Impossible To Withdraw In East Speaker Tells Club
Dr. Andrew G. Truxal, president of Hood College, spoke to the Civilian Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He argued withdrawal from the East is impossible, urging realism about Japan and the Far East, and critiquing overidealistic diplomacy while noting U S defense pacts and Eastern strategy. Guests included Frederick and Hagerstown officials. club activities include a County Bowling League team and an essay contest.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood, College
Francis Scott. Key Hotel
Truxal
U. S
Far East
East
Germany
China
Russia
Berlin
Japan
America
Otto von Bismarck
San Francisco
Africa
Philippines
Guam
Spain
Truxel
Robert James
Gwynn Kinsey
Frederick
Hagerstown
Thomas Campbell
Bill Green
Bill Goetze
Louis Ditla
Bob Condon
Mark Dellinger
David D. Gland
Charles T. Manin
Civitans
Community Players Seek 750 Members Drive
Frederick Community Players Inc seeks 750 members as seating at Winchester Hall limits access. Edgar Brown reports the drive to expand active membership for season workshops and ticket allocations. Notable organizers include James Decker Walker Jolliffe Doll Richardson Mensell and Weinberg with many locals and Camp Detrick participants. Say you saw it in The News.
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Frederick Community Players Inc
Winchester Hall
Edgar Brownlow
Community Players
James §. Decker
Walker N. Jolliffe
Jack Doll
Conrad Richardson
Manuel Weinberg
Edna Mensell
Pat Lanner
Players’ Workshop
Mary Watson
Betty Carey
Forrest Lambe
Tom Bailey
Camp Detrick
B. Anne Dodson
Louise Bentz
Richard Martin
Winnie Molesworth
Herman Weener
Edith Hicks
Dick Ray
Stephen Langley
Helen Cline
Mary Rice
Frederick
Gradual Reduction In Potomac Pollution
Potomac River pollution has declined during the Inter-State Commission on the Potomac River’s ten year existence per director Edwin R. Cotton. Major efforts are in Washington and Lake Maryland areas while a long-range plan awaits basin-wide cooperation. Virginia counties Arlington and Fairfax have contracts for primary sewage treatment. Blue Plains plant nearing completion with a sludge drying contract. post-completion, an evaporation unit is planned. Estimated Washington project cost about $13.5 million, taking five to six years.
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Bedford
Springs
Potomac River
Inter-State Commission On the
Edwin R. Cotton
Commission
Washington and Lake
Cotton
Washington
Virginia
Arlington
Fairfax Counties
Blue Plains
Monrovia Man Corrects Reported 25 Inch Cucumber
Howard C. Moxley writes to correct a recent report, stating the cucumber length was 14 inches. He apologizes for the writing error and clarifies the record.
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Howard C. Moxley
Monrovia
Four B Vitamins Found In Tobacco
New York report reveals tobacco contains four B vitamins including thiamine B-1 pantothenic acid and riboflavin rather than nicotine. The vitamins reach the body when smoking or inhaling and are noted as part of a symposium on tobacco chemistry though not a source for daily vitamins.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Possible Antidote for Grey Hair Fails
The text notes a potential remedy for grey hair that did not succeed. It states that nicotinic acid is the most abundant substance, with the others present in much smaller amounts.
Appeals From Fines Of 175 Dollars In Frederick Court
A motorist paid guilty to drunken driving in Peoples' Court, facing a 175 dollar fine. A 25 dollar fine for reckless driving was also appealed. Millyard, arrested August 28 near Patrick and Court streets, testified unsteadiness and intoxication earlier that evening. Other witnesses offered conflicting accounts of sobriety. Millyard's defense argued for jail turnkeys to testify. The case proceeds as appeals are filed and local officials recount the incident. General Eisenhower’s presidential petition was noted in nearby political activity. Lions Club proceedings covered life challenges speaker Rev. Franklin Brose and plans for a Halloween parade and dance.
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Frederick
Wa F
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples’ Court
Gordon Harold Millyard
Patrick Street
Millyard
City
Harlan DeGrange
Charles W. Magaha
State Police
Patrick
Court Streets
Court Street
Magaha
Lions Club
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Franklin 2. Brose
Mercersburg
Lawrence Dorsey
Ben Hartley
Roland Eizler
Mount Pleasant
Nieman A. Brunk
West Surrenders in New York Basketball Scandal
Zip West, labeled a fixer in a major college basketball bribery case, surrendered in New York. He was detained under $50,000 bond and charged with bribery and conspiracy. The report notes his claim of exhaustion from lying and references his alleged role in illicit payments and fixed games.
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West
New York
Scanda
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U. S. Navy
L. V. Hardin
Medical Supply Corps
USN
Mildred L. Hardin
East Third Street
Medical Corps
U.S. Naval Hospital
Yokosuka
Hardin
Korea
Minha
Markell & Ford
Edwin F. Nikirk
Eisenhower
Oregon
Ike Salem
Ore
Mark Hatfield
General Dwight Eisenhower
Hatfield
Pearre
Hospital Aid, Inc
Firestone
Refrigeration Service
Exyvert Refrigeration Mechanic For
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Frederick, Md
E. Patrick Sr
Kay McDowell
North Market ST
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Bell's Millinery
the Best Makers
Bell’s Millinery
Prescription
Norge and Crosley
Storm & Shipley
Sterling
Normandie
Wallace
Peel
Rose Parte
Wallace Sterling
Remsberg’s Key Hotel
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