It discusses potential risks if United States forces are outnumbered and ponders Moscow's possible satisfaction with a broader war.
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Korea
China
U. S
Peiping
MacArthur
Red China
Manchuria
North Korea
United States
Russia
Moscow
Fragmented Frederick letter on flags and patriotism
A reader letter from Frederick, Maryland, dated November 3, discusses reverence for the flag, national memory, and the duty of proper manners. The piece reflects on foreign cities, the nation’s past, and calls for respectful display, concluding with the author Dorothy Wagner Nelson’s sign-off.
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Dorothy Wagner Nelson Frederick
Future of American farming eyed in USDA report
A U S Department of Agriculture study prepared for a Washington conference paints a future where only about one in eight Americans will live on a farm by 1950. Urbanization grows, farm populations shrink, and farming methods advance, reducing the need for farmers and reshaping the nation’s labor landscape.
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United States
US Department of Agriculture
Washington
Republic
Miret
Letter to Editor on Flag Respect Though Not Traitorous
An elderly Army brat responds to Harald Reeves Yarroll’s letter, lamenting general lack of flag respect while arguing Civilians should honor the U S flag as a symbol of national unity. He recalls rising for the anthem, saluting the colors, and notes the difference in wartime sentiment across regions. He warns that civility and servility blur in free states and stresses the flag’s gravity.
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Harald Reeves Yarroll
United States
Arroll
Jeter
Frederick
South
San Francisco
Seaseless
Western Maryland to Award 50 Citations
Western Maryland will honor 50 citizens with leatherbound cups at a November 1 ceremony. President Lowell Koernert will present the awards at a Methodist event attended by Maryland church leaders and Bishop Charles Wohist. Alumni citations will be announced at the Saturday Mid Century Assembly with Vice-President Alben Barkley present.
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Wivabestietin
Mow
Pwentyfive Abouni
Lowell KooRneut
Denner
Maryland
Charles Wohist
Clisterette
B. Langralt
Preqdent Bayne
Alben W W. Barkley
Aa Areds
Taneytown Event Changes and Local Notices
A local notice outlines a rearranged event date and introduces speakers for an upcoming meeting at Bleatutheran church. Rev. Phil Raverpraster from Littlestown attends, while convalescing son-in-law Mr and Mrs Memeyne Puss assist. Dr Donald Vo Mael of Canada, NY is noted. A birth at Genesee Hospital is announced. Mrs Mielier, formerly Mrs Catherine Remdatlar, is named as a relative resident on George Street.
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Faneytowne
Atamatinn
Manestawnigh
Annaneed
Aarel Fyock
Merrywiyn Cisse
Wwe
Bleatutheran Ehurch
Phil Raverpraster
Sunnday
Aafohn Marker
Littlestown
Memeyne
Siid Mis
Donald Vo Mael- Tor
Canadiiena
N.Y
Genesee Hospital
Mielier
Catherie Remdatlar
Jane Ay Harry
Geesge Street
Fifty Years Ago The Columns Of the News Highlights 1900 Election
Fifty years ago Frederick County swung Republican in a close presidential race with McKinley carrying the county by about 1,000 votes. Col George A. Pearre won Congress against Major battle. National returns showed McKinley likely to win the presidency. A fire damaged a fertilizer warehouse on Bell Street as fire crews responded to protect the main building. Edsland schoolhouse completed and accepted by county. An assault case after a political argument led to a jail bail.
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Frederick County
McKinley
Bryan
George A. Pearre
McKintes
Congress
McRanley
Bevan
Raiebuye
Rell Street
Utton Brandenburg
Edsewand
Anata
Arthur D. Willard
John S. Newman
Walter E. Lint
Sherman P. Bowers
Barnshoro
Russley and Meredith
Allgite
Brungwick
When Love and Money Clash in a Marriage Plan
Dorothy Dix counsels a fiancée torn by a spendthrift fiancé and shared finances. She warns against marrying a wasteful partner, stressing the need for sincerity about turning over pay to the wife, and foresees lifelong money struggles if thrift fails. She also notes gum chewing in public offices as a separate annoyance and offers reform ideas.
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Inve
Marrage
the Home Treasury
Samie
Drum And Bugle Corps Officers Installed At Legion Post
William Wiles was installed as president of the Drum and Bugle Corps of Francis Seattles Post No 11 American Legion. Others taking office for the coming year include Charles Joy vice president William F S Miller treasurer Henry Stull secretary Pete Cram business manager George W Black custodian Herbert Hahn Sr Robert Kennedy and Hart Cornell trustees. The corps recently paraded in Hanover Pa Hagerstown and Brunswick earning second fourth and second prizes. Their next parade before winter rehearsals is Armistice Day in Hagerstown. Refreshments were served after the meeting. The White Mountains of New Hampshire have white granite tents.
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William Wiles
Francis Seattles
American Legion
J. Alfred Catsail
Charles Joy
William F. S. Miller
Henry Stull
Pete Cram
George W. Black
Herbert Hahn
Robert Kennedy
Hart Cornell
Hanover
Hagerstown
Brunswick
United Nations at war with Communist China signals policy clash
The article argues the United Nations and United States missteps fuel the China crisis. It questions secrecy in diplomacy, possible concessions to Communist China, and whether recognizing Beijing or pressing North Korea is mishandled. It cites Nehru and British diplomats and calls for clarity before the congressional elections. It also critiques Truman administration attitudes toward Asia and isolationist rhetoric.
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Wachington
United Nations
China
Munich
United States
State Department
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Far East
Korea
North Korea
U. N
MacArthur
Seventh Fleet
Mao Tse-Tung
Red China
U.N
Great Britain
Britain
Lake Success
Truman
Asia
Europe
Silver Spring Man Held On $4,000 Bond
Willard K Bennett of Silver Spring was arrested today on South Market street by Officer Trump for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. He is held on a $1,000 bond for a hearing. Audrey Yeschenko and Fred Yevchenko of West South street were charged in State warrants with disturbing the peace and were summoned to hearing this Wednesday by Lieut. Dorsey and Officer Trumio. Mrs. Jeanette Goetze of Monrovia requested a hearing on a parking violation charge filed by Officer Ben. the hearing date is 15 Wednesday.
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Willard K Bennett
Silver Spring
South Market Street
Trump
Audrey Yeschenko
Fred Yevchenko
West South Street
Dorsey
Trumio
Jeanette Goetze
Monrovia
Ben
Mother With Polio Delivers Healthy Baby at Lancaster General
Lancaster reports Mrs James Vo Unard, a polio survivor born seven pounds, delivered a normal baby at Lancaster General Hospital. Dr C S Wender stated the infant has every chance of surviving polio risk, while the mother was paralyzed in both legs and one arm since September 22.
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Lancaster
James Vo Unard
Lancaster General Hospital
C. S. Wender
Hash
Boyles Korea witness widow bears loss at bombed village
HAL BOYLE reports on a Korean woman who carries her baby and a single rubber shoe through bomb cratered sands. She endures brutal scenes, questions about her husband’s fate, and a village burned by conflict as she moves toward an uncertain future.
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Tom Lambert
Hal Boyle
Paekchon Korea
North Korea
South Korea
Army
Stars and Stripes
Bible Thoughts Finally Brethren Farewell
A brief religious line echoes a farewell exhortation to be perfect, comfort one another, live in peace, and seek the God of love and peace, ending with a note styled as a biblical verse reference.
Americans To Fat Russian Refreshments
Washington reports Secretary of State Acheson may skip a bist party at the Russian embassy due to a prior date with a ballot box. Nearly 1,000 guests expected for Russian caviar, sturgeon, vodka, and American ham and turkey to mark the Soviet October Revolution anniversary with Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky as guest of honor.
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Washington
Acheson
Pearance
Edwin Arnold
Andrei Vishinsky
Denmark De-Rations Butter and Margarine
Copenhagen reports the coalition government of Agrarians and Conservatives de rationed butter and margarine for the first time in 10 years. The eight day old regime ended the rationing amid a bitter debate over policy to favor foreign trade especially with Britain.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Hans Hodtaft
Britain
Down Through the Years War Jokes and Warnings
A reflective verse from N A Lufburrow laments the recurring wars and the pain they cause. The writer wishes for an end to fighting and killing as missiles whizz and bang through history, urging peace and an end to war’s toll.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Frederick Art Club hears Rome grandeur talks at Willard home
The Frederick Art Club met November 2 at 1021 North Market with co-hostesses Miss Edith Miller and Mrs. David O. Griffin. Miss Hattie M. Willet chaired the program on The Grandeur That Was Rome. Miss Sally Backenstee of Hood College shared impressions from Rome, including the Vatican gardens, Gallery of Maps, Tapestry Room, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Cathedral, catacombs, and other historic sites. Margaret Hartman recounted a Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome, including an Easter audience with Pope Pius XII and visits to St. Peter’s and the Vatican Palace. The program featured many photographs and pamphlets, followed by refreshments. The next meeting is November 16 at Miss Louis Doty’s home.
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Frederick Art Club
Roger Willard
North Market Street
Edith Miller
David O. Griffin
Hattie M. Willet
Rome
Sally Backenstee
Hood College
Vatican Palace
Europe
Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
St. Peter's
St. Paul
St. John
Lateran
Miss Backenstee
Florence
Pope Pius XII
Miss Hartman
St. Peter’s
St Suzannas
Hartman Wa
Vatican
Louis Doty
Magnolia Avenue
Dewey Ends 18 Hour TV Radio Talkathon
New York reports Gov Thomas E. Dewey completed an 18 hour TV radio talkathon running from 5:00 a.m. to midnight. He spoke with thousands of callers across the state, dressed in tan makeup and guiding questions with a 50 person volunteer phone answering team managing inquiries on election issues and Kare difficulties.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Kare
Parents And Teachers Congress To Convene In Baltimore
The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers holds its 25th annual convention in Baltimore Thursday and Friday on the theme Preparing Todays Child for Tomorrows World. Sessions include addresses by Clifford N. Jenkins and other educators and authors.
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Baltimore
Maryland Congress of Parents On Teachers
Tomorow
Clifford N. Jenkins
Nation
Congress of Parents and
Thomas G. Puller
State Department of Education
Arthur Watkins
Floyd M. Riedick
Earle T. Hawkins
Towson Stat Teachers College
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