Middle East lecture on Point Four program highlights unity
Norman Burns of Foreign Service Institute spoke at Hood College on Syria Iraq Jordan Israel and the Point Four aid program. He warned of regional peril from economic and political factors, praised U.S. scholarship and technical aid efforts, and noted large grant funding for the Middle East and Iran.
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Norman Uns
Foreign Servs Institute
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Jordan
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Middle East
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Loneliness and matchmaking wisdom from Dear Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix advises forming a small community group through churches or clubs to connect lonely adults over 30. Use children as social entry points, meet parents of your daughter's friends, and seize work and civic activities to broaden circles. Beware the appearance of seeking a husband. foster friendship first for lasting companionship.
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Miss Dix
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
A compact reflection on defeats leading to victories across history and in business. It cites MacArthur and Corregidor, Bunker Hill, New Orleans, Civil War losses, Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection as ultimate victory. Encourages readers not to fear setbacks as precursors to greater outcomes. A section notes nationwide rain on Jan 14 1930 and the U S rice crop distribution across states.
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Earl L. Douglass
General MacArthur
Corregidor
Bunker Hill
New Orleans
Great Britain
Babson Newspaper Synd
Fashion Show Planned by Frederick Auxiliary Leaders
Mrs A Austin Fearre was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Frederick County Medical Society at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs William Schnauffer’s home. Officers include Mrs Pearce, vice president. Mrs A Talbott Brice, treasurer. Mrs P S Lansdale, recording secretary. Mrs Robert Turner, and Mrs Robert Pilgram, corresponding secretary. The group announced a fashion show with Mrs Schnauffer chairing the committee and Mrs Brice assisting. The auxiliary reported active service including quarantine of medical supplies for overseas hospitals, literature distribution, and library fund purchases at Frederick Memorial Hospital training school. They also established a graduation prize and noted a joint dinner with the Washington County Auxiliary at Fountainhead Country Club. Guests included Mrs Forbes Burgess, Mrs Thomas Stone, and Mrs R L Guest.
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A. Austin Fearre
Frederick County Medical Society
William Schnauffer
West Church Street
Pearce
A. Talbott Brice
P. S. Lansdale
Robert Turner
Robert Pilgram
New York
Frederick Memorial Hospital Training School
Washington County Auxiliary
Fountainhead Country Club
Hagerstown
Paul Robinson
Europe
Egypt
Holy Land
Forbes Burgess
Thomas Stone
R. L. Guest
Art Club Plans Annual Christmas Party at Hotel Frederick
The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs. Irving Staley’s home with co hosts Miss Mary Rhoads and Mrs. Joseph Nestor presiding. Plans for the annual Christmas party on December 11 at 6 30 p.m. at the Hotel Frederick were discussed. Demonstrations included gift wrapping by Mrs. Pauline Knock and winter bouquet arrangements by Mrs. T Stuart Haller. Refreshments were served by hostesses.
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Frederick Art Club
Irving Staley
Dill Avenue
Mary Rhoads
Donseph Nestor
Staley
Roger Willard
Michael Croghan
Robert E. Delaplaine
Pauline Knock
Most of 10 000 000 Yule Trees Are Grown For Market
Charles Lyons notes over ten million Christmas trees will be used in the United States this year. Farmers began planning a decade ago with wild stock shifting to domestic crops. Land must be well drained and free of large woody growth to grow trees. Rotation keeps supply steady, with pines spruces firs and hemlock in common use. Trees vary in appearance and pruning needs, influencing preferred cutting times for different sizes.
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Charles Lyons
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United States
U. S
Minnesota
Egypt says it will withdraw from Sudan if Britain does too
In Paris on November 16, Egypt offered to pull its officials and armed forces from Sudan to enable a plebiscite, contingent on Britain taking similar steps. Foreign Minister Mohammed Salah El Din told the U N General Debate that the needed machinery and atmosphere could be provided with UN cooperation.
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Paris
Egypt
United Nations
Sudan
Britain
Mohammed Salah el Din
Keefer elected president of Camp Detrick union chapter
Oliver H. Keefer is elected president of the Camp Detrick Chapter of the National Federation of Federal Employes succeeding H. A. Chichester. Other officers include Murray Botkin Edgar Stevens and Bradley Gerwig as vice presidents Richard Shaff as financial secretary Rosa Kreh as corresponding secretary William Warren as guardian and David Schnitz Jr Austin Hoffman Lee Ifert William Miller and John Wisner as directors.
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Detrick
Oliver H. Keefer
Camp Detrick
National Federation of Federal Employes
H. A. Chichester
Murray 3. Botkin
Edgar T. Stevens
Bradley M. Gerwig
Richard E. Shaff
Rosa G. Kreh
William 3. Warren
Guardian
David K. Schnitz
Austin C. Hoffman
Lee F
Living tree used for White House Christmas Eve ceremonies
Q- is a living tree used for the Christmas Eve ceremonies on the White House lawn A-The program began in 1923 and a living tree has been used since 1924 Qe-Is there an original portrait of Christopher Columbus A-According to most historians no known portrait was made of him in his lifetime
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White House
Christopher Columbus
Hima
Mundane Word Study Daily Lesson Note
This daily note promotes vocabulary growth with a focus on the word Mundane meaning worldly earthly and earthly concerns. It includes misused phrases spelling tips and synonyms to broaden readers vocabulary through concise guidance and examples.
Memo on a Hippopotamus from Lufs Stuff
A humorous poem by N. A. Lufburrow critiques a hippopotamus as ungainly and unlovely yet amusing. The speaker notes the beast’s clumsy frame and formidable jaws while admitting a odd fondness for watching it eat at noon, despite a reluctance to meet it in public. The text lampoons beauty and art with playful internal rhyme and regional flair.
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Hippo
Fay
N. A. Lufburrow
Mount St Marys drives blood for Korea relief drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Mount St Marys College on November 18 aiming to collect 150 pints to support Armed Forces in Korea. The campus community notes new clubs formed this year, portrait sessions for the 1952 Pridwin, and a busy schedule of student activities and local events.
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Emmitsburg
American National Red Cross
Mount St. Mary's College
Korea
Girard R. Donahoe
Scranton
Fampus
Red Cross Drive
Camera Club
Pridwin
Joseph G. Charles
Mount St. Mary's College Glee Club
David W. Shaum
Polytechnic Institute
Baltimore
Louise Adams
Washington
C. Felix Adams
Janet Adams
St. Agnes
Hospital School of Nursing
Norman Adams
Roger Zurgable
John D. Sullivan
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Euphemia’s School
Grange
Norman Shriver
Shriver
Frederick
Edgar Emrich
Mount St. Mary’s College
Morris Zentz
Charles R. Fuss
Harry Swomley
Emmitsburg Memorial Hall
Albert S. Gossener
Taneytown Ladies Auxiliary Plans Christmas Event
The Taneytown Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary held a regular meeting led by President Mrs Ethel Garber. A recent supper was praised, and volunteers are urged for civil defense plane spotting on December 1 from 8 a m to 5 p m. A Christmas party is planned for December 13 with a $1 gift per member and a Christmas committee list.
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Taneytown Fire Company
Ethel Garber
Oil Men Not Happy With Mild Fall Weather Outlook
New York November 16 Winter delays enter oil heating markets as oil men press OPS for higher price ceilings due to Gulf port costs. Mild winter could ease prices while weather figures shift demand, storage and refinery supply on the East Coast, with Iran’s oil offers and natural gas competition adding to uncertainty for the heating and industrial fuel market.
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New York
Office of Price Stabilization
Gulf Ports
Texas
OPS
Mossadegh
Iran
U. S
Community auxiliary limits kitchen dish use after January
At the December meeting the auxiliary set policy for the firemen’s building kitchen. After January 1, any community organization may use the dishes and silverware free of charge but must replace any broken or misplaced items. A fee will be charged for the mixer and fryer recently purchased by the auxiliary. The meeting adjourned with benediction.
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Kenneth F. Clem
John R. Skiles
Dundalk
John H. Skiles
William Peacher
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Palmer
Braddock Heights
Harry Mohney
Christian Endeavor Society of Grace Reformed Church
Leland Reaver
Hilda Reaver
Don Quixote Satire of Knightly Heroism
Literary satire discusses Cervantes Don Quixote as a landmark work ridiculing the era’s extravagant knightly heroism. The piece frames the novel’s theme as lampooning chivalric bravado in contemporary literature.
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Cervantes
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