Churchill Returns to Power Amid Tax Drive and Debate
Churchill, returning to power just two weeks before his 77th birthday, faces a crisis moment as Britain seeks to restore standing globally. The piece compares him to Hoover, notes the new three-rate tax law adding about 5.6 billion dollars in revenue, and discusses expected deficits and political contention over tax policy and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Britain
Ofice Proud Island
Churchill
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Local Taney family corrected in Emmitsburg历史
In a letter to the News editor, a resident disputes a claim in the Emmitsburg Picturesque and Historic book that the Lutheran pastor's study was once the law office of Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney. The writer identifies Dr Augustine Taney of Emmitsburg as the correct Taney, notes his cholera deaths in 1853, and explains the two Taney families were distantly related but separate.
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Augustine Taney
Roger Brooke Taney
Emmitsburg
Fredericktown
Taneys
Frederick
Taney
Augustine
Boyle Column HALLO WEEN FORADULTS INSTEAD OF KIDS
HALLOWEEN should be a grownups day to vent daily frustrations with pranks at home, work, and public life. The column suggests practical jokes from soap windows to exploding cigars and sarcastic office antics, ending with a call for a National Forgiveness Day to restore order after such an adult celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
New York
Hallowe'en
Labor Relations Board
Fifty Years Ago Notes From The Columns Of The News
A temperance mass meeting at the Opera House drew a large audience with speakers including BE. S Erchelberger Prof J. H Apple Dr J. O Hendrix Rev Dr E S Todd and A W Burkhart. Frederick musicians planned an orchestra akin to the old Philharmonic. Rev William Fisher named pastor at Burkittsville Petersville churches after sermon. Executive Committee of the Business Men’s Association debated locating industries in Frederick. Harman Stine of near Petersville injured when wagon rubber broke on a hill in Brunswick causing a fall and broken leg.
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Opera House
BE. S Erchelberger
J. H Apple
J. O Hendrix
E. 5
Todd
A. W Burkhart
Frederick
Old Philharmonic
William Fisher
Pennsylvania
Burkittsville
Petersville
Fisher
Business Men's Association
Harman Stine
Brunswick
Mr. Stine
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Oct 30 1831 items note two Lewistown men fined for meat theft a court advisement and a Lions Club Halloween parade prize. A Brunswick flock loses eight turkeys to police dogs. Mr and Mrs Ray Lebherz relocate to a new home at Court Street and West Second Street corner.
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the News
Lewistown
Circuit Court
Willard
Hallowe'en
Lions Club
Gertrude Arnold
Brunswick
Imr
Ray J. LE
Wedding of Barbara Anne Huhn and Murray Zimmerman
Miss Barbara Anne Huhn daughter of Leslie Luhn Dawsonville and the late Mrs Luhn married Murray Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs Ray Zimmerman Route 1 Mt Airy at Arby Methodist church Friday Oct 12 7 30 Rev Edward A Godsey officiated A reception followed for guests from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and local area Barbara wore blue street length taffeta and blue accessories carrying a white Bible with an orchid Edith Leather sister of the bride attended as cousin in wine crepe with black accessories the groom's mother wore navy blue crepe Murray Zimmerman served as best man Lestie Tod Luhn and Millar Luhn along with William Luhn were ushers Jack Neasegle from Baltimore sang I Love You Truly Because The Lord's Prayer The couple will honeymoon then reside with the groom's parents and farm He and Barbara are Frederick High School graduates class of 1951 Barbara works at the Blue Ridge News Agency.
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Barbara Anne Huhn
Leslie Luhn
Dawsonville
Luhn
Me. Zimmerman
Ray Zimmerman
Route 1
Mt. Airy
Arby Methodist Church
Edward A. Godsey
John W. Kuschel
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Murray Zimmerman
Edith Leather
Lestie Tod Luhn
Barnesville
Millar
William Luhn
Rockville
Jack Neasegle
Bond
D'Hardelot
Frederick High School
Blue Ridge
Zummerman-Luhn
Edwin Eugene Zimmerman
Araby Methodist Church
Leslie Tod Luhn
Bride
Broom
Miss Ann Rowe Weds Richard Potter In Washington nuptials
Miss Ann Eazabeth Rowe daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis A Rowe of Silver Spring married Richard Dale Potter son of Mr and Mrs Owen Potter of Silver Spring in the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Washington. Rev Paul Repetti officiated. PMID: ceremony details include gowns bridesmaids and a reception at Scott Circle. Post ceremony the couple will reside in Parkfairfax Alexandria Virginia.
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Ann Eazabeth Rowe
Sr. J
Francis A.rowe
Silver Spring
Richard Dale Potter
Owen JO. Potter
Silver Springs
Paul Repetti
East Sixth Street
Chantilly
Jeanne Ro Morrisatite
Whyattaville
William J. McKay, Jr
Rex L. Mendux
Virginia D. Bergman
Washington
Ernest W. Morrissette
Jo. Hyattsville
Herbert L. Campbell
Alexandria
Scott Circle
New England
Canada
Potter
Parkfairfax
Hood College to Host Middle East Talk by Edwin M Wright
Edwin M Wright intelligence adviser will discuss Iran and oil in the Middle East Thursday at 7 p m in Brodbeck Hall Hood College The lecture is the second of three public Middle East events and will include a seminar with a lecture followed by questions and discussion.
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Edwin M. Wright
Bureau of
Iran
Middle East
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Wright
Office of Strategic Services
Office of
U. N
Churchill Names More to Cabinet in Britain Crisis
London on October 30 reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill added four ministers to the cabinet to steer Britain through economic and international crises. He named Harold MacMillan to Housing and Local Government, Lord Leathers to Coordination of Transport Fuel and Power, Harry F. Crookshank to Minister of Mealih and Deputy Leader, and James Stuart to Scotland.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
Churchill
Harry F.C Crookshank
Mealih
House of Commons
James Stuart
Earl of Moray
Scotland
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for several property sales. Melvin GO Oden and others sold to Carl A Shaw and wife a residence on Wilson Place for about 13500. Frederick W Weitzler and wife sold two lots on South Magnolia avenue to Mannel M Weimberge for about 4500. Richard H Corns and wife sold a Centerville property to Richard B Kenney for about 3000. Ernest W Rusherman and wife sold two building lots on Culler avenue to Monroe R Poole for about 1500.
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Melvin GO
Oden
Carl A. Shaw
Wilson Place
Frederick W Weitzler
Mannel M. Weimberge
South Magnolia Avenue
Richard HH. Corns
Richard B Kenney
Centerville
Ernest W. Rusherman
Monroe R. Poole
Culler Avenue
Damage suit moved to Washington County for trial
Alten Glenn Browning of near Kemptown sues Carlton Brandenburg for 40000 in a crash on the Kempstown Penn's Shop road last December 26. Browning alleges brain concussion memory loss and severe injuries and near-total destruction of his automobile. Attorneys Mathias and Mathias for the plaintiff and Parsons Newman for the defendant.
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Kempstown-Penn
Shop
Washington County
Alten Glenn Browning
Kemptown
Carlton Brandenburg
Browning
Richard E. Zimmerman
Byron
Ww. Thompson
Reds offer no peace moves at Panmunjom stalls
UN truce negotiator Maj Henry I Hectes said Reds make no attempt to seek a reasonable solution during a Panmunjom recess as three hours of talks produced no progress toward a Korean cease fire line. Brig Gen William P Nueckels added the Communists pressed for a swap of Ongjin territory for key battlefront positions with no offer or trace toward settlement.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Henry I. Hectes
U.N
Panmunjom
Wiliam P. Nueckels
U. N
West Korea
Ongjin
Hades
End Boycott Of Military Piers In N Y
Insurgent stevedores ended their boycott of military piers in New York but the dock strike's impact remains evident. Regular longshore crews fully manned defense loading jobs for the first time, with picket lines fading at Staten Island Jersey City and Brooklyn Army base. Some clashes occurred while Pier 90 near the Queen Elizabeth saw two gangs pass a mob under police, as over 20,000 strikers across New York and Boston resist a new contract and ignore AFL official orders.
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New York
Staten Island
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Army Base
Hudson River
Pier 90
Boston
Joseph Ryan
AFL International Longshoreman Association
Start Carpenter and Woodworking Classes Wednesday
Fredericktonians of both sexes are invited to a Wednesday evening meeting at the high school craft shop to discuss plans for Worldwork adult education carpentry and cabinet work. Stephen Mester will teach lumber orders, with classes starting in November and lasting about 49 hours, possibly two or four hours per week.
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Mester
Thurmont
Frederick
Frederick High School
Mesters
Daily Bread by Kev A Parnell Batley I wall not fail thee
The column notes a shift in community spiritual influence from pastors to media voices with columnists educators and scientists urging a global spiritual conversion. It cites David Lilienthal Anne O Hare McCormick and a state university physicist asserting salvation is not in science and a moral revival requires living religion.
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Kev
A. Parnell Batley
Daly
David Lilienthal
Anne O'Hare McCormick
Hood College sophomore to appear on planning program
Miss Arline Hoffman of New York City, a Hood College sophomore, will represent Hood on the WAAM TV telecast Planning for Tomor row from 715 to 730. A panel from several Maryland colleges will interview Albert D. Hutzier of Hutzler Brothers about retail merchandising opportunities. Processing completed at Fort Meade, a Private is assigned to Fort Riley for Army basic training, and Corporal Richard Murphy joins Desert Rock Exercise continued local notices include loitering charges after two men found in a barn, plus market price snippets for wheat corn and barley.
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Hood
Arline Hoffman
New York City
Hood College
Hood Tonight
Waam-Tv
Baltimore
Albert D. Hutzier
Hutzler Brothers Company
Fort Meade
George G. Smith, Jr
George Smith, Sr
West
All Saints Street
Frederick
2053D
L0th Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Kans
Desert Rock
Richard Murphy
Madison Street
Frederick, Md
Local Personal News and Birth Announcements
George W. Cramer observes 84th birthday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter in Frederick. Helen Hodges joins the Matthew Fontaine Maury Science Club at Mary Washington College. Several local families host or visit relatives in Jackson Heights, Gatlinburg, Shoemaker, Poolesville, and Cedar Grove. Births noted include Deborah Jean Chatman and George E. II Lewis at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Visitors and outings conclude with trips to Skyline Drive and weekend stays in Lynchburg and Wilmington.
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George W. Cramer
Lewis W.crouse
South Jefferson Street
Helen Katherine Hodges
Elmer E. Hodges
McKaig
Matthew Fontaine
Jackson Heights
Long Island
Charles £. Simmons
West South Street
Simmons
Gatlinsburg
Tenn
James E. Maloney
Frederick Route 2
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maloney
Genevieve Mask
L. P. Chatman
Shookstown
Deborah Jean
Chatman
Imogene Shoemaker
William H. Shoemaker
Shoakstown
George E. Lewis
North Market Street
Montgomery County Sentinel
Skyline Drive
Charlottesville
Roger W. Williams
Roger III
Clifton
Walter Allnutt
Sally
Poolesville
Lynchburg
Women’s Club hosts Jug Bridge meeting at Mrs Clingan’s home
Mrs. Edgar Clingan entertained the Jug Bridge Club on Wednesday evening with Mrs. F Russell Young presiding. Readings included Bargain With God by Grace Beard Young. Health, home economy, art and foreign relations chairs reported on programs and a Christmas box for the Pontell family in France.
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Dug Bridge Ulay
Edgar Clingan
Jug Bridge Club
F. Russell Young
Reading
Grace Beard Young
God
Russell Michael
Ronald Kling
Aubrey Davis
Elmer Dixon
Daniel Thomas
Hal Lee T. Ott
Michael
John Reon, Jr
Robert Reifsnider
Pontell
France
Young
Tte
Thomas
Roy Smith
Davis
Ray H. Smith
Charles Walker
Carl Kintz
Grace Burall
Elmer E. Dixon
Murray Fox
Kintz
East
Patrick Street
General Canvass For Chest Commences
General canvass for Chest fundraising begins with a long list of volunteers in sections A through E led by subchairmen and captains. The article names dozens of volunteers across locales and ends with a note on a National Federation of Independent Business poll showing 87 percent opposed to revising the Capehart amendment to price controls, directed to Congressman Beall via local district chairman Vernon Coblentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox C. W. Harder
National Federation of Independent Business
House Rules Committee
Eugene Cox
Harder
Cox
NFIB
Vernon Coblentz
Frederick
Congressman Beall
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Army
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Donald Baer
Donald Rippeen
Richard B. Keeney
Pussell Tyergar
Charles Hahn
Robert Lown
Jesse Ramsburg
L. R. Waesche
Sen. Thurmont
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Thomas S. Glass
Catoctin Furnace
Jlt. Webster
Carling
N. Y
East Street
Jesse E. Tobery
Nolan L. Stone
Yellow Springs
Carty and DeGrange
William RB. Griffith
Wilmington
Del
J. R. Lillard
H. J. Caswell
Phoenix
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Philip Watkins
Cedar Grove
Margaret Richards
Tryon
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Carol
Greensboro
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Jesse I ‘Krantz
Nevin Ports
Guy W. Nusz
Franti J. Cook
Thaddeus M Biser
John A. Derr
Joseph Heldcraft
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Bramwell Magaha
Charles W Magaha
Claude S. Hahn
Gee
Ed. Smith
Daniel £ Nee
Edna G. Masser
William Howard
B-2
Mehrl F. Wachter
Delbert Poole
Girard
Byron W. Thompson
Frank R. Smith
Virgini Hy, Miller
John H. Boyer
Hurl Maupin
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Roy D Leatherman
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Chester L. Grove
Wa Ten P. &. Smith
Philip Wertheimer
Wilbur W. Baker
Dorothy K. Lassetter
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Margaret Burgee
Raymond H. Crum
Herman Weener
Joseph J. Nestor
Jason H. Yelton
James R. Stickel
W. C. Strobe
Katherine E. Dutrow
Paul Magaha
Mae D. Waterman
Elis
Melvin H. Derr
L W. Hannawalt
D. W. Baynum
Robert £. Miller
James B. Thomas
Wilbur M. Seeger
R. O. Thomas
Ernest W. Taverner
John Etzler
Robert P. Marsh
Larry Avison
Carroll H. Hendrickson, Jr
George VanFossen
Ralph Corrison
Melvin P. Oden, Jr
Luther Bussard
Edward D. Storm
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Roberts. Rothenhoefer
Chas
K. Heck
Elaine ‘Thomas
William Schnauffer
A. A. Arris
Ray Crabbs
Edwin A. Brookey
A. S. T. Raun
C Thomas Summers
C. W. Gregory
Winifred Kaufman
Philip Mastrino
Raymond G. Gregoire
Guss M Spangier
George D. Biggs
Dorothy E. Keyes
William C. Davis
DeGray Bishop
Joseph
John C. Engle
Harry &. Angleberger
Karl W. Brust
Murray FP. Fox
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Roger RR. Rice
Genera Hammond
E. Ray Wachter
S. Waller Worthington, Jr
Dave Gordon
C. Thomas Summers
Murray F. Fox
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