It Pays To Advertise The National Psychological Strategy Board
The National Psychological Strategy Board coordinates government propaganda for overseas consumption, ensuring leaflets and messages are crafted by experts rather than hastily by generals. It reframes propaganda as advertising and aims to outadvertise Soviet messaging, while noting a Russian broadcaster on U S soil.
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National Psychological Strategy Board
U. S
Korea
Russia
Malik
United States
War Rations Improve Soldier Comfort in Korea Drive
The government plans to supply 30 million ration packages for Korean War forces and trainees. A daily five man ration weighs 27 pounds and includes bacon beef ham beef roast pork sausage vegetables fruits candies gum and cigarettes. A light assault ration adds water activated heating tablets and disposable plastic spoons.
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Korea
Maryland Parks Shortage Cited In Seasonal Note
A seasonal note argues Maryland’s state parks and recreation areas are meager despite 6000 acres set aside. Only 41 cabins exist and no truly proper day-trip swimming or boating sites. Access to Elk Neck is poor, Gambrill is hidden, and road links to Route 40 are incomplete, signaling long-term neglect.
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State Department of Forests and Parks
Maryland
Fort Tanoloway
Washington County
Sandy Point Park
Anne Arundel County
Great Wye Oak
Talbot County
Baltimore
Elx Neck Park
Bay
Elk River
Gambrill
High Knob
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick
War reporters recall Happy Holler Hall and apology hour
Risk Md Friday September 8 1056 reports Hal Boyle and Hep py Holler Hall name for a rambling two story base for war correspondents. Cpl George E Plunkard injures hand on maneuvers in Germany. A deed records Buckeystown property sale from Roland L Long to Elbert Cheeks for about 4090 dollars.
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Risk
Boyle
Korea
Don Whiterzad
Ferral Boyle
Ko- Treen
Heppy Moller
Reds
Associated Preas
Hal Boyle
Heppy Holler Hall
Frank Conniff
New York Journal American
Happy Holler Hall
Happy Hunter Hall
Buckeystown
Roland L. Long
Elbert Cheeks
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The Wonimns Of The News
Fifty years ago in September 1900 items note the Spanish cannon loaned to the Key Monument Association to be dedicated soon. The Norfolk-bound gun will be housed at Major Goldsborough's residence temporarily. Adamstown Public School enlarging since 1895 to add rooms and a new stair, while the high school meets at Kraig's Hall. Middletown Bryan Stevenson and Little Club forms with 40 members. officers listed. Peaches and tomatoes plentiful though cornage remains high at 14 to 15 cents a dozen. Tacob Henry Deter, longtime Frederick resident and Civil War veteran, dies suddenly at age 70.
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Key Monument Association
B. and O
Norfolk
Goldsborough
Adamstown
Kraig’s
Middletown Bryan, Stevenson and Little Club
Emory L. Coblentz
Geo. W. Gaver
Chas V. Anders
Wilbur Bowlus
Henry Deter
Frederick
West South Street
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Colummna Of The News
In the primary election Walter E Sinn was nominated for States Attorney on the Republican ticket in a close race with E Austin James Melvin F Shepley nominated for Register of Wills and Charles W Crum for Sheriff Among Democrats Sherman P Bowers won the nomination for States Attorney and William E Miller for Sheriff W Clinton McSherry won in Frederick county for Associate Judge but John 8 Newman carried Montgomery county to gain the nomination While playing in the yard near his home in Mountaindale seven year old Grover L Welty son of Mr and Mrs Chester Welty killed a rattlesnake with a seven foot board before his father arrived Knocked to the ground when he walked in front of an automobile Robert Ford about 14 received cuts and bruises on Carroll Parkway
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Colummna of the News
Walter E. Sinn
E. Austin James
Melvin F. Shepley
Register of Wills
Charles W. Crum
Sherman P. Bowers
William E. Miller
W. Clinton McSherry
Frederick County
John
Newman
Montgomery County
Mountaindale
Grover L. Welty
Chester Welty
Robert Ford
Carroll Parkway
Memo links St Joseph Lead as key in stockpile clash
Washington dispatch details a confidential memo to Congress showing how major minerals firms including St Joseph Lead Company influence policy against domestic mine incentives. It cites control of lead and zinc, foreign holdings, and opposition to bills aiding small producers. It highlights bureau biases and calls for a broader mining census.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
Congress
Rt. Joseph
United States
Munition Board
St. Joseph Lead Company
Park Avenue
New York
F. E. Wormser
Claire Engle
California
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Newmont Mining Corporation
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
United States Smelting, Refining and Mining Company
Newmont
St. Joseph
National Minerals Advisory Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Mines
Thos H. Miller
Jetter
O'Mahoney
Elmer W. Pehrgan
Mine Bureau
Bureau
Elmer W. Pehrson
Public Lands Committees
Pehrson
George F. Weaton
Pennsylvania
Weaton
House
J Hardin Peterson
House Public Lands Committee
Department of Interior
American Tariff League
St Joseph Lead Company
Henry Kaisering
Henry Kaiser
Leon’ J. Keyserling
Conggress
Globe Syndicate
Truman earns critics by call for Marine thrust on Joint Chiefs
The piece argues President Truman’s letter defending the Marine Corps is clumsy and partisan. It cites the House Armed Services committee vote urging Marine representation on the Joint Chiefs, and warns the issue rekindles unification tensions while blaming the president for renewed Navy and Marine friction.
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Washington
Sept
Truman
Marine Corps
Jin’s
House Armed Services Committee
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Vinson
Stalin
Defense Department
Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
General Staff
House Armed Service Committee
Joint Chiefs
Cates
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
English Lesson and Rail Stock Briefs
English lesson notes define expose and mispronunciations while showcasing a daily vocabulary word covetous. Rail stocks remained favored in New York trading as fresh demand pushed the carrier group to a peak unseen since June 1946 per the Associated Press rail average.
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New York
Associated Press
Married in Shamokin PA Miss Eileen Harvey weds Maurice Renner
Miss Eileen Margaret Harvey daughter of Mrs Margaret Harvey Shamokin Pa and the late James Harvey married Maurice Elwood Renner BMC CU S N son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Renner Frederick Route 5 in Lincoln Street Methodist Church Shamokin. The bride wore a white gown with satin bodice net skirt and train and carried a colonial bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Peggy Harvey in blue gown and groom's brother Kenneth Renner as usher. The couple and families attended a reception in the church social rooms.
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Pennsylvania
Eileen Margaret Harvey
Margaret Harvey
Shamokin
James Harvey
Maurice Elwood Renner
BMC/C
Peggy Harvey
Ried
Lester Renner
Frederick
Kenneth Renner
Creagerstown
Jimmy May
Renner
Coal Township
Birthday Party and Community Notices From Middletown Area
Side Glances records a quiet twelfth birthday party for Jack Molesworth in ITZ Washington street with friends. The column notes visits by the Pryors from Florida, nursing school entry for Ruth Bussard Moxley, MIT-Electronics grad Dr Truxal’s move to Purdue, and a Truxal family trip to New Hampshire. Also mentioned are Hood College staff trips, births at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Niagara Falls trips, and Niagara Canada travels, along with anniversaries and the Brunswick birthday of Annie Musgrove, plus Stulls welcoming a son at Frederick Memorial.
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Jack Molesworth
John W. Molesworth
Itz
Washington Street
John Truxal
Boston
Truxal
Andrew G., Truxal
Hood College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
School of Electrical Engineering
Weddings Tie Engle and Beck in Maryland Church
The wedding of Miss Martha Cabanne Beck and Joseph Mc Clellan Engle Jr. occurred Tuesday at St. Mark's Episcopal in Breathedsville with Rev. McKinley officiating. The couple, attended by relatives, will honeymoon in New York City and Atlantic City, and plan a fall wedding for Merilyn Elaine Eckard to J Thomas Moser.
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Engle~Beck
Martha Cabanne Beck
Russell Aubrey Beck
Joseph McClellan Engle, Jr
Joseph M. Engle
Walkersville
McKinley
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Breathedsville
William Johnson
Frederick
Engle
New York City
Atlantic City
Amidee Eckard
East Middletown
Merilyn Elaine
J. Thomas Moser
Wilmer Moser
Near
Middletown
Economic woes shadow Israel as New Year nears
Israeli officials appeal for American aid and prayers to avert a wider conflict as currency devalues and reserves fall. Foreign Minister Sharett warns the ground is burning while Zionist leader Brawdy pledges up to 100 million dollars over three years if a U.S. loan is pursued. Government enacts austere steps and withholds New Year greetings to curb panic. Calendars for 5711 are distributed despite economic strain.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Sharett
Benjamin G. Brawdy
Brooklyn
Zionist Organization of America
United States
Israel
Allotment Bill Signed by Truman for Servicemen Families
President Truman signed legislation granting monthly allotments to families of enlisted servicemen ranging from 88 to 165 dollars. The plan deducts 40 to 80 dollars from the serviceman’s paycheck with the government supplying the rest. The Defense Department requested the measure, which Congress passed on August 31. Korea has more than 100 useable shore anchorages.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Department
Congress
Collateral Forfeitures and Suit Over Car Crash
Collateral forfeitures were imposed before Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith in Peoples Court. Names include Norman Trassle Lorain Ohio Wallace Westfall Frostburg Ernest Morris Frederick Route 2 Dan Andrews Washington Mehrl Hart Myersville William Culver Mystic Conn Alvin Brash ears Adamstown Clarence Winpigler Frederick George Sabo Pittsburgh Mike Yacobozzi Erie Roland Anderson Hyattstown Thomas Corcoran Poolesville. State Troopers Whitney and Mutchner made arrests. Suit entered in Circuit Court by Paul Wisner and State Farm Mutual against Charles Spear over a Route 26 collision near Frederick. Wisner seeks 180.45 plus total 700.00 in damages.
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Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Norman Trassle
Lorain
Wallace N. Westfall
Frostburg
Ernest L. Morris
Frederick
Dan D. Andrews
Washington
Mehrl H. Hartsock
Myersville
William J. Culver
Mystic. Conn
Alvin F. Brashears
Adamstown
Clarence W. Winpigler
East Street
George J. Sabo
Pittsburgh
Mike Yacobozzi
Erie
Roland L. Anderson
Hyattstown
Thomas F. Corcoran
Poolesville
M. J. Whitney
W. A. Mutchner
Paul R Wisner
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Charles Spear
Wisner
Spear
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
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ARTE
Germany
George E Plunkard
Ek Frederick Countian
Felix Plunkard
Plunkard
Landsberg
7030Th
APO 61
N. Y
Washington Daybook
Shaw Gelfieh
Defense Dept
David Lawrence
Wien
Joan Troxell
Frederick Avenue
Norbert van Dinter
Marion Corbet
Charles Corbet
West 14Th Street
William Geisbert
Melvin Haugh
Richard F. Kline
Richard, Jr
Thomas
Magnolia Avenue
Solldey
Bermuda
Princess Hotel
Hamilton
Clinton K. Hughes
Braddock Heights
Florida
St. Petersburg
Atlantic
Arthur A. Greenhut
Upper College Terrace
Vindobona Hotel
Arthur A. Remsberg
Oran Lease
Wilson Place
Mary Kathryn Remsberg
Doris Lease
Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing
Mildred Zern
Leldy Detwiler Zern
Rosemont Avenue
H. G. Benson
West 12Th Street
Elizabeth E. Benson
Gallaudet College
Department of Women
Elizabeth Peet
College
John S. Etzler
Raymond Raser
San Antonio, Tex
Burall-Mainhart
Lester G. Mainhart
New Market
Virginia Eleanora Mainhart
Walter LeRoy Burall
Jesse M. Burall
Calvary Methodist Church
Maurice D. Coblentz
Ethyle C. Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
Vance Thompson
Walter L. Remsberg
Thompson
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fae Gladhill
Charles Gladhill
Edgar D. Flook
Braddock
Cpl
Oscar H. Baugher
Robert Eugene
Baugher
Glenda Boles
Columbia
Cpl. Baugher
Symanion Stitley
Wisner Street
G. O Hendrickson
Urbana
Edwin Plassing
Edwin
George
Ocean City
Salisbury
George Hendrickson
Aubrey Anderson
Wayne
Clarksburg
Jesse Rippeon
John McElfresh
L. H. Hofmann
Lake George
Hofmann
Rippeon
Robert S.tyson, Jr
East Church Street
Herbert E. Brown
Springdale
Conn
Brown
T. Stuart Haller
This City
Howard McGregor
Allentown
Glenn McGregor
F. Russell Young
Wayside
Asheville
N. C
National Lutheran Students Ashram
Karl Luther Mumford
Brunswick Lutheran Charge
Glen Rock
U. S. A. F. Reserve
Mumford
Helen
Joan
Mark
Maidee Beard
Thurmont
Grace
Beard Young
Mrs
Meredith H. Mackley
East
Patrick Street
Roger Pryor
Joseph Pryor
Ruth Bussard Moxley
Frederick Memorial Hospital Nurses’ Training School
Maxley
Harry L . Bussard
Ruth E. Perry
Clara Perry
Jefferson, O
Ohio
North Carolina
Kentucky
Blue Ridge
Great Smokies
Emory Ramsburg
Shirley Rose
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Wilmer Guyton
Burkittsville
Niagara Falls
Canada
Georgetta
Linda
Wilmer Lee
Guyton
Lee Zecher
Millard P. Webber
Knoxville
Robert Keller
D. Grave Horine
Dolores
Philadelphia
A. G. Horine
Brunswick
George H. Bennett
Cambridge
Annie Musgrove
N. F. Crabill
George Holler
Marlene Carey
Ronald Redman
Montreal
Ottawa
George B. Dela
Charles Stull
Mark Philip
The
Pares
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