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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1950

Page

9

Show Me Attitude Shapes Senate on Foreign Aid Spending

Taft Ferguson and others signal a shift toward caution in foreign aid expenditures. Voters in Ohio Colorado and Illinois backed isolationist candidates, challenging the administration’s blank-check approach. Senators will demand proof of how funds are raised and used and value received.

Taft Ferguson Senate Republicans Congress Ohio Colorado Mishkin Ilinois Dirksen Lucas Millikan Senate

Draftees and Veterans Guide on Sole Surviving Son

Major Thomas M. Nial explains the sole surviving son deferment NV-A for families with wartime losses. Eligible sons may request IV-A or reopen 1-A. servicemen may be exempt from combat but can still be sent overseas. Parents may apply via the Adjutant General or Bureau of Naval Personnel, depending on branch.

Thomas M. Nial Washington, DC Army Air Force Adjutant General Dept of the Army Washington D. C Bureau of Naval Personnel U. S.marine Corps

Longevity and Christmas Seals Promote Health and Happiness

A Brooklyn doctor links longevity to balanced work and play, optimism, and marriage. He cites Christmas Seals as vital for health funding, noting the 44th annual sale supports tuberculosis work, with money aiding communities nationwide through mail orders and gifts.

Brooklyn Dortar

Soil tests guide Maryland farmers in conservation practices

Maryland farmers increasingly rely on soil test results to guide lime phosphate potash and other plant foods as part of approved conservation practices under the Agricultural Conservation Program. Extension Service labs at College Park test samples and send results to farmers. Farmers should consult their Souths agent for full details.

Maryland Joseph H. Blandford State Production and Marketing Administration Committee Blandford College Park

Fifty Years Ago News Columns from November 20 1900

At the solicitation of property owners the Mayor and Aldermen order a tire plug at Church and Bent streets. Lewis Dertzbauh and Arthur Delashmutt receive gold watches as Happy Days coupon prizes. Charles Grove returns after horse theft search. Miss Cora Shaw resigns as Woenodsboro assistant teacher. Miss Abbie Young takes position. The Conroy Mack and Edwards Co opens a three night Opera House engagement with All For Gold.

Church and Bent Street Lewis Dertzbaugh Arthur Delashmutt Dertzbaugh Charles Grove

Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns

Twenty years ago the Maryland State Congress of Parents and Teachers wrapped up at noon with no action on a film censorship proposal. The Rotary Club heard Margaret Wells Wood of the American Social Hygiene Association discuss public health. Helen Michael, daughter of E D Michael, head of Jacksonville College of Music, would sing from WJAX in Jacksonville. The city opened a quarry blast dislodging hundreds of tons of stone to start street improvements and create added employment.

Maryland State Congress of Parents and Teachers Health Department Margaret Wells Wood New York American Social Hygiene Annanciation Rotary Club Helen Michael E. D. Michael Jacksonville, Fla

Boyle In Korea By HAL BOYLE From U S Eighth Army Report

HAL BOYLE recounts a day with the U S 8th Army in Korea on November 20 as an armored column advances through dust and traffic. A young medic guides an ambulance toward wounded with humor and grit amid tense road blocks, an MP enforcing order, and brief moments of brutal front-line exposure.

Hal Boyle U. S Korea Junior Red Jdinnioc Red Riding Hood Hark Little Red Riding Hood

Bible Thoughts and Kant on Benevolence and Covenant

A compact reflection collection citing Job 22 7 warning of withheld bread, Kant praising lasting benevolence, Jeremiah promising a new covenant written on hearts, and Mme Necker calling the heart a sanctuary of God in the world.

Mme. Necker

Remarkable 102nd Birthday of Mrs Clemson Near Union Bridge

Mrs Mary Elizabeth Clemson widow of Nicholas H Clemson will celebrate her 102nd birthday on Thanksgiving Day at her Frederick County farm near Clemsonville, Union Bridge. She and her late husband settled there in 1872 and she has long mentored neighbors with active mind and strong temperance beliefs. She plans a quieter celebration this year, aided by daughter Bessie Clemson.

Mary Eliizabeth (Cramer) Clemson Nicholas H. Clemson Frederick County Clemsonville Union Bridge Frederick Clemson Bessie Clemson Mre Clemson Maryland University Alumni Magazine Maryland Mary EF. C. Clemson

Bear Miss Dix Explores a Daughters Dilemma in Love and Duty

Dorothy Dix advises a heartbroken wife to place her aging mother in a low cost semi charitable home rather than risk marriage and children. She cautions that the wife lacks training for work and must prioritize her children's needs over her mother. The letter reveals a husband's selfish opposition to helping his mother.

Miss Dix Smangally Thrirs Trule Ymir

Origins of the saying To pay through the nose and related Qs

A compact Q and A references the origin of the expression to pay through the nose as a heavy cost, noting a Swedish nose tax, plus quick facts on Korea's land of morning calm, Korea war term Kewar, and King of Prussia crossroads near Philadelphia with historic Valley Forge links.

Sweden Philadelphia Valley Forge Korea

Miss Schwartz Wed in St Johns Catholic Church

Miss Helen Louise Schwartz daughter of Mrs Ernest T Schwartz and the late Mr Schwartz wed Sunday at 3 30 p m in St Johns Catholic Church Hagerstown with James C Barrett of Baltimore and Hagerstown son of Mr and Mrs Edward C Barrett Baltimore as groom In a California wool street length sky blue dress with three quarter sheers she wore a mauve satin hat and carried chrysanthemums The wedding party included her sister Mrs Charles W Castle and best man John E Barrett A reception followed and the couple fled for a northern honeymoon They will reside in Hagerstown The bride is a Frederick High School graduate employed by the C and P Telephone Company in Baltimore and Hagerstown The groom a Johns Hopkins University graduate also works for C and P in Hagerstown

Helen Louise Schwartz Ernest T. Schwartz East Church Street Mr. Schwartz James C. Barrett Baltimore and Hegerstown Edward C. Barrett Baltimore St. John's Catholic Church Simon E. Kenny St. Mary's Church Hagerstown E. Thomas Schwartz California Mary Stuart Charles W. Castle Jefferson John E. Barrett Edward C. Barrett, Jr Charles Byerly Leo Carrignan Franck Schubert Barrett Frederick High School C. and P. Telephone Company Baltimore City Johns Hopkins University C. and P. Company Charles Castle Lucy Jane Stoner Gilbert Friesen Frederick Calvary Methodist Church Virginia Joan Metcalf Kenneth L. Metcalf Braddock Heights Herman B. Brust, Jr Herman B. Brust Route 5 J. Franklin Haas Richard M. Metcalf Nora May Brust Jane Crickenberger Robert J. Johnson Winfred B. Edwards Washington Paul Strine Svendson Grieg Rubinstein Idelio Lack Dubois William G. H. Schwinn Westminster Edgewood Greenbrier Prep School Greenbrier Junior College Lewisburg W. Va Hagerstown Business College Topper—Koontz Anna L. Koontz Charles Koontz Emmitsburg R. D Joseph F. Topper Roger Topper Fairfield Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Parsonage Philip Bower Dorothy Koontz Earl Hilbert U.S. Air Force Seattle Rippeon—Poole Mary Esther Poole Abram G. Poole Airy Route 3 Otis Nelson Rippeon Arthur T. Rippeon Brethren Union Bridge Berkley Bowman Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren Monrovia Liberty High School U. S Navy

Miss Metcalf Becomes Bride At Calvary Methodist Church

Miss Virginia Joan Metcalf married Herman B Brust Jr at Calvary Methodist Church with a candlelight ceremony. Bride's gown candlelight satin with lace. attendants in turquoise and peach satin. reception at Metcalfs' home. couple to reside in Edgewood after December 1. bride a 1947 Greenbrier graduate and long employed locally. Deed recorded for Ridge Road building lot sale from Klipp to Phebus for about 1000 dollars.

Ridge Road Braddock Heights High Knob Maurice F. Klipp George E. Phebus Pivenus Serge

Weddings and engagements announced in Portsmouth and Frederick

Mrs Spencer C Wright of Portsmouth announces the engagement of her daughter Laura Spencer to Dr Severn A Nottingham Jr of Nassawadox and Franktown. Laura is a Woodrow Wilson High School faculty member. Nottingham is a Buffalo Dental College graduate and Navy veteran practicing in Nassawadox. The notice also covers Topper Koontz marriage in Emmitsburg with Air Force groom, and the Rippeon Poole nuptials in Union Bridge with details of attendants, attire, and future plans.

Spencer C. Wright Shenandoah Street Portsmouth Louella Green Frederick Laura Spencer Severn Alfred Nottingham, Jr Severn A. Nottingham Franktown Wright Washington College University of Virginia Woodrow Wilson High School Nottingham Dental College University of Buffalo Navy Nassawadox

Diabetes Detection Drive Boosts Health Awareness

Dr Edwin P Jordan explains the annual diabetes detection drive by the American Diabetes Association with local groups. The program aims to identify the one million Americans under treatment yet unaware of their condition, improve treatment methods, and emphasize diet and insulin in managing the disease.

Edwin P. Jordan M. D NEA American Diabetes Association United States Virginia Minn

4-H Girls Meet in Urbana Holiday Craft Night

The 4-H Girls of Urbana met at Shirley Geisbert’s home on November 31. Vice President Ann Runkles led the session with roll call on gratitude. Miss Hutson demonstrated Christmas card making, members crafted several cards, and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Runkie’s home.

Urbana Shirley Gerry Geisbert Ann Runkles Miss. Hutson Runkies

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