Little Wars Dangerous Like Small Wars May Grow Big
The article cites General Maxwell D. Taylor warning that small wars risk escalating into a larger conflict. It notes Taylor's pedigree as Army Chief of Staff and former UN and Far Eastern Command leader, and argues atomic deterrence may fail if Western powers avoid broader engagements. It warns against letting Communist small wars wear down resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Taylor
Matthew M. Ridgway
Ridgway
U. S. Far Eastern
United Nations Command
Korea
Indochina
January 20 dilemma haunts Eisenhower renomination
The piece discusses President Eisenhower's possible resignation on January 20 1956 or running for a fourth year and the political fallout for the Republican Party. It weighs constitutional issues, health considerations, potential leadership impact, factional splits, and the dangers of silence or dictated nominees amid party dynamics and upcoming conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Qet
Joseph W. Martin Republican
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
White House
Dwight Eisenhower
Pudabinus Peudigag
Lewes
Congress
House
Senate
Iivo
Risecer
Ian Pest
Fogie
Winston Charehil
Great Britain
Mt Airy Kiwanis Minstrel Show Slated At High School
Mt Airy Kiwanis plans an Odd Time minstrel show at Mt Airy High School on October 27 and 28 at 8 25 p m for the welfare fund. Local talent only led by end men L Eugenes Purdum Rev DeWitt Dickey Bobby Molesworth Tack Steele and others with soloists Lester Lowman Delaine Hobbs and comediennes Mrs Marie Brown and Mrs Mary Frances Gosnell. High School Girls Revue magician act and comedy BKIL featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy High School
L. Eugenes Purdum
Mt. Airy Kiwanis
DeWitt Dickey
Bobby Molesworth
Tack Steele
George M. Free
Lester Lowman
Delaine Hobbs
Marie Brown
Mary Frances Gosnell
BKIL
Ome Karel
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Dr George Johnson died at age 75 at his son’s home on Record Street. The crowded male high school on North Market forced renting extra quarters with Miss Beulah Moberly in charge in the Bilumenauer room. St Mary’s beat Baltimore Medical College 11 to 0 in a wet game. Braddock Heights work continues on cottages on Schley Avenue near the electric road. Mr and Mrs Frank Schroeder hosted a musicale on East Patrick Street in Miriam Schroeder’s home with Barnes and Lugenbeel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
William Crawford Johnson
Record Street
North Market Street
J. H. Keller
Mr. St. Mary's
Baltimore Medical College
Mt. St. Mary's
Braddock Heights
George William Smith
Seachrist
Schley Avenue
Stauffer's
Frank J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Miriam
Messrs. Barnes and Lugenbeel
Twenty Years Ago Fire Destroys Farm Buildings Near Monrovia
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a lam and three other buildings on the William Detrick farm near Monrovia tenanted by Jesse M. Burall. Four fire engines from Rick, Mt. Airy and Hyatts town battled the flames. A new dairy barn was saved. Lease talks for the City Opera House for five years from next fall dominated by Mayor and Aldermen with Warner Bros and a rival bidder. Frederick County Products Inc. hosted Lions Club at a luncheon and tour of the East South Street plant. The Y M C A financial drive runs four days starting Oct 29 with a goal of 5,000 and Dr. Jenatius Bjorlee as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Detrick
Monrovia
Jesse M. Burall
Rick
Mt. Airy
Hyattstown
Warner Bros
Jessee
Frederick County Products. Inc
Lions Club
East South Street
Jenatius Bjorlee
Medical science gains skill in tracing sterility
Doctor explains how infertility involves both partners and multiple causes. The Rubin test helps diagnose female tube blockages while minor health issues can be corrected to restore fertility. Emphasizes joint examination, careful testing, and realistic outcomes for couples seeking children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Sfill
County-Wide Church School Conference set in New Windsor
The Carroll County Council of Churches sponsors a county-wide Church School Conference for church school superintendents preachers and administrators. It runs Saturday November 5 from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm at the Brethren Service Center New Windsor with leaders from Evangelical United Seminary Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary and Marvin Memorial Methodist Church plus local district directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Christian Education
Carroll County Council of Churches
Schart
Lewthers
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
Kee J. Gable
Evangelical Unformed Seminary
Lancaster
Churel
Ralph O
Cheisvan
Lutheran Seminary
Gettysburn
Wareren H. Firth
Warbrook
Chiveh
Baltimore
South Work
South
Catherine Lantz
Marvin Memorial Methodist Church
Suver Spring
Turner
Lenet
Servier Cerne
Phere
Endeavor
Commission In
Canaver
Tram
Huret Schou
Ames Ot Taney
Pay Claims On Increase In Unemployment Benefits
The Maryland State Department of Employment Security reports a sharp rise in new unemployment claims last week to 2,069 from the prior figure, near summer levels. Most gains occurred in Baltimore, Towson, and surrounding areas with notable increases in Hagerstown and Cumberland, while Frederick and Westminster saw declines. Benefit checks totaled $189,985 for 7,72 eligible, slightly above mid-September norms. a year earlier, 347,005 was issued to 19,189 eligibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Towson
Hagerstown
Jesser
Cumberland
Elkton
Frederick
Westminster
ESB
Examiners Criticise Bookkeeping Methods
The case in Baltimore concerns Naomi Ringrose who allegedly embezzled 395,000 from the Federal Credit Union of SSA employees. Federal examiners criticized her bookkeeping and testified about her manipulation of the machine’s error key to cover theft. The suit by the credit union against the government continues as testimony concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Naomi Fingrose
Federal
Kostell C. Thompson
Social Security Administration
Morocco Ploy Seeks Restoration Of Exiled Sultan
In Rabat Thami el Glaoui proposes returning Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef from Madagascar to the throne. Jong, leader of Berbers, announced the plan amid astonishment from French and Moroccan listeners on the palace steps. El Glaoui, in his eighties, listened with a smile as no reasons were given for the abrupt position change. A separate note reports a tanker damaged on its starboard quarter in Chesapeake Bay after a collision with an ore carrier near the Maryland pilot boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
Thami el Glaoui
Marrakech
el Glaoui
Jong
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Madagascar
Lt Gla
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Bow And Arrow Season For Deer Opens Next Tuesday
Hunters armed with bows and arrows head for the north COY region as the deer season opens next Tuesday. The season lasts eight days with hunting restricted to sunrise to sunset. State officials warn stricter enforcement in government land areas and urge adherence to posted restrictions near Cunningham Falls State Park and Camp David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Volanques
Soudentists
Sahee
Dacques
Penta Wana
Herevan Toms
Cunningham Falls State Park
Catoctin
Furnace Park
Tharmont
Camp David
Forestry Department
Tiny Ro Garheart
Jacques
Srasan Apenson
Wak
Double Ring Weddings In Glade Reformed Church
Dorothy Irene Cramer and Richard C. Buxton wed in Glade Reformed Church Walkersville October 15. Bride wears ballerina lace gown with pearl crown, attendants in pastel gowns. Rev. Rice officiates. reception in church social rooms. both spouses have local connections and service records. Also Joyce Eaton and Charles Stonesifer wed at Mountaindale Union Chapel. bride in white taffeta, groom a Taneytown native. Both couples plan homes in Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Cramer
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
Dorothy Irene Cramer
Emory K. Cramer
Libertytown
Richard C. Buxton
Arthur C. Buxton
Charles A. Rice
Evelyn Cramer
M Betts Cramer
Helen Cramer
Staley
Buford’ K. Kennedy
Hyattsville
Fred Burgee
Busxton
Mary Morers
Catherine Stauffer
Walter R. Cramer
Grayson Bowers
Ellen Wiles
Frederick High School
Post Office
Carfman’s
St. John’s High School
U. S. Navy
U. S
Air Force
Air Research and Development Command
Kirtland A.F.B
Albuquerque
N. M
Promotions Announced By Col Barigis in UC Army Reserve
Col Barigis announced the promotion of Second Lieutenant Kenneth N Brachey to First Lieutenant in the UC Army Reserve. Brachey, a veteran of the Korean conflict, lives at 110 Fast Ninth eel, married with one child, and works for a listed brischave Company. He earned an A B in Business Administration at William and Mars College in 1951 and received the Korean Service Medal, National Defense, United Nations, and Combat Infantry Badge. Also promoted were Pvt E-1 Norman A Fisher of 705 Maswell Avenue and Pvt Bel dames W Mills of Lime Kiln Road Box 15, Lime Kiln road, with other unit members listed. Garden Club notes cover the Poolysville Garden Club meeting at the Dyer home with Ms. Menke of the Monocacy Garden Club demonstrating fall floral preservation and discussions on daylilies and Christmas decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James KE. Barigis Jr
Svend Signal Battalion
Kenneth N. Brachey
UC. 8
Army Reserve
Liew
Bruchey
Brischave Company
William and Mars College
180Th
Korea
National Defense
United Nations
Col
Bartgis
Norman A. Fisher
Maswell Avenue
Beldames W. Mills
Box 15
Lime Kiln Road
E-2
Local Personal Notices and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs William Null Jr move today from 116 Eighth Street to 511 Biges Avenue. Mr Null is manager of Carmack's grocery store. Mr and Mrs James Avery Clark announce the birth of a son Jeffrey Alan at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Mrs Anne Hansen Orvison of Brook-Mere Farm RFD 3 and her daughter. Miss Thais Orrison of Alexandria and Frederick are in Chicago and Grand Rapids traveling via Capital Airlines where Orrison is a flight hostess. Mr and Mrs Robert Sweeney announce a son Robert Franklin at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds six ounces. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs Sweeney is the former Gladys Six, daughter of Franklin M Six. Rev Dr and Mrs William A Wade of Lovettsville attended the 50th ordination anniversary of Rev Frederick A Hightman, pastor emeritus of Epiphany Lutheran Baltimore, last Tuesday. Mrs Dilway Wade attended the 60th anniversary service of the Deaconess work in Baltimore and the Lutheran Deaconess Home dedication on West North Avenue. Rev Dr Wade spoke. Mr and Mrs Harry Ho Huffer of Rockville spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs Joseph Enniss in Waynesboro, Pa. Dr Enniss is a cousin of the Huffers and late father Mr David Ewing of Brunswick. Enniss suffered a paralytic stroke and is in serious condition at 35 West Main Street. Mr and Mrs Wl Cox Brunswick and Mrs Maybelle Carlisle Hagerstown spent the weekend with their sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Dewey C Brown of Front Royal, Va, enjoying Skyline Drive and autumn foliage. Mr Howard G Doub and Dr Dawson Y Flook Myersville visited the Arthur Godfrey farm near Leesburg, Va.
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William Null Jr
Eighth Street
Biges Avenue
Null
Carmack
Myr
James Avery Clark
East Eighth Street
Jeffrey Alan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anne Hansen Orvison
Brook-Mere Farm
RFD
Thais Orrison
Alexandria
Frederick
Chicago
Ill
Grand Rapids
Mich
Capital Airlines
Orrison
Robert Sweeney
East Seventh Street
Robert Franklin
Sweeney
Gladys Six
Franklin M. Six
William A Wade
Loveltsville
Frederick A. Hightman
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Wade
Dilway
West North Avenue
Dr. Wade
Harry Ho Huffer
Rockville
Joseph Enniss
Waynesboro
Enniss
Huffey
David Mr. Ewing
Brunswick
West Main Street
Burkitsville
University of Pennsylvania
Maple Avenue
Maybelle Carlisle
Hagerstown
Dewey C. Brown
Front Royal
Howard G. Doub
Dawson Y. Flook
Myersville
Arthur Godfrey
Leesbure
Abc Ruth Gold Treated After Pittsburgh Auto Crash
Abs Ruth Gold of Pittsburgh was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday morning for back abrasions and a possible spine fracture after a automobile collision. Trooper A G Heddon transported her to the hospital by car after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gold
Pittsburgh
Frederick Memorial
Admitted to Hospital Mrs Jesse Jenkins
Mrs Jesse Jenkins of Emmitsburg was admitted recently to Annie M Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Pennsylvania for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jenkins
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Council of Churches Will Meet On Sunday
The first semiannual meeting of the Frederick County Council of Churches will be held October 3 at Calvary Methodist church at two Bell. Membership includes county congregations with representation from laymen, laywomen, a young person, and the pastor for the first 300 communing members, plus additional reps for each extra 300. The council has five commissions Christian Education Evangelism Human Relations Rural Life and Civic Affairs, aimed at cooperative Christianity and advancing the county's moral and spiritual welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Navy Made Some Friends Lost Others
The Navy sent three destroyer escort training vessels to carry 100 civilians to a West Point football game, aiming to win friends. Some guests funded their own tickets, while a river excursion boat failed to dock, and Navy prospects included several youths enlisting at Bainbridge. Also noted were the death of Baltimore builder Milton W. Forster and riot-related window damage at the Perfectle Corp. foundry in New Castle Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
West Point
Pal West Point
Navy League
Wham
Bayonne
Nui
Army
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Poolysville
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Stronghold
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Bruunswick
Bainbridge Training Center
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Knoxville
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