Germany’s Peril: Could the Nation Disappear?
A 1950-10-30 commentary warns that Germany faces possible disintegration as Soviet and Polish control expand, Berlin is split, and American resistance may be the last safeguard against Germany vanishing from the map, likening it to ancient Assyria’s sudden collapse. The piece argues such a fate would rival the loss of Austria as a historical catastrophe.
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Germany
Europe
Russia
Poland
East Prussia
Silesia
Koenigsberg
Stettin
Danzig
Berlin
Vienna
Assyria
Orient
Tts
Nineveh
Worlds In Collision and Velikovsky's Controversial Theory
A critical overview of Immanuel Velikovsky's Worlds In Collision arguing the book blends science myth and history about near earth collisions in 1800 B C and fifty years later. Scientists dispute the claims noting Venus age and planetary collision viability and publisher concerns over the book’s place in textbooks.
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Joshua
Immanuel Velikovsky
Russia
B. C
Velikovaky
Jupiter
Manna
Venus
Velikovsky
Fest
Stock-Piling and Hoarding Distinctions Examined
A discussion contrasts stock-piling as prudent prep with hoarding seen as selfish accumulation. It notes government use of stock-piling terms and explores intent, whether to plan ahead or deprive others, and how workers or materials may be implicated in hoarding labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Mail Trains in Malay Lands Told of Communist Attacks
In Singapore on October 30 a government notice describes rail attacks by Communist terrorists on the Kuala Lumpur to Singapore mail service. Derailed engines, killed driver, injuries to firemen and ongoing fear, with pilots taking the brunt to keep trains moving. Security forces guard rails as mines and blasts continue to threaten schedules.
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Korea
Larry Allen
Mal Bagle
Singapore
Kuala Lumpur
Federation of Malay
Johore
Negri Sembilan
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Oct 30 1900
Wagers abound in Maryland stock circles favoring McKinley over Bryan for the State election. Local Democratic managers plan a large mass meeting at East Patrick street rink with Major Little Lloyd and others speaking. Robert Sellman sells his Mt Airy farm of about 250 acres along the B and O railroad to Albert Jones. Ethel Dyffryn Theatre opens a week at the Opera House with Little Trump. Mrs John Whisner of Whisner street reports four noche blooming cereas with five large blooms.
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Stock Exchange
Maryland
McKinley
Bryan
East Patrick Street
Major Little
Nominn
Congress
Lloyd Akinson
Robert Sellman
Mt. Airy
Baltimore and Ohio
Albert Jones
Ethel Dyffryn Theatrical Company
Opera House
Trump
John Whisner
Whisner Street
Fishing Creek Dam expansion and dam site surveys noted
Twenty Years Ago local items discuss city plans to add five feet to Fishing Creek Dam, with Mayor Ezra Whitman and Balt more consultants to inspect a Tuscarora Creek site for geological conditions. The column also reports sheep killed by dogs near Thurmont, damage claims by William H Powell, farmer savings from reduced freight rates, and car thefts including Edward Austins coupe recovered near Gas House Pike.
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Fishing Creek
Ezra Whitman
Baltimore Consulting Engineers
Tuscarora Creek
William H. Powell
Walkeraville
Thurmont
Powell
Frederick County
Shosmeker
Edward Austin
Weat Fifth Street
Waa
Edwin H H Lockwood Named Chief Engineer at Price Electric
Bridgeport Connecticut native Edwin H H Lockwood was appointed Chief Engineer of Price Electric Corporation in this city. A Yale graduate with a B S in Electrical Engineering, he is 46, married, with two sons at Yale. Formerly Westinghouse section engineer for 19 years and most recently Senior Research Engineer for Electro Mechanical Research in Ridgefield, he is a registered engineer and member of several societies. He plans to establish permanent residence here with his family.
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Edwin HH. Lockwood
Bridgeport
Conn
Price Electric Corporation
Lockwood
Yale University
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Electro-Mechanical Research, Inc
Ridgefield
Odds And Ends Leaves Seem Reluctant To Leave The Trees
October days bring lingering leaves and hidden blooms as the countryside shows an unusually bright fall. Honey suckle persists in October along with bright beds of asters zinnias marigolds scarlet sage and dahlias in many homes. The Feggersburg correspondent notes nature’s gay display delights the observer.
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Fegsersburg
Strength For Today By Ear L Douglass D D
How can we measure character by why we act rather than deeds. Three honest men illustrate varying motives. One acts from honesty as policy, another from fear of consequence, and a third from true principle shaping choices daily.
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Babson Newspaper
Magahapledged to Syracuse University Phi Kappa Psi
Ernest P Magaha Jr son of Mr and Mrs E Paul Magaha 237 Dill Ave Frederick Md has been pledged to the Syracuse University chapter of the Phi Kappa Psi social fraternity He is enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts and a Frederick High School graduate
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Syracuse
Ernest P.magaha, Jr
E. Paul Magaha
Dill Avenue
Frederick Md
Syracuse University
Phi Kappa Psi
Magaha
College of Liberal Arts
Frederick High School
Were Sonnets from the Portuguese translations disguising love
Answers explain Elizabeth Barrett Browning used the title as a disguise for Sonnets from the Portuguese, with the poems expressing her own love for Robert Browning rather than translated works.
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Mrs. Browning
Robert Browning
Girl Scouts Celebrate Juliette Low Birthday in Frederick
More than 100 Brownies, readers, and troop leaders attend at St. Johns service. Rev Johnston praises founder Juliette Low and urges local members to emulate her work. Frederick association plans fall meeting at the Maryland School for the Deaf with leaders’ club and board briefings.
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Frederick
Wienan
Savannah
Juliette
Low
Ser
Jesus
Earth
United States
Juliette Low
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Leaders’ Club
C. Clifford Doll
Paul G. Johnson
Blessing Ourselves Through Personal Power at Hood College
Dr Philip L Frick delivered a vesper address at Hood College urging that individuals transform their latent potential into a blessing for the world. He cited Genesis and emphasized that power should serve God and others, not self.
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Philip L. Frick
Hood College
Generis
Prick
White Oaks Congregational Church
Williamstown
Mass
Dr. Frick
Frederick County to Send Nine to All State Orchestra
Nine Frederick county students will join about 90 Maryland high school musicians in the All-Maryland high school orchestra. The ensemble, guest conducted by LeRoy Anderson of Harvard, will perform at the 21st annual concert during the 3rd annual Maryland State Teachers Association convention in Baltimore, Thursday through Saturday. Readings include three Anderson compositions. Named locals: Lewis Adams Janet Boller Mera Braungart Shirley Gaver Thomas Shafer Irving Thomas violinists Andrew Victor cello Burton Kesler flute Bruce Douglas trombone.
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Frederick County
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Baltimore
Baltimore City
LeRoy Anderson
Harvard University
Anderson
Nation-Wide Advertising Drive To Sell Religion
Nationwide campaign to urge Americans to attend and support their church or synagogue this November under the Religion In American Life program. Led by laymen committees and 21 religious groups, RIAL aims to boost attendance and funding for churches and synagogues with extensive posters, press notices, and carrier ads across communities nationwide.
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NEA Service
New York
RIAL
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Massachusetts
Salem
Marblehead
Swampscott
Peabody
Danvers
Beverly
Ipswich
Topsfield
Orginal Eight
Chas. E. Wilson
Doctors Urge Courage of Parents Facing Mongoloid Births
A historical physician counseling piece notes that mongoloid births occur about 0.2–0.5% of births in the United States, urges parental courage, and describes identification at birth, proposed institutional placement, limited communication, and a grim prognosis for many affected children. It stresses not reflecting on families or care, and mentions higher maternal age as a risk factor.
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United States
Bke Mosi
Niebuhr to Speak at Hood College Vesper Service
The renowned theologian Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr, who opened Hood College’s Religious Emphasis Week last March, will return to Hood on Sunday evening November 5 to lead the vespers in Brodbeck Hall at 6 30 with President Andrew Truxal presiding. The public is welcome to attend and join in renewal of theological reflection.
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Hood College
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Andrew Truxal
All Hood
Niebuhr
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