Our Greatest Danger Communism and Organized Crime
Senator Estes Kefauver and Governor Adlai Stevenson warned that communism is not the only threat to free government. They cited illegal gambling revenues near fifteen billion dollars annually and liquor running, noting such vast sums can corrupt law enforcement. Citizens should clean up their own communities with local effort and vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Linels
Kefauver
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Uncle Sam
Learning By Traveling Educational travel expands practical learning
Education through travel grows as a purposeful activity sponsored by individuals or groups. Travelers seek knowledge by experiencing foreign methods, with breadth and attitude as key outcomes. Prices slightly higher. New York stock market rises on steels and motors demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exciting football game at Athletic Park ends 10 to 0
Fifty years ago in Frederick a local game between Frederick and the Frederick Athletic Club ended with a 10 to 0 score in favor of Frederick. J Eisenhauer and Markey scored the two touchdowns. Also noted are arrivals of show exhibitors from York Pa for the fair and the landing of United Brethren pastor Rev M F Glen for Myersville. Market prices listed include butter 25c lb eggs 18 20c per dozen and dressed chickens 35c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Frederick
Frederick Athletic Club
J. Eisenhauer
Markey
York
M. F. Glen
United Brethren
Myersville
Alev. Kiracofe
Reuben Whitmore
Fishing Creek
Weddle
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Collins The News Oct 6 1936
A look back at Jefferson notes the death of William B Doty once a harness and saddle dealer, with the obituary linked to Walkersville. The piece mentions Frederick city police urging security and theft concerns at night, plus local zoning related chatter and an outdoor pool issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Doty
Jefferson
Walkersville
Frederick
Walsh
Jacob
Im Thermont
Vieter
Red Army and ROK Force Pass Through Yangyang
A South Korean soldier observes North Korea’s devastation five years under Communist rule as villagers cheer the advancing troops. In Yangyang he notes hunger and disease, weary civilians, and an army trained to value weapons over lives. A fired exchange over a bent rifle highlights discipline and harsh wartime routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mores
Oct
Berrista
ROK
South Korea
Yangyang
Des Ton
Older Veterans Now Eligible Under VA Law
Veterans of the Spanish American War Boxer rebellion and Philippine insurrection become eligible for out patient medical care regardless of service connection. An estimated 118000 veterans may qualify for full medical dental and mental care in VA clinics or at home by fee basis physicians. Complete information is available at the Veterans Administration office in Winchester Hall Frederick. Local events note Alvey M Norwood visiting Larkin Post no 132 with praise for activities and Americanism, urging expanded Legion membership. Charlie Keller on TV Frederick residents can watch Keller Detroit Tigers outfielder discuss game highlights on Channel 1 after each World Series game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Mort Province
Philippine Islands
Veterans Administration Office
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Samuel J. Weston
Larkin
Alvey M. Norwood
William P. Larkin
American Legion
H. Q. Miller
Norwood
Kenneth Johnson
Larkin Post
Johnson
Department of Maryland
Legionnaires
Miller
Charlie Keller
Detroit Tigers
Keller
Baltimore
Channel 1
Charlie
Yanks
Judge Moylan to Speak at Leaders Banquet
Judge Charles E. Moylan of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore will address Calvary Methodist church Leaders Bible Class on its 30th anniversary banquet in the Sunday School room. About 250 members and guests are expected to attend the 6:15 dinner, with Moylan’s speech broadcast on the local FM station around 8. A barber shop quartet from Charles Town, W V, will perform. Lewren Sibert serves as toastmaster and James Chamblin leads banquet plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Moylan
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
Moy- Jan
Charles Town
W. Va
Lewren Sibert
James £. Chamblin
Charles V. Main
Sibert
Republicans Plan Emmitsburg Meeting
Emmitsburg Republican committee chairman Col Thomas J Frailey announced a meeting called Ithera at the home of secretary Misa Rhoda Gillelan on Saturday October 7 at 8 PM All committee members are urged to attend A Republican rally is planned for Thursday October 19 at the Emmitsburg Fire Hall with candidate attendance and plans to be finalized at the Central committee meeting on October 7 Refreshments will follow the rally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Frailey
Emmitsburg
Republican Committee
Ithera
Misa Rhoda Gillelan
Central Committee
Baltimore Police Name Full Time Radar Specialist
Baltimore Oct. 6 The Maryland State Police introduce a full time radar specialist Trooper First Class Arthur W. Dobson who will operate the depart ments speeder nabber radar mounted on patrol cars. The device has begun tolling motorists on the Baltimore Washington boulevard as Dobson aims for 24/7 operation. FAST NOBLE GRANDS MEET The Past Noble Grand Association of Samaritian Rebekah Lodge met Sept 27 with Ruth Wolf presiding The Home Committee plans an October 19 program at the Home The November 3 meeting will be hosted by Edna Oden with Jessie Webster. For November the group appointed Elsie Stone chair, Mary Harrington, Fannie Zeigler and Sadie Willard to handle arrangements for a bake sale. Refreshments were served by Ruth Morgan and Esther Miller. A serial hour followed with games. COURT MARYLAND MEETS Catholic Daughters of America met with 24 members at the Knights of Columbus hall Plans include an old clothes dance October 16 at St Johns school auditorium with guests welcome November 19 set for the annual banquet at the Francis Scott Key Rates The next meeting is November 1. TWO PROMOTIONS MADE In the Medical Company 118 Infantry Maryland National Guard Pfc Franklin E B White promoted to corporal Cpl White enlisted February 12 1848 Sgt Charles R Hoffman promoted in the Medical company on April 5 1948 Promotions effective September 1 1950 It takes about seven years for an orchid to progress from sprouting seeds to blossoms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association of Samaritian Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Seventh Street
Ruth Wolf
Otcaber
Edna Oden
Jessie Webster
Elsie Stone
Mary Harrington
Fannie Zeigler
Sadie Willard
Mary Angieberger
Bessie Poole
Ruth Morgan
Esther Miller
Maryland
Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
St. John’s School
118 Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Franklin EB. White
Cpl. White
Cpl
Charles R. Hoffman
No Sign Yet Soviet Union Impressed by U N Force
Harold G. writes that Soviet leadership under Stalin ignores moral or physical pressure from the United Nations and from American figures like Harold Stassen. The piece argues the Kremlin has violated Potsdam and Yalta pledges, obstructed the UN, and propagandized while threatening world peace. It warns only the Russian people can force change, not private pacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
U. N
David Lawrence
Harold Glassen
Stalin
United States
Harold Stassen
Kremlin
America
Stassen
North Korea
United Nations
Potsdam
Yalta
Germany
Japan
Truman
Statsen
U. S
Profeas 9
State Department
Acheson
Russia
Only War End Soviet Rule, Russian Actress Says
Russian-born actress Kyra Petrovskaya, who married an American in Moscow, told an Optimist club dinner audience that only military intervention can free the Soviet Union from Stalin and his bloc. She described life under police surveillance, wartime service, and her church wedding as propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Moscow
Catoctin Country Club
Elliott Shirk
Washington
Russia
Stalin
Kyra Petrovskaya
Secret
Sunny And Warmer To Follow Nippiest Night
The Associated Press reports warmer temperatures will follow a very cold night across Maryland. Cooler readings ranged from freezing to the upper 30s in western areas, with higher 40s on the Eastern Shore and in Baltimore. Forecasters expect a rise to near 70 today with increasing clouds and possible showers Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Cumberland
Frederick
Waterloo
Waldorf
Pikesville
Benson and Randallstown
Salwaisbury
Easton
Baltimore
Rockville
Beltimore
Towson
Ber
Wistful Workers 4-H Club Holds October Meeting
The Wistful Workers 4-H Club met at Barbara Specht’s home near Frederick. Members recited the pledge and roll call noted favorite school subjects. Mrs. Biser led a needle arts demo and plans were made for a Halloween party at Thelma Shafer’s on Oct 0 with refreshments served.
Pre-nuptial Parties For Miss Freeze And Fiance
Dozens of social events mark the lead up to Miss Jeannette Key Freeze and H Reese Shoemaker Jr. marriage set for next Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Calvary Methodist church. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Cornpropst and Mrs. A Hart Etchison along with Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Storm. Other notes cover a Columbus Day dinner dance at Catoctin Country Club with Ozzie Fagan, Hood College faculty at a Washington meet, and a Hood College alumnae planning fall activities. A birthday party for Master Donnie Shipley and a Freeman of several society mentions headline the social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fregee
Jeannette Key Freeze
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Calvary Methodist Church
Cornpropst
Magnolia Avenue
A. Hart Etchison
A. Talbott Brice
Francis Scott Key
Lloyd M. Freeze
Carroll Parkway
William M. Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Lloyd Mallonnee
Miss Freeze
Fairview Avenue
William Burger
East Church Street
Mr. Shoemaker
Henry R. Shoemaker
The
Hood College Alumnae Association
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Ned S. Zeiler
Robert McCutcheon
William E. Trail
Lawrence Baldwin
Robert Marsh
William Thomas, Jr
Allotments To Dependents Of Military Personnel Explained
Government allowances for dependents resume under the Dependents Assistance Act of 1750 with new scales effective September 1. For September and October payments go to the service member who must forward funds. after November 1 payments revert to dependents. Rates vary by number of dependents and rank, with specific totals for one to more dependents and for different service grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Brooks
U. S. Army
Army Finance Center
St. Louis
Army
Air Corps
Navy
Marine Corps
Utterback Clabaugh Nuptials In Lewistown Church
The marriage of Miss Marga Peggy Utterback daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester E Utterback of Lewistown and Clifford E Clabaugh son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Clabaugh of Thurmont was solemnized by Rev E Koontz Helwig at Walke ville Lutheran on Saturday afternoon September 30 at two o'clock. The double ring ceremony featured Miss Peggy Utterback in wine gabardine with orchid corsage and George Palmer sister of the bride as matron of honor. L Randolph Waesche of Thurmont attended the groom. A reception followed at the Palmers home and the couple planned a three week honeymoon in California before residing with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rama Ag
Marga
Peggy) Utterback
Lester E. Utterbai
Lewistown
Clifford E. Claugh
Elmer Clabaugh
Thurmont
E. Koontz Helwig
Walkeville
George Palmer
Maltron of Honor
L. Randolph Waesche
Thomont
California
Rosedale Homemakers Club meets at Wachter home
The Rosedale Homemakers Club assembled Monday afternoon at Mrs. Elmer Wachter’s home with 11 members and one guest. President Thomas Molesworth led the meeting with the U N hymn and Collect. Beatrice Fehr discussed floor finishes and care of coverings. The group announced a five-book donation to the county book wagon and noted an upcoming broadcast on November 21 with Mrs. Ernest Taverna speaking on Books for Children. The next meeting is set for October 18 at 7:90 p m at Mrs. James Dubel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Clu
Elmer Wachter
Thomas Molesworth
U. N
Beatrice Fehr
Ernest Taverna
Sui
James Dubel
W. Fourth Street
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Teachers’ Association
Europe
Collns
the News
Appesis
Lrick
Fridey
Boyle
Korea
Clifton A. Woodrum
Congress
Virginia
Woodrum
American Plant Food Council
Roanoke
Moylan
Marylanne
Arthur W
Dobson
Baltimore-Washington Boulevard
Leningrad
Elliot Shirk
American Red Cross
Displaced Persons Commission
Voice of America
Shirk
Richard Rudy
Optimist International
Emmer Crossley
J. Clarke Seibert
L. K.)atherman
Jim Dudley
Robert Shircliffe
J. G. Stine
Charles Stine
Joe Urgo
Max Nogensen
Hagerstown
Hel Hellikson
George P. von Eiff, Sr
H. ¥. Shipley
M. Roberta Bostain
Civic Club
Mary B Kline
Nan K. Roderick
Zonta Club
John M. Crum
Howard Dietrich
Virginia Lee Willis
Misses Thompson
West Church Street
Mrs. S. 8
Handy
Roland Park
Misses Fyler
Park Heights Avenue
Country Club
Catoctin Country Club, Inc
Ozzie Fagan
Earl Orndorff
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Hood College
Edwin H. Sponseller
Lewisburg
Sponseller
Ann Brown
Miss Brown
James Brown
Russell F. Zierick
Frederick Zierick
Yonkers
St. John's’ Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. W. Briscoe
Urbana
Clarence C. Briscoe
Cynwyd
Marston
Donnie Shipley
Anne Mae
Helen
Dickie Lindsay
Kathy
Patsy Roach
Joan
Elton Lee Wright
Spike
Johnnie Morningstar
Doris Ecker
Kenneth Mort
Edward R. van Sant
Stephen Edward
Walter Reed General Hospital
VanSant
Herschel T. Boyer
Andrews Air Force Base
Doty
Louise R. Doty
Frederick High School
Canada
Bookends Review Club
C. Burr Artz
H. Ross Walker
West College Terrace
David B. Baker
Rochester
N. Y
Clarence C. Barker
Detour
Clarence C. Burrier
Paul
Calvin
Sterling Burrier
Marion Houck
Chester Hayes
Rebecca
Milton Hayes
Louis Hurd
Norman Burrier
Connie Burrier
Charles Angleberger
Ralph Brashear
Monty Free Brashear
Jonas Barkier
Harry Harshman
Karl Hubeshinier
William Grabill,Jr
Raymond Louw
Roland
Harold, Allen
Patsy Louw
Garden Club
Garden Club of
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Pinkney Schley
Shepherdstown
Helena N. Stauffer
William M. Moore
Billy
C. Irving Storm
Robert Edwards
Betty Lou Gaver
New York City
C. Robert Eigenbrode
H. M. Eigenbrode
Braddock Heights
George Washington University
Eigenbrode
Lebanon Valley College
Samuel Gordon
West Patrick Street
Arthur J. Forney
East Patrick Street
Columbus
C. J. Randies
Ohio State Southern Methodist
Guy Jackson
Salem, Va
William W. Wenner
William B. Wenner
Brunswick
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Alpha Delta Phi
Kenyon
the Alleghenies
Misa Creta Staley
Monroe Staley
N. Market Street
Maryland Institute
Hall House
Park Avenue
Jay Gernand
Union Bridge
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Harry L. Gernand
Elmer Wolfe
Betty Lou Brandenburg
William Brandenburg
Western Maryland College
Elmer Ray Wilson, Jr
Elmer Wilson
Corporal Wilson
Anchorage
Alaska
L. J. Knepp
C. 5
James R. McQuillen
Bette Jane
Providence Hospital
D. Floyd Feese
Mr "Sh. Frage Degpan
Gen. Brooks
Ofice of the Red Cross
Setember
Himsel
James G. Conroy
Braddock
Angeles
Convention
W. Howard Lee
Route 4
A. Henry Robin Colored
Herndon
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