Palestine War Looms As Arab States Move On Borders
A 1944 platform shift toward unrestricted Jewish state in Palestine now risks war as seven Arab states plan to mobilize troops if Britain withdraws. The UN committee proposal could trigger conflict with Egypt Iraq Syria Lebanon Trans-Jordan Saudi Arabia and the Arab sector. The US may be asked to send troops to aid the Hebrew army. Church groups meet in town with 22 attendees and missionary talks.
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Palestine
Roosevelt
Truman
United States
Nat
Fifty Years Ago Local Notes From The News October 20 1897
October 20 1897 edition reports Frederick Fair attendance dampened by rain yet receipts outpaced last year. Troop A Sixth U S Cavalry drill featured opening day. Absence of side shows and illicit dancing noted. An attempted burglary at A J McKenna and Son Buckeystown ends when burglars flee leaving tools. County commissioners reject Mono County bridge at LeGore’s and Stull’s Ford. approve new Diehl’s spring bridge on Dublin road. Phi lamatan debate on liberal principles weakening government. John W Roth negative wins. First day at the fair yields two races won by Carlos deGarmendia with Monocary and Patuxent Little Brown, owner Harry D Wilson.
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the News
Frederick
U. S. Cavalry
A. J. McKenna
LeGore's Station
Stull's Ford
Diehl’s Spring
Dublin Road
Walkersville
Philomathean Literary Society
John W. Rotb
Bon- Roger Wood
Twenty Years Ago at Frederick Fair October 26 1927
Windy cold day drew a large crowd to the Frederick Fair where running races were scheduled. The Board of Aldermen voted to contribute 500 toward employing a colored health nurse. Boys and girls pig and calf club exhibits proved the best yet with 30 calves and 38 pigs displayed. Robert Oscar Fuss former mayor of Union Bridge died suddenly at his home aged 9 after retiring as superintendent of the pattern department at Western Maryland Railway shops for 35 years.
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Wedoas Sera Caval Ane Cos
Thews
Frederick
Board OF Aldermen
Frederick Fair
Robert Oscar Fuss
Unier
Bridge
Pattern
Union Bridge
Western Maryland Railway
Washington Daybook on Atomic Energy and Congress
TRIS COFFIN reports from Washington on the Atomic Energy Commission offices and security culture. Lilienthal warns secrecy and strategic aims mix with power, while Groves and Strauss guard control. Wiley pitches a rubber stamp autograph, and Herter faces a split in European relief views amid a looming special session debate.
Power of Spiritual Fulcrum Beyond Time and Space
Archimedes linked fulcrums to move the earth, but the Christian finds the Gospel as fulcrum beyond time and space enabling miraculous feats. Faith unlocks heavenly power to rise above life’s limits and move mountains through belief, not human strength.
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Earl L. Douglass
Archimedes
B. C
Jesus
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Social Etiquette Dilemma After Main Course Ends
A dining guide contrasts two approaches to clearing dishes after the main course. The wrong way suggests pushing plates away. the right way advises leaving them in place, highlighting proper restaurant etiquette.
Two Class Divisions Have Singing Contest
The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist held a Sunday service led by C A Gilson with Rev Melvin T Taddler presiding. Sherman P Bowers delivered a discourse on Faith as Reds 51 Blues 65 visitors 3 total 119. Judges Shirley Braungart Edward R Pearl and Helen Zimmerman Green declared Red Division the winner. Clyde E Thomas will address the class next Sunday.
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Calvary Methodist Church
C. A Gilson
Melvin T. Taddler
Charles Hahn
Church School
Sesson Tne
Sherman P. Bowers
Shirley Braungart
Edward R. Pearl
Helen Zimmerman’ Green
English Vicar And Nephew Of Queen At All Saints Tuesday
English clergyman Rev. Philip T. B. Clayton and Capt. Andrew Elphinstone will speak at All Saints Church parish house Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Clayton, founder of Toc H, is on a goodwill mission to America. the event includes meals with local hosts and offers historical ties to All Hallows parish and early American connections.
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All Saints
AH Saints Church
Philip T. B. Clayton
Father Clayton
AH Hallows
London
Andrew Elphinstone
Queen Elizabeth
Toc H
All Hallows
Barking
Capt
Elphinstone
Baltimore
W. Barry Cassell
Frederick
Kent C. Nicodemus
Walk
Ersville
Francis Scott Key
Clayton
Queensland
America
William Penn
Joshua Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Louisa
England
All Hallows Parish
John Quincy Adams
Louisa Johnson
White House
St. Paul's School
Exeter College
Oxford
Portsea
Temp
C. F
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Port of London
16Th General Hospital
ML N
Knutsford
Gilbert Albot
Winchester
Ypres Salient
Talbot House
Empire
United States
South America
Persia
Gold Coast
Nigeria
South Africa
India
Mediterranean
Virus pneumonia described by doctor in medical guidance
A doctor explains virus pneumonia as a widespread condition starting with a heavy cold, detectable by X rays, often mild in appearance, with a long, potentially disabling course. Incubation is unknown, many viruses cause it, and treatment focuses on rest, nutrition, steam, and sedatives, avoiding penicillin and sulfa except to rule out ordinary pneumonia.
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United States
Words and usage guide with examples and notes
A collage of language tips on misused phrases pronunciation and spelling. It includes guidance on phrases like Not all of us think we shall succeed and explains words such as Invigorate with definitions and example sentences. It also mentions common fire statistics and the phrase there is something in the pleasures of the country ther invigorates the mind.
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Miss Dix
Roberts
First Of Student Recitals Presented At Hood College
The Hood College division of fine arts presented the first recital in a series on Saturday at eight in Brodbeck Hall. Performers included Anne DeVan, Lois Leader, Harriet Biddle, Beryl Pfizer, Evelyn Viede, Ann Englehart, Barbara Davis, Elizabeth Benchoff, Jean Herman, Colleen Crowhurst, Colleen Heran, and accompanists Yeide Edna May Bell and Patricia Swearingen.
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Hood College Division of Fine Arts
Brodbeck Hall
Arditi
Anne DeVan
Lois Leader
Mirarti
Bellini
Harriet
Biddle
Gitanerias
Grover
Malotte
Veracini
Beryl Pfizer
Chopin
Starlight
MacDowell
Evelyn Viede
Kreislers “Sohilienne
Ann Englehart
Pleyel
Ann Engelhart
Barbara Davis
Elizabeth Benchoft
Jean Herman
Puccini
Colleen Crowhurst
Mozart
Miss Herran
Miss Biddle
Miss Benchoff
Yeide
Edna May Bell
Patricia Swearingen
Missed Hurricane On Their Trip South
Frederick Chief of Police and Mrs. Fred M Straley returned Sunday night from a 2700 mile motor trip to the south. They narrowly escaped the Savannah hurricane after passing through the city en route to Tampa. The journey included St Augustine Silver Spring Fla and a Smoky Mountains return. They described rain flooding and deep water on several Georgia days and advised avoiding the Florida coast due to storm damage.
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Fred M. Straley
Frederick
Savannah
Tampa
St. Augustine
Silver Spring
Fla
North
South Carolina
Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Georgia
Lovely Middletown Valley Inspires Poetic Reverie
A Bendzioun Bard poem extols Middletown Valley amid autumn scenery and old Frederick charm. In a separate docket, a deed records sale of property on Airport Avenue from G Mayg yard Summers to J W Brown for about 10500, with revenue stamps.
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Braddock
Middletown
Old Frederick
Bentzioun
Airport Levenue
G. Mayg Yard Summers
J. W. Brown
VA Plans 900000 For Artificial Limbs R D Next Year
Washington Oct 20 The Veterans Administration will spend 900000 on artificial limbs R D next year mainly through the National Research Council NAC a semi government body The NRC spent 1500000 the previous year with funds from the Army and VA The VA aims to fund nearly the entire program in the future VA maintains a testing lab in its New York regional office where experts refine gadgets for amputees and other veterans with vision hearing or larynx injuries The program targets better matching repairs and ongoing development The initial limb is provided by the Army or Navy as a temporary device before choosing a permanent limb and a spare The VA urges amputees to take time and consider changes in the stump over six months to a year before finalizing a permanent spare
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Thomas NM
Nial
Washington
Veterans Administration
National Research Council
NAC
NRC
Army
New York
Navy
Women's Clubs Lewistown Homemakers Meet Summary
The Lewistown Homemakers Club met at Mrs. George Green's home with twenty-two members and three visitors. Program items included Color in Paints, life of Stephen Foster, and Age of Innocence artwork. The group planned a November 1 food sale, October 23 Community Show with Lewistown Grange, and a November 7 visit with 4-H Girls' Club, electing officers for the coming year. Refreshments were served.
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Lewistown
Albert Powell
Monocacy Motor Show
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Civb
Merril Ramsburg
iGuy Stull
George Green
Glenna Boyer
G. Lloyd Palmer
Lewis Martz
Jonas Barker
G Liard Palmer
Green
Randolph Stoll
The Good Old Wordy Dictionary By N A Lufburrow
A compact tribute to dictionaries praising their utility in providing definitions old and new. The passage extols how memory and learning benefit from a reliable dictionary, asserting that vocabularies grow when dictionaries guide study and insight.
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Amunu
N. A. Lufburrow
Weddings in Frederick area celebrate multiple unions
Mrs Katherine Wright and Harold Culler wed in Evangelical Reformed Church with double ring ceremony. Linda Crampton wed Charles E Keefer Jr in Calvary Methodist church. Caroline Ross Rogers married James Ross Rogers in Baltimore chapel. Engagements announced include Josephine Moser to Robert Biggs. Gladys Dennis wed John Obenderfer Jr at St John’s rectory. couples plan home in Frederick area.
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Culler—Wright
Evangelical Reformed Church
Katherine Wright
Roy L. Wright
Ladiesburg
Harold Culler
Ars
Albert Culler
Frederick
Paul Ly Althouse
Douglas Stup, Jr
Douglas Stup
Mrs. Culler
Thurmont High School
Price Electric Corporation
Culler
Frederick High School
Southern States Petroleum Colop
Gaithersburg
Keefer
Crampton
Calvary Methodist Church
J. F. Haas
Linda Crampton
Charles E. Keefer, Jr
W. Verl Forney, Jr
Forney
Essex
Charles E. Keefer
West
Patrick Street
James—Rogers
Charles Ross Rogers
Harepstead
Carroll County
Rogers
Caroline Ross Rogers
George Rust | Rogers
Plainfield
N. J
Chas. N. Ross
MacGill James
MacGill James, Son of the Late Mr. and Mrs. Norman | James
Baltimore
Old St Paul's Episcopal Church
Arthur Barksdale Kinsolving
James
N Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
National Gallery of Art
Russ Bruce Kinsolving
Obenderfer—Dennis
Gladys Irene Dennis
Joseph T. Dennis
John W. Obenderfer, Jr
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Marion Dennis
Miss Dennis
Senior Planning Board Honors Two Local Girls
The Frederick Association of Girl Scouts honors Ellen Kehne Buckeystown and Joan Outs Freder ick as senior representative and junior delegate respectively. They attend Frederick High School and pursue arts, drama, handicrafts, and leadership roles in scouting. Next year Koutz becomes senior representative under a new appointee.
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Region I
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Frederick
Katherine McCulloch
Charles Kehne
Buckeystown
Joan Outs
Herman Koutz
Lee Place
Frederck
Miss Koutz
Rederick High School
Miss Kehne
Woman's College
Duke University
Joan
Dramatic Club
Marcelene Kefauver
Future Teachers of America
Aliss Jean Doll
Clifford Doll
Bar Scouts
West Patrick Street
Prayer as Bridge Between Humble Heart and Heavenly Majesty
A devotional note reflecting on prayer as the universal password between the contrite heart and divine presence. Quotation from Hosea and Ephesians underscores persistent supplication and spiritual vigilance for all saints.
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Hosea Byy Low
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Obenderfer
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Lester C. Dudrow
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Miss Crampton
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