Supplies For Relief Being Sent To Korea
United States speeds more than 240 million dollars in emergency relief supplies to Korea as fighting winds down in the south. UN plans long term reconstruction as 18.9 million Koreans face winter. ECA funds have diverted 40 million so far for food medicine blankets and urgent needs. Officials warn the total relief and rebuilding costs may exceed three times the current allocation as winter nears and MacArthur's advance shifts to mop up operations.
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Washington
United States
Korea
United Nations
Economic Cooperation Administration
ECA
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
Army
MacArthur
U.N. relief orders shift after Inchan landing
August reports estimate $140 million needed for next year with extra funds from ECA and Budget Bureau for $20 million. September adds a $90 million appropriation for year two, and a $20 million relief order. More clothing and supplies sought as Pusan gains momentum. In unrelated incident, ten-year-old Robert Bartgis struck by car on North Bentz street treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Smithsonian notes possible coal-deposit plants once near ancient ocean shores.
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Mente
Tokyo
ECA
Budget Bureau
Inchan
U. N
Pusan
North Bentz Street
Robert Edward Bartgig
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry Phillips
Young Bartgis
Mary Frances Richards
Braddock Heights Dancer Featured in Faith of Our Fathers
Miss Barbara McCutcheon of Braddock Heights performs with the dancing chorus in Paul Green's Faith of Our Fathers. The symphonic drama closed in Washington during the Capital's 150th anniversary celebration. McCutcheon, a University of Maryland alumna and Central High School teacher, was 1949 Junior National AAU diving champion and is profiled in Listen magazine.
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Barbara McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Paul Green
Washington
Miss McCutcheon
Robert J. McCutcheon
University of Maryland
Central High School
Listen
Athlete urges nonuse of alcohol and tobacco
The quoted biography notes Misa McCutcheon stating that social and athletic advantage come from abstaining. She argues athletes who refrain from smoking or drinking stay ahead of competitors and urges all youths to recognize their potential as nonusers.
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Tring
Misa McCutcheon
Pleasant Grove Home makers Club Meeting Highlights
Women's clubs in Peasant Grove gathered Tuesday with 23 members and guests. Mrs Huber V. Biser led as president, members shared fair entries or favorites, and reports covered International Relations health programs and a county chest x ray survey against tuberculosis through November 3.
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Peasant Grove Club
Katharine Page
Pleasant Grove
Mehri Hahn
Yellow Springs Homemakers Club Holds Fall Meeting
The first fall meeting was held Sept. 26 at Mrs. Lewis J. Martz’s home with seventeen members. President Martz opened with scripture and prayer. Health chair Wil lard highlighted a county TB x-ray unit tour and urged use of the free service. Members voted to donate to the Home for the Aged and to make the United Nations flag.
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Yellow Springs
Yellow Spring
Lewis J. Martz
United Nations
Beatrice Fehr
Libertytown Homemakers Club Opens Fall Meeting
The Libertytown Homemakers Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs Sterling Spurrier's home with president Mrs Harry L Davis presiding. Members sang and read the American Creed, officers filed reports, and a donation of ten dollars to the Children's Aid Society was announced. The next meeting is Oct 24 at the community hall with Halloween costumes required.
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Marguerite Burgee
Mra Biser
Carroll Kehne
Virdia Dunn
Hallowe'en
Libertytown Club
Libertytown ‘Homemakers Club
Sterling Spurrier
Harry JL. Davis
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick club notes new members and program
The News Frederick October 2 1966 records fen members and four visitors present Ward and Robert Lambert welcomed as new members Music chairman Mrs A B Stone reviewed Carrie Jacobs Bond music Mrs Stone Mrs Charles Riordan and Mrs Spurrier named for nominating committee for 1951 officers Hutson Rave demonstrated on Floors and Floor Coverings Next meeting scheduled for October.
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Fen
Ward
Robert Lambert
A B Stone
Carrie Jacobs Bond
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Ritchie Associates Finance
East Church
St. Frederick, Maryland
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