Seoul Enigma: Ruins, Hope in War-Torn Capital
W F King reports from Seoul where war scars the city yet citizens show quiet cheer. Shops sit empty, printers and technicians are scarce, while U N officials and Americans work to revive the economy. Vendors sell goods to soldiers as lines form for textiles and relief.
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W. F. King
Mal Boyle
Seoul
Korea
Rhee
International Cultural Association of Korea
U. N. Forces
U. S. Marine Corps
U. S
United Nations
U. S. State Department
Economic Cooperation Administration
A Better Job by Frederick Jaycees Voter Campaign
The Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce launches a campaign to mobilize voters for election day in November. They cite declining turnout in Frederick County from 69 percent in 1944 to about 60 percent in 1948 and urge citizens to exercise the democratic privilege.
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Frederick
Italy
Western
Germany
Frederick Jaycees
T Themselves
Ten Classic Novels of 50 Years Past
A column recalls ten best selling novels from 1910s to 1920s including Eben Holden and David Harum by various authors. It questions which survive in memory or attic, noting Booth Tarkington’s The Gentleman from Indiana and the lasting fame of David Harum through radio.
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Eben Holden
Irving Bachellor
Richard Carvel
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Janice Meredith
Paul Leicester Ford
Mary Johnston
Charles Major
Hugh Wynne
S Weir Mitchell
Gentleman
Indiana
Booth Tarkington
Alice
Old Vincennes
Maurice Thompson
Edward Noyes Westcott
David Harum
Fifty Years Ago Spar Hems From The Colum Of The News
GEQ WILLIAM SMITH sold his 145 acre Ballenger turnpike farm to Willis E Fisher of Emmitsburg for 13050 dollars. A large Democratic mass meeting was held at East Patrick street rink with Prof. George Ed Smith on cornet and a My Country Tis of Thee parody. Edward Halley appointed station master at Frederick Junction replacing Frank Miller. Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church held a Hallowe'en party at Kemp Hall with autumn decorations and a music box. B E Phoebus sold his grocery store on West Patrick street to George Perry.
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GEQ
William Smith
Ballenger Turnpike
Willis E Fisher
Emmitsburg
Frederick Junction
Frank Miller
THE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hallowe'en
Kemp Hall
B. E. Phoebus Eas
West Patrick Street
George Perry
Zoning debate highlights Frederick Lions Club meeting
A brief look at Frederick zoning progress was given by Jacob Rohrbach, head of the Board of Zoning Appeals, at a Lions Club gathering. The Water Committee decided to buy a two stage pump from Frederick Iron to boost the city water supply at the spring. Jack Mart, president of Frederick City Bowling, is spotlighted as an ace at Hinton county amid community notes.
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Frederick
Jacob Rohrbach
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lions Club
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Iron and
Fisn Tee! Company
Toque
Ie News
Jack Mart
Frederick City
Hinton County
Maryland Masonry Leader Attends Western Grand Lodges
Grand Master Harry Schroeder and Mrs Schroeder flew from Washington on October 4 to Los Angeles and San Francisco for the 100th anniversary of the Grand Lodge of California, with 39 grand masters and attendees from Canada and Mexico. They later joined the Grand Lodge of Ohio session in Cincinnati on October 18 before returning home. Traffic deaths rise 11 percent in nine months amid 45 million vehicles, with 24,480 deaths reported. Calvary Methodist Leaders Bible Class meets with 87 Reds and 52 Blues in attendance, 210 total, as Clyde Thomas speaks and James Chamblin leads Blue Division next week.
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Harry
United States
Canada
Mexico
San Francisco
Chicago
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Calvary Methodist Church
Chas. V. Main
Clyde Bell
Jesson
Bryan Rice
Clyde Thomas
Charles Myers
Blue Division
James Chamblin
Alek Committee
Washington guards train with bazookas at Camp Ritchie drill
About 25 members of Company A, 118th Infantry Mesment, Maryland National Guard, trained at Camp Ritchie on Sunday with weapons including the bazooka, M-1 rifle, Browning automatic rifle and light machine gun. Lt. Fox stressed familiarity with all weapons, while Lt. Stone and Capt. Cutaail arranged medical support and vacancies for ages 17 to 35. Washington dispatch notes looming questions on Democratic Party control by labor unions ahead of the November elections.
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Comrope A. 118Th Infantry Mesment
Maryland National Guard
Camp Ritchie
Paul L. Crum
Richard A. Fox
Robert &. Stone
115Th Infantry
James A. Cutaail
Washington
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
House
Senate
Great Britain
Metals Cut December 1 Emphasizes Broad NPA Reductions
Washington reports the National Production Authority plans 20 to 30 percent cuts in civilian use of copper, nickel, and aluminum with Dec 1 as the effective date. The exact base period and precise per metal rates remain undecided, but reductions will affect civilian goods from radios and refrigerators to autos and bicycles, excluding military orders.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Halloween Through Twenty Centuries Says Degenerate Holiday
New Raven Conn Oct 31 Sociologists Ralph and Adelia Linton claim Hallowe'en has become a degenerate holiday. They trace its origins from Druids and Samhain through the adoption of All Saints Day by Pope Gregory IV, noting pagan rites and witchcraft influences that shaped Halloween into a night associated with spirits and witchcraft.
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New Raven
Conn
Ralph
Adelia Linton
Hallowe'en
Lintons
Linton
Yale
Druids
Samhain
Society For the Prevention of
Gregory IV
Film Shows Proper Library Use At Hood College
A color educational film titled Help From the Library was shown in Brodbeck Hall at Hood College to teach students library use from assigning a research problem to completion. It features Hood staff and former day students and demonstrates encyclopedias catalogs periodical indexes and pamphlets usage.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Joseph Henry Apple
Miriam R. Apple
Katharine Dutrow
Charlotte Smith
Audrey Callaway Boyer
Vera Keller Crawford
Sarah Safrit Spensard
BRALLOWE EN PARTY AT EAGLES AUXILIARY MEETING
The Ladies Auxiliary to Frederick Aerie No. 1067 of Eagles held a Halloween party on Thursday evening with dance routines by Jamie Faust and Bunny Cramer. Officers and members presented a short dialogue titled a double shot gun wedding featuring Mildred Grimes Marie Martman Lila Showe Roberta Hopkins and others. Refreshments were served.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Frederick Aerie
Eagles
Jamie Faust
Bunny Cramer
Auxiliary
Mildred Grimes
Marie Martman
Lila Showe
Roberta Hopkins
Mildred Kottmger
Ruth Hopkins
Louise Starner
Grace Devilbiss
Mildred Shaffer
Trene
Hood College dormitory heads installed at mass meeting
At Brodbeck Hall a morning mass meeting installed Hood College dormitory presidents. Named were Ann Lich-Hteher, Eleanore Jackson, Joan Reydel, Harriet Thompson, Inez Gulla, Sarah McDuffie, and Elsine Scott, with house assignments Coblentz Hall Shriner Hall Meyran Hall Strawn Cottage Spanish House French House Rayford Lodge.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Theresa Falaguerra
Cooperative Government Association
Ann Lich- Hteher
Coblentz Hall
Eleanore Jackson
Shriner Hall
Joan Reydel
Meyran Hall
Harriet Thompson
St. Strawn Cottage
Inez” Gulla
Spanish House
Sarah McDuffie
French House
Elsine Scott
Rayford Lodge
Buckeystown Homemakers Meet at Mrs Merrie Adams Home
Mrs Merrie Adams hosted the Buckeystown Homemakers with 23 members present on October 20. President Mrs Zimmerman opened with the American's Creed, prayers were read, and an International Relations talk urged members to vote. The group planned a book wagon for Frederick Memorial Hospital and voted donations to several local charities. The next meeting will be November 17 at Mrs Nicodemus's home.
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Buckeystown
Merrie Adams
Wm. Zimmerman
Davis
Buck+ t
Ustown
Brick Yards
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Speech Clinic
Home For the Aged
Children's Aid Society
E. Earle Remsberg
United Nations
Carroll Ausherman
E. R. Nicodemus
Jefferson Evangelical church nuptials for Doris Remeberg and David Ifert
Doris Jean Remeberg and David Eugene Ifert wed at Jefferson Evangelical and Reform church in a candlelit ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with a long train and illusion veil. attendants wore yellow and nile green gowns. A reception followed in the church. the couple plans a trip to Canada and New England. Both families attended and the bridal party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grove after a rehearsal.
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Sankanemia
P. Mm
Jefferson Evangelical and Reformed Church
Doris Jean Remeberg
Norman
Remeberg
Jefferson
David Eugeneffert
Ira D. Ifert
Middletown
G. ¥. Platt
Robert Remsberg
Frances Remsberg
Barbara Remsberg
Ruth Ellen [Fert
Richard Grove
Nancy
Jean Scott
Charles Ifert
Page
Merr! Ifert
Schubert
Herbert
Carlton Rhoderick
Canadas
New England
Frederick High School
Potomac Edison Company
Middletown High School
Lawyer And Aluminum Executive Wed Here
The secret marriage in Frederick three weeks ago of Grace Kanode Llewellyn, a prominent lawyer who served as an assistant prosecutor in Tokyo trials, and Henry Nelson Bliss, an Aluminum Company of America executive working with government affairs for the Washington subsidiary, was disclosed in Washington. The ceremony took place October 10 at Calvary Methodist church chapel, officiated by Rev. Dr. J. Franklin Haas, with a small group of close friends present.
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Frederick
Washington
Grace Kanode Llewellyn
Henry Nelson Bliss
Aluminum Company
Calvary Methodist Church Chapel
J. Franklin Haas
Tokyo
Aluminum Company of America
Aluminum Cooking
Albert Kanode
Marvin Jones
Court of Claims
Myers Sager Wedding at Emmitsburg Saturday
Miss Loretta Ruth Sager and Edward Eugene Myers were married in St. Joseph's Catholic church Emmitsburg on Saturday October 28 at 6 30 p m The ceremony was a double ring rite assisted by Rev Michael OBrien The bride wore white slipper satin with a net yoke and a fingertip veil The wedding party included fall flowers and music by Euphemia Rotering and Guy Baker Jr The bride carried white mums with a white satin ribbon
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Loretta Ruth Sager
Samuel Sager
Taneytown
Edward Eugene Myers
Edward Myers
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Michael O'Brien
Euphemia Rotering
Guy Baker, Jr
Schubert
Wedding of Miss Bertha Sager and Groom in Emmitsburg
Miss Bertha Sager sister of the bride served as maid of honor. Attendants included Francis Topper best man and ushers Allen Myers and Robert Myers. Parents hosted a reception for about 75 guests at the couple's home. The bride works at Westminster Coat Co. and groom at Hanover Shoe Co. in Emmitsburg. They will live in Josephine Steinberg’s East Main street apartment after a short honeymoon.
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Bertha Sager
Francis Topper
Allen Myers
Robert Myers
Westminster Coat Company
Hanover Shoe Company
Emmitsburg
Josephine Steinberg
East Main Street
Daugherty Ayres Wedding Held at Knoxville Home
Miss Mary Kathryn Daugherty and Arlington Ayres were married Saturday evening at the bride's Knoxville home. Rev. David L. Daugherty officiated. The couple plans a southern wedding trip after a reception. Guests included family and friends from Bruns wick, Greencastle, Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg, and Harrisburg.
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Daugher
Mary Kathryn Daugherty
Walter W. Daugherty
Knoxville
Arlington
Ayres
Arlington Ayres
Brunswick
David L. Daugherty
Greencastle
South
Albert Ropp
Betty Moore
Sharon Porter
Helen
Ronald Daugherty
McClain
Edward Daugherty
James Fitez
Nicholson
George Shipe
Jesse Cauffman
June Shipe
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Ward Unger
Monroe Brookshire
Youngstown
Isaac Snook
Mary Hauser
Boonsboro
Kenneth Edwards
Charles Town
Ted Whitacre
Morris Fitzgerald
Martinsburg
Gene Francavilla
Harrisburg
Annie Daugherty
Synod U S Assn Meet Concluded In Maryland
Incumbent officers of the Maryland Synod Sunday School Association were reelected for the coming year by 26 church workers from across the state at the Middletown Zion Church. Officers named include President Rev. Luthe Rhodes and Vice President Rev. I Wilson Kepner.
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Marylan Synod Sunday School Associatio
Lutheran Church
Middletown Zion Church
Satuday
Luthe Rhodes
Washington
I. Wilson Kepner
Baltimore
Id M. Miller
Jacob R. Ramsbur Frederick
W. Fre Mowen
Hagerstown
Roger Gobbel
Donut
Glenn L. Stahl
Theaneytown Church
Mr. Rhodes
Mr. Stahl
Catherine Beck
Trinity Luthera Church
Frances Ahalt
Zion Church
James Wesley
Lutheran Place Memorial Sunday School
Christian Education Committee
Maryland Synod
Howard J. McCarney
The
All Saints Church Observes All Saints Day Services
All Saints church will hold two Holy Communion services on All Saints Day at 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Rt. Rev. Nable Powell, D.D., Bishop of Maryland, will preside at the latter. A Diocesan Women's Auxiliary educational institute follows, with speakers Bishop Powell and Archdeacon Albert H. Lucas.
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All Saints
All Saints’ Church
Nable ¢. Powell
Marylanc
All Saints’ Parish
Ladies of All Saints Church
Powell
Albert H. Lucas
Maryland
John M. Nelson O Eccleston
Hydrogen bomb work still undetermined says AEC chair
Washington October 31 Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission states the United States has not yet determined whether the hydrogen bomb can be made to work.
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Washington
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Unite States
Regains footing as steel market steadies after tumble
New York traders saw the steel market regain footing today after a sharp late decline in the final hour of yesterday's session. The recovery followed renewed demand signals and cautious buying by mills and brokers.
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New York
Bible Quotes On Love And Destiny Echo Shared Bonds
A brief collection of two quotes. The first from Mark 12 33 emphasizes loving God with all heart mind and strength and loving neighbor as oneself surpassing sacrifices. The second lines speak to destiny and interconnected lives, noting that actions toward others return to us.
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