Military leaders question Communist peace sincerity in Korea
The Nation Today reports Gen Omar Bradley Ridgway and Van Fleet toured the Korean front amid renewed warnings that peace talks must resume or face a military conclusion. The article notes a shift from earlier optimism to a hard line stance, with Ridgway signaling the Eighth Army will not wait indefinitely, and cites high civilian support and media reach as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Omar Bradley
Joint Chief
Korean Battlefront
Hev
Matthew
EB. Ridgway
James A. Warn Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Bradley
United Nations
Ridgway
van Fleet
the &Th
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Comunists
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tokyo
Joint Chiefs
Newspapers Praised by Leaders Mark National Newspaper Week
Praises from George C. Marshall and Pennsylvania officials highlight National Newspaper Week. Governors James H. Duff and Edward Martin stress free press as a defender of liberty while advertisers Franklin Bell Richard Edwards Jr and Frank E Delano praise newspapers as vital to national and local advertising. Aboard the USS Taconic, George A. Smith Jr. serves in Atlantic Fleet exercises amid the Korean war era. Mulching advised to protect garden plants in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Marshall
General Marshall
America
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Fine
James H. Duff
Edward Martin
Franklin Bell
H. J. Heinz Co
Pittsburgh
Radio
Richard H. Edwards, Jr
Jordan Marsh Co
Boston
Frank E. Delano
Foote, Cone and Belding
New York
Taconic
George A. Smith, Jr
USN
Mary C. Smith
West South Street
Vets And Draftees Guide For Service Savings
World War I veteran advises save and study for servicemen. Outlines allotment options including savings bonds postal savings and Soldiers or Savings deposits with rates and withdrawal rules. Encourages using USAFI courses for college credit and GED options, plus note on USAFI study paths and in-residence credits. Gable divorce filing in Nevada noted with cruelty claim and settlement talk.
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Thomas
USAFI
Building and Loan Association
U. S
Mississippi
Services
Coast Guard
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Tme Ai
U. S. Armed Forces Institute
Cusafd
Gable
Las
Vegas
Clark Gable
Sylvia Ashley
California
Nevada
Lake Tahne
Ballenger 4-H Booth Tops at Harrisburg and Timonium Fair
The Ballenger 4-H Club booth, winning first at Timonium State competition, also secured top honors at the Northeastern Poultry Producers Association show in Harrisburg, earning a chance to compete again. The display, themed Producing Clean Eggs, featured a sanitary water rack, raised nest area, litter cover walkway, and a clock showing thrice daily egg collection. Ornithologists from Frederick led a Saturday bird walk near Mt. St. Marys, with a post-walk snack at the Richards home.
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Ballenger
Northeastern Poultry Producers Association
Harrisburg
Arthur Cook
George Whipp
Timonium
Frederick
Mt. St. Mary's
J. W. Richards
Mt. Saint Mary's
Mr. Richards
Paul O’brien
Mabel Hoyler
Beulah Compton
Retty Powelson
Melvin H. Partridge
J. E. Woodcock
Charles Howard
Martha Boone
Lois Baumgardner
Susan Partridge
Margaret May
Esther Shaw
William Slemmer
Frederick Airport Zoning meeting set by city officials
The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick announce a public meeting on October 18 1951 on the third floor of City Hall to consider adopting an ordinance zoning the Frederick Municipal Airport and surrounding areas. The meeting is open to the public. Donald B. Rice Mayor E Austin James City Attorney.
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City OF
Frederick
Frederick Municipal
Donald B. Rice
Rifle and Pistol Club Dinner Awards Highlight Season
Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club met at the Peter Pan Inn for its annual banquet on September 27 with president John E. Gittinger presiding. Floyd Burchett presented awards for the 1950-81 season, emphasizing sportsmanship and safety, and medals and plaques were given to top shooters including Charles Simpson and George Slaughter. On September 30 the Frederick club closed outdoor activities with a three position 50 yard iron sight match. G D Slaughter won with 258, Main 267, and Meredith Painter 265, earning bars for prior medals.
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Burchett
Charles Simpson
Meredith Painter
N. R. A. Club
Jesse Krantz
George Slaughter
Messrs
Main
Simpson
Slaughter
Stoner
Etchison
Krantz
Hahn
Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club
G. D. Slaughter
Painter
Dewat
Frederick City Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing
The Frederick City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 7 00 p m Friday October 12 1951 on the Preliminary Subdivision Plat for part of the farm owned by Mrs Lucy G Fout located partly on West Patrick and partly on Baughman s Lane within the City of Frederick The plat showing the proposed subdivision is on file in the City Engineer s office and viewable during regular hours Objections to the subdivision should be presented at the hearing G Hunter Bowers Chairman dated Sept 28 Oct 5 12
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Frederick
Fouts
Richard F. Kline
Patrick Street
Baughman
Welty
Maryland
Gaill, Catshall
Icense
Forrederick County
Indoor club activities begin October 12 at Armory range
The report notes indoor activities start October 12 at the Armory range with match firing at 7 9 m. Spectators and interested marksmen are invited. Homemakers were honored by Mrs. Robert Windsor Jr. A project for international relations, led by Mrs. Raymond Barnes, assigns each member a foreign pen pal. Miss Marguerite Burgee received a surprise gift, after singing Happy Birthday, with Mrs. Windsor Jr. hosting refreshments as Mrs. Franklin Weller joined as a new member.
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Simpson
Robert Windsor, Jr
Raymond Barnes
Marguerite Burgee
Burgee
Franklin Weller
Women's Clubs Hold Dinners Plan Meetings and Roles
Jug Bridge Club members and guests met at Mrs. Ray H Smiths home on September 25 for a covered dish supper. Mrs. F Russell Young received a candle lit birthday cake from Mrs Smith. Mrs Harry Hamilton Garden chair man for the rest of the year, replacing Mrs Richard Hargett. Hamilton to lead a flowers at the Fair group with Mrs Albert King Mrs John Engle and Mrs Smith. Next meeting set for October 10 at 7 20 p m at Mrs John Engles home with co host Mrs Richard Brachey. Pleasant Grove Homemakers club hosted by Mrs E Carl Davis Fountain Mills with 18 members and eight guests. pot luck supper set for October 17 at Community Hall followed by a game. Donations for the Home for the Aged requested at the October 23 meeting.
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Jug Bridge Club
Ray H. Smith
F. Russell Young
Smith
Young
Harry Hamilton
Richard Hargett
Hamilton
Pleasant Grove Club
E. Carl Davis
Fountain Mills
Pleasant Grove Homemakers’ Club
Hubert Biser
Home For
County
Coun
Behind the Veneer of Lufburrow's Folks
A reflective column by N A Lufburrow explores how appearances mislead. It urges recognizing genuine good in people despite fronts and hoaxes, stressing practical kindness over bluster.
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Lufburrow
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