Talk Ahead In Korea Victory Tied To American Effort
The article asserts US power won the Korean fight with Syngman Rhee returning to Seoul. It credits substantial U S troop and material support, notes the UN Security Council backing, and calls for a united peaceful Korea while acknowledging Russian perspective and future peace challenges.
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Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
United States
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
China
United Nations
UN Security Council
Koreas
Russia
Tourist Lodges and Roadside Eateries Flourish in Free Enterprise Era
The piece notes tourism fuels a vast private lodging and dining network across the United States. Private homes advertise accommodations while inns and roadside stands cater to travelers with varied prices and themes. It highlights mortgage payments, college funds, and personal freedom as benefits of small entrepreneurs, with zoning as a minor constraint.
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United States
Dog Cabin
Spanish Rancho
Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Rail Road steps start
Steps have been taken to start work on the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad. If $50,000 in stock is sold, a line can be built from Frederick to Lewistown, securing continuation to Thurmont. The first section might reach Libertytown instead of Lewistown. The fruit market shows peaches 50 cents to $1 a bushel, tomatoes plentiful, eyes 17 to 20 cents a dozen. Dem candidate for Vice President Adlai Stevenson will speak October 12. Dr Edward Nelson of this city opened the fall term at Washington Dental College. Forty nine shares of Emmitsburg Railroad Company stock, owned by the estate of James Elder, sold to William A. Himes of New Oxford, Pa., at 26.50.
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Washington Frederick
Gettysburg
C Waters
Frederick
Lewistown
Thurmont
Libertytown
Adlat E. Stevenson
Edward Nelson
State Board of Dental Examiners
Washington Dental College
Emmitsburg Railroad Company
James Elder
The
Road
William A. Himes
New Oxford
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columna
Water shortages press the city as Grove springs supply fails and Fishing Creek reservoir holds ten days of water. Erick's new White Way on Market and Patrick near completion and likely to open at night. Alter P Feaga and wife relocate from 209 Market Street to College Terrace, having bought a home at 209 South Market.
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Grove Springs
Frederick
Pough
Fishing Creek
Erick
Patrick
Alter P. Feaga
Iy Bare
Market Mreet
Yen Oo
Monroe
College Terrace
Ter
South Market
Notebook of Inchon to Seoul Captures Korea War’s Turnaround
In a war diary style piece Don Whiteman embeds scenes from Inchon to Seoul showing a rapid U N shift from retreat to advance. Marines cross the Han River amid cold nights flooding streets roared by machine gun fire and chaos. The author recalls a notebook stained with memory and notes the victory of victories.
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Boyle
KiBoyle
Korea
Don Whitemead
Hal Boyle
United Nations
U. N
Walton H. Walker
Eight Army
Inchon
Seoul
Han River
Reda
Seat
Rouge
NEPH Week Highlights Local Employment Push
Frederick County marks NEPH Week proclaimed by President Truman and Mayor Munshower to promote employment of physically handicapped veterans and non veterans. Local committee includes Hershberger Shipley Stauffer Weston Lipps Danner Stoner and others. Recent records show several amputees, vision and respiratory impairments employed in construction and machinery roles, with others in various trades.
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Frederick County
Mayetta Horshberger
Frederch County
Truman
Eltimer F. Munshower
Mise Hershberger
Incalaffee
Department of Employment Securty
Munshower
Dorsey F. Shipley
Frank N. Stauffer
Frederick County Agricultural Saciety
Samuel J Weston
Veterans Administration
G. Ernest Lipps
Maryland Veterans Commission
Robert K. Danner
The
Employment Service
Kenneth L Stoner
State Vocational Rehabilitation
Employment Service Office
Arrest Listed in Overnight City Police Report
One arrest was listed overnight by city police. Michael Ekosyanko was charged with reckless driving by Officer Shook and held under eleven dollars forty five cents collateral.
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Michael Ekosyanko
Shook
Washington Daybook on Senate leadership moves in 82nd Congress
Washington Daybook notes shifting fate for Taft Lucas Myers Millikin and Wherry as eight incumbents face likely defeat. It forecasts a Senate with many new faces, turnover around 18 seats, and a flaring political mood ahead of November elections. Taft's campaign tactics draw criticism after Elks gathering turnout.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
United States Senate
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Scott Lucas
Lea
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Taft
Kenneth S Wherry
Atelwarts
Senate
Connecticut
Brien McMahon
William Beaton
Homer £. Capehart
Indiana
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Charles W. Tobey
Rock
New Hampshire
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Henry ©. Bworshak
Idaho
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Bznd
Congress
Josers
Robert Taft
Joe" Ferguson
Wendell Wilkie
Toledo
United Nations faces postwar probe on Korean war origins
Washington Oct 2 1940 The Korean episode will be followed by UN efforts to uncover motives for aggression and to identify conspirators. A Commission of Inquiry would probe North Korean preparations and munitions sources, with trials for war criminals among regime civilians. Communist China and Moscow links to be examined before any recognition. Concurrently Indiana politics swirl as Ralph F Gates reportedly seeks to replace Jenner with Capehart, altering Senate and governorship prospects into 1982.
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Washington
United Nations
North Korea
Russia
China
Indiana
Ralph F Gates
GOP
Homer & Capehart
Senate
Gates
William £. Jenner
Jenner
Capehart
Alex Campbell
Recig
Globe Syndicate
Lovettsville Shower For Miss George Ahead Of October Wedding
Mrs W B Care hosted a towel shower at her Lovettsville home honoring Miss Margaret Leslie George, who will wed Major Clair Keena October 14 at Fort Myer Chapel. Attendees included Washington and Frederick residents and several George relatives. The report also notes a church wedding at Mt. Ary and various local social updates.
Lufburrow Letter Sparks Global Repercussions
A reader letter labeled Lufburrow critiques a boastful remark about great deeds growing from small beginnings. The piece notes the potential for worldwide repercussions from a sudden retort and unclear motivations, reflecting on public accountability and the power of words.
Capacity Audience at Vespers Echoes Freeing God's People
Dr. David Dunn warned of threats to freedom behind and outside the iron curtain. In a full chapel, he urged graduates and attendees to loosen talents and impulses in service to God, linking biblical stories to a broader call for religious and personal liberty across nations. The Class of '51 wore caps and gowns for the first time, marking they will keep them on campus this week as senior marks.
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David Dunn
Lancaster Tenlegiatl Emery
Evangelical and Reformed Seminary
Irom
United States
Dunn
Jesus
Dr. Dunn
October Calendar of Frederick events and notices
October calendar filed with the Chamber lists dozens of events in Frederick from Oct 2 to Oct 31. It includes library exhibits, church concerts, the Frederick Fair, minister dinners, Eid lectures, Land Week and Fire Prevention Week observances, a card party at Hood College, Chamber luncheons, National Bible Week, nurse and student music events, and Hood College recitals. Also noted are Businesswomen’s Club luncheon, Samaritan Rebekah card party, University Women dinner, and Hereford Club activities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Martha Jane Layman
Braddock Grange
C. Burr Artz
Central Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Centennial Memorial Eub
Frederick Fair
EUB Church
Hoead College
Frederick
Cobrentz Hall
Maryland
Centennial Memorial Eub Church
John I. Ness
Dayton
Frederick Chamber of Commerce, Meeting, Taney Room, Francis Scott Key
Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club
Garbrit
Hood Colege
Chamber of Commerce National Affairs Committee
William J. Bird
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County Gardens Club
Hood College
Hudson Outdoor Theater
Milton Cross
Metropolitan Opera Singers
Frederick High School
Frederick County Bar
National Bible Week
A. C
Francis Scott, Key Hotel
State Nurses
Brodbeck Hall
Chambers of Commerce National Affairs Committee
Wilhelm Morgenstierne
Brodbeck Hal
Francia Scott Key Hotel
Spring-Valley Hereford Club Sale
Hallowe’en
Wedding At Evangelical Reformed Church
Miss Jane Elizabeth Shafer and Kenneth Oliver Greenwood wed at the Evangelical Reformed Church at four o clock Saturday, September 23 with Rev. Paul L. Althouse officiating. Readings noted extensive family details and reception at the groom's home, followed by a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.
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The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Jane Elizabeth Shafer
Kenneth Oliver Greenwood
Paul L. Althouse
Miss Shafer
Archie T. Shafer
Clifton
Greenwood
Vernon L. Greenwood
Airy
Martha Jane Layman
Old Braddock
Eckenrode and McGlaughlin, Emmitsburg wed in St Anthony’s
Grace Jeanette McGlaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester McGlaughlin Emmitsburg and Eugene Edward Eckenrode grandson of Mrs Hannah Eckenrode Harney were joined in a Friday evening ceremony at St Anthony’s Church Emmitsburg Father Stanley Scarff performed the double ring rite Bride wore blue slipper satin with organdy decolletage and red rosebud corsage Maid of honor Sylvia McGlaughlin wore blue taffeta with yellow rosebud corsage Best man Chester Overholtzer Reception followed at the bride’s home Engagement announced Barbara Ann Windsor of Gaithersburg to Frank R Thompson son of Mr and Mrs John Thompson Poolesville No date set for wedding.
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Sylvia McGlaughlin
Chester Overholtzer
William Windsor
Gaithersburg
Barbara Ann
Frank R. Thompson
John Thompson
Poolesville
Bolivar Families Attend Weddings and Visits in Washington
Mrs Luna Caren of Silver Spring spent the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Eackles. Dale Cook and Joe Ramagne of Washington visited Mr and Mrs G E Webb. Mrs J W Ramsdill of Bolivar attended the September 23 wedding of her grandson Jimmy Littleton to Miss Josephine Tolbert at the National Baptist church in Washington. The reception followed at 320 Long Branch Parkway Takoma Park. The bride nurses at Garfield Hospital and hails from Chambersburg Pa. Littleton is nephew to William Trail and Eva Schultz of Bolivar. A surprise birthday gathering for G E Webb was held September 24 at their home with six children in the family.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Luna Caren
Silver Spring
Donald Eackles
Dale Cook
Joe Ramagne
Washington
G. ©. Webb
J. W. Ramsdill
Jimmy” Littleton
Josephine Tolbert
G. E. Webb
Webb
Bligha Webb
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