Camp Detrick News Highlights Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago The Frederick Civic Club urged the mayor to consider a modern sewer system and incinerator. A misfortune injury, high school soccer title, hunting season warmth, arrests, and plans for free chest X-rays for Camp Detrick personnel were noted. Sgt John J. Lahey named serviceman of the week. numerous air force moves, promotions, and assignments. military notes. community events at Camp Detrick including dances, luncheons, and upcoming Thanksgiving meals.
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Frederick
Camp Detrick
Frederick County
County ‘Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Air Force
John J. Lahey
Pos
Ruth Carpenter
Warsaw
Tahey
Manchester
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Chanute Air Force Base
Robert W. Davis
Harry V. Baker
Robert A. Boyer
Robert N. Hall
Florida
Robert N. Scobie
Okinawa
Roi
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Fekete
Newfoundland
Foreign Service
Jim J. Fedak
Alaska
Charles T. McGiann
England
Detroit
Mich
Sam W. Shorls
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington
D.C
William G. Love
Danny L. Wallace
Ben W. Dunn
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Max S. Bullock
Joe E. Arnold
Pfc
Emery T. Henley
Oklahoma A
M. Stilhgater
Elburn A. Covert
Verne F Aliss
Camp Delrick
Frank J. Thomas
Bliss
Spire Dsar
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Emil P. Fusesick
Walter Cash
Corparak 2
Fort George G. Monce
Cnvilion
Wydacubs
Faycette
Willan
Ho Kraybill
Indianapolis
Ind
Lloyd A. Murray
Grand Junction
Cole
Carroll Biebolts
Murray
Ciehelle
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Camp Dertrick
Frank Jones
Fort Sant Houston
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Medal Service Corps
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Texas
Society of American Bacteriologists
University of Texas, Austin
Dee
Texas Academy of Science
Southwestern
American Chemical Society
Rudolph W. Chapman
Research Society of America
Dick Harp
Good Behavior Rule Replaces Performance in Marshall Plan
The Economic Cooperation Administration shifts criteria for aid to Austria from performance and need to good behavior. Austria would receive 106 million dollars as a base and up to 25.1 million more if it maintains exports with barter limits, restrains prices, curbs credit, balances the budget, and boosts productivity. The change promises more ECA staff to manage the scheme.
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Economic Cooperation Administration
Marshall Plan
Austria
ECA
Forget-Me-Not Drive Thanks to Editor of The News
Washington and Lee Chapter Disabled American Veterans expresses gratitude for editor and staff cooperation during the yearly Forget-Me-Not fund raising. They note the flowers support essential veteran services while acknowledging criticism of fund raising methods. Charles W. Yinger, Chairman, Frederick, November 15.
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News
Washington and Lee
Disabled American Veterans
D. A
Charles W. Yinger
Frederick
Santa letters arrive from local residents at News-Post
Mail to Santa in this city includes letters from Linda Despeaux of 129 West Church street and Roger Wilson Burkholder and Doris Kay Burkholder, both residents.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Linda Despeaux
West Church Street
Roger Wilson Burkholder
Doris Kay Burkholder
Fifty Years Ago From The News Columns November 16 1904
Fifty years ago columns recount oddities in Frederick with a city Opera House concert by the Almondbury Hand Bell Ringers drawing a large audience. The Belles Lettres Society debated hats versus hypocrites with a negative win. A football game saw the Wharf Rats beat the Polka Dot Boys 20 to 10 after Walter Danner broke his ankle. The hunting season opened with many Frederick sportsmen reporting birds and rabbits. David H. Smith, long-time proprietor of Smith's Temple of Fancy, joined Miller Bros Westminster as buyer and manager for their new house furnishings dept.
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City Opera House
Almondbury
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Messrs
R. Toms
W. Wachter
J. Neighbors
F. Sappington
Wharf Rats
Union Knitting Mills
Walter Danner
Frederick
David H. Smith
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Miller Bros
Westminster
Deaths in Yellow Springs and Frederick area families
A series of obituaries notes the deaths of Mrs. Lorraine Virginia Semler of Yellow Springs, Minnie M. McHenry of Frederick, an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaver of Union Bridge, Isaac Melvin Brubaker of Brunswick, and related survivors. Details include ages, parentage, church and occupational ties, burial plans, and funeral arrangements at local homes and Brook Hill and Mt. Olivet cemeteries. Burial specifics are provided for each case.
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Frank Gaver
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank
Lucky Miller Gaver
Nancy
Franklin
Edward
Frank E. Gaver
Keymar
Mary A. Miller
Milion Haugh's Lutheran Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Charles A. Reyjnolds
Larry Charles
Funeral Notices for Zimmermann Leichert Brooks Morrison
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Virginia Zimmerman at 2 PM Thursday at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev Edward A Godsey officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Also noted are services for Mrs Theresa C Leichert at St Helens church with a 2 PM requiem and graveside at St Johns Cemetery Frederick. pallbearers listed. C E Cline and Son directed. Additional notes cover Miss Cora Brooks Petersville with service at Bethel Zion Church Petersville and interment in church cemetery. and Mrs Stella Jane Morrison Frederick colored, with service at Petersville Methodist Church Sunday at 2 PM. M B Etchison and Son directed.
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Minnnie M. McHenry
Minnie M
McHenry
West Fifth Street
Charles McHenry
Henry
Sarah
Klipp
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bertha Green
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Oliver Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Lqize
Melvin Brubaker
Isaac Melvin Brubaker
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Isaac
Frances Byroad Brubaker
Mollie E. Null Brubaker
LeRoy
Ralph H. Miller
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. H. Feete and Brother
Mary Virginia Zimmerman
Albert J. J. Zimmerman
East Church Street
Edward A. Godsey
William A. Zimmerman
Paul Jones
Carl PD. Shores
Lawrence Shaw
Charles Shaw
Mason Summers
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Theresa C. Leichert
Philadelphia
St. Helena'’s
Robert A. Bozel
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Harry Whisner
Robert Leichert
Charles Hartman
Charles Shipley
Elmer Summers
Cora Brooks
Petersville
Bethel Zion M
Calvin Holland
Melvin Jackson
Nathan Dorsey
Frank Fletcher
Charles Jackson
Winfield Scott
Church Cemetery
Hicks
Stella Jane Morrison
Washington
Petersville Methodist Church
M. B. Etchison and Son
China and Korea War Crimes Loom Over Recognition Debate
A Washington opinion piece argues that the United States must demand accountability for mass murders of 5,790 UN prisoners and tens of thousands of Korean civilians before recognizing any Chinese government. It calls Mao a war criminal and urges potential future regimes in China to execute Communist leaders to deter atrocities, warning that truce talks may collapse as evidence hardens. It also cautions against using the atomic bomb and notes growing pressure to aid anti-Communist factions in China.
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Washington
India
China
United States
Russia
United Nations
USN
Family of Nations
Mao
U. N
Asia
U.N
8Th Army
James M. Hanley
Hanley
Tobacco trends shift toward puffers and pipes
Boyle surveys a tobacco market shift from cigarettes to pipes and cigars, noting pipe makers like Kaywoodie push health claims and advertising as demand falls for pipes from 1948 to 1950. Morris Levinson asserts a $24 million year forecast, stressing throat-friendly pitches while women remain target for gifts and clubs. The page also covers Beta Sigma Phi chapter news, county Hood Club ticket sales, and a note on Tetramycin.
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Nal Boyle
New York
Union Char
Morris Levinson
Yale Law School
Kaywoodie Co
America
Potts Clair Nuptials In Washington Tonight
A buffet at the Willoughbys in suburban Washington caps weeks of hosting for Miss Audrey Clair of Rye and Mr. Arthur Potts of Frederick. The couple marry Saturday at St Alban’s Church Washington following a church rehearsal.
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Potts
Maryland Club
Baltimore
Richard Potts
Court Street
Verne Clair
H. Ross Walker
R. E
Miss Clair
Mr. Potts
Weddings of Laughman and Martin in Emmitsburg
Miss May Laughman daughter of Mrs. Helen F. Laughman Hanover Pa and Edward S Martin son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin Littlestown R D No were married November 10 at seven o clock in the Emmitsburg Lutheran parsonage by Rev Philip Bower with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a raven dress with gray and black accessories and an orchid corsage. A groom is employed at the Smy Foundry Littlestown and the bride is a clerk for the D C Murphy Hanover Pa. The couple will reside at 1040 Broadway Hanover Pa.
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Ofhd—Laughman
May M. Laughman
Helen F. Laughman
Hanover
Edward
Fin
Harvey Martin
Littlestown
R. D
Phi Bower
Snyy Foundry
Bre
Broadway
Kindergarten Kiddies Hold Patriotic Parade
A kindergarten parade organized by Mrs Bettie E Sundergill drew mothers and a few fathers to Wilson Avenue Camp Detrick as children in costumes like policemen nurses babies birds bears and pumpkins pledged allegiance to the American flag. The event aimed to unite three classes in patriotic ceremony with a “shoe house” symbol and Mother Goose roles.
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Bettie E. Suncon
Wilson Avenue
Camp Detrick
Daily Bread Parable and Lincoln Drinking Tale
In a devotional piece Reverend A Purnell Bailey muses on endurance of temptation. The sketch recounts a Nine year old Lincoln who vowed not to drink, then lifted a whiskey barrel and spit out the liquor, illustrating restraint. The column notes that accidents now top causes of death for Americans under twenty.
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Lincoln
America
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