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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1948

Page

4

Miller Jones Nuptials On Saturday Morning

The marriage of Miss Helen Marie Jones to Robert William Miller took place Saturday morning at 10 30 in Calvary Methodist Church. Rev J Feranklin Haas officiated. Bride wore gray tafeta with pink feather hat and orchid corsage. Matron of honor was twin sister Mrs Donald P Ea in wine taffeta. Best man was Richard H Cage. ushers Paul W Bowlus and Richard S Bowlus. An organ recessional preceded the ceremony and the processional and recession used traditional marches. Reception followed at the bride's parents home.

Helen Marie Jones G. Arthur Jones West Fourth Street Robert William i Miler Russell [ Miler West South Street Calvary Methodist ' S J. Feranklin Haas Donald P. Ea Richard H. Cage Paul W Richard S. Bowlus Paul W Strine Namber Mire Aller Mary Dubel Carl Hoffman

Orville Wright and the Rise of the Modern Aircraft Carrier

The piece contrasts Wright’s sand dune experiments at Kitty Hawk with the arrival of a United plane from Britain aboard a carrier deck. It highlights the leap from the Wrights early motorized kite to thousands of planes crisscrossing global air lanes, honoring Wright’s vision through a transformed aviation era.

Orville Wright Kitty Hawk N.C United States Britain Paleu

Snoring Baffling CMA Seeks Solutions

Canadian Medical Association members report little progress in controlling snoring. Suggestions include a cotton pad in pajamas and a mouth-keeping plaster, but neither is widely recommendable. The CMA journal notes snoring reflects unbalanced breathing tied to possible underlying conditions, with isolation seen as potentially effective.

Canadian Medical Association Journal of the Association

Admirer seeks data on Star Spangled Banner author

A reader of the August 8 1948 News writes to request information about Francis Scott Key believed buried in Benton Kentucky and asks for any full issue coverage of his life and the celebrated events in Marshall County. The letter also requests a photo of a Tally Ho and notes local Benton details and market prices.

Francis Scott Hey The News Francis Scott Rey Benton Tribune-Democrat Tlinois Central RR Paducah Benton Marshall County N. C&s Lrr Kentucky Court House

Sweeney Marina Miss Regina Martin and Clifford Sweeney Wed

Miss Regina V. Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Martin Thurmont and Clifford F Sweeney son of Mr and Mrs William Sweeney Thurmont were married Friday night at the Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev Ivan G Naugle officiating The couple was attended by Mrs Eliza Knott and Guy Knott They will reside with the bride s parents The bride graduated from Thurmont High School last June The groom served with the 84th Division in the war and works for Potomac Edison Co in Frederick

Sweeney Marina Regina V. Martin Guy Martin Thur+mont Clifford F. Sweeney William Sweeney Thurmont 84Th Potomac Edison Co Frederick

Convention dates set for Maryland bankers in 1949

Baltimore November 29 The committee of administration of the Maryland Bankers Association announced that the 1949 annual convention will be held on Monday and Tuesday May 9 and 10 at the Fatel Traymore in Atlantic City.

Baltimore Committee of Administration of the Maryland Bankers Association Fatel Traymore Atlantic City

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns

Fifty years back items from the News columns recount accidents and odd happenings. A city line man fell twenty five feet from a pole on East Church street, a noted veterinarian operated on a cow near the Kolb farm, a snow drift nearly covered an old stone fence near Rush Lewis’s farm, and a bazaar featured Rhodes orchestra with living pictures including Miss Pearling.

William Brengle City Electric Light Plant East Church Street J. Truixe S D. Compher Kolb Rush Lewis Rhodes Jed Lynch Zacharias Miss Pearing C. Wm. Fout Gladiato Ames Brown

Twenty Years Ago Local Kems From The Columns Of The News

Twenty years ago from the November 29 1928 issue the paper recalls local items. Hobe pad banks profits rise regional clubs note community events and a pistol incident is reported involving a witness in Knoxville. Walter Bell eight son of Mr and Mrs Berry Bell was hit by a car and injured on East Patrick Street.

the News Ber Beng Con- Knoxville

Washington Daybook: China policy and Cold War hints

Washington Daybook surveys rising U S and Allied actions to curb Communist gains in China along with global Cold War notes. It discusses heavy arms, liaison officers, morale boosts for Chiang Kai shek, Soviet moves in Manchuria, bomber options against Siberian supply lines, and political shifts with Spain and Greece. It notes Truman era tactics, Dixiecrat maneuvering, and domestic policy debates on social security and civil rights within a tense international frame.

Tris Coffin Washington China Yangtze River U. S Othcers MacArthur Asia Japan North Russia Yalta Commie Manchuria Jsp Mukden Pacific Chiang Kaishek Chia U.S White House Mr. Truman Congress Greece Chiang Bai ‘Tsung Chi Fu Tso Yi Li Tsung Jen P. S Siberia Lake Baikal Francisco Franco Britain Spain Papagos Marshall Reynolds Metal Company Richmond Virginia Japan Light Metal Manufacturing Company Reynolds Tokyo Dutch East Indies Astastic

Washington views on taxes and profits spark debate

In Washington on November 29 critics urge a broad excess profits tax, arguing it harms capital formation and risks state socialism. Senator Flanders calls for congressional inquiry into corporate profits, their use, and impact on investment, with data from 1943–48 showing limited disbursement to stockholders and heavy reliance on internal financing.

Washington CIO Democratic Party America Truman Congress Flanders Vermont Capitol Hill

Harrison And Hahn Wedding At Mt Airy

Miss Charlotte Gloria Hahn daughter of Dr and Mrs Merril K Hahn wed Robert Emory Harrison son of Mr and Mrs Fred Harrison at Calvary Methodist church Mt Airy in a two o’clock ceremony conducted by Rev Arthur Day. Attendants wore pastel gowns and carried rose bouquets, with a large reception at the bride’s home afterward.

Charlotte Gloria Hahn Merril K. Hahn Airy Robert Emory Harrison Fred ©. Harrison J Calvary Methodist Church Mt. Airy Arthur Day Ernest E. Fleming Woodbine Doris James Ederick Delores Burke Kemptown Miss James Miss Burke Miss Paine Mr. Harrison Vaan Willi Penn Balt Emes E. Fleming Lierd Frederick L. V. Barnes Wagner Mendelssohn Marion Bankies, Jr Art. Airs

Luf Burrow Describes Quiet Selfish Lifestylers

A poem fragment critiques people who avoid responsibility and care, describing a minority blamed for laziness but noting a majority showing occasional kindness. The speaker, S. A. LUFBURROW, contrasts lazy nonresistance with moments of goodwill in social interactions.

Licenses Issued For Several Marriages in Westminster Area

Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster to Glenn T Reefer and Mary Louise Dayhoff Woods boro to Joseph Paulliiss and Anna Jane Blottenberger Union Bridge to Maurice Edward Fitze Jr and Beatrice Virginia Tuliy Emmits burg to John Smith Harner and Doris ide Taneytown to unknown couple.

Westminster Glenn T. Reefer Mary Louise Dayhoff Woodsboro Joseph Paulliiss Anna Jane Blottenberger Union Bridge Maurice Edward Fitze, Jr Beatrice Virginia Tuliy Emmitsburg John Smith Harner Doriside Taneytown

Enlisted In Army Ret Lamm Training At Camp Breckinridge

Enlisted in September, Retired Army man Alonzo Lamm Pont of Rocks reports his son, Lamm, has joined the Army and is now in training at Camp Breckinridge, Kentucky.

Ret Lamm Alonzo Lamm Pont of Rocks Army Camp Breckinridge, Ky

Draftees and Vets Guide by Major Nial

Washington November 29. If drafted and discharged after 21 months you become a veteran of a war or at least an Army veteran. War veterans gain free hospitalization and Civil Service preference. non war veterans lack GI Bill benefits. Free VA hospital care requires service-connected disability. two non-war veteran cases show entitlement based on disability percentage. No exceptions noted.

Thomas M. Nial Washington Congress Veterans Administration Joe Sam Japan Jhe IVA

Shepherdstown Moves to Buy Waterworks in West Virginia

Shepherdstown officials announce negotiations to purchase the town waterworks from Potomac Light and Power Co. The sale follows Virginia Water Service of Charleston abandoning its option. Estimated plant cost is about 45000 dollars, to be financed via a bonding company and funded from operation profits.

Shepherdstown W. Va Potomac Light & Power Co Ginia Water Service West W. Co Charleston

Thanksgiving treat for 128 underprivileged children

One hundred twenty eight children from Veiture Local No 155 40 and 8 and the Elks Club enjoyed a morning ride on 10 and 8 locomotives a Thanksgiving dinner at the Elks Club and an afternoon at the Opera House. Entertainment came from St Johns Catholic Daughters and Knights of Columbus with Roy Rogers Revert Burall and Edward Croxther chairing.

Elks Club St. John's Catholic Daughters Knights of Columbus Robert Hess Opera House Roy Rogers Estoir Burall Edward Croxther

Recruit Austin A Jenkins Aids 636th Ordnance in Kyoto Japan

Austin A Jenkins of 20 South Court Frederick Aid is now serving with the 636th Ordnance Ammunition Company in Kyoto Japan with the Eighth Army in Japan.

XOW Kyoto Eighth Army Japan Austin A. Jenkins South Court Street Frederick Aid 636Th Ordnance Ammunition Company

Weather figures and conditions in 1947 and 1948

The report notes 23 hours of precipitation totaling 0.11 inches as of today, with November precipitation at 2.65 inches against a normal arising. November 1947 recorded 5.02 inches. Excess precipitation through November 17, 1948 is 0.35 inches. Yesterday's high 48, low 32, with readings compared to last year. Sunset 4:48 p.m., sunrise 7:10 a.m., moonrise 7:07 a.m., moonset 4:35 p.m. Conditions mainly cloudy at Cererville and Potomac, Harpers Ferry also cloudy.

Monscacy, Mruddy Ceresvill Potomac Harpers Ferry

Harold Ickes Wrote Himself Out Of Fat Government Job

NEA Washington report notes Harold Ickes likely ended chances for a high government post by his own admissions and critical columns about Truman. The piece traces cabinet rumors, Acheson’s prospects, and FSA public relations shifts as officials maneuver for influence, with reference to Alaska affidavits and land policies.

Harold Ickes Peter Edson NEA Washington Harold L. Ickes Ickes Himsel Truman Atry S. Truman Gov Pote Panama Star and Herald Wiity Oscar Ewing Cabinet Department of Health and Social Welfare FSA Ewing

Cubs Scout Pack One Anniversary Observed

The twelfth anniversary of Cub Scout Pack One was celebrated at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Jerval Weaver urging unity among Protestants Jews and others. Rain reduced attendance but the Street organization led by Mrs Norman Trump and den mothers Mrs Charles W Ross and others showed strong turnout. The Pack boasted 188 members city wide with wide dispersion from Brad His to Hyattstown Welkersville Buckerstow Middle and Smith.

Jerval Weaver Presbyterian Enth Street Nor Man Trump Charles W _Ross Walkersville den Wa Brad Hyattstown Welkersville Buckerstow Smith

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