Boyle In Korea Br Oe RAL BOYLE North Korea Report
Dispatch from Sinuiju describes a devastating U S air raid on the border city, detailing bombers dropping hundreds of tons of fire and high explosives. The account contrasts the swift destruction with a river boundary named Yalu and Kaw, noting the strategic limits of attacking across into Manchuria while describing the panic and landscape as the city burns and residents flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral Boyle
North Korea
Sinuiju
Yalu River
Manchuria
WU. S
Rims
Yalu
China
Missouri River
Kays Cry
Kansas City
Rin
Sinuiiu
Antung
Sin
Ameren
Siniaja
Enablhe Yalu
Simtyl
Paris
Dlo
Lienon Browet
Geo
Wake Destron
Census and Elections and the Reapportionment Debate
The decennial census guides House seat apportionment and Florida, California, and several states gain or lose seats. redistricting fuels gerrymandering risks while electoral votes shift for 1982. Accidents and disease top child mortality in public health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
House
Senate
California
Florida
Maryland
Michigan
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Truman
Dewey
Wilson
Fost
Beatiig Hughes Ftam
Tar
Fifty Years Ago In The News A Nov 10 1900 Review
Fifty years ago the News recaps events from November 10 1900 including Young Society annual meeting at South Market street with a healthy treasury, Abbott elected president of FFL, Belles Lettres debate on secret societies, a high wind toppling a sign near North Market street, Woman’s College election day showing Bryan 49 percent McKinley 52 percent, and a mountain area riot after a joyous McKinley victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Sions Christian Association
South Market Street
Abbott
Belles Lettres Literary Society
BE. Reich
T. Adams
Ro Tams
G Ramsburz
Wm. H Ramsourg
North Market Street Pike
Woman's College
Bryan
McKinley
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on November 10 1930 local happenings included stone for base course construction quarried on Cannon Hip street by city crews under the mayor and aldermen to provide work for the idle Thies company awarded a 12666 dollar contract to extend Fishing Creek storage dam five feet Mt Airy volunteer fire department rescued Calvin Schildknecht s barn on the old Fisher farm near Mt Airy tenanted by Harry Young and the roadster of T A Hill 138 West Fairpatrick street stolen from the city grounds was found abandoned on a road bank near Fairground
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Thies
Fishing Creek
M. J. Grove Lime Company
MT. Airy
Calvin E. Schildknecht
Fisher
Harry Young
T. A. Hill
West Fatrick Street
Fair Grounte
McCarran Act Topic Of Speaker At Head
Dr Pascal of Wellesley College spoke at Town Hall on the McCarran Act and its registration and admission implications. She described potential government and institutional effects, noting debates and possible embarrassment for groups with overlapping political aims. A Q A period followed as students and faculty discussed the act’s defensive posture and archival work. The planned debate failed when a second speaker could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deliabeth Paskel
Odd College
Pascal
McCarren
WLR
Pcape
Pascal i
Fromalen Altyre
New Alarket Homemakers Hear Club Reports
Women’s club meeting on November 3 with 30 members and two guests. Mrs. Browning presided as president. hymn verses were sung. Reports covered tin painting school progress and international relations. Nominating committee presented officers including Jessie Shawhaker as vice president and Jack McGolerick as director. Dec 1 hosting planned. CARE package canceled in favor of local charity. Meeting adjourned to December 17 for Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Welty
William Browning
Jacob Shawhaker
W. P. Fotinit
Murray Etzter
Bernard Selby
Afiss
Jessie Shawhaker
Jack McGolerick
Norman Lease
Holland
Stanbaker
Dorothy Dix Advice on Splitting Homes for Family Harmony
Letters reveal unhappy marriages and pride driven standoffs as Dorothy Dix counsels breaking up a failing home. Father should initiate separation for a true two-home setup to protect children, while a son suggests moving in with another wife. Dix dismisses the plan and urges handling the break with dignity and a stable home for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Miss Behrend To Give Recital At Hood College
Miss Jeanne Behrend, noted pianist and advocate for North and South American music, will give a recital Thursday evening November 16 at Hood College. It is the second program in the 1950 51 Hood events series. A student of Joseph Hofmann, she teaches Music of the United States at Juilliard and the Philadelphia Conservatory. The program begins at eight o clock with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Jeanne Behrend
Hood College
Hood
Miss Behrend
Joseph Hofmann
United States
Juilliard School of Music
Philadelphia Conservatory
Eight O'Cloek
Bridal Shower for Miss Metcalf Precedes November 18 Wedding
Miss Joan Metcalf Braddock Heights, daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Metcalf, will wed Hermann Brust Jr near Frederick on November 18. A miscellaneous shower at Dr and Mrs P L Carter’s home featured Halloween decorations, 25 guests, and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Metcalf
Misa Joan Metcalf
Hermann Brust, Jr
Hermann Brust
P. L. Carter
East Third Street
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Braddock Heights
Clinton Smith
Woodsboro
Rosella Schaeffer
Joan Young
Lillian Wachter
Alice Hummer
Willam Smith
Melon
Buck
Flack
Jane Glueas
Frederick
John Smith
Hanover
Joan Metcalf
Richard Metcalf
Metcalf
Hermann B. Brust, Jr
Brust
Nora May Brust
Jane Crickenberger
Hermann B. Brust
Winfred B. Edwards
Barbara Brust
Bernhardt Brust
Benjamin Trittione
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Jean Crickenberger
Margaret Creager
Visit Classrooms Then Hold Brief Meeting At PTA
Parents and children visited classrooms at North Market Street School where members noted progress. The PTA held a short meeting Wednesday with President Mie WoW Corbin and others reporting 317 members joined state and national PTA. A sick room project was completed and a supper was served in the cafeteria. The next meeting is set for the second Tuesday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
PTA
Wea
Mie Wow
Corbin
Pre Ste
James Grove
Roendership
Waitman
Howard Ash
H David Hagan
Yarents
Kelley Barker Engagement At Brunswick Bride-To-Be
Mrs. Davis Lavonia Kelley of 215 North Delaware Avenue Brunswick announced her engagement to Charles Wayne Barker of Brunswick. Kelley, a Brunswick High School and Strayer alumnus, is a private secretary for the American Bakers Association in Washington. Barker, a Brunswick High School graduate, works for the Washington Terminal. The wedding is set for November 23 at the First Methodist Church Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VY. Frank Kelley
Delaware Avenue
Brunswick
Davis Lavonia
Charles Wayne Barker
Guy. Barker
Brunwick
Two Are Acquitted In Accident Hearing
A magistrate’s accident hearing acquitted two defendants on Route 340 collision charges. Leslie Green of Lovellsville and James Snowden of Mount Airy were found not guilty on following too close and related traffic offenses. Esli Conway was fined 248 for failing to keep center. Other cases included a dismissed assault charge and a separate disturbin g the peace acquittal, with collateral forfeitures totaling 645 and fines issued by Troopers Tucker and Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton ¥. Bennett
Penples Court
Leslie L. Green
Lovellsville
James Snowden
Mt. Airy
Green
Middletown
Dorothy A. Michael
Mantz K. Michael
East Fifth Street
Michael
Willie A Duvall
Kemptown
Harry W. Clary
Clary
T Donald G. Weddle
Thurmont
Joseph W. Colden
Baltimore
Paul N. Bowie
Frederick
Carl J. Setland
Tucker
Richard A. Myers
Arm Fractured In Emmitsburg Child Injury
Robert Glass a year old son of Mr and Mrs Roy Glass Emmitsburg R 2 was treated at the Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa for a fracture of both bones of his right forearm He was injured when he fell while playing at school on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Glass
Roy Glass
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Swiss engineer unveils wood substitute with ground core
A Swiss engineer introduces a novel wood substitute featuring a ground wood center and an outer layer of shavings. The design aims to combine strength with lightweight, potentially expanding building and manufacturing uses.
Fifteen Thousand Pledged to Jewish Appeal in Frederick
Richard Gartner, Israeli businessman and former British Army captain, spoke at a Frederick dinner about the United Jewish Appeal. He urged support to aid displaced persons and immigrants, noting the need to transport Jews from behind the Iron Curtain and to rehabilitate newcomers in Israel. Funds support United Palestine Appeal, Joint Distribution Committee, and United Service for New Americans, with Frederick volunteers leading the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Jewish Appeal
Frederick
Jewish Fund
Gartner
Israel
Poland
Hungary
Romania
European
Iraq
Iran
United Palestine Appeal
United Service For
Elkin Myers
Henry Fran
Baltimore
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Ellin
Frederick Drive
A J. Ellin
Theodore Lichtenstein
Dr. JL
R Schoolman
Jacob Goldberg
Mr Rosenstock
Benjamin Rosenour, Jr
Irving Weil
Herman Weener
Oscar Hirsch
Navy recalls 31000 reservists in 1951 plan details
Vice Admiral J W Roper releases plans for recalling 31000 enlisted reservists in the first half of 1951. The Navy targets at least 30 days between recall and reported active duty and a four month notice for selected recalls. Half of recalled personnel will be petty officers and half non rated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
J. W. Roper
Naval Personnel
Department of the Navy
Onit
Charles McC. Mathias
Iinal Naval Reserve Group
Optimist Club hears Rev W M Weaver on guiding boys
Rev W Meryal Weaver, pastor of Frederick Presbyterian Church, spoke at the Optimist Club dinner at Catoctin Country Club. He urged adults to guide unreached boys, noting the Frederick Boys Club, sponsored by the Optimists, as a commendable effort and essential for keeping youths engaged. John D. Sherrow chaired. President Richard B. Rudy presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meryal Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Optimist Club
Catoctin Country Club
B. C. A. Bony Scouts and Boys’ Clubs
Weaver
Frederick
Optimists
John D. Sherrow
Richard B. Rudy
Work In Japan Told By Auxiliary Member
Mrs. Frederick D. Sharp, a wartime worker in the Japanese church, spoke to All Saints Women's Auxiliary about rebuilding Christian churches in Japan. She described efforts to aid impoverished clergy and revive Christianity as families of occupation officials arrived after the war. Mrs. Charles S Price presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Sharp
Japan
Woman's Auxiliary
All Saints Church
All Saints Parish
Sharp
Col. Sharp
MacArthur
Charles S&s. Price
Election Twist Mirrors A Broad Swing In US Politics
Washington reports that nearly 40 million voters produced a nationwide protest vote benefiting Republicans in many regions. The Democratic party bears responsibility for domestic and foreign policy, with anti network charges and a desire for a firmer stance on foreign crises. The result signals broad public alertness beyond local losses and hints at a bipartisan foreign policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Democratic Party
David Lawrence
Far East
Congress
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wendell Willkie
Truman
Trump
Europe
Brannan
Bristol-Myers Ipana Halt Pink Toothbrush Claims
A Federal Appeals Court upheld the FTC order Bristol-Myers stop advertising Ipana toothpaste as preventing pink toothbrush. The Fourth Circuit also sustained directives barring claims that twice as many dentists use Ipana over any other dentifrice and that Ipana promotes healthy gums, noting the endorsement survey covered only a fraction of U S dentists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Federal Trade Commission
Bristol-Myers Company
Fourth
U S. Circuit Court of Appeals
FTC
Teenage dance and St Marys Chapter meeting
The city recreation commission sponsored a Wednesday teen age dance at Staley Park field house with 39 attendees. Plans were made for a Sadie Hawkins Dance next week November 15 with prizes for best costume. St Marys Chapter of All Saints church met Monday in the parish hall to discuss the Christmas bazaar and supper set for December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Commission
Staley Park
ST. Mary's
St Mary's
All Saints Church
Nobel prizes awarded to Faulkner and Russell
Stockholm on November 10 1949 William Faulkner and Bertrand Russell were named Nobel laureates in literature for the years 1949 and 1950. The announcements confirmed Faulkner as the American novelist and Russell as the British philosopher and writer honored for outstanding contributions to literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
William Faulkner
Bertrand Russell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loral Kems
Alumnus OF the News
Foxville
the News
McCarran
Dorothy Dix
Sau Ta Cane
Dorothy
Jamaga
Pam
MR. X
Sea
Gad
Bell Syndicate
Ine
J. Tyson Lee
Urbana
British West Indies
Miami
Puerto Rico
Antigua
Dominica
Mr. Lee
Bermuda
Ezra Houck
Colonial Apartments
East Second Street
New York City
August J. Raggi
Kline Kelly
Barbara Lee Kelly
H. Clifford Kelly
James David Kline
David W. Kline
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Miss Kelly
Bettie Oden
Jane Sherald
Grant Street
James Stonester
U. S Marine Corp
Barracks B
Camp Liderne
N. C
B.S. Lansdale
Baal
Church Street
Savoy Plaza
Lansdale
Marquis de Cuevas’ Grand Ballet
Nelson Lansdale
Rainbow Room
William R. Barnhart
Ministerial Club of
James Albert Porter, Jr
USN
Dames Albert Porter
Knoxville
Carrier Air Group Seven
Midway
Mediterranean
Norris H. Girton
Teleman
SSN
Olive L. Girton
Route 3
Mount Airy
US. Navy
Korea
Taus
Obew
Trahan
Miard Street
Charten G. Sponséller
Colusa
Calif
Anthony M. Codorniz
Charles W. Ross
Margaret R. Motter
Ross
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Grenfell
St. James School
Hagerstown
Charles W. Ross, IV
J. William Strine
Lewistown
John Jenkins
Laura
Mobile
Ala
Mrs. Jenkins
Albert N. McCardell
Olive J. Reddick
India
Calvary Methodist Church
Bernard D. Gladhil
Damascus
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wayne Wynkoop
Route 1
Brian Wandrow
W. M. Weaver
Optimist
Hao
NEA Service. Inc
T.M
Byron A. Winebrewer
Secretar
Richard F. Simmons
Cottons Lane
Frederick Negr
Tonigh
Mildre Bell
South Ben Street
Lane
Liev Six
Hase Company
Umited Fire Company
Riddlemoser
Patrick Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!