Setting the Pace in Postwar Aviation Traffic Growth
The article notes 80,106 passengers have crossed the Atlantic in the first six months of the year, marking postwar growth. U S airlines carried 75 percent of travelers, American and Pan American sharing major routes. American dominance is expected to face stronger competition, requiring full cooperation between management and employees to maintain leadership and prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Airlines
American Q
Pan American Thor
France
Holland
Belgiinavia
Switzerland
United States
American Airlines
Dorothy Dix Says: Marriage to In-Laws Might Aid Or Hinder
Advice columns discuss widow remarriage to a husband's brother as a humane solution for children's welfare. The advisor notes benefits for nephews and nieces when uncles or aunts marry the parent, but acknowledges risks from clinging relatives and tradition. Other letters warn of domineering mothers in law harming daughters, and a family quarrel case suggests breaking the cycle for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Miss Dix
England
Dorothy Dix
J ‘Company
The Peaceful Spirit in Everyday Relations
The text speaks of a peaceful spirit aiding daily interactions and reducing quarrels. It notes many people avoid heated disputes, remain silent when opinions differ, and strive to treat others fairly in business, extending this attitude as a model for harmonious international relations. The piece promotes universal goodwill as a force for friendship among nations.
Weather Summary for the Day and Nearby Rivers
The report notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours. November precipitation to date stands at 2.64 inches. Yesterday's high was 52, below last year's 60. Last night low 25, down from 31 a year ago. Sunset at 5:01 p.m., sunrise 6:49 a.m. Moonrise 6:26 a.m., moonset 4:30 p.m. Monocacy River muddy at Buchown Dam. Potomac River clear at Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchown Dam
Potomac
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Novelty
From the November 10 1897 issue the column reports heavy rains delaying wheat growth with six inch stalks and cattle moved to Leids to slow growth. Prof Apple of Womens College returned from Mercersburg where he spoke on the college. Out of town pupil enrollment at Frederick College is high. Children collect mites for a new Frederick City Hospital ward to be served Thanksgiving day. Signs of a hard winter appear with a heavy Pesan creep warning and thick apple peeling. Local officials C F E Saylor and Roger Patterson the register of will and sheriff are in Frederick with no appointments yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Apple
Woman's College
Frederick
Mercersburg
Frederick City
Messrs
C FE RO
Saylor Eng Rober
EO Patterson
Will
Sherit
Hunting Season Opens With Notable Local Headlines
Nov 15 1927 edition reports hunting season opening. Lewis Gardner, a well known local baseball figure, involved in an injury case. Frederick Tron and a company acquire a pow weigh plan, weights around 275000 pounds. William Shoemaker of East South Street injured husking corn. A distant relative claims to be heir to an estate valued at 500,005,000 with about 150 relatives involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopcai Aites
Lewis Gardner
Frederick Tron and Tee
William Shoemaker
East South Street
Washington Daybook item on Barkley and Congress
Alden Barkley jokes about Kentucky political rivals while Democrats mock Republicans in the campaign. President Truman pressures Congress to fund foreign aid without new appropriations, warning of Italy's looming shortages. Speaker Joe Martin airs a personalized radio record praising GOP Congressmen without naming them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess Coffin
Washington
Alden Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
Willis
Dammit
Todd
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Globe Synd
Social visits and farewells across several towns
Wolfsville and surrounding communities glue together as families visit relatives in Pittsburgh Washington Hagerstown and Waynesboro Pa. weekend gatherings include Mr and Mrs Cecil Pryor Mr and Mrs Gaither Stottermyer and many others sharing hospitality. A farewell social at the Sensenbaugh home honored Mr and Mrs J Wilson Harner with a large guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Martin
Archie Kline
Wayhesboro
Mehri Martin
Barbara Martin
Everhart
Washington
Robert Shank
College Park
Carroll Leatherman
Rirs. W. Sensenbaugh
J. Wilson Harner
Harner
Jasper Morgan
Elvin Stottlemyer
Marshall Harshman
Lee Delauter
Grayson Kline
and Farris Smith
Mae Bittle
Howard Burhman
Leah Leatherman
Paul Toms
Clarence Lewis
Daniel Ou
Elizabeth Doris Frushaur
Ira Sensenbaush
A. E. Sensenbaugh
Vesper Service at Hood College Quotes Ard on America
Rev William P Ard preached at Hood College Vesper service stressing that Americas greatness rests on noble manhood and refined womanhood. He urged youth to be strong of mind and heart to secure peace, saying after war dangers include frustration and cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William P. Ard
Hood College
Brodbeck Hal
Ard
Trinit Lutheran
Hagerstown
Dr. Ard
Mr. Ard
Marriage Licenses Issued in Westminster Area
Marriage licenses issued at Westminster include Fred Dal bert Spangler with Arlene Virgiia Clabaugh Tanertown Olin Mon roe Strine with Margaret Eloise Engle Union Bridge Ellis E Day with Dorothy Elizabeth Fin Mt. Airy John W Smith with Joha M Garber Union Bridge Walter Da vid Barnhart with Margaret Eliza beth Gist Taneytown Lester Ales Alexander Smith with Dolly Ruth Reavy at Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Fred Dalbert Spangler
Arlene Virgiia Clabaugh
Tanertown
Olin Monroe Strine
Margaret Eloise Engle
Union Bridge
Ellis E Day
Dorothy Elizabeth Fin
Mt. Airy
John W Smith
Joha M Garber
Walter David Barnhart
Margaret Elizabeth Gist
Taneytown
Lester Alesander Smith
Dolly Ruth Reavyer
Suggesting Lunch Plans During Outing
The guide advises taking the lead in planning a shopping trip lunch. Propose a venue and indicate the other person will be your guest, avoiding passive waits for her to decide. This approach frames the outing as social and reciprocal.
Assurance money for relief in Europe questioned
Washington editors criticize the Harriman committee for not securing concrete assurances that aid funds, ranging from 12 to 17 billion dollars, will be effectively spent. They warn that abandoning free enterprise conditions may undermine productivity and distrusts Britain’s socialist policies, urging Congress to preserve American control over aid methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Harriman Committee
America
U. S. Treasury
Barriman
Britain
Republican Party
Congress
Local Social Roundup From Emmitsburg and Vicinity
A lengthy Sunday visit list highlights residents and visitors from Emmitsburg and nearby towns including Sanders, Moser, Fuss, Fuss, Cork, Yealey, Heidler, Wall, and others. Social events feature church bazaar plans, birthday celebrations, and family gatherings at multiple homes, with various trips to York, Baltimore, and the Eastern Shore noted along with a fishing party at Tilghman’s. The report also notes engagements, a banns announcement at St Anthony's, hospital and operation news, and a birthday party for Toni Elliot with many local children attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Roy
Sanders
Alice Sanders
Clarence
Charles
Patty
Betty Sanders
Harry Schwartz
Patsy
Pikesville
Maurice Moser
Shirley
John McGlaughlin
Susan
Jackie
Dennis
David Yealey
Harney
Carrie Fuss Long
Elmer Fuss
John Fuss
Ella Cork
Mary Etta Fuss
Glyndon
Cork
Miss Fuss
New York City
Roy Sanders
David
Wayne
Maurice , Moser
Shirley Moser
Henry Heidler
Ralph Wall
Baltimore
Samuel Brewer
Gettysburg
Fred Wagner
Jeanette Brotherton
Lucy King
Miss Brotherton
St. Anthony's
Roy Bollinger
Louis Joner
Robert Gillelan
York
Hazel Caldwell
Entre Nous Sewing Club
R. M. Zacharias
Gtorie Erster
Andrew Eyster
E R. Shriver
Waynesboro
John Gaeng
Euphemia Rotering
Mae Welty
Harry R. Wantzard
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Patrina Wetzel
Nellie Wetzel
Roy Muller
Irvin Miller
Betty Wivell
Witham Wivell
Roland Hols
Philip Nichols
Laurel
Harry Weant
Nichols
Weant
Arch Evler
Herman Dorsch
Earl Rice
Mercersburg
Community Notices Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mr Pleasant ix and Mrs Al and children visited his parents on Sunday. Mr and Mrs P R and Raymond Hum Walker sville called on Mrs Albert Main Sunday. Mrs Dela V Herbst Ralph E Herb Lierd Hoffman and Tom My Albough spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Brvein and Mrs Mamie Keons in Baltimore. Mrs Mary Ecker stayed with cousins Thursday night and Friday. Charles L Ecker of Baltimore visited his aunt Mrs Mary E and Myr and Mrs C Edward Hoffman, Donald Fosse and Eddie Hoffman with John E Main in Frederick. The first Solar receiving station in the new Navy long-range underwater sound system to locate air and ship survivors at sea is ready for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. K. Matthews
M. F. Shuff
Leo Eckenrode and Son
Philadelphia
Charles E. Eckenrode
Alice Kelly
de Paul Street
Walter Webster
Baltimore
Guy Topper
Toppers
William Topper
Lloyd McNulty
Annie Ai
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Aland
Raymond Hum- Walkersville
Mir
Albert Main
Dela V. Herbst
Ralph E Herb
Lierd Hoffman
Tommy
Albough Spe
Airs Brvein
Mamie Keons
Mary Ecker
Earle Rakestraw
Middleburg
Charles L Ecker
Mary E —Myr
C Edward Hoffman
Donald Fosse
Eddie Hoffman
John E. Main
Frederick
Navy
Veterans Guide on GI Bill Tool Benefits and Inquiries
Washington reports letters from ex servicemen about training tool needs under the GI Bill with VA coverage up to 100 dollars for tools and possible extra if required. Guidance covers pre training notification to regional offices, purchase and ship tools, and appeals for disability, pensions, and insurance questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homas
Nial
Washington
J. G
Seattle
Wash
Veterans Administration
Board of Appeals
Veterans’ Organization
P. B
Hundreds Attend Hood College Junior Senior Prom in Coblentz Hall
More than 300 couples filled Cob lentz Hall for Hood College's annual Junior-Senior Prom with Hayes Russell's Orchestra from Baltimore. The event featured a senior and junior procession, a night club at the Key Hotel, tea dance earlier in the day, and receptions in the lobby. Attendees included Maryland and Virginia students such as Katherine Ross and Harry Thompson, with dignitaries President Henry Irvin Stahr and Mrs. Stahr among escorts and chaperones listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Hayes Russell
Orchestra of
Baltimore
Henry Irvin Stahr
Charles Criton
Washington
William R. Barnhart
James B. Renck
Edwin H. Sponseller
Miss Smith
Mr. Thompson
Miss Ross
Mr. Criton
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick
Louise Hendrickson
Betsy McCain
Nancy Michael
Martha Simington
Goris Wachter
Lois ‘Keller
Middletown
Patricia Swearingen
Thurmont
Ann Tresselt
Dorothy Zimmerman
5Iersville
King’s Daughters Bible Class Banquet At Calvary Methodist
The King’s Daughters Bible class at Calvary Methodist church held its annual banquet in the Parish Hall. After a covered dish supper the class adjourned to the chapel for the business meeting led by president Mrs. Schwartz. Holden S. Felton gave prayers. Secret sisters were revealed and gifts exchanged. The group will meet again on the first Tuesday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
Calvary Methodist Church
Schwartz
Holden S. Felton
Taylor-Gross Wedding At Sharpsburg Sunday
Charles K Taylor mayor of Keedysville and Martha Elizabeth Gross were married in a quiet single ring ceremony at Sharpsburg Lutheran Church Sunday morning. Rev William A Wade and Rev Vernon Baum officiated. Best man was Ralph B Taylor Sr, matron of honor was Mrs William F Thomas. The couple will reside in Sharpsburg and Frederick until April 1 then move to Keedysville. Both families are long established Washington County residents.
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Sharpsburg Lutheran Church
Charles Keedy Taylor
Keedysville
Frederick
Martha Elizabeth
Gross
Sharpsburg
William A. Wade
Lovettsville Luthera Charge
Vernon Baum
William F. Thomas
Washington County
Coca-Cola
Chamber of Commerce
Here
Weddings in Morgantown and Brunswick area couples wed
Dr. Mary Dorcas Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy M Clark and Harley son of Roger C Harley were married at Wesleyan Methodist Church Morgantown West Virginia. The ceremony was performed by Rev T L Hooper with maid of honor Dr Sarah Cook and best man Thomas G Clark. The newlyweds plan a southern honeymoon. Regina Duane Moler and Richard Lee Fulton married in Palatka Florida parsonage ceremony with attender Mrs Eugene Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Clark
Elkins
W. Va
Clark
West Virginia University
University of Maryland Medical School
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimor
West Virginia University Health Center
Morgantown
Harley
Brunswick
Dickinson College
Carlisle
State Medical Department of
Mississippi
San Antonio
Texas
Army Medical Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Fulton—Moler
Margaret Howard
Weverton
Regina Duane Moler
Richard Lee Fulton
O. Lee Fulton
Palatkala
Leonard D. Carmack
The
Baptist Church
Eugene Webber
Knoxville
Baltimore Weddings Report Rebecca Murphy Hahn at St John s
Miss Rebecca Jane Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Murphy and Herbert Sawyer Hahn Jr son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hahn Frederick wed at St Johns rectory assisted by Rev Herbert R Jordan. Reception at Hotel Frederick followed by trip to Florida. They will live at 240 East Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn—Murphy
Rebecca Jane Murphy
Howard Michael Murphy
Herbert Sawyer Hahn Jr
Herbert Sawyer Hahn
Frederick
St. John's Rectory
Herbert R. Jordan
Mary Catherine Murphy
Baltimore
Phillip G. Handley
Cumberland
East Church Street
Sears
Frederick Visitation Academy
Frederick Highh
Army Air Corps
Faithful Circle Class Meets at Grace Reformed Church
The Faithful Circle Class of Grace Reformed church school held its monthly meeting at the president’s home on West Seventh Street with co hosts Ralph Cecil and Grayson Ner kirk. Seventeen guests attended. a chicken pattie supper is planned for November 13 and birthday greetings were exchanged. A social hour followed a program of readings piano solo and class song. A Blue Division Day service led by Walker N Jones featured a prayer by M R Eichison a lesson reading by Raymond Ford Jr and solos by Grayson Stevens and Mrs Edward Mantz. Attendance across Reds Blues visitors totaled 131. E Bryan Rice announced Chest Day participation for Calvary Church. A period of silent prayer honored WWI and WWII fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Circle
Grace Reformed Church School
E. Roy Nikirk
West Seventh Street
Ralph Cecil
Grayson Nekirk
Edgar Hargeit
Myrxilin Shoemaker
Dar
Sha
Margaret Railing
Edgar Hargett
Philip Grove
Tispah
Harry Umberger
Walker N. Jonfie
M. R. Eichison
Raymond Ford, Jr
Jesus
Grayson Stevens
Edward H. Mantz
Stranger
Glilee
Jolliffy
Reds
Blues
E. Bryan Rice
Calvary
Theorg J
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Miss Dix
Atlantic
Mot Brandberg
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
Geaser
Brandberg
Francis Scott Ker
American Legion
Cubs
Boy Scouts
Maryland State School For the Deaf
the News
Washington Daybook
Truman
Italy
Wolfsville
Walter Day
Jane Snyder
Clearspring
Pittsburgh
Eugene Day
Francis Goetz
Jesse Green
Alma Huntzberry
George Morrison
Margaret Lizer
Victor Wolfe
Walter Miller
Samuel Miller
John Milles
Edgemont
Charles M. Kline
Cecil Pryor
Ira Pryor
Gaither Stottlemyer
Morris Paulsgrove
Chewsville
By David Lawrence
Bris
Robert Hess Andson
Frank Stoner
Quincy Shoemaker
Evangeline Edwards
C_ H_ Sigafoose
Mirs
Marie Sgloninger Rial
St Anthony's
Motter’s Station
F. Hunter Elliot
Toni Gammache
Jay Elliot
Frank Bouey
Altoona
James Bouey
Ignatius Linge
Howard Tull
Newman Breighner
Ruth B. Gillelan
Mr. Pleasant
Veterans Guide
J. E. W. Arlington
A. A. H. Lawrence
Mass
Japan
Seabees
T. S
Tunnel Hill
Oklahoma
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of Interior
D. C
Bureau
F. R
Oklahoma City
Lennox Street
Smith
Redmond
Samuel B. Myers
LeGore
Leah
J. ‘Redmond
Charles D. Smith
Mr. Myers
James Morgan
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