Phenomenal Development In Germany Revolutionary and war talk at Lions Club meeting
Gen John Markey addressed the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel, discussing postwar Europe, Korea, and armament needs. He warned that nations must prepare for Europe and Asia, cited Korea as a training ground, and referenced MacArthur's plan and potential arms supply policies. The meeting in Reisterstown noted attendees including Lions Rhea T. Kinoant and J. Rollin Hunter.
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United States
John Markey
Lions Club
Francis Scott Rey Hotel
Europe
Pat Mast
Eral
Poth
Mentone
Datiasedd Ogres
Gauttrang
Laermer
Walt Pallies
Marke
Germany
Korea
Atus
Geo
Markey
Enn Koreas
Asia
Japan
India
Indonesia
Far East
MacaArthur
U.N
Yala
Cieneral Markey
Sivaton
Henk
Alan Arthur
Dex
Isis Rhee
Aden
Reese
Rhea T
Trarmont
Edward T Helfenstein
Joseph T. Grindt
Ant Joseph Jo Rexall
Frederik DL Walls
Unevenly Higher P-Stock Prices Move in New York Market
In New York on November 14 traders saw uneven gains in P-Stock prices as market activity picked up amid mixed signals. Analysts note volatility with some blue chip issues advancing while others lagged, reflecting cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Roosevelt denies Katyn massacre evidence in 1945 letter
Former Pennsylvania governor George H. Earle testified that President Roosevelt refused to believe evidence of Soviet mass executions at Katyn Forest. Earle recalled a 1945 Roosevelt letter forbidding public disclosure and warning of "unfavorable publicity" for an ally, while Polish leaders insisted the Russians killed over 10,000 Polish officers and intellectuals.
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George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Katyn Forest
Russia
White House
Beile
Special House
Katyn
Earle
Turkey
Poland
George
Normandy
Germany
Cortrary
United States
Japan
Pole
Stanislaw Mikolajcnyk
Mikolajczyk
Baltimore Dope Ring Reported Broken in City
Police say they cracked one of Baltimore’s largest dope rings with six men a woman arrested and 650 grains of marijuana 239 reefer cigarettes seized Details note two months of investigation and that two managers in East Baltimore Street were among the arrested plus undercover money evidence and pending chemical analyses for charges
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Baltimore
Joseph Caroll
Natcoatics
Cith
Carroll
Wang
Palice
Hotel Chef Teddy Semler’s Journey From Apprenticeship to Culinary Art
The article profiles Teddy Semler, a chef whose career spans early apprenticeship without wages under German Grand hotels, through wartime service and sea years, to modern Fredericksburg revival. It recalls harsh training, long hours, and the shift from artisanal kitchens to processed modern cuisine, while highlighting his reverence for traditional cooking and his current role at the Francis Scott Key shop.
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Inca
Europe
Sharma
Frederick Way
Sears
Orhanees
Aha
Fedds
Semler
Teddy Miler
Adlon
Berlin
Tstill
Nuilionaires
Bin
Edung
Teddy Semler
Frederieck
Tedas Semler
Latun
Teddy Sevler
I Ann Reve
Lea
Five Dead Six Injured In Sea Collision Off Cape Henry
Norfolk dispatch reports a Navy transport and the Texas Co tanker Washington collided 50 miles east of Cape Henry during amphibious Warfare Maneuvers. Five Army personnel aboard the Ruchamkin were killed and six injured. The Washington continued to Philadelphia. casualties were transferred to the Fremont en route to Norfolk Naval Base.
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Norfolk
Navy
Texas Co
Washington
Cape Henry
Ruchamkin
Philadelphia
U. S. S. Fremont
C. M. Day
Norfolk Naval Base
278Th Infantry Regiment
Tennessee National Guard
United Nations aide dies by his own hand
Abra ham H. Feller, a key U N figure and counsel, leapt from his 12th floor New York City apartment amid reports of strain from investigations into U N personnel. His widow said fatigue and overwork drove the suicide as secretary general Trygve Lie described the tragedy as a great loss to the United Nations.
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New York
Abraham H. Feller
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Lie
U. N
Feller
New Deal
Washington
International Organization
Robert Morris
McCarran Senate
Alice
United Executive
Central Park
Frederick Bridge
U. N. Legal Department
U. S
Dean Acheson
Grand Jury
Senate Internal Security
Iito
Secretariat
Red Cross Motor Corps Dinner Meeting Held
The annual Red Cross Motor Corps dinner was held in the Pine Room of the Hotel Frederick. County chapter chairman Charles V. Main spoke to attendees. Plans announced for an advanced first aid class starting November 17 at 8 p.m. at the chapter house on West Second Street.
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Red Cross Motor Corps
Frederick
The
Red Cross
Charles V. Main
E. P. Thomas
F. Earle Shriner
Manuel M. Weinberg
Joseph Kline
Clarence Carty
Robert E. Crapp, Sr
B. Bratton
Frank Castle
Dan Weinberg
West Second Street
Russia Gains Influence in South Asia Says State Official
Dr Donald Kennedy of the State Department told Hood College listeners that Russia is expanding power in India and surrounding nations despite growing U.S. aid. He cited Indian Communist gains, U.S. education and economic programs, and strong India United States trade. Kennedy warned anti colonialism and fear of U.S. imperialism linger in the region, urging clearer policy to ease concerns.
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United States
Donald 0. iKennedy
Office of
South East Asian Affairs
Department of State
Hood College
India
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Nepal
Ceylon
Communist Party In
Congress
Kennedy
England
South Asia
U. S
South Koreans Attack U.N. Truce Plans Denounce Idea
South Korea denounces U N truce efforts to arm and train a larger South Korean force to fight on with non Communist Koreans. They urge unification under military means and criticize a potential armistice without U N control. They warn of dire consequences including Communist control north of the 38th parallel and jeopardizing U N principles.
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South Korea
U. N
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Republic
North
USN
I Y. T. Pyun
Bruce
Unified Command
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U. N.s
South
38Th Parallel
Steak 27 Cents Pound In Asmara Letter From Frederick Father
Lt E H Burke of Frederick writes from Asmara about living abroad with his wife Christine Wilson and two children. He notes steak at 27 cents a pound, groceries for a dollar, and describes travel from Westover Field to Azores Tripoli Cairo and Dhahran. He mentions a five room marble house, a native workforce, a servant paid six dollars monthly, and a total cost of 5046 dollars a month not bad eh.
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Frederick
Henry Bury
Frederick Barber
Asmara
Red Sea
Africa
Burke
Christine Wilson
Westover Field
Mass
Europe
Pentagon
Washington
Alaska
Azores
Tripoli
Sybia
Cairo
Egypt
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
India
Christmas Plans Made By Trinty Endeavor Society
At Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church a meeting of the Junior Endeavor Society planned Christmas activities. Gifts will go to community shut ins with carol singing. Attendees included the Bisers and Ringers, Houffs, Woerners, Fleetwoods, Castle, Kubrick, Smiths, Aushermans, King sisters, and others. Jennie Houff and Eddie Houff will host December 9. Deeds recorded include sales near Route 15 with values around 5 000 to 9 000 dollars. Martin urged Eisenhower to consult Gen. MacArthur on Asiatic affairs.
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An Endeavor Society
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Richard Biser
Bowery
Judith Ringer
Biser
Chaie
Joan
Martha Biser
Melvin Ringer
Judith
Jocky Ringer
James Houff
Eddie
Jennie Houff
Mary Catherine
Christie Woerner
Terry
Sharon
Edith Fleetwood
Brenda Castle
Patsy Kubrick
Carol Jean
Peggie Smith
Sarah Ausherman
Mary Bell Carlisle
Louise
Ruth King
Jennie
Eddie Houff
Louis M. Teed
Lewis Brandon
Lewistown
Route 15
Gerald B Shorb
Ernest L. Wollard
Thurmont
MacArthur
Washington
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
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