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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1951

Page

9

Red Spy Uses Diplomat Guide

Senate internal security investigators identified Col Oto Bicheler, military and air attaché at the Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington, as a top Communist spy using diplomatic status to travel freely. They allege he gathered data on bacteriological warfare and atomic research at Camp Detrick and procured materials for shipment to Czechoslovakia, staying in the U.S. for years and making nine trips abroad.

Washington Mov Senate McCarran D-Nev O'Conor D-Md Oto Biheler Czechoslovakia Bicheler United States Internal Security Committee Truman Justice Department State Department Oconor Camp Detrick Cleveland

Civil defense talk urges readiness in Brunawick

Dr Keith H Lewis urged civic duty in Brunawick addressing Steadman Keen an American Legion Post on civil defense. He warned the US trails Russia by up to 26 to 1 in preparedness and said local workers lack guidance for effective defense. He framed defense as a duty and an opportunity to strengthen community ties and reduce hazards.

Keith H. Lewis Camp Detrick Steadman-Keenan American Legion Brunawick Lewis United States Russia Br. Lewis

Civinette Club Discourses Disaster Readiness and Charity

Civinette Club of Frederick holds November dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel with near full attendance. Guests include Mrs. Austin Gibbons and Mrs. Fogle. William Moore screens Survival Under Atomic Attack, a Red Cross film on bomb sheltering. New member Mrs. Leroy Blimenauer welcomed. club votes $10 to Community Chest and plans charity card party. Armistice Day markets close nationwide Monday November 12.

Civinettes Civinette Club Frederick Francis Scott Key Austin Gibbons Edward Cramer Lewis Kinsey William Moore Austin Fogle Mrs. Fogle Divinette Evelyn Sullivan Red Cross Leroy Blimenauer Lee Place Civinette Staley Park Field House Chaplin Mary Sullivan

Union Bridge community notices and movements

Mrs. George Detwelier of Waynesboro will show a Europe and Israel trip photo at Five Creek Church Sunday at 7 45 p m. Nineteen Methodist youths attended a Hallowe en party. Mrs Amanda Wels of Baltimore visits sister Mrs Annie Sixx. Rev Li P Chastain was elected president of the Baltimore Washington Methodist Ministerial Brotherhood. Mr and Mrs John Davidson and daughter Carol moved to New Windsor. Donald Hooper returns from Camp Meade for 30 day furlough and expects discharge in January after service on Okinawa and Korea. Esther Gross, Libe rtyown, Western Maryland College sophomore, pledged to Phi Alpha Mu. Mr and Mrs Sevvin Fogle move to newly built Hanover home. Selby Cranmer family to occupy the Fogle place.

Union Bridge George Detwelier Waynesboro Europe Israel Five Creek Methodist Ministerial Brotherhood Baltimore Washington John Davidson Carol New Windsor Donald Hooper Riley Hooper Cranmer Fogle Place

Clash Between Faith And Science In Public Thought

The piece argues that religious scientists now outnumber skeptics, with theologians becoming more reasonable. It contrasts science, where truth must be understood before belief, with religion, where faith precedes understanding. The tone reflects a historical debate on faith versus reason.

Fragmentary note on faith science and truth harbor

The fragment discusses accepting and understanding in religion and science. It references faith as an unseen infinite quality and notes that spiritual truths elude the senses. A garbled line mentions Harbor December 7 and a vehicle named White Mouse in August 1945 with a flag over it.

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