The Woman Driver Shows Women Learn Quicker Behind Wheel
New York motorists club finds women more thorough than men in driver education. Most learners are married. they show aptitude, steadiness, and better color and night vision. Average learner age is 36, seeking freedom from house chores.
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Second Atomic Test Stirs Global Alarm
President Truman notes Russia claims a second atomic blast, raising fears of wider nuclear warfare. The piece argues for stronger anti proliferation efforts and renewed talks to control the deadly arsenal, while acknowledging possible motives behind the test and its impact on Korea and Europe.
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Fifty Years Ago Local Hiems From The News Oct 12 1991
Protestant Episcopal House of Bishops nominates Rev James Addison Ingle to be bishop of Hankow China where he has served as missionary for years He is son of Rev Dr Osborne Ingle rector of Saints church this city. J Clagett fished near Point of Rocks with a fine bass string sent to President Roosevelt He was a member of Roosevelt's Rough Riders. LeGore frame work for large new house near LeGore rising 70 by 80 feet with bay window and hot air heating. Alvah Beachley Reno teacher thrown from stick wagon head cut bruised after horse frightened near Charles Butts residence. New plant of Liberty Copper Mine Company two miles northwest of Liberty town completed building and machinery cost about 25000.
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China
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Point of Rocks
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
J. W. LeGore
LeGore
Alvah Beachley
Reno
South Mountain
Middletown
Charles Butts
Liberty Copper Mine Company
Livertytown
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Heavy frost nipped all that remained of summer gardens with a 10 31 degree drop and ice forming in the city. A fire started by boys destroyed three straw stacks on Calvin E Schildknecht s East Fifth Street property along the KL and F Railway. Dr James B Ranch Hood College history head spoke to the Zonta Club. Prizes to be awarded in the Frederick Civic Church yard and garden contest, ongoing since May.
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Optimist Club hears juvenile delinquency talk at Southern Restaurant
Evan Crossley judge of the Washington County Juvenile Court tells Frederick Optimist Club members that few delinquent children come from devout Christian homes and urges a Christian attitude toward strays. He criticizes surface remedies for deeper juvenile troubles and praises Boys Club efforts while calling for more real men to volunteer with programs like the YMCA and Boys Senate. Hagerstown Optimist guests Joseph Roman Charles Henry and Spencer Lindsay attend, with Club President Joe Doupnik chairing.
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Lively raft sociological stunt ends in ribald reflections
Boyle notes a five day river voyage by two unmarried couples and a dog aboard the raft Lethargias from New Kensington to New Orleans. The experiment aims to study close quarters living, with a humorous yet caustic view of human nature and a nod to Noah’s ark.
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Daily Bread Rev A Parnell Bailey Search Me O God
Prayer will prepare us for the unexpected and guide our children when foundations shift. George A Coe recounts a young woman who, faced with a marriage proposal, initially plans to say yes but pauses to reflect. Her memories and scruples lead to a deliberate no. God is the deepest source of mind and life. This meditation urges self examination.
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Camp Detrick Fire Prevention Week Observed
Camp Detrick defenses and fire safety drills mark Fire Prevention Week proclaimed by President Truman. Fire losses exceed 11 000 lives and 750 million dollars in property annually. The post showcases testing hazards, drills, and first aid training, plus personnel announcements and community events at Camp Detrick.
Why Human Race Brings Joy To God Minister's Sermon
Dr. Arnold Ohrn preached at the United Preaching Mission in the Presbyterian church on Why the Human Race Brings Joy to God. He said repentance, faith, and obedience please God, who values human response over distant heavenly riches. Other notes covered speakers, births, and ongoing church services as a guest list and program details.
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Ills and Mothers Recoveries Noted in Local Notices
Among The Sick sey William C Royal, ill for months, is improving at home on Dili avenue and can take a few steps with assistance. Mrs Harry Turner has returned to New Market after eye surgery at the Baltimore Eye Ear and Throat Hospital and is improving. Mrs Richard Gambrill moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to 4445 Volta Place N W Washington. Mrs Charles E Broadrup, 303 College Place, who had an operation at Church Home and Hospital Baltimore, is getting along nicely. Mrs Robert T Comer Bruunswick is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr David Shapiro is a patient there after an appendectomy last Friday.
Second Winchester antique show slated for October dates
The second annual Winchester antique show will be held in Winchester on October 16, 27, 18 and 19 with sponsorship by St. Marys Guild of Christ Episcopal Church Winchester.
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Deaths Clyde L Holland in Sabillasville
Clyde L Holland 40 son of Mida E Holland of this city died Thursday evening at Victor Cal Hospital Sabillasville after a lengthy illness. Former resident of Washington County Baltimore. Survived by mother and brothers Carl Karl Glenn Chay L and others. sisters Elizabeth Nath Mida Ponten Hal Finneyfrock Norma Badgely. Funeral arrangements announced by C M Waltz Funeral Director.
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Victor Cal Hospital
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Plainboro
N. J
Mida Ponten
Hal Finneyfrock
Norma Badgely
Plainesho
C. M. Waltz
Neral
Funeral notices and court updates from Brunswick area
The death of Ada May Trippe is announced with funeral arrangements in Brunswick and Lovettsville, Virginia. Harry Schroe Brown of 232 East Patrick Street is buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery after services at St Marks Lutheran Church with Rev A Roy Gobbel officiating. Court House opened today due to Columbus Day docket load as market notes include wheat corn and barley prices.
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