How They Got It And The Espionage Behind Soviet Power
The piece argues Soviet nuclear progress stems from espionage and subversion rather than science alone. It cites Bruno Pontecorvo, Joan Hinton, Klaus Fuchs, German rocket experts, and Rolls Royce Nene engines as sources, and accuses Western aid to anti Communists and empty nuclear tests of aiding Moscow. It warns of internal threats and quotes J Edgar Hoover on Communist fronts, urging vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Arthur Trudeau
Army Research
Bruno Penecorve
Joan Hinton
Klaus Fuchs
United States
Reds
Poland
Yugoslvia
Lubin
Tito
Castro
China
United Nations
Moscow
Urho K. Kekkonen
Finland
Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Fifty Years Ago In The News Post Files October 3 1911
Potomac Synod of the Reformed church elected Dr James R Bergy of Altoona Pa as president. One hundred fifteen new voters added to county registry bringing total to 13 552. Frederick Railroad Co plowing and grading open space between skating rink and Schley avenue at Braddock Heights to make a grass plot with trees. Former US minister to Ecuador Joseph Jenkins Lee and Mrs Lee in Philadelphia for eye operation. Dr Frank Humphrey of Loudoun county Va relocating to Charles Town W Va remodeling Hedges farm home and planning high grade Hackney horses. Waynard McBride near Feagaville elected chief editor of the Triangle faculty paper. Thaddeus Forney aged 67 near Applesharch injured by a team while walking. he was struck, knocked down, and cared for at home. One rear wheel of Keefer Grossnickle’s four horse team collapsed crossing trolley tracks at North Market street. lumber unloaded and moved to another wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod OF the Reformed Church
Hickory
N. C
James R. Bergy
Altoona
Frederick Railroad Co
Schley Avenue
Braddock Heights
United States
Ecuador
Joseph Jenkins Lee
Lee
Philadelphia
University Hospital
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Needwood Forest
Frank Humphrey
Loudoun County
Charles Town
W. Va
Lillian Talbott
Hedges
Harmony Grove
Humphrey
Waynard McBride
Feagaville
Maryland Agricultural College
Triangle
Thaddeus Forney
Apple
Eharch
Thurmont
Rowe and
Annan
Emmitsburg
Witbur Brown
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post October 20 1941
Twenty years ago Frederick City planned to boost its water supply by tapping Montevue springs and Grove Lime Co quarry water. Lingan filtration worked to protect the mountain source as Fishing Creek reservoir neared empty. The Empty Stocking Club met to organize its Christmas event with committees for collectors and solicitors. J Edgar Hoover was to be asked to recommend a successor to Frederick’s Bert er for the FBI chief post in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Culler
Montevue
Montevue Springs
Grove Lime Co
Frederick
Linganore Iiltration
Fishing Creek
Willis Fisher
Mary ‘Nothage
Harry Radcliff
Clayton Dixon
Rose Burger
Roy Leatherman
Emma French
Cuard Yinger
John Hankey
Ezra Hoffman
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investration
Berter
Cater
Anther
New York
Assist Chief Leo A contrect Specialist Named
A garbled notice identifies Assist Chief Leo A as a contractor specialist from 116 Mary BY and lists affiliations with local unions and societies. The text claims he served as acting chairman of a March of Dames event and as chairman of an upcoming drive, but details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A
Mary BY
Freterck Taserations Co
Batnere Archdiocesen Union
Can
March of Dames Ard
Axcitamt
Tee
Euy
Funeral Services for Mrs Katie Dreon Darin Held
Funeral services for Mrs Katie Dreon Darin widow of Harry C Darty Bealisvi were held today at 2 p m at the Hilton Funeral Home Barnesville with interment in Monocacr cemetery Beallsville. Tal serials for James Lester Seth 26 DH Avenue died at Frederic Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon funeral held at church free Tripsday at 2 p m Rev Harr L Evance ice LIFT LASTON SUSPENSION PHILADELPHIA AP The Pesmen ía State Athlone Campneax tolay Iie! the eupencon a herewe dt contender Srey Lister. He had been erred 3 defmeis from fighting iam July for We Aas wih peice. TA COMMERICAL DEREC fel tere. Left te sidh: s Niemann A 2B Rice oe chairmen and Miss Maretta Hevenbecger Vice-Chairman fer acy By Erp J Keene the Appeal Other commuittee THOTNETS OO Dteent when this PRS Aad taker are Miss Hen rieca Cramer and Pawl P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Dreon Darin
Harry C. Darty
Bealisvi
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesiile
Monocacr Cemetery
Beallsville
James Lester Seth
Avene
Frederice Memorial Hospital
Harr L
Evance’ Ice
Philadelphia
Ania
Athlone Cammneax
Tolay
Srey Lister
Iam
Fel Tere
Te Sidh
S. Niemann A
Rice
Maretta Hevenbecger
Erp J
Keene
Henrieca Cramer
Pawl P
Travelogue Show Delights Frederick With Latin America Film
A Kiwanis sponsored travelogue event at Frederick High School opened four part series. Adam Shaffer presented films of Mexico and Guatemala detailing Mayan culture and rural markets and a Passion play. He noted no jails among Mayans and referenced crude temple carvings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Mexico
Frederick High School
Kiwanis Club of
Frederick
Adam Shaffer
Bedford
Penna
Switzerland of America
Nueva Laredo
Acapulco
Shaffer
Italy
Stoneall O'Brien
American Battle Groups Stage Amphibious Maneuver in West Berlin
American infantry units conducted an amphibious landing on the Havel River as part of a three day exercise by the 2nd and 3rd U.S. Battle Groups in West Berlin. About 3,000 of the 6,500 garrison troops participated while East German and allied forces held large maneuvers near the East German border. A Soviet journalist sought access to the command post but was refused. Mass eviction of East Berlin residents began as part of the broader exercise theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Havel River
U.S. Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Frederick C. Hartel
U.S. Tn
East
Bender
Our Public Image of Newspaper Work Explored
The article, marking National Newspaper Week in Maryland, argues reporters must be seen as educated, ethical professionals. It notes advertising staff drive revenue, highlights other departments, and champions journalism as a community power with high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Tawes
Heritage of Truth
Frontier of Freedom
Hollywood
Fort Detrick Club Plans Gala Fashion Show
The Fort Detrick Women’s Club completes plans for a gala fashion show and dinner dance at the Officers’ Open Mess Friday November 3 at 6 30 p m modeled by Jellefi’s of Washington DC and featuring autumn winter shopping. Tickets available via club office or posted ext numbers with off post sales from Mrs Weakley Mika and others. Reservations encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Jellefi's
Washington, D. C
A. L. Hogge
H. J. Thomas
B. C
Seminar at Princeton on Fort De trick chemistry work
Dr. Otto E. Landman will present a seminar on laboratory work at Fort De trick next Thursday at Princeton University Department of Chemistry. Engineers should reserve seats for the joint club meeting next Monday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto E. Landman
Fort Detrick
Princeton University
Department of Chemistry
Francis Scott Key Hotel
New Books At Artz Library
A batch of new library titles includes Bruce Catton’s The Coming Fury and Muriel Beadle’s These Ruins Are Inhabited. Horizon Book of the Renaissance edited by Horizon Magazine, Maryland Board of Natural Resources annual, Germany by Terence Pritchett and LIFE editors, and Study Is Hard Work by William H. Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Beadle
Oxford University
England
British Isles
Horizon
Horizon Magazine
G. Frank Thomas
Maryland Board OF Natural Resources
Frederick
William H. Armstrong
G. Frank Thom
Prominent Spring Styles Echo Fashion Trends
A fragmented fashion article notes visible spring styles with emphasis on outfits and accessories. It mentions Adee Simpwi and varied silhouettes, detailing how outfits align with contemporary trends and the season's broader look.
Deaths William J. Wilson 75 in Thurmont
William Joseph Wilson 75 died Thursday at his son and daughter in law's home in Thurmont. A Union Bridge native he worked at Lehigh Portland Cement in Union Bridge until retiring eight years ago. Survived by his son, a stepdaughter Doris Mort of Keymar, and several nieces and nephews. Body at M. L. Creager and Son funeral home. Services Sunday 2:30 pm at the funeral home conducted by Rev. Frederick L. Morganstern. Interment in Graceham Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Wilson
William Joseph Wilson
Thomas W. Wilson Thurmont
Union Bridge
William H
Susan Hildabridge Wilson
Lehigh Portland Cement
Doris L. Mort
Keymar
M. L. Creager and Son Funeral Home
Thurmont
Frederick L. Morganstern
Graceham Cemetery
Local Health Notes From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital are Eric Phebus a 13 month old with a double fracture after a fall at home and improving expected to return soon. Jerry and Lerry Fogle teen age twins recovering at home after tonsillectomies and adenoidectomies. Mrs Samuel Long of Creagerstown admitted for treatment. Mrs Ruth Grumbine admitted for observation and care at University Hospital. Kenneth Morgan seven year old son of Charles and Mrs Morgan at Kernan’s Hospital Baltimore awaiting a fifth operation Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STORK
Saul Miller
Regina
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barbara Ann
Leo Sanders
David Meadows
Eric
Clark E. Phebus
West Eighth Street
Jerry
Lerry Fogle
Kenneth E. Fogle
Logan Street
Samuel Long
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Ruth Grumbine
East 4Th St
University Hospital
Kenneth Morgan
Charles Robert Morgan
West Patrick Street
Kernan's Hospital
Baltimore
PTA Workshop Set With Four State Representatives
Mrs. Cecil Ewing joins four state PTA reps for a Monday workshop at North Frederick School to aid local officers and chairmen. The Maryland Congress will send speakers on program legislation membership and relations. Mrs. Exine will discuss programs. Mrs. Bail on legislation. Mrs. Herbert Hyatt on increasing membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ewing
Parent
North Frederick Shoo
Maryland Congress
Exinc
Tiste Press
Bail
Herbert Hyatt
Postters
John Lolzegux xl
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Brown
Mary
White
Sue
Beth
Medietinal
News-Post
Travelogue
Mex
Notebook
Ian Batanhawer
Thomas Jefferson
Metropoltan Danes
UN General Assembly
Conrad N. Hilton
America
Hilton
Earth
Grace Miller
A. J. Dukes
Cecil O. Eckard
Harold Neufeld
Kiyoshi Higuchi
Leonard Spero
Thomas Matney
Lloyd Graf
David Stefange
Irving Gray
United Appeal
Robert D. Glock
Rising City
Nebr
Robert S. Hirth
Rockville
John W. Brachey
John J. Putman
Kenneth Ifert
Bernice Nelson
Richard Williams
Henry T. Brinkley
Carl J. Willig
Chitford Maloney
Bertram Maines
Francis Wadley
Cecil Eckard
W. Hasty
Ft. Monmouth
Timeth K. Hayasuda
Frances Littere
Jean Hawes
Mizanee
George Bonnell
Lake Piyeid
Mare C. Biser
Avanta
Aloe Reifs
Woks Varah Vile
Buffalo Country
Rems
Rocky Mountain
D.M. Seunderece
Separved
Soma
Welcome
Avril
Ang
Pkms
Pak
Artz Library
Bruce Catton
Charleston
Bullen
Germany
Terence Prittie
LIFE
Lucius D. Clay
U. S. Army
U. S. Zone
Life World Library
Adee Simpwi
PTA
Mra
Cecil E. Ewing
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