Big Ten Tests TV Teasers For Football Games
The Big Ten plans to televise select football games to theaters this fall, broadcasting live from stadiums to Detroit and Chicago venues with a hoped price of about a dollar to a dollar and a half. If successful, about 400 theaters nationwide could show Saturday games with gates potentially reaching two million. The move reflects a broader struggle of television's impact on sports and the hope it can coexist with traditional attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moet
Big Ten
Michigan
Detroit
Illinois
Chicago
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The Column Of The News
Major E Y Goldsborough reports the Spanish cannon loaned to Frederick shipped this week and arriving soon. James O Horne presented James S Glessner a grape vine twig bearing Niagara grapes weighing eight pounds. At a Key Monument Association meeting officers were elected. Frederick County will be well represented at the Bryan demonstration at the Morgan's Grove Fair. The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company moves lines to a new office with a metallic circuit system promising better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Goldsborough
Naval Station
Norfolk
Frederick
James O. Horne
James S. Glessner
Park Hotel
KEY Monument Association
Wm. Carrely
John Francis Smith
Charles Doll
John H. Grove
Chas Fisher
William Griffin
Frank
Austin Baughman
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
The Frederick County committees for drought relief believed banks in Frederick County offered ample credit for legitimate needs and hoped not to seek outside help to tide farmers over drought induced laws. Interlocutory wedding notices appear, naming Howar ixort and William Mere, reflecting local society pages.
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The
News
Frederick County
Drouth Relief
Drouth
Howar Ixdort
William Mere
Boyle In Korea By BILL ROSE
A WW II style dispatch from Korea recounts isolated American troops cutting off Reds near the Naktong river bulge, air-dropped supplies, and improvised beer as water substitute. It notes GI laundry signs in English everywhere, a makeshift news booth beside a window, and a cow’s wink during a field report.
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Bill Rose
Hal Boy
Korea
United Nations
Naktong River Bulge
Situa
South Korea
Olds Center
Tokyo
United States
Oto
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office detailing several property sales. Earl F Hargett sold to Ray M Watkins a residence on Frederick avenue for about 16000. Byron Jordan sold to William Charles MacKenzie 81 acres with improvements along Tanertown Emmitsburg road near Bridgeport for around 15. Arthur D Lambert sold to Thomas E Stribling and Mannett Remsberg the property at 249 East Church street for about 1700. Ralph W Miller sold to Charles O Masemore a property on Blue Ridge Avenue for around 540. Howard T Wheeler sold to Alfred R Howard a Brunswick property for about 3500.
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Earl F Hargett
Ray M Watkins
Frederick Avenue
Byron Jordan
William Charles MacKenzie
Tanertown-Emimmitsburg Road
Bridgeport
Emmitsburg
Arthur D Lambert
Thomas E R
Stribling and Mannett Remsberg
East Church Street
Ralph W. Miller
Charles O Masemore
Blue Ridge Avenue
Thurmans
Howard T Wheeler
Alfred R Howard
Brunswick
30,000,000 Board Feet Of Lumber Destroyed
San Francisco reports vast wildfire losses across California with Stanislaus National Forest alone losing about 30 million board feet over 14 000 acres. Sailors lumbermen and volunteers fought more than 100 fires as timber losses rise amid soaring prices since the Korean War began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
AX Sailors
California
Stanislaus National Forest
Humbold County
Oregon
San Diego County
Entire Division To Move Through State Through Maryland
The 43rd Infantry Division, a New England National Guard unit called into Federal service for the Korean crisis, will move through Maryland in three convoys Thursday through Saturday. About 1,052 trucks carry personnel and equipment en route to Camp Pickett, Virginia, with police escorts handling traffic. The first convoy reaches Fort Meade Thursday evening after a stop at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Soldiers will be billeted at Fort Meade and fed before continuing to Camp Pickett.
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Fort Meade
43Rd Infantry Division
New England National Guard
Maryland
Camp Pickett
Fort Dix
N. J
New Recoilless Rifle Stirred Observers in Tests
Washington reports a new recoilless rifle progressing toward mass production after successful tests. The weapon, a cousin to the 75 mm gun used by UN forces, is described as highly mobile with rapid loading and versatile firepower against troops, pillboxes, tanks, and even aircraft. Witnesses say it could equal a World War II artillery platoon in firepower, and one observer noted the intense reaction after demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Reed Blaine Washington
Size End
Preventive War and United Nations Policy Debate
Washington commentary contrasts preventive war with actions to avert war and criticizes Congress and the Truman administration for unclear policy. It argues Communist China and the Soviet Union aid to North Korea requires decisive U.N. action, condemns appeasement, and notes U.S. hesitation over Formosa patrols as the North Korean conflict drains Allied forces. The piece urges informed public pressure to resist Communist aggression.
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Washington
Congress
United States
United Nations
Europe
Asia
China
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
United Navas
Russia
Soviet Union
North Korea
Korean
Soviet
Council of the United Nations
U.N
U. N
Korea
United States Navy
Straits of
Formosa
South Korea
Truman
Found Guilty of Assault in Peoples Court Morning
Russell Creager of near New Midway was convicted of assault and battery before Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith in Peoples Court this morning and paid a fine and costs of 87 dollars. The case arose after a warrant secured by William H. Rippeon. Rippeon also of near New Midway had accused Creager of harming his son James F. Rippeon on August 23. Bernard C. Summers of Monrovia was found guilty on two motor vehicle violations and paid fines and costs totaling 7.50 dollars, with arrests by State Trooper H P. O'Brien for operating without a windshield wiper and dealer’s tag violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Creager
New Midway
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Paul B. Rhoads
Creager
William H. Rippeon
Rippeon
James F. Rippeon
Bernard C. Summers
Route 1
Monrovia
Smith
Route 49
Jug Bridge
H P. O'Brien
Earl B. Kolb
Chepas R
Cephas
New Brighton
Melvil D. Wright
Cumberland
Lennis J. Wall
Baltimore
Kenneth P. Lloyd
Akron
Oscar T Lingle, Jr
Salisbury
N. C
Clarence J. Howard
Cleveland
Denzil E. Sargent
Burlington
N. J
Kenneth W. Dawson
Black West South Street
Henry G Cussman, Jr
Washington
O Brien
R. A. Myers
M. J Whitney
T. F. Snyder
R. 0. Six
W. K. May
Anti-Commie Law Passed At Cumberland
Cumberland voters approved an ordinance banning the sale or distribution of Communist publications on streets. The law requires Communists in the city to register at City Hall. The 90 minute council session was marked by protests and cheers as Philip Frankfeld opposed the measure and Thomas B. Finan defended it amid veteran group support.
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Harold H Velde
Minois
FBI
Welie
Chaterman
American Medical Association
AMA
Wisconsin
Andy Biemiller
Welde
East Meris
Vienna
Austria
Tangiers
North Africas
Belrinm
Malaya
Globe Syndicate
Cumberland
City Hall
Philip Frankfeld
Maryland District of Columbia
Picayune
Thomas B. Finan
The
American Legion
Veterans’ Organizations
Albany Nominates Lynch In Democratic Rally For Governor
The Albany county faction pushes Rep Walter A Lynch of the Bronx as Democratic governor hopeful while Gov Thomas E Dewey seeks a third term. Rochester hosts the Democratic state convention with Lynch backed by Daniel P F OConnell and a push to contest the nomination against Ewing. Republican Lt Gov R Hanley seeks US Senate against Len Lehman as the party meets in Saratoga Springs with Dewey unopposed for a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A Lynch
Bronx
Albany County
Dewey
Rochester
Saratoga Springs
Goy Doe R. Hanley
U S
Len Herbert H Lehman
Lynch
Daniel PF. O'Connell
Oscar R. Ewing
Maryland reports ideal growing weather in much of state
Maryland crop and weather experts report ideal growing conditions across most areas through Sept 1. West of Chesapeake Bay and coastal shore areas showery and hot humid weather, while southern and central shore regions suffer rainfall shortages. Harvests progress include tomatoes cantaloupes watermelons and early tobacco with good apple crops and peach harvest near completion. Forecasts through Sept 10 call for slightly cooler temperatures and likely rain Friday in southern sections.
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College Park
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
University of Maryland Extension Service
Cereus Blossoms At Yingling Residence
Friends and neighbors of Mr and Mrs Jesse R Yingling at 124 North Market street watch their night blooming cereus. The first bloom appeared Sunday night and another on Tuesday. The plant stands about four feet tall, is potted, and kept indoors each winter. It bloomed last year and surprised growers by blooming again so soon.
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Jesse R. Yingling
North Market Street
Yingling
Weddings Bring Together Fitzhugh Botkin and More
A string of local weddings introduces the community as Grace H Fitzhugh and Murray R Botkin wed in Walkersville with Rev Koontz Helwig officiating. Elsie Repp and Richard Myers marry in York with a large family presence at St John’s Church and a Vindobona reception in Braddock Heights. Additional nuptials include Lilian Metz and Milton Robinson in York, Mary V Bange and Russell Grimes in Linwood, Phyllis Kessler and Guy Kessler in Emmitsburg, Betty Hatmaker and Joseph Mayne in New Market, and more couples beginning married life across Frederick area churches and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotkin—Fitzhugh
Grace H. Fitzhugh
Mountaindale
Murray R. Botkin
Koontz Helwig
Walkersville
Herbert J. Beck
Camp Detrick
John W. Fultz
Frederick
George J. Furey
Watertown
Mass
Nancy H. Stick
York
Robert L. Davis
Hood College
Robinson
University of Delaware
Newark
Canada
Grimes—Bange
Mary V. Bange
Union Bridge
Russell R. Grimes
Reisterstown
Samuel Harley
Linwood
Calvin Lawrence
New Windsor
Middle Western States
Kessler—McCleat
Phyllis McCleat
Robert McCleat
Fairfield
Guy Joseph Kessler
James Kessler
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmits_burg
Michael O'Brien
Susan Neely
Fairield
Leonard Kessler
Fairfield High School
United Telephone Company
Fairfield Exchange
Emmitsburg High School
United States Navy
Miller
Woodbine
Flower Show To Feature Variety And Arrangement In Frederick
The Garden Club of Frederick schedules a fall flower show at Francis Scott Key Hotel from 3 to 9 pm Tuesday. Helena Stauffer chairs the club, with Virginia Miller leading as general chair. Fifty plus classes include horticultural and arrangement divisions with entries by invitation in three arrangement categories. Entries must be exhibitor grown for horticultural classes. bowls limited to five inches. judging emphasizes horticultural excellence.
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Garden Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Helena Stauffer
Virginia Miller
Sam W. Maples
T Stuart Haller
Mary Maulsby
Charles McC. Mathias
F. Earle Shriner
Garden Club
Robert L. Warfield
G. Hunter Bowers
W.A. Riddell
R. W. Baer
T. Stuart Haller
R. E. Town
Zonta
Tasker's Chance Garden Club
Mt. Airy Garden Club
Needlework Guild
Frederick County
Parsons Newman
Garden Club of Frederick
E. D. McCain
Enrollments Reported For City Schools
4000 students listed in city schools across Lincoln Elementary and High School and associated grades. Principals and teachers noted with class counts from first through twelfth grades. Total enrollment shown as 514 in this excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred K. Henderson
Pauline Lippy
Lincoln Elementary
Charles E. Henson
F. Elizabeth Browne
Margaret E. Lee
Edna B. Dykes
Edith C Hull
Nicholas £. Leakins
Sladys C. Boyer
Claude R. DeLauter
Mary E. Thomas
Elinor M. Brown
Catherine D. Williams
Frances Hack
Barbara Southall
Gwendolyn B. Henson
Ruby Patterson
Overdose Of Drugs At Birth Linked To Disorders
State College Pa Sept 8 Suggestive evidence was offered that certain nervous disorders and mental retardation in children may stem from overdoses of drugs given mothers during childbirth. Dr R F Becker of Philadelphia discussed guinea pig experiments showing lack of oxygen at birth can injure the infant’s nervous system and alter development. He noted overdosing drugs to ease delivery is a known cause of asphyxiation and described experimental methods to disrupt oxygen supply. The aim was to see if behavior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
R. F. Becker
Philadelphia
Guinea Plas
Butler Says Clarity Of Purpose Lacking
Baltimore September statements by John Marshall Butler critique the Korean affair and the Democratic administration. He argues 18 years of support for the national leadership ended in a bankrupt nation and calls government confusion a trademark. He denounces war handling and urges recognition of danger without betrayal of unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Marshall Butler
Butler
U. S. Senate
Korea
United States
Changes in animals from birth oxygen deprivation
Observations show nervous system changes develop later in life due to lack of oxygen at birth. Noted damage includes brain nerve cells and an impact on neural tissue.
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the News
Boyle
Washington Daybook
Ruaman
Dean Acheson
GOP
Acheson
New York
Frederick J. Dreyfuss
Cedarhurst
Adolph Restenberg
David Lawrence
Albany
Thomas EB
Theodore Stotler, Sr
Theodore Brenton Stotler, Jr
Betty Lorraine Hoffman
Bolivar
W. Va
Stotler
Weverton
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