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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1951

Page

10

Dr Ohrn Speaks To Lions Club On Democracy And Freedom

Dr Arnold T Ohern executive secretary of the Baptist World Alliance addressed Lions Club members at a luncheon, linking democracy to freedom of thought and information. He cited Norway under Nazi control in 1940, radio and press seizure, and urged safeguarding moral foundations like honesty and mercy. Various local officials and guests attended as he urged allegiance to God and democratic ideals.

Arnold T. Ohen Lions Club Ohrn Baptist World Alliance United Preaching Mission Presbyterian Church Norway Dr. Ohmn Dr. Ohrn London Hitler Charles W. Mapgaha Lions Charles V. Main John Ness W. T. Holland Salisbury W. F. Driscoll Baltimore William Simmons Earle B. Blakeslee Jack Shorrow Jim Reed Frederick

Boys Club Runs Downtown Parking Lot in Frederick

The Frederick Optimist Boys Club operates a full time parking lot on East All Saints Street near Market. Nine to fifteen year olds, guided by adult caretakers, manage 150 vehicle capacity with profits aiding club activities. The project aids downtown parking and reduces loitering by the creek area, with weekly duties by club members and a 25 cent daily rate.

Foe Eisenhauer Frederick East All Saints Street Bacchus Carroll Creek Carl Cromwell Frederick Optimist Club East South Street C. Lease Bussard Optimist International Fred Sheip John Grice Bob Krch Ernest B. Stephens I John D Jack) Shorrow Shorrow Commonwealth Mutual Insurance Co Frederick Iron and Steel Jacob Goldberg Bobbie Loun Ronnie Cramer Charles Hahn Billy Stoner Washington Gettysburg W. K. May Joe Doupnik Optimist Club American Rifle Association Baltimore Red Shield Boys Club Optimist Boys Club iPhoto Serel A. Nokman Dietz All Saints Gene Rippeon Billie Hurt Ronald Burger Jesse Ramsburg

Use New Atomic Weapons In Korea Says Senator Lodge

Senator Lodge told the Senate that if tactical atomic weapons exist they should be used in Korea. He argued for small bombs or artillery shells delivered by planes to target Communist traps and supplies, saying U.S. superiority in equipment is needed against large Chinese and satellite forces. He contended the military use could avoid civilian moral disapproval and cited past failures.

Washington Senator Lodge R-Mass Senate Today United States Korea North Korea Lodge

Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets Aid Menopause Distress

Doctors tests show Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets relieve hot flashes and related distress in 63 to 80 percent of cases. The ad urges readers to try the modern vegetable remedy to ease tension irritability weakness and functional pains of change of life. It promotes both the compound and the new iron-enhanced tablets.

Lydia Pinkham Pinkham

Glade Valley Lions hear Sherman Flanagan speaker at Walkersville

Glade Valley Lions Club met at Walkersville with President Lawrence A. Dorsey presiding. Sherman Flanagan of Westminster spoke on Changing Times after reviewing Columbus Route and Renaissance history. He recalled local points of interest and added humor. An October 30 Halloween parade and dance at Walkersville was discussed. ARABY W.S.C. 8. The Araby W.S.C. 5 meeting followed with Mrs. Herman Rice hosting. seventeen members attended. The pig prize went to Mrs. Margaret Rusherman. next meeting set for November 12 with Mrs. Edith Stauffer hosting.

NOBLE Elizabeth Krise Fannie King South Jefferson Street Odikesses Lions Sherman Flanagan Westminster Glade Villey Lions Club Walkersville Lawrence A. Dorsey Ray Dinterman Sherman Powell Woodsboro Mlanagan Columbus Flanagan Glada Valley Araby W. S.C Herman Rice Earl Rice Betty Kuschel Margaret Rusherman Edith Stauffer

Mews Frederick Freabend Friday October 12 19

A fragment from The Mews in Frederick Maryland dated Friday October 12 19 presents an OCR excerpt likely listing local notices or events. Readable details are sparse, but the item retains a named place and date, indicating a regional newspaper notice or brief item.

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