We Lost Friends by Misreading a World of Change
A New York Times item discusses U.S. public diplomacy failures as Governor Thomas E. Dewey reflects on Asia and the loss of China to Communism. It argues for understanding Asian cultures and supporting Asia for Asians over replicating American models to win soft power. A separate note on draft regulation protests highlights the defense value of deferring college-bound youths. The piece ends with a set of autumn questions about nature and seasonal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Pacific
China
America
Dewey
Asia
New York Times
Grandson of Wilson to Speak at Hood College Vespers
Very Rev Francis B Sayre III dean of Washington Cathedral will speak at Hood College vesper service Sunday at 4 30 in Brodbeck Hall. Sayre 38 grandson of Woodrow Wilson became cathedral dean last May and ranks among capital's top Episcopal leaders. He began ministry in 1940 in Cambridge Mass and has served as Navy chaplain and industrial chaplain before moving to East Cleveland in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis
Sayre
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Angus Dun
Christ Church
Cambridge
Mass
Pacific
Ohio
East Cleveland
Francis B. Sayre
United States
Trusteeship Council of the
United Nations
Jessie Woodow Wilson Sayre
Follow Me The Call of Christ and Dr Albert Schweitzer
Daily Bread by Reverend A Furnell Bailey reflects on the urgent summons of Jesus to follow. It highlights Albert Schweitzer as a brilliant young scholar who abandoned conventional prestige to pursue medical missionary work and fund his studies by organ recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Furnell Bailey
Jesus
Albert Schweitzer
Strasburg
Paris
Bach Society
Christ
DeMolay Safety Night To Be Marked Tuesday
DeMolay Safety Night will be marked Tuesday in Frederick to honor Columbia Lodge No 58 AF and AM officers and members. The program includes a State Police Safe Driving film and aims to raise awareness of highway dangers for DeMolay boys and guests. Master Masons and past DeMolays invited. meeting led by Sgt Charles V Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Columbia Lodge No 58
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles V. Main
Fifty Years Ago Itera From The Columns Of The News
News from Frederick County reports thirty thousand dollars worth of apples shipped over a four to five week period. The 1901 crop was good but damaged late by a severe storm, and a campaign to press Congress and the President for Civil War claims for John C. Hardt continues. A mild diphtheria outbreak closes Adamstown public school for a week. An Italian man attracts street attention carrying a large grip while seeking Rockwood, Pennsylvania. Frederck public school teachers form a reading circle with Prof. Amon Burgee and Miss Pearl A. Eader in leadership roles.
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News
Frederick County
Frederick
John C. Hardt
Committee On Correspondence
Roosevelt
Hardt
Treasuy Department
Congress
Adamstown
Messrs. Fenton
George W. Thomas
Ritchie
West
Patrick Street
Rockwood
Frederck
Amon Burgee
Pearl A. Eader
Plans for New Steel Truss Bridge at Ceresville
Twenty years ago items note the State Roads Commission inviting bids on a steel truss bridge to replace the wood and iron structure used 40 years. Scarlet fever cases rise near Sabillasville with some diphtheria occurring. All Frederick street lights dimmed for a minute in tribute to Thomas A. Edison after his funeral. Fire damages at Guy W Weitze automobile parts store on East Patrick Street with loss to six large truck tires and minor interior damage.
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Ceresville
State Roads Commission
Sabillasville
Frederick
Thomas A. Edison
Guy W. Weitze
East
Patrick Steet
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties Across Districts
Deeds recorded for multiple property sales in the district. Transfers include Mr. and Mrs. Wo Lesile Burger for a home and three lots on Culler Avenue near Sono, valued around 400. Mr. and Mrs. John Coblenty acquire a small tract in Braddock district for about 400. John C. Weddle purchases 804 Madison Street for roughly 3,000. James Crummith buys 220 North Bend Street for about 2,500. Various parties noted with neighbor and area references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Lesile Burger
Culler Avenue
Fiat
Siso
Samuel T Hickman
John W. Hickman
Raphael Co Urewlow
Point Ot Roches
Sono
William B. Mathews
John Coblenty
Rime Catiere
Sind
Flauth
James Crummith
North Bente Street
U S Study Of Downed MIG Plane Reveals Secrets
Washington October 22 The Defense Department and Far East Naval forces disclosed how Communist soldiers and airmen died trying to prevent capture of a downed MIG fighter picked up by a daring naval sea air torpedo team 300 miles into enemy territory from shallow water near Hamburg near the West coast of North Korea The jet engine remains mud covered but intact and is under study at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio.
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Washington
Defense Department
Far East Naval
Hanienan
North Korea
Wright. Patterson Ai Force Base
Ohio
Aled
Aero Ensine de
Department
Beauty contests judged by habits not standards, Boyle column says
Boyle argues beauty contests rely on inconsistent judge preferences and superficial metrics rather than universal standards. He likens judging to a chaotic mix of thigh measurements and aesthetic fads, concluding that contests often produce an average winner and even sparking fights among judges.
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Hugh
Lower
Nebraska
Bible Thoughts and Quotes on Truth and Faith
A compilation of religious reflections and aphorisms. It cites Psalms 15 4 and a Shakespearean line about vows, with lines praising God and a meditation on trusting in divine care for all creation.
Legend of cramp-rings and royal blessing on Good Friday
The text cites a legend that cramp-rings cured epilepsy and a pilgrim gave the first to Edward the Confessor. It states English sovereigns blessed cramplings yearly on Good Friday, continuing after Elizabeth I and through Mary I's reign. It also notes the query about Longfellow's Wreck of the Hesperus, Lincoln's children, and trials considered nutritious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward the Confessor
Jerusalem
England
Mary
Laneytown Man Dies After Gas Service Blast
In Taneytown near Laneytown a man died Saturday afternoon from burns after a Friday explosion at Town and Country Gas Service Inc. Carroll L. Eckard, 26, husband of Louise Eckard, died at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg at 1 10 p m. Co worker Edward Sauble, 20, sustained burns but was reported recovering. Investigators sought a cause as insurers reviewed the scene. Eckard was a Taneytown High School graduate class of 1940 and member of Grace Evangelical and Reformed church. He is survived by parents, wife, sisters Evelyn Eckard and Mrs Henry Miller, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were set for Tuesday at the Grace church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Gas Service Inc
Laneytown
Carroll L. Eckard
Louise Smith Eckard
Charles W
Wallie Frock Eckard
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Edward Sauble
Eckard
Frm
James T. Hayes
Emmitsburg
Taneytown High School
Taneytown Alumni Association
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Brotherhood of the Church
Henry L. Miller
Ellicott City
Evelyn D. Eckard
Pasadena
California
Glenn Matthias
Westminster
William W. Eckard
Union Bridge
Sarah Frock
Taneytown
Co. O. Fuss and Son
Deaths in Frederick area prompt notices and services
A list of deaths from Frederick and nearby towns includes Mrs. Daisy Grace Butcher 78 who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a ten day illness and was to be buried at Mount Olivet after calling hours at 8 East Patrick street. Lucinda May Keller 76 of 4111 Lee Place died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after two weeks, with funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm at St. Pauls Jefferson and burial in the Frederick Memorial Cloister. Edgar R. Young 78, a retired rural mail carrier, died at his Middletown home. services Wednesday at 2 pm at Middletown Lutheran. burial in Middletown Lutheran cemetery. Martha Jane Koller 85, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Thompson, died Saturday. funeral Tuesday at 10:30 am at the home near Winfield with burial in Manchester cemetery. Harold Artie Taulton 52 of Weverton died suddenly at home near Himes store on Saturday.
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Charles T. Butcher
Daisy Grace Butcher
East South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Butcher
Frederick
George W
Mary Himbury Keefer
Mary V. Butcher
Charles T. Keefer
Patricia Lee
Miriam V. Butcher
Lucinda M. Keller
Lucinda May Keller
Lee Place
Claude T. Keller
Jefferson
Charles W
Charlotte Sheffer Miller
Keller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
C. F. Russell Miller
City
Arethur Lines
Johnsville
Richard H. Cage
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Cloister
M. R Etchison & Son
Edgar R. Young
Middletown
Jonas
Anna Sophie Sigler Young
Middledown
Middletown Lutheran Church
Alma G. Beachley
Florence VY. Young
H. V. Young
Boonstore
Luther A
Stanley Young
Millard S. Young
Gaithersburg
Clarence B. Young
Howard J. McCarney
Middletown Lutheran
Gladhill Co
Martha Jane Koller
Martha Jane
Jennie” Koller
Union Mills
Carroll County
New, Freedom
Roscoe Thompson
Airy
William Jg. Lakeside
Calif
Winfield
Ivan G. Naugle
Manchester Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Harold Artie Taulton
Harold Arlie Taulton
Weverton
Himes
Jacob Ezra Byerman
Point of Rocks
A. Roger Gobbel
Charlies M. Fry
John Redman
George F. Stunkle
Charles E. Stunkle
John Green
Union Cemetery
Burkittsville
M. R. Etchigan and Son
George
Springer
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Lewis Kugler
Edgar Emrich
Red Cross
Mount St. Mary's College
Carl Heinz Zerban
Cristal Mohr
Emmitsburg High School
Emrich
Side Glances Taulton Family Notice and Funeral Details
Obituary and funeral notice for the late Frank A. Taulton and Mrs Catherine Beachley Taulton. Survived by widow Catherine and children Leon Harpers Ferry Mehri Knoxville Ruth Koontz Jefferson Dorothy Merchant Baltimore Thelma Gousha Baltimore Frank Middletown Alma Wayne Dolores Robert Gerald at home. Also three sisters and brothers Lottie Thomp son Roy Taul ton Hart Taulton Beatrice Wooddell Harvey Taulton. Body rests at Brunswick funeral home. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. Rev Newton Poling officiating. Interment Knoxville Reformed Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also Feete and Bro and Etchison and Son funeral notices. COP S SON KILLS BABY Los Angeles Oct 21 Policeman s three year old son shot baby brother and wounded mother at a drive in theater.
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Frank A
Fannie
Webber Taulton
Catherine Beachley Taulton
Leon
Harpers Ferry
Mehri
Knoxville
Ruth Koontz
Jefferson
Dorothy Merchant
Baltimore
Thelma Gousha
Frank
Middletown
Alma
Wayne
Dolores
Robert
Gerald Taulton
Lottie Thompson
Ohio
Roy Taulton
Hart Taulton
Beatrice Wooddell
Monroe
Harvey Taulton
Dayton
Brunswick
Newton Poling
Knoxville Reformed
C. H. Feete
Bro
Los Angeles
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Services Listed
Funeral notices for Mrs. Mary Harriet Decker and Mrs. Cora Utz McDaniel, with services at St John’s Church Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren and nearby cemeteries. Also listed are Miss Edna H. Crouse, Mrs. Lottie Munshour, Mrs. Amanda Crouse, Jacob Ezra Byerman, and Samuel Edward Zimmerman, with dates, locations, officiants, pallbearers, and interment details.
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Cora Utz McDaniel
Denton
Pleasant Hill Church
Emmitsburg Grange Approves Show and Plans
Maryland State Fair Association approves the Emmitsburg Community Show and allocates prize funding. Willian Wivell, chair, reports programs by Charles Fuss and local merchants. Morris Zentz notes October 25 preparations at the fire hall. food sale committee named. A scrap iron appeal and records emphasis, blood donor drive pledges, and upcoming degree ceremonies announced. Election date shifted to November 21.
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Smmitsburg
Maryland State Fair Association
Emmitsburg
Willian Wivell
Grange
Norman Shriver
Charles Fuss
Morris Zentz
Shriver
Raymond Baumgardner
Andrew Eyeter
J. Quinn Topper
the Grange
Frederick
Frederick County
Emrich
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland horse breeder among 16 indicted in DC lottery case
A federal grand jury indicted a Maryland horse breeder, two Washington police officials, and 13 others on gambling charges in Washington. They faced counts of setting up a lottery in the District of Columbia and conspiracy to violate gambling laws. Also appears MARKET PRICES with grain and commodity bids.
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Washington
PAC
Federal Grand Jury
Maryland
District of Columbia
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Louisville
Armed Forces
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Wilson
Calvary Methodist Church
Repstar
Charles Vo Mann
Clyde FE. Thomas
Charles Daugherty
Millard Crum
Ruby
Ethel Nichols
Charles Myers
M. R. Etchison
the News
Frank Keeter
Charlie Keller
Fredesek
Larry Phebus
Lions
Phebus
Phobus
Donald B. Rive, Jr
SECA
Jack Molesworth
Catalans
Alden Bucky Summers
NECA
Frank Keefer
Tittle League
Litt League, Inc
James A. Grove
Postmaster Grove
Donald B Rice
Eugene W. Pewitt
Charles Keller
Charles B Moylan
Edward Godse
Mas. Moylan
Godsey
Calvary Church
Pruitt
Mayor Rice
Main
U. S
Boyle
BOYUN
Shakespeare
Cmen
Richto
Gloucester
Abraham Lincoln
A—lLanccolln
Willian Wallace
Thomas
Tad
Edward Baker
Robert ‘Tata
Lincoln
Webster
Mre
Church Street
Morris G. Zumbrun
Ralph Kemp
Joseph H. Zimmerman
Charles B. Zimmerman
Clyde H. Culler
Robert L. Culle
Jesse A. Young
St. Luke’s Cemetery
Feagaville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mary Harriet Decker
West Church Street
Walter S. Decker
St. John’s Church
Robert A. Bozel
Frederick Memorial Park
Alvin G. Quinn
Charles S Lane
I. R. Lindsay Day
Richard Baumgardner
Allen F. Sherald
Arthur V. Myers
Harry E. Carty Co
Edna H. Crouse
Littlestown
Morgan R. Andreas
A. W. Garvin
Earl Inners
Claire Reigles
Herbert Motter
Reed Appleman
Harry Wildasin
Wayne Arnold
Taneytown Lutheran Cemetery
Lottie E. Munshour
C. Luther Munshour
Thurmont
Charles H. Corbett
Ezra Fitz
Joseph Eyler
John Mackley
Sterling Martin
Mehrl Eichenbrode
Wayne Smith
Thurmont United Brethren Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Amanda F. Crouse
Frank E. Crouse
Pythian Sister Temple 23
Thurston Putman
Harry Clingan
Lula
Samuel Edward Zimmerman
Nok Place
East m4
Pgs
Gail Borden
Vienna
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