Europe in dire straits as riots spark debate on Marshall Plan
The article argues that Communist riots in France and Italy strain Europe and influence U.S. aid, suggesting Moscow may seek to provoke Congress into larger Europe aid. It notes that French and Italian governments resist uprisings and that the Soviet plan to incite revolution is failing. The UN Palestine Committee then rejects an Arab single-state proposal and motions toward partition.
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France
Italy
Europe
Stalin
Moscow
Congress
Lake
United Nations Palestine Committee
Palestine
Holy Land
Valued Pomeranian Chippy Dies Amid Convulsions
A nine year old purebred Pomeranian named Chippy owned by Mrs. Lillian Stone of 107 East Fourth Street died on Monday from convulsions. The pet was well known in the neighborhood. The Orphans' Court also approved the first and final account of Mrs. Clara Roelke as executrix in the estate of George H. Keiser, reporting assets of $5 85.54 and distributing $4 003.03.
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Lillian Stone
East Fourth Street
Orphans’ Court
Clara Roelke
George H. Keiser
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News November 25 1887
Frederick City Hospital Association has possession of City Opera House. About 250 children received envelopes for pennies to the children ward. about 44 dollars raised. Many football fans disappointed as Rockville did not show up. Emmitsburg postmaster term ends December with candidates E R Zimmerman Victor Rowe John A Horner named. Fourth to sixth graders at Church Street School held Thanksgiving entertainment with many pupils listed. Master Willie Russmaul, son of Bir Howard Husernau, shot in neck while rabbit hunting near the Fout farm. injury described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
E. R. Zimmerman
Victor Rowe
John A. Horner
Church Street
Pearls Yinger
Iva Hehn
Beviah Bradshaw
Pearl Dertzbaugh
Anna Clabaugh
Rosa Stern
Elizabeth Eader
Janie Quyan
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns
Twenty years ago in Claggety Ramsburg and Walkersville Helena Starz fer and Miss Helen Harp connected to vacancies from deaths Markwood D Harp and Albert M Patterson. Jury panel for December term Frederick district includes R Ames Hendrickson Lewis R Kaugh Isaac T M Shipler Duer Page W Scholl Hersperger. Two novelty contests at Catoctin Coun ter Club include picture-assembly puzzle won by Miss Elizabeth Kuhn and a Guess Who contest won by Miss Floy Hiteshew.
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Bis
Claggety
Ramsburg
Helena Starz
Walkersville
Markwood D. Harp
Albert ML Patterson
Catoctin Creek
L. Caren Leatherman
Nectar Myrersville
Alver Delauder
Leatherman
Frederick District
R. Ames Hendrickson
Lewis R. Kaugh
Isaac ™. Shipler
Dudier Page
W. Scholl Hersperger
Catoctin Counter Club
Elizabeth Kuhn
Floy Hitcshew
Doctor Popence on Marriage and Education Advice
Dorothy Dix summarizes Doctor Popence, director at the American Institute of Family Relations, who urges early marriage pursuit and questions college education as a barrier to happiness. He argues intelligent women can keep a husband, while unwise behavior weakens marriages, with education aiding governance of a home.
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Dorothy Dix
Popence
American Institute of Family Relations
The
Bell Syndicate. Inc
Taneytown Chamber Banquet Celebrates 19th Anniversary
The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet at Taney Inn marking the organization’s nineteenth year. Arion Choristers from Hagerstown performed under David Dorman. speakers included Governor’s aide David J. Perry and local officials. The event emphasized civic pride and individual contribution to good government.
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Taneytown
Chamber of Commerce
Taney Inn
Arion
Hagerstown
David Dorman
David Smith
Earl Bowers
Mervyn C. Fuss
Richard Rohrbaugh
Rohrbaugh
Charles J. Walker
Charles Arnold
Charles Gendel
Paul Niswander
James E. Boylan
F. Neale Parke
Samuel Breth
and Mirs
Merje Ohier
Bernard Arnold
Maryland
Perry
Government Urges Record Crop Acreage
The government outlines a 1948 farm production pattern aiming near record acreages for crops while meat and poultry output would decline. Emphasis on grains as feed shortages push cuts in livestock products except milk. Eight percent fewer eggs, seven percent fewer chickens, twelve percent fewer turkeys, six percent fewer pigs, and eleven percent fewer cattle slaughter.
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Washington
Anderson
Court News Reports Multiple Marriages and Divorces in City
The court news item lists numerous marriage licenses and divorces across various cities. Names include John E. Dixon and Mary D. Knill, Samuel B. Myers Jr. and Dorothy Perkins, William Remsberg and Laura Care, Clarence Osborne Jr. and Dortha Law, and others with ages and addresses. Also notes property deeds and a Santa letter from Berthe Louise Hopkins of Mt. Airy.
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John E. Dixon
West Fifth Street
Mary D. Knill
Center Street
John R. Bressler
Enola
Maxine S. Hayes
Harrisburg
Samuel B. Myers, Jr
LeGore
Dorothy Evelyn Perkins
Hamilton Avenue
William M. Remsberg
Knoxville
Laura M. Care
Brunswick
Clarence Lee Osborne, Jr
Dortha G. Law
Baltimore
Lewis G. McClain
Blue Ridge Summit
Lula Ann Swisher
Near
Gethsburg
John A. Marcikonis
Irene V. Nowakowski
Hudson
Henderson B. Harris
Berryville
Jane T. Allen
Rippon
W. Va
Guy W. P. Paul
Katie
Lahr
Herndon
Ralph Franklin Ridgeway
Tenth Avenue
Jessie McLure Redman
Paul H. Thompson
Harrisuate
Dorothy C. Warne
Dauphin
Barney T. V. Moose
Fairfax, We
Mary E. L. Reger
Washington
Joan Andrew Krenzer
Hanover
Patricia May Stenesifer
Emmitsburg
Clyde D. Hochenberry
Newad
Leabelle M. Fry
Marie F. Madagan
Winches
Robert Clarence
Harold L. Munheliané
Stockman
Ezra W. Blank
Lottie G
Charles Fran
Eula V. Thomas
Joseph A. Weedon
Daisy M. Weesion
Helen F. Mock
Daisy M. Weedon
Alien S. Bowers
Robert C. Shriner
William H. Barrett
Carroll Lee Shry
Lakeland
Santa
Santa Claus
News Today
Berthe Louise Hopkins
Mt. Airy
Bible Quotations Prompt Moral Reflections
A brief collection of aphorisms, noting proverbs from Scripture and Julius Caesar quotes on dutiful children as a foundation of virtue. The excerpt presents succinct moral maxims without broader context or narrative.
Thanksgiving Service in Buckerstown Methodist Church
A Thanksgiving service is announced at Buckerstown Methodist Church on Thursday at 10 a m for the people of Buckerstown. Rev A Sex will speak on the topic Shall I Render Unto God.
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Buckerstown Methodist Church
Uckeystown
Rev. A. Sex
Wedding of Ruth T Thick and Dr Thomas Burne
Ruth T Thick and Dr Thomas E Burne were married at Saint Pauls Lutheran Church in Jefferson on Wednesday evening. The service followed a day with 0.35 inch of precipitation in the latest 24 hours and a total 5.00 inches for November to date, with clear conditions on the Potomac at Point of Rocks and muddy Monocacy at Buckerstown Dam.
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Ruth C. T Thick
Thomas E. Burneuth
Camp Detrick
Seven Orlock
Saint Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Buckerstown
Hood selects nine students for Who's Who honor
Nine Hood College students earned recognition in the 1947 48 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The honorees include Phyllis Muir Bette Blame Jane Bricton Mary Ellen Eppley Corinne Edwards Katherine Maguire Nancy Smith Naomi Parker Polly Smith and others noted for leadership, academics and extracurriculars.
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America
Hood
Phyllis Muir
West Englewood
N. J
Cooperative Government
Ahiss Bette Blame
Baltimore
Young Women's Christian Association
Blue and Grey
Jane Bricton
Hastingson-Hudson
Mary Ellen Eppley
Washington
Touchstone
Corinne Edwards
Wal Iley Stream
N. Y
The
Athletic Association
Nancy Smith
Arlington i
Cooperative Ai Rment Association
Senior Commission
Keystone Honor Society
iShe
Naomi Parker
Berwick
Cooperative Government Association
Polly Smith
Hagerstown
Town Hall
Keystone
Jaw Fracture After Frederick Auto Crash
Carolyn Reifsnider of 608 Trail Avenue is in Frederick Memorial Hospital after an early Monday crash between Jefferson and Frederick. She suffered a fractured jaw from being thrown against a windshield. passenger Mrs. Ernest Weddle and driver Maurice Anglebower escaped injury. Trooper W A Mutchner investigates. cause undetermined, tire blowout suspected.
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Carolyn Reifsnider
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jeffferson
Frederick
Miss Reifsnider
Ernest H. Weddle
Maurice Anglebower
W. A. Mutchner
Barracks B
Recruiting Champ Plans Piano Duel With President
Ohio National Guard recruiter William H. Diltz a 32 year old soldier says he will ask President Truman for a piano duet this week. He and other recruiting winners from multiple states will meet the President and greet him before attending a military ball and the Army Navy game in Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National Guard
William H. Diltz
Truman
Diltz
Philadelphia
Prosaic Life Spotlight Draws Lesson on Word Use
A language note discusses misused lesson words and pronunciation. It highlights terms like peculiar, prosaic, base and bass, urging readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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Lehar
Dixie Bowl signs William and Mary Indians for New Year’s game
The Dixie Bowl committee announced on November 25 in Birmingham Alabama that it signed the William and Mary Indians, regarded as possible Southern Conference champions, for its inaugural New Year’s Day football game in the city.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dixie Bow
William and Mary Indians
Cold War Tensions in Korea and U.S. Policy Critique
Washington analysis argues Korea tests U S and Soviet power shaping Asia in a fragile cold war. It criticizes U S Military Government for missteps, inflation and governance while Moscow backed rule in the north tightens grip. The piece also profiles Truman nominees and FCC prospects, including Jake Vardamann and Mike Monroney, noting political friction and appointments.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Army
State Department
U. S
Korea
China Sea
Japan
U.S
Asia
Poreigo Policy Association
George McCune
Bush Hush Office of Strategic Services
AMG
Seoul
North Korea
Surgeon Links Posture To Back Pain And Preventive Exercise
Baltimore reports Vanderbilt surgeon Dr. Eugene M. Regen says sway-back posture and pot belly are key co causes of low back pain. A five minute daily workout to strengthen abdominal and rear hip muscles may prevent most cases and surgery is rarely needed. He notes mid twenties muscle flabbiness shifts spinal curves and gravity leads to lumbago and sciatica.
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Baltimore
Dixie
Eugene M. Regen
Nashville
Vanderbilt University Medical School
The
Southern Medical Association
Prefrontal Lobotomy Described As Pain Relief
Doctors Walter Freeman and James W Watts report at the Southern Medical Association meeting that prefrontal lobotomy can ease severe physical pain by removing the emotional fear of pain. They say pain may persist but is less distressing, transforming pain into a tolerable sensation.
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Baltimore
Poer_ Sons
Walter Freeman
James W. Watts
Washington, D. C
Southern Medical Association
Underground Factories Not A Modern War Answer
A military review concluded underground and scattered factories are not the solution for war preparedness. Airpower and atomic energy fully affect production and economy, and underground construction is costly and time consuming. Dispersal of industry offers no clear transport advantage and may hinder mass production.
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Washington
G. F. Robinson
Siars On The Hilltops Observing Autumn Night Sky
An atmospheric piece describes autumn evenings revealing intimate star maps from park paths and country roads. It notes the Dipper near the Pole Star, the Northern Cross in Cygnus, and the Pleiades as the moon rises, with quiet trees and a still night background.
Spontaneous pneumothorax described with symptoms and treatment
The article explains spontaneous rupture of the lung causing sudden chest pain from air accumulating under the chest wall. It discusses causes such as ruptured air blisters and cysts, typical patient presentation, diagnosis sometimes via X ray, and treatment including bed rest sedatives and occasional air release. It notes higher incidence in young tall men and links to tuberculosis, with recovery usually after one to four weeks.
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D Where Do We Stand On Religious Matters
A Babson Newspaper League article argues modern society lacks spiritual power due to vague religion and personal beliefs. It defines religion as the Christian Revelation in the New Testament and notes most earnest readers arrive at similar core teachings despite differences. Frank J Barnes announces revival fox hunts at Taylorsville on Thanksgiving Day, reviving a holiday tradition drawing spectators from the county.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
Lsnd
Frank J. Barnes
Taylorsville
Source Of Heroin Is Sought By Police
Federal narcotics agents seek the source of heroin found in a dead man’s luggage in Los Angeles. Ralph Mack, 45, of Brooklyn, was identified, a 1928 and 1932 New York dope smuggling convict. Four packages of heroin, 32 ounces, valued at hundreds of thousands, were seized.
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Los Angeles
William J. Craig
Ralph Mack
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York
Heap
Darenny
Ralph Masey
Raphael
Mary
California
Chicago Papers Publish Despite AFL Strike
AFL printers at Chicago's six daily papers walked out at nine last night but Tribune Sun Journal of Commerce and three afternoon papers still printed. Morning editions already on street and others to follow via photo-engraved typewritten copy. Token picket lines planned with no disturbances reported.
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Chicago
AFL
Tribune
the Sun
The
Journal of Commerce
Daily News
Herald-American
Held In Bail To Face White Slavery Charges
Portsmouth Ohio November 25 FBI crackdown on white slavers resulted in 51 arrests in Trenton and surrounding areas. Most women, 29, held in Cincinnati workhouse. others detained as material witnesses. Bonds ranged 3 000 to 10 000 with hearings pending.
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Portsmouth
FBI
Trenton
Cincinnnati
Here
Miss Lovell to Wed Huell Warren Junior
Barbara Lovell daughter of Mrs Helen B Lovell Waterbury and the late Dr Frank B Lovell will marry Huell Warren Jr son of Rev and Mrs Huell Warren at a Providence home of the bride’s sister in Baltimore. Warren is news editor for the Associated Press Baltimore Bureau. The ceremony will be performed this afternoon by Warren’s father. A wedding party will be present.
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Lennis Janes
Albert Janes
Lillian Janes
Silver Spring
Carl D. Bell
Frederick
Washington
Larry Mason
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
College Park
Barbara Lovell
Helen B. Lovell
Waterbury
Iafe
Frank B. Lovell
Husil Warren, Jr
Birs. Huell Warren
Thany
Associated Press
Baltimore
Warren
Topoom
Providence
Robert C. Adams
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Foreign Policy Association
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U. N
Jake” Vardamann
Missouri
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Vardamann
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Jake
Senate
Ed Pauley
Vardemann
Marriner Eccles
Board of Governors
Texas
Federal Communications Commission
Jim Mead
Mead
Dewey
O Dent
Harry Truman
Lindsay Warren
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Mike
Administration
Herver Foreign Aid Committee
Monroney
Oklahoma City
FCC
Jose
iCopyright
Globe Synd
Williams A. O'Brien, MD
NEA Service
Miss Lovell
Huell Warren, Jr
AATW
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Historical House
R. R. Lewis
William G. Holder
Austin Murray
Peoples Court
NM Newspaper
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