Suppression of Confucius Texts Aims at Marxist Control
The article argues Mao Zedong may seek to destroy Confucian writings as dangerous to Marxism, likening him to past emperors who burned books. It notes Chi Huang-ti’s earlier attempts, the surviving Confucian influence, and the impracticality of eradicating texts today due to widespread printing. It suggests Mao’s edict could backfire by boosting Confucius interest.
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China
Confucius
Hitler
Stalin
Mao
Chi Hwang-ti
Maos
War of Words Ended September 18 in Maryland
The Associated Press notes the Maryland primary heats up with campaigns in Baltimore city dense with rallies radio speeches and TV appearances. Candidates vie for convention votes shaping nomination by regional units while McKeldin endorses by contrast stalls.
Letter to the Editor on costly stone overpass tone
Joseph F. Rhoderick of Frederick writes criticizing a new Buckeystown road overpass for its expensive stone facing. He argues taxpayers would prefer funds spent on schools or hospitals and questions the State Roads Commission's sense, calling the display of common sense limited.
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State Roads Commission
State Department
Joseph F. Rhoderick Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Sees Items From The News Columns
East Second East Church and East street residents complain of nightly disorder in Shebrow. Police to issue warrants with heavy sentences. Charles W Rouzer writes from China his wounded arm from shrapnel in Tien Tsin. A large water leak undermines Market street pavement near Kemp’s carriage shop. Caroline G Johnson sells 89 West Church Street for 2750 to N M Zentz and buys a house on East Church Street for 2750 from Wm M Hardt. William Harley, B&O night watchman at Lime Kiln crossing, injured when his wooden leg gave way and he fell into a moving freight train.
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East Church
East Street
Charles W Rouzer
Elmer K. Rouzer
Thurmont
Battalion of
Marines
China
Tien Tsin
Walter Main
D. Chester Kemp
South Market Street
Caroline G Johnson
N. M. Zentz
West Church Street
Miss Johnson
Wm. M. Hardt
East Church Street
William Harley
B. and O
Lime Kiln
Harley
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Column Sept 7 1930
The September term of circuit court opened with Samuel H. Rosenstock named foreman of the grand jury. The primary election was underway. Vacancies on the Democratic county ticket were filled at a meeting of the central committee. Emory L. Coblen ts nominated for State Senator Charles R. Harper of Monroe County Treasurer Wil a. Grove was re elected of the committee. Betown Farmers amateur base-
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Samuel H. Rosenstock
Emory L. Coblents
Charles R. Harper
Monro‘se
Wila. Grove
Betown Farmers
Court Maryland Holds Its First Fall Meeting
Court Maryland Catholic Daughters of America held its first fall meeting at the Knights of Columbus home with vice grand regent Barbara Koontz presiding in the absence of regent Florence Little. Gifts of clothing were acknowledged from two southern missions. St Ambrose Study Club resumes next Tuesday at Miss Evelyn Miller's home. a wiener roast is planned for September 21 at Mrs. Carl Franzen's house, with transport from St John’s school at 6 pm. August birthdays to be celebrated by the August birthday group. A rummage sale is set for September 23 at the Farmer’s Market. Jean Evier named chairman and abe will Be aps stated by Mrs. Donald B. Rice and Mrs. dosepa Fr. Eisenbluss.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Barbara Koontz
Florence Little
South
St. Ambrose
St. John's School For Transportation
Jean Evier
Abe
Aps
Donald B. Rice
Dosepa
Fr. Eisenbluss
Industrial tank production speeds up for war effort
Washington Daybook notes rapid mobilization as 15 plants ready to tool for three Army approved tank models the 22 ton light the 37 ton medium and the 60 ton heavy Cadillacs Detroit Arsenal Baldwin Studebaker among others move to full production with delivery expected before spring and crews shifted to meet wartime needs.
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Reed Blaine Washington
America
Army
Cadillac
Detroit Arsenal
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Studebaker
Navy
Air Force
Catholic Daughters and Knights of Columbus Carnival Draws Profits
Rev. Robert A. Borel announced the Catholic Daughters and Knights of Columbus carnival was financially successful. Howard Colliflower and Mrs F J Cook attended. The next Pemting is slated for October.
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Mra
F. J. Cook
Robert A. Borel
Catholic Daughters
Knights of Columbus
Truman's Relittling Of Marine Corps Worst Blunder
Washington criticizes President Truman for belittling the Marine Corps amid Korea fighting. Support cites Marine deeds from Chateau Thierry to Iwo Jima and Tarawa, noting unification law preserved the Marines as a separate service. Lawmakers had urged including the commandant on the Joint Chiefs, countering Truman's stance.
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Religion Migrants Flee Communism In Korea Exodus
In Korea thousands of white clad refugees stream down from mountains fleeing Communist rule. More than 20,000 religious migrants seek worship freedom led by Dr Henry N Park a Princeton educated American trained Korean Baptist minister. They gather with 200 ministers and congregations praying daily for a United Nations victory to return home in peace.
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Bill Boss
Hot Boyte
Korea
Chris Hana
Princeton University
Henry N. Park
Park
United Nations
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for multiple property transfers. Abbott H Rhodes and wife sold 530 Wilson Avenue to Herbert R Staley and wife for about 10000 dollars. Leonard M Tripp sold 10 acres and improvements along Braddock Heights to High Knobd road in Middletown to Ed Raney Young for about 8000 dollars. Albert H Cohen sold a Military Road residence to Loy W Davia for about 8000 dollars. Ralph Koonts sold property on Route 340 west of Jefferson to Ralph Lea Koontz for about 9000 dollars.
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Abbot H. Rhodes
Herbert R. Staley
Wilson Avenue
Leonard M. Tripp
Ed Raney Young
Braddock Heights
High Knobd
Middletown
Albert H. Cohen
Loy W. Davia
Military Road
Ralph ©. Koonts
Ralph Lea Koontz
Jefferson
New York Republicans brace for Dewey renomination clash
Washington reports that Governor Thomas E Dewey seeks a third term with Nixonlike fire on foreign policy while facing Rep Walter A Lynch in Albany The Dems re nominate Senator Herbert H Lehman as expected with Lt Gov Joe R Haney opposing him Deweys campaign may focus on international issues amid GOP claims of Truman administration failure to prepare for war and missteps in the Far East Strong party alignment hints and potential November wins loom for both governor and Senate races
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Truman
Dewey
Albany
Walter A Lynch
Herbert H. Selman
D-Lib
Joe R. Haney
Far East
S. S. Checks Doubling in Value for Maryland Next Month
Washington reports that Maryland social security checks will nearly double next month due to Congress amendments. September payments mailed in October will rise, with 128,300 more Marylanders qualifying for benefits on January 1. Current beneficiaries total 41,941, with monthly payments rising from 852,129 to 1,585,233, plus new covered groups including non-farm self employed and local government workers.
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Washington
Maryland
Forfeits Collateral in Jefferson Street Case
Peter A. Mante of Jefferson street forfeited collateral of 6.45 dollars before Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith in Peoples Court this morning. He had been arrested on a charge of exceeding 38 miles per hour by Sgt Geo F. Paebus.
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Peter A. Mante
Jefferson Street
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Geo F. Paebus
New Houses Discussed By Babson
Roger W Babson of New Boston New Hampshire analyzes the 1950 housing boom and warns about easy government backed credit. He notes risks for buyers and suggests smaller cities offer better value than overbuilt urban markets.
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Roger W. Babson
Boston
N. H
United States
iCopyright Publishers
Fin. Bu. Inc
Catholic orders in Hungary told to cease operations
Hungary’s Presidential Council ordered all Roman Catholic religious orders to stop operations except state approved church schools. About 11,000 monks and nuns outside teaching groups face shutdown within three months. The decree follows the Aug 10 concordat and promises return of eight former church schools for teaching duties.
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Hungary
Supreme Authority
Catholic Church
Catholica
New Books At Artz Library
Artz Library adds several titles including Fifty Years in the Big Leagues by Connie Mack detailing his baseball career and managerial years with the Philadelphia Athletics. Also listed are Franklin I Jordan on practical photo art, The Passion Play Oberammergau official 1950 edition with cast bios, How to Make Gloves by Eunice Close, and The Story of Ernie Pyle by Lee G Miller.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Franklin I. Jordan
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Europe
Eunice Close
Ernie Pyle
Lee G. Miller
Truman reluctant Shangri-La visit cited by Time
Time magazine notes President Truman disliked Shangri-La Franklin Roosevelt’s cabin in the Catoctin Mountains and, amid gloomy weather, delayed his return. Maryland and Frederick County push to reclaim the recreation area from federal control, arguing presidential use kept it federal. Rail shares rise in New York trading offsetting a weaker market. Carrier stocks lead gains, others slip modestly.
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Margaret
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Frederick High Teen Dance Moves to Staley Park
Twenty boys and girls attended the Wednesday night dance at Frederick High School held weekly by the City Recreation Commission. Beginning next week the dances will be held in the building in Staley Park with Mrs. W. W. Corbin as chaperone.
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W. W. Corbin
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Questions And Answers About Names And Vessels
A Q A exchange notes that the Pacific Ocean derives its name from the explorer Magellan who called it Pacific for its peaceful waters. A brig is described as having two masts.
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Pacific Ocean
Magellan
Pacific
Marry Here In Calvary Church
Miss Mary Lucille Snyder and Paul Hammond Beard were married at Calvary Methodist Church with a three o clock ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. J. Franklin Haas. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried a white orchid, with attendants and guests from Frederick and nearby areas. The couple plan a southward wedding trip and will reside in Philadelphia after September 19.
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Russell L. Snyder
North Market Street
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Philadelphia
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Washington Street
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Bouvardia
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Washington
DeKoven
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McCleery’s
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