Bitter Cold Pressures Troops On Korean Front
On the Chongchon River front in Korea troops face bitter cold as winter nears. Many wear cotton fatigues over long underwear despite orders for woolen gear. Supply officers say cold weather equipment is arriving, but most soldiers lack full protection as temperatures near zero, echoing hardships faced in Italy, Germany, and the Battle of the Bulge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Don Whitehead
Chongchon River
Korea
North Korea
Koreas
Italy
Germany
Man jailed a year for assault in colord defendant Lane
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg sentenced William Lane colored to a year in the House of Correction after conviction for assault. The case included threats against Mildred E. Bell and a prior promise suspended sentence on a recent offense. Witnesses described Lane at the Bell apartment, with a warrant for breaking and entering by murder being postponed. Complainant Mildred Bell testified with her minor daughter present. Others included speeding, drunkenness, and assault cases involving Hancock resident Paul Imphony, Taney Apartments Betty Hargett, and several local men. The College Clinic at Frederick High School was announced for 7:30 tonight for tenth and eleventh-graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
William “Cotton” Lane
Frederick
House of Correction
Lane
Mildred E. Bell
Norman Trump
Bell
Paul H. Imphony
Rt. 1
Hancock
William A. Mutchner
Betty Hargett
Taney
Lena M. Gerber
Harry Russell Lyles
Trump
Melvin Snowden
Tyamsville
John W. Crone
Middletown
John W. Smith
Vernon Roderick
Frank
Jake” Grove
West Patrick Street
Dietz
College readiness clinic to discuss admissions and expectations
Dr. David Zimmerman of the State Department of Education and Dr. Charles Wolfe of Gettysburg College will speak at a city wide clinic on getting ready for college and what colleges look for in entering students. A Q and A session on individual student problems will conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brades
David Zimmerman
Baltimore
State Department of Education
Charles Wolfe
Gettysburg College
Supermarket Better Weapon Than A Bomb
A young British writer from the Daily Echo says the American supermarket is a stronger weapon against Communism than the atomic bomb. Terry Lancaster argues that if 1 in 500,000 Russians could visit the United States, Communism would end. He tours American towns sharing names with Echo circulation areas to observe life here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Terry Lancaster
Daily Echo
Southampton
England
Russia
Echo
Winchester
Salisbury
Long Island
Salsbury
Will Is Admitted To Probate Monday In Chester Pa
The will of Alice Fo Knott who died recently in Chester Pennsylvania was admitted to probate by the Orphans Court. Executor Frederick G. Cooley reported assets held jointly and about $1000 will be included. The will includes a $4200 bequest to sister Mary A Jones and a $100 bequest to Barnesville Catholic church with the remainder to be shared by two sisters Elvira Pearce and Mary Jones. A codicil bequeaths $5000 in Government bonds to Cooley. Court approved two administration accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fo Knott
Chester
Orphans’ Court
Frederick G. Cooley
North Market Street
Margaret E
Richard C. Fisk
Mary A. Jones
Elvira E. Pearce
Barnesville Catholic
Charles W. Stevens
Nettie E
Notable anniversaries and birthdays in American history
Today in history recalls 1784 Samuel Seabury consecrating the first US Protestant Episcopal bishop in Scotland and 1785 Franklin state founded. Births linked include Robert Fulton 1765, Jacob Abbott 1803, Anson Burlingame 1820, Frederick Turner 1860, Mary Beard 1876, Clayton Hamilton 1881. Also notes 1949 Bridges trial opens and US-Soviet peace moves at the UN. Birthdays include James Brents Hill, 72, Spencer Tenn.
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Robert Fulton
Lancaster Co. Pa
Jacob Abbott
Boston
New York
Hallowell
Maine
Anson Burlingame
Massachuse
China
Russia
Frederick J. Turner
University of Wisconsin
Harvard
Portage
Wis
Mary Beard
American Red Cross Nursing Service
Dover
N. H
Clayton Hamilton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Samuel Seabury
Cnnecticut
United States
Scotland
Franklin
John Carroll
Baltimore
Eugene Sly
U. N
James Brents Hill
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Spencer
Tenn
U. S
Joseph R
Horoscope Notes and WSCS Meeting Report
The column lists birthdays of Dr Walter Freeman and others and notes a horoscope predicting mixed success and privation. It also reports Forest Grove WSCS meeting on November 3 with 10 attendees, prayers, a talk on Health in Rural Communities, a sunshine gift, and refreshments. next meeting December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Forest Grove
William
Richard McKimmey
Edward Davis
Ernestine Page
William Kolb
George Hoffman Rey
Paul Warren
C. H. Lamar
Attorney Talks at Westminster Banking Problems Meeting
At the Blue Ridge Conference NABAC dinner meeting on Wednesday at the American Legion Home in Westminster, Charles G. Fisher of Westminster will discuss "An Attorney Looks at Everyday Banking Problems." An open forum will follow the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
NABAC
American Legion
Westminster
Birthday Party Honors Davis as He Turns Thirty Four
Mrs. Lou W. Davis hosted a Sunday birthday party at 408 Military Road for her husband celebrating his thirty fourth birthday. Guests included the Davises daughter Dorinda and relatives from Frederick Derwood Mr Airy and Frederick.. A lava flow 40 miles in length parallels U S 54 in central New Mexico.
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Lou W. Davis
Military Road
Davis
Dorinda
Loraine Bury
John
Frederick
Gaver Brown
Ruby Irene
Irvin Anderson
Mr. Airy
Jerry Knight
George
William Knight
Derwood
U. S. 54
New Mexico
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Frederick High School
College
Harry 0. Smith
Mondat
Japan
Cleon H. Alexander
East Second Street
Center
First Cavalry Division
Camp Drake
Alexander
J. A. Pongonis
van Nuys
Calif
First Cavalry
Leslie A. James
Talihina
Okla
Ie Reet
Far East
Marine Corps
Will
Seoul
Eighth Army
Lsnes
Dodge
Igger Value Dodge
Showtime
U.S A.S
AKC TV
Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Market St
Know
America
Carthy
Wisconsin
Grand Chute
Walter Freeman
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Jerome Beatty
Roxbury
Aaron Copland
Superior Bottled Gas Service
ARK
Wood
Philco
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market ST
BABY
Maryland
Pallorus Clean Hatchery
West South St
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
David
Griffin Automobile
Marina Insurance
N. Court St
Om Us
Peoples Finance Co
North Court St
Home Small Loan Co
Noah E. Cramer
Hoyuca
Knoxville
Ouner
Howard A. Gross
Roaming
Hame
Apts
Realtor
Court St
R. L. Zentz
Strout Realty
Taneytown, Md
Murray C. Bohn
Foss
Murray C
Union Bridge
A. L. Knowles
Ijamsville
T. B
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
Sohn Deere
New Idea
John Deere
Syracuse
Nannie P. Hyatt
Hamsville
N. M. Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond DL. Kelly
Grace Trinity Church
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Anthony M. Main
Charles L. Mullen
Edward Umberger
Knot Bros
Lloyd W. Burtner
Ralph W. Boyer
Bath
Ste
N. Ket St
Washington
Middletown Wall
Braddock Heights
Boyer Insurance Agency
A. Luther Knowles
Frederic Rm
Miern
Balmore Market
Frerick
Luther Knowles
Elm. Street
Bro
Keefer M. Koogle
Miles Frederick
Fairview
Cy Ave
Apple Ave
Wilson Ave
West 7Th
Grant Place
P. B. Roop
Hard
State Hi
Hoop & Son Real Estate
New Windsor
Furnal
New Market Md
Park Street
Frederic
Clryson H Mercer & Son
Pythian Castle
John L. Ponton
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Cadillac
Chevrolet
E. Patrick St
St Road
Wolbore
City & Country
New C
Ind St
Spring Valley
Main St
Burkittsville
Emmert R. Bowlus
Church Street
R. Kelly
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