Sympathy For Victims Of Brain Washing
Washington Aug 31 The man who coined brain washing Edward Hunter argues Americans should have far more sympathy for victims of Communist mental and physical bullying He describes brain washing as indoctrination plus psychology plus evangelism threats and violence He warns that prisoners can be forced to confess and notes his new edition of The Calculated Destruction of Mens Minds due next month
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Washington
Saic
Edward Hunter
Red
China
Hunter
Far East
Union Bridge notices of pastors, weddings, moves and service members
Union Bridge community notices list pastor Rev. Paul Fike leaving for a Roanoke Virginia church with wife and son David, convalescing Mrs. Walter Reese after surgery, a 12 day New England motor trip by Raymond Wright and Kenny, Maurice McDaniel visiting New Windsor, Mrs. Earl Darnell visiting Clemsonville, William Main Jr and family moving from Miami to Mt. Union Roger Roop farm, Roop family occupying Mrs. Bessie Bullock home in New Windsor, Shirley Roop to marry Sherrill Cheeks at Union Bridge Church of the Brethren next Sunday, Kitty Booker nurse visiting Mt. Union, Hester Pittinger of Washington visiting, Flater Ecker and cousin Gary Ind visiting, Carl Fink enlisting for Army and heading to Camp Meade, Richard Pfoutz transferring from Sampson AFB to Keesler AFB, Pvt William E Furry completing basic at Fort Lee and inducted into Army May 21.
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Union Bridge
Paul Fike
Edgewood
Beaver Dam
Sams Creek
Church of the Brethren
David
Roanoke
Walter Reese
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond K. Wright
Kenny
New England
Maurice McDaniel
New Windsor
Earl Darnell
Rolla
Kansas
Truman Myers
Clemsonville
William Main, Jr
Miami
Fla
Roger Roop
Mt. Union
Roop
Bessie Bullock
Shirley
Sherrill Cheeks
Kitty Booker
Harrisburg
James Bookers
Hester Pittinger
Washington
Carroll Pittinger
Pittinger
Flater Ecker
Gary
Ind
Carl Fink
Lee Fink
Camp Meade
Richard C. Pfoutz
Monroe Pfoutz
Sampson Air Force Base
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
William E. Furry
Paul Furry
Quartermaster Replacement Center
Fort Lee
Army
Ann Warthen
Baltimore
Rudolph Warthen
Frank W. Weant
John Moriarity
Winchester
Mass
Moriaritys
Newpee States
William Topper
East Main Street
Upton
Carl
Melvin
Billy
Wayne Krom
Harry Fleagie
Richard Ohler
Taneytown
Virgie Ohler
Barbara
Thomas Fox
Keysville
Vivian Topper
Donald Topper
Marguerite Toye
Johnstown
St. Anthonys
Gary Troxell
M. Frank Rowe
Troxell
Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Philip Bower
Doris Hedges
Albert Hedges
Littlestown
Immitsburg
Paul Virbal
Virbal
Frank Fitzgerald
Jerome Peters
Guy Baker
Peters
Frank Myers
Milton
Andrew Eyster
Myers
Nellie Pryor
Here
Charles Wivell
U. S. MC
Chincoteague
Roy Wivell
John Kerr
Hagerstown
Mary Jane Scott
Harry Scott
Mary Kessler
Seton Institute
James Kessler
Charles Fuss
Edward Clingan
Francis X
American Legion
VFW
Charles J. Rowe
The
Legion
Allen Bouey
Everett Chrismer
Allen Davis
Sterling Goulden
Joseph Geiselman
Charles Harner
Thomas Harbaugh
Eugene Rodgers
Louis Rosensteel
Wilbur Rentzel
William Rodgers
Andrew Shorb
Edgar Wastler
Paul Hamerick
Lumen Norris
Louis Stoner
Kenneth Bond
George Rosensteel
Richard J. McCullough
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jacob D. Adams
Harry Tom McNai
DePaul Street
Clarke
Mount St. Marys College
Lawrence B. Dunn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Charles B. Dickey
Salisbury
Thomas J. Frailey
J. Earl Eider
Pittsburgh
Genevieve R. Eider
Myrtle Fiscer
Greenmount
Eider
Waynesboro Road
Guy A. Baker, Jr
Sterling Peters
U. S. Army
Baker
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsbure High School
Edith
Mary ‘Leng
Helen Martin
Atlantic
Georgie
Cork
Ireland
Irish Sea
England
London
Guests of Mrs Burrier at Mt Pleasant Guild Meeting
The Women's Guild of Mt Pleasant Reformed Church met at Mrs George E Burrier's home with eleven members one visitor and new member Mrs Herman Lochner present. The program title The Bible Speaks to Us Today About our Brothers in Africa was discussed along with hymns scripture prayer and an educational segment. A booth for the fair was planned and refreshments were served. Next meeting is Sept 30 at Mrs John Bartier's home.
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William Anderman
George Barker
Oda Filler
Filler
John Bar- Tier
Emmitsburg Social Notes From Local Families
Emmitsburg and nearby communities record a weekend of visits and birthdays. John F. Kelly and George L. Wilhide celebrated 82nd and 52nd birthdays respectively. Numerous relatives and friends gathered for dinners and outings while service members and students were noted. The Mount St. Mary’s campus updates, local baptisms, and travel of residents across Maryland and beyond are also highlighted.
New Market Grange plans farm emergency program
New Market Grange via its Farm Emergency CD Committee outlines a prepaidness program with the Federal Civil Defense Administration and Maryland Civil Defense Agency. The plan covers food and dairy protection, farm livestock security, power and communications, fuel and parts, mobile motor pool, evacuee housing, and community self protection, with eleven directors and bi monthly meetings.
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
Washington
New Market Grange
Farm Emergency
CD Committee
Department of the New Market
Grange 362
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
New Market Grange Hall
Siegfried Goetze
New Market District
New Market Town
Baltimore
Farm Emergency CD Committee
Walter FE. Burall
Soil Conservation District
Frederick County Farm Bureau
L. H. Crickenberger
New Market Civil Defense
Maryland State Grange
Frederick Wfmd
Samuel S. Hollingsworth
C. W. Kent
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Kenneth B. McGolerick
Wm. Franklin Smith
New Market
Bruce Crum
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Lucian Falconer
William J. Wilcom
Divorce Granted for Helen Myers in Frederick
Mrs Helen Louise Myers of 112 Jefferson Street Frederick has been granted an absolute divorce from Roland Lee Myers. The court ordered costs of the proceedings and noted the defendant’s death was by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. Edwin F Ni jkirk represented the complainant Jane E Austin, with James the defendant.
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Helen Louise ’ Myers
Jefferson Street
Frederick
Roland Lee Myers
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Edwin F. Nijkirk
Jane E. Austin James
Widening Maple Avenue Entrance Under Way in New Windsor
Work begins to widen Maple Avenue at High Street after borough buys land from Dr. E Reese Wilkins and Mr and Mrs E C Nusbaum to allow fire hydrants and a water main. New ordinance approved to remove health and safety hazards from structures. posted at Town Hall. Class of 1928 New Windsor High School held 25th anniversary picnic. 31 attended at Mr and Mrs Charles Hess. Norman Nail injured with a broken collarbone on the job last week. Mr and Mrs C E Nusbaum enjoyed a weekend cruise to Norfolk. Alton Munshaur of Norfolk, Va will sail Sept 11 for Algiers, Africa. Mr and Mrs Walter Harman and Mrs Charles Harmar with Mrs Neil Slyer toured to Berkeley Springs and visited Cacapon State Forest.
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James Martin
Gettysburg
Martin
Emmitsburg
English
Belgium
Holland
Rhine
Weisbaden
Germany
Austria
Venice
Maly
Naples
Mediterranean
Capri
Italy
Switzerland
France
le Havre
New York
Mount St. Mary's
Gilbert L. Oddo
William Fitzgerald
California
Loyola College
Bernard S. Kaliss
the Mount
Sorbonne
University of Bordeaux
Paul F. Conway
Troy
N. Y
Siena College
Charles C. Curtin
University of Pittsburgh
Mount
James C. McKeon
Elizabeth
N. J
Mount St. Mary’s College
Helen Martlin
Baltimore County
Doris Ziebell
Ambrose Coll
Dry Bridge
Harry Gearhart
Philadelphia
Cool
Lynn Shorb
Blue Ridge Summit
Robert L. Topper
Louise Rosensteel
Roy Baker
McGregor, Tex
Emmett Bic- Cleaf
Fairfield
Edward Stau
Clarence Brown
Lantz
Thomas Wilhide
George
L. Wilhide
George Dannerlare
Atlantic City
N.S
Joseph Wiveil
Warren Gelwicks
Eugene
Albert Gelwicks
Pittsburgh
Jean Topper
Elizabeth McCullough
Baltimore
Donald Miller
Mays Landing
Joseph H. Elliot Land
Euphemia Rothering
May Welty
Longview Nursing Home
Manchester
Louis Stoner
Clyde Eyler
Welty
Kenneth Kugler
M. Luther Kugler
Henry A. Wivell
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
New Windsor
Maple Avenue
High Street
E. Reese Wilkins
E. C. Nusbaum
New Windsor High School
Charles Hess
Norman Nail
C. E. Nusbaum i
Alton Munshaur
Algiers
Africa
Walter Harman
Charles Harmar
Neil Slyer
Berkeley Springs
W. V
Cacapon State Forest
Weekend Visits and Travels in the Region and Beyond
A roundup of local residents and families traveling, visiting relatives, and attending events. Items include Mrs. Englnc and Jane in Rosedale NJ, Bowmans’ 9,000 mile West trip, Gill convalescing at Lease home, Ladies Drill Team prize, Bixlers’ Williamsburg trip, Christy cousins in Beaver, Lambert and Burkholder families motor trip to Virginia, Wantz weekend at Grover, Hulls in Detroit with Niagara Falls stop, Barbara Chesser visiting Nail, Sporesein Europe tour, Smiths visiting Haines and Hillard, Rowe-Selby reunion, Thompson visiting Smelser in Cincinnati, Skinner moving to Fails Church, Roop to occupy Skinner home, Harman vacation Ocean City, Merritt Robertson hosts Mixed Bridge Club.
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Lake
Old Castle
Prospect View
Joseph F. Englnc
Jane
Rosedale
N. J
Elmer Hummer
New Windsor
Civil Service
Cletus I Bowman
Lester F. Grossnickle
Johnsville
West
Long Beach
Fresno
Palo Alto
Calif
Portland
Ore
Wenatchee
Wash
Quinter
Kan
States
Mexico
Charles Gill
Baltimore
Samuel Lease
Liberty Road
Granville Bixler
Williamsburg
Virginia Beach
William Christy
Beaver
Ralph Geer
Russell Lambert V
Alice
Winfield Burkholder
Virginia
Walter Wantz
Norman Nail
Randall Sporesein
Europe
Francis Hoffman
Flint
Mich
William Hoffman
H. W. Smith
Brunswick
W. Q. Haines
Jean Hillard
Texas
Cullen Barnett
Harvey Haines
Airy
W. O. Haines
Pine Mar
Marie Thompson
Paul Smelser
Cincinnati
Odds And Ends Enjoyed A Roosevelt At Affairs of State
A Mountain Theater crowd Saturday night enjoyed Affairs of State with spontaneous laughter and belted cheers. A couple in row E whispered about paying a baby sitter, while Roosevelt laughter and merriment drew smiles from spectators and players alike. In a separate yard scene on Rockwell Terrace a mother cardinal shielded her fledglings from a blue cat, a blue jay, and a squirrel as birds and a rabbit lingered near a sundial amid a lively backyard tableau.
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Roosevelt
Mountain Theater
Blue Jay
Rockwell Terrace
Retiring Col Ray Randall Plans October Farewell
Col Ray mond Randall of Camp Detrick Biological Laboratories will retire after 33 years in the Army Veterinary Corps. At 67, he moves to Walter Reed Hospital for a civilian role, ending a career spanning World War I service in France, vaccine development, and leadership at the Army Veterinary School in Washington.
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Raymond Randall
Camp Detrick Biological Laboratories
Army Veterinary Corps
Veterinary Corps
France
Medical Department Research Corps
Philippines
Panama
Army Veterinary School
Washington, D. C
Col
Randall
Col. Randall
Walter Reed Hospital
Letterman Hospital
California
United States
Col.Standall
Harvard University School of Public Health
Rockefeller Foundation
Navy
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Minn
Rannall
Frederick
Randalls
Chevy Chase
United Nations Rejects Asian Arab Complaint
United Nations Security Council refused to consider an Asia Arab petition alleging that the French Moroccan situation threatens world peace. Seven votes were required. Russia Nationalist China Lebanon Pakistan Chile voted for. United States Britain France Colombia Denmark opposed. Greece abstained. The issue moves to General Assembly for fuller discussion in its opening session.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Russia
China
Lebanon
Pakistan
Chile
United States
Britain
France
Colombia
Denmark
Greece
General Assembly
Assembly
Traffic halt planned on Maryland toll bridges for air raid test
Maryland to stop traffic on Chesapeake Bay Susquehanna Potomac and Patuxent River bridges during a week of air raid test alerts. Vehicles should cross quickly when alert sounds. The other line gives housekeeping advice about ironing and shirt collars.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Susquehanna
Potomac River
Patuxent River
Charles Oland will probated in Orphans Court
The will of retired farmer Charles D. Oland probated in the Orphans Court leaves a substantial estate for the immediate family. The Buckeystown farm of 150 acres goes to wife Delma for life, with an automobile to her. executors may sell farming gear. One third of the non farm net goes to the wife, remaining two thirds funds various children with specific sums and equal shares, plus a codicil to divide a son’s share among his children. Co-executors named are Mrs. Delma Oland and Lewis M. Sponseller. The will is dated 1949 with a 1952 codicil.
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Charles D. Oland
Buckeystown
Delma P. Oland
Oland
Alferno O. Day
Silver Spring
Katherine O. Routzahn
William
Routzahn
June O. Best
Preston Best
Jean O. Hahn
Margaret Oland
Day
Nell Virginia Miller
Best
James Oland
Jean QO. Hahn
Bruce
Annabelle Oland
Parsons Newman
Byron W. Thompson
Margaret May
Carolyn Kiracofe
Day held on $3000 bond for jury action in break in case
Donald Austin Day 25 of Frederick Route 2 released on $3000 bond for grand jury action on charges of breaking into a neighbor's home and stealing items valued over $500. Investigated by State Troopers Basore and Kreisinger, he allegedly entered Roy A. Stephens's Reel's Mill Road home about 14 times from June 2 until shortly before his arrest. Items included a stove grill motor and vacuum cleaner. Day admitted taking several articles and police seek the remaining items. Entry was via a forced window. KOOGIE REUNION held August 16 at the Mary and Lester Renner home in Dover with attendance from Frederick Annapolis and Baltimore. Officers elected: president Mrs Paul F Koogle, VP Mrs Donald F Dawson, secretary Mrs Keefer Koogle, treasurer Mrs Charles F Koogle. Brenda Kohr provided accordion music.
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Donald Austin Day
Frederick
Route 2
Day
Harold L. Basore
Philip Kreisinger
Roy A. Stephens
Mill
Stephens
Washington
Koogie
Mary
Lester Renner
Dover Pa
Renner
Frederick M
Amanda A. Koogie
Annapolis
Baltimore
Paul F. Koogle
Donald F. Dawson
Viice
Keefer .Koogle
Charles
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Mark Wolfe
York
Ray Topper
Frank Bouey
Nancy
Altoona
Sara Lawrence
John F. Kelly
George L. Wilhide
Farmers State Bank
Mary Louise Jordan
Barbara Rosensteel
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Andrew Jordan
Robert Jordan
Fort Devens
Sharrer
Poole
Libertytown
Milo Downey
College Park
Wilhide
Stephen Wilhide
Pooles
Helen Bushman
Charles Bushman
Bushman
Emmitsburg High School
Charles Hemler
Felix Hemler
Sterling Hemler
Oxford
Walter Crouse
Susan
Lamberson
J. William Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Arlington Cemetery
Detrick
John W. Fitzpatrick
Camp Detrick
Warren Dorsey
Luke Murray
Odds and Ends
Clarence Schultz
Walter E. Burail
E. Hall
Henry R. Shoe
Civilian Defense Committee
Edward F. Holier
LeRoy Burail
Hershel D. Newsom
L. Wcrickenberger
Ernest Maker
U. N
Charles Oland
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