Diabolical Record of U S Soviet Relations since 1933
The piece recalls the 28th anniversary of recognizing the Soviet Union and criticizes Moscow for subversion, espionage, and policy betrayals. It argues U S recognition offered trade promises but resulted in a long pattern of communist expansion, aggression, and alignment with adversaries. It urges readers to focus on front page reports for current actions.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Wilson
America
Russia
Moscow
U. S
Hitler
Uncle Sam
China
Washington
Death Notice for L. Palmer of Myersville
L. Palmer 70 of Grenley Avenue Hagerstown died Friday midnight at Washington County Hospital after a short illness. Born near Myersville he was a son of the late Elmer and Sarah Moser Palmer. He worked over 40 years for the Hagerstown Shoe Company and was a member of its Quarter Century Club. Surviving are his widow Nannie Moser Palmer three daughters Ruth Catherine and Charlotte Palmer one sister Annie Horine one brother Guy Ralph and Clarence Palmer. The body is at Bittle Funeral Home Myersville with calling after 7 p.m. today. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home. Interment United Brethren Cemetery Myersville. Funeral director Paul F. Bide.
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Alert L. Palmer
Albert L. Palmer
Grenley Avenue
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Myersville
Elmer
Sarah Jane Moser Palmer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hagerstown Shoe Company
Quarter Century Club
Nannie Moser Palmer
Ruth Palmer
Catherine Palmer
Charlotte Palmer
Silver Spring
Annie Horine
Mary Keller
Middletown
Guy Palmer
Ralph Palmer
Boonsboro
Clarence Palmer
Bittle Fu-Nérai
United Brethren Cemetery
Paul F. Bide
Local Draft Calls Reported and Community Notes
The News-Post notes local draft boards issued calls for three selectees to report in December for final physical exams. It also mentions a Red Cross fund raise reaching one eighth of its target in the first week. Ambassador Nomura and Japanese officials discuss relations with the U.S. while Tokyo reports no new instructions. A county farmers program launches Food for Freedom, while Richard F. Kline is elected Maryland Petroleum Carriers Association president. John L. Lewis defies the government over the coal strike as Faithful Circle Class of Grace Reformed Church holds its meeting and plans a December 6 Christmas party.
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Red Cross
Nomura
Hallan
Tokyo
Kurusu
Washington
Richard F. Kline
Grove Boulevard
Maryland Petroleum Carriers Association
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Emmitsburg Legion Post Holds Regular Meeting
Francis Elder Post No. 121 Amer ican Legion in Emmitsburg reconvened under Commander with 36 members present. October donor list named multiple members and the Halloween Parade was praised as very successful. Christmas decorating committee announced and a visit to Victor Cullen Hospital planned. Continuous membership awards given for 5, 10, and 13 years. Brownie Scout Troop 71 reported UNICEF drive participation and bulbs planted for Girl Scouts 50th anniversary in 1962. Various local visits and weekend guests noted.
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Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
Francis
American Legion
Nowerray
Eugene Rodgers
James Amble
William D. Smith
Leo Yingling
Mary Herring
Gene Godenour
Sterling Goulden
Andrew Shorb
Luther Zimmerman
George Warthen
Joseph Ott
Paul Sherwin
William Adams
Joseph Kelly
Pat Dunnigan
Emmit Eyler
Charles Harthagen
Harold Hoke
Curtis Topper
Donald Topper
Thomas Harbaugh
Charles Ham
William T. Izer
Renard J. McCutough
Frank Topper
Albert J. Shorb
Joseph H. Shorb
Topp
Methodist Church
Debby
Linda Gillespie
Wehner
Mathias
Lindsey
Jackie Balmer
Carolyn , Keilholtz
Juanita Lindsey
Nancy
Clarence Wachter
Harry Jones
Atlantic City
N. J
Jones
Charles E. Shorb
Lester Boyer
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago News From The Frederick News
SDR W G McComas and Carlton Molesworth hunted and shot 29 birds and three rabbits. Frederick will be one of the few cities on the division to have tall weigh systems installed by railroad engineers. The official state vote canvass shows Phillips Lee Goldsborough elected governor by 1 969 votes. The Frederick City Abattoir can produce 35 tons of ice daily. The senior class of Male High School raised their flag on the roof with Edward Thomas presiding. Roscoe Rhodes and Arthur Kemp on arrangements. refreshments by Marshall Etchison, James King, Walter Linn. December jurors from Frederick district drawn today include Richard E Anderson, Shafter L Rhodes, John Hershberger, William H Dyer, George Houck. A slight fire occurred in a third-floor room of the Arlington Hotel where clothing belonging to Mr Piper burned. No definite closing time fixed for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal but wintry weather prompts boatmen to consider end of season. The YMCA water system leak has been located in the swimming pool but exact place is not yet known.
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SDR
W. G. McComas
Carlton Molesworth
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Phillips Lee Galdsborough
Arthur P. Gorman
Frederick City
Edward Thomas
Roscoe Rhodes
Arthur Kemp
Marshall Etchison
James King
Walter Linn
Richard E. Anderson
Shafer L. Rhodes
John Hershberger
William H. Dyer
George Houck
Arlington Hotel
Mr. Piper
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
YMCA
Sidelights on William John Johns a Civil War era bishop
The article profiles Bishop John Johns 1796 1876 noting his Maryland roots and rise to Bishop of Virginia during the Civil War. It cites his early work at All Saints Parish Frederick his role at William and Mary and his influence on the Episcopal Seminary. The piece also covers local historical sources and a tangent on a Rockville Maryland country club venture with plans for a large resort and theater developments.
Santa letters flood News-Post office for Christmas wishes
Letters to Santa flood the News-Post office as youngsters send requests to the North Pole. Senders include Marie Adkins Frederick Roger Phelps Judy Lynn Moxley Mt Airy Billy Roderick Hamilton Avenue Susan Nusbaum Frederick Teresa Rothenhoeffer Frederick Al Hon Shifflet Buckeystown with addresses noted.
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Santa Claus
News-Post Office
North Pole
Marie Adkins
RFD
Frederick
Roger Phelps
Judy Lynn Moxley
Mt. Airy
Billy Roderick
Hamilton Avenue
Susan Nusbaum
Teresa Rothenhoeffer
Army remits move by train to Fort Jackson
Army recruits from the Baltimore-Washington area are traveling by train to Fort Jackson South Carolina amid a report of a train crash near Baltimore and a noted casualty.
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Baltimore
Baltimore-Washikon
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Welcome Wagon Headline Tangles In Odd-Titled Plea
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a local item involving a welcome wagon event or notice. The readable words suggest a heading and a court or party context, but the fragment provides no clear person, place, date, or outcome to confirm specifics.
Europe Travelog Draws Frederick Kiwanis Crowd
Capt. Irving M. Johnson presented a Kiwanis sponsored travelog at Frederick High School detailing sailing routes through Europe from Holland to Paris and the Med, featuring a custom yacht and scenes of the Zuider Zee farms, Greek coastlines, Delos, and Hippocrates era sites. The program closed with a storm sequence and the next travelog titled Brazil Adventures by Sasha Siemel on December 7.
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Europe
Frederick High School
Irving M. Johnson
Mediterranean
Vosges Mountains
Doubs Valley
Switzerland
Marseilles
Saone
Rhone
Frederick County
Zuider Zee
Greece
Ulysses
St. Paul
Delphi
Delos
Corinth
Aegean Sea
Kos
Hippocrates
Johnson
Sasha Siemel
Brazil
Multiple Funeral Services Reported for Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Bertie May Haines of Union Bridge at 1 30 p m with interment at Singanore cemetery Unionville. J Orville Kefauver died at Cumberland Memorial Hospital and services occurred at Gladhil funeral home Middletown with interment in Reformed cemetery. Calvin W Mullinix died in Laytonsville and services were held at Olin Molesworth funeral home Damascus with interment at Layton cemetery. Mary eth Lidy Reed wife of Retert 7 Revd 0Ws Place died Tuesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital and services were at Market Street funeral home with interment at Trace viy Cemetery Milton. Hundreds attended the ceremonies including local pastors and family members.
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Bertie May Haines
Herbert Haines
Union Bridge
D. D
J. Orville Kefauver
Savage
Cumberland Memorial Hospital
Gladhil
Middletown
William Harpold
Reformed
Irving Thomas
Harold
Kenneth
William
Frank
Alden Kefauvericr
Calvin W. Mullinix
Laytonsville
Olin Molesworth
Damascus
D. B. Groves
Lowell S Garland
Laytonscemeden
Gillis Owens
Clay
Roger Bogier
Pickett
Frank Duvail
Jam. F. Griffith
Maryeth Lidy Reed
Retert
Johns Hopkins Asospital
Market Street
W. Merval Weaver
Presiatenan Ich
Corgan
Willan
Norman
Geiser
Viy
Milton
Clare High School
Ae Demaia Ify
Eteraid
Vincest
Donaldine Neil Barber
Misch Rine
Sxiney Moi
Wiliam Gesell
Robert
Dailey and
Som
Funersi
Gitectorm
Wedding at the church features Grove City graduate couple
The ceremony decor combines palms and gladioli as Barbara White serves as maid of honor for her sister. Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. White, wears lace gown with finger tip sleeves and illus ion back, crown veil, and carries ivy and white roses. Best man is William Porter of Philadelphia. ushers include John White Pierce Hunter Michael Belecanech Amok Poock. Reception follows in the church hall. The bride, a Grove City College graduate and Washington state legal secretary, travels in a black and white tweed suit with fur collar. Hospital notes list several patients and newborns connected to the wedding party.
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Barbara White
William Porter
Philadelphia
John White
Pierce Hunter
Michael Belecanech
Amok Poock
Church Fellowship Hall
Mary Eshel Patten
Tacoma
Grove City College
Washington
Hertras Dard
Oe University of Washington
Seattle
Department of Tt
Unionville Homemakers Club Meeting Highlights Chile Foods
The Unionville Homemakers Club met November 14 at Singanore Grange Hall with President Mrs. Everett Garver presiding. The program featured Foods of Chile by Mrs. Kenneth Barker and Mrs. Frederick Yost, showing Latin American recipes like baked empanadas and Pan De Pascua.
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Unionville Club
Unionville Homemaker’s Club
Singanore Grange Hall
Unionville
Everett Garver
Frederick Yost
Garver
Chile
Kenneth Barker
Herbert Brent
Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph Ripley
Holly Albaugh
Melvin Anthony
Carl Hook
Gilbert
Singanore Grange
Grange Hall
Ill Mrs X Reports Fracture in Publicized Incident
Mrs X, a resident on West Second Street, suffers a fracture described in fragmented text. The record references Mrs Hubert Vinxer, Wool and a surgical case at Montgomery General Hospital in what appears as a local medical update.
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X&. R. Etchisen
West Second Street
Lock Heighix
Hubert Vinxer
Montgomery General Hospital
Satisfactory Condition of Injured At Les' Tavern Incident
Misa Nace Sparkman of East Church Street was reported in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital after being injured in a show at Les' Tavern on West Patrick Street Wednesday night.
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Misa Nace Sparkman
East Church Street
Acnone
Les
West Patrick Street
Tha Vk Memorial Horpeal
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