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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1947
Page
4
Mediterranean Dilemma Shapes Early Geographical Era
An overview notes the Mediterranean as a vast ancient sea encircling half the globe. It highlights U S foreign policy tensions with Egypt, Sudan, and the Suez, along with Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia receiving arms and credits from Moscow or the United States. The piece cites Italian French financial peril and UN inquiries into Thrace frontier incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Egypt
United States
Mod
Alr
Sudan
Suez
Siate Department
Italy
France
Spain
United Nations
Syria
State Department
U. S. Navy
Greece
Turkey
Albania
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Tito
LA. 5
Broscow
Thrace
United Nations Committee
Compensations Beyond Cash, by BK. A. Lufburrow
The author argues wages are only part of compensation and that true value includes non monetary benefits. He urges workers to recognize these blessings and to analyze overall returns beyond cash remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luf
Lufburrow
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Sept 10 1897 reports a caif frightened and struck a barber shop with no damage. Brunswick town council meets resignations of Clerk Kirby I Rinker and Bailiff Charles Bond Edgar O Bratt elected. Alonzo R Spitzer wins bailiff after ballots. Glenn H Worthington kept as town counsellor. Miss Allie Stevens injured after shoe sole caught in gutter plate at Citizens Bank. Alfred Ritter Frederick delivers address at Commercial Law League of America convention. Detroit prints full speech. Wheat jumps to 1.01 per bushel in local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burck
Court Street
Harry McClain
Brunswick Town
Allie Stevens
Citizens’ Bank
Alfred Ritter
Derick
Commercial Law League of America
Detroit
Local Hems From The News Twenty Years Ago
Sept 16 1927 recounts murder cases in Ross and Charles county with executions and court actions. It notes trolley fare protests in Jefferson over school transportation costs to Fred and calls for relief from Board of Education president Leslie Cobleniz. One room school buildings face obsolescence as rural education consolidates. Orphans Court orders probate of an accident claim from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Ross
Yhurston
Charles County
Frederick County
Cirevi
la Plata
Jefferson
Fred
Leslie N. Cobleniz
Board of Education
G Lloyd Palmer
Federation of
Wuuens
Dges
Orphans Court
Washington Daybook reports lags in State Department drive
Washington Daybook notes three State Department lapses in briefing Congress and press on Europe aid. Lovett news conference attendance was light, Capitol Hill notification failed, and no fast data on Europe’s drought was circulated. The piece links these slips to Truman Marshall policy timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffin
Washington
State Department
Congress
Drouth
Europe
Robert Lovett
Lovett
Capitol Hill
Les Biffle
Minority Policy Committee
Truman
Arthur Vandenberg
Foreign Relations Committee
Rio
Vandenberg
Department of Agriculture
Scandinavia
France
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
England
Marshall
U.S
Russia
Western
Bob Taft
Senate
Joe Martin
John Taber
Appropriations Committee
House
Eoll Eo
Dorothy Dix Admits Love May Not Be Mutual
Dear Dorothy Dix offers blunt counsel on love who will marry not. A reader worried after two years with a man with no marriage plans should move on. Another letter warns a wife against passive endurance under an abusive husband and urges self reliance and leaving if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
Weather summary for Buckeystown Dam and Potomac area
Weather report notes 24 hour precipitation ending 84 minutes past the hour. September to date rainfall totals 12 inches with a 1947 deficiency to September 1 of 281 inches. Temperatures show yesterday and a year ago, with lows around 69 and 92 respectively. Sun and moon times listed. rivers reported at moderate flow and clear at Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomerow
Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Rocka
Letters To The Editor Contends State Cannet Force Retail Merchants To Become Tax Collectors
A reader argues Maryland tax law imprisons retailers as tax collectors, compares forced collection to involuntary servitude, cites 18th and 13th Amendments, and links with broader anti taxation views. The letter requests limits on state power and questions withholding of income tax. Market prices for wheat and corn follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John L. Lewis
M. O. Fuller
Center St
Kaiser Proposal on Debt Reduction Aims to Cut Looming Owed total
Washington sept nine there is a lesson in economics in Henry J Kaiser proposal to scale down about 35 million of his government debt for a wartime California steel plant. He would expand capacity to lower prices, arguing government relief could boost competition and output while preserving repayment over 25 years via a first mortgage and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Henry J. Kaiser
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
California
Mr. Kaiser
Mir
Kaiser
RFC
Kaiser Company
U.S. Steel Corporation
Weddings of Verna Horine and Lillian Six with Fisher and Dallas pair
Verna May Horine wed Carroll Lee Horine in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony at Bethlehem Methodist Church Cincinnati with Rev. Roy Vandegriff officiating. Lillian Mae Six married Earl Johnson Fisher Jr. in Frederick First Baptist Church with Rev. W C Royal officiating. Additional details describe attire, attendants, and post wedding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horine
Maxson
James B. Maxson
Cincinnati
Verna May
Carroll Lee Horine
Grover F. Horine
Myersville
Roy C. Vandegriff
Bethlehem Methodist Church
Leona Johnston
John G. Carlisle School
Covington
Joseph Johnston
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
University of Maryland
Army Air Forces
Eagle Pass Army Air School
Alpha Zeta
Hagerstown
Washington Street
Prospect Street
Middletown
Frederick High School
Allen's
M. Ritchison and Son
Atomic Energy Misuse To Destroy Gene System
Nobel prize scientist Dr. H J Muller warned that widespread misuse of atomic energy could damage the human gene system and threaten mankind over vast time. He suggested an atom bomb killing 100000 in a large city would plant delayed action time bombs in germ cells, spreading deaths for centuries. Muller's remarks followed his work showing X rays can induce gene mutations at Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. J. Muller
Indiana University
Maryland Utilities Association meeting in Virginia Beach
The Maryland Utilities Association fall conference drew about 350 attendees including Potomac Edison staff. Frederick residents listed include Mr. and Mrs Glenn Swisher, Mr. and Mrs Baron A. Winebrewer, Mr. and Mrs E W VanFossen, Mr and Mrs Robert L Synth, Mr. and Mrs John Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs Robert Miller. Several Potomac Edison personnel fell ill during the event but nearly all recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company Offiers
City
Maryland Wctilities Association
Virginia Beach
Frederick
Glenn ¥. Swisher
Baron A. Winebrewer
E. W. VanFossen
Robert L. Synth
Washington Fish Story Relates Big Tape See Miller Tales
Dr. Robert R Miller of the Smithsonian recounts fish stories from a Central American trip. He claims to have hauled in about 50 000 fish, with a six foot sawfish named Big Tooth as the highlight. Miller describes night fishing with a lantern to blind a four eyed fish and notes the four eyed fish bears live young. He works with the Guatemalan government, State Department, US Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Smithsonian to gather data for fishery use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Douglas Laksen
NEA
Washington
I Neaj
Robert R Miller
Smithsonian Institution
Izaak Walton
South
Central America
Miller
Lake Uzahe
Guatemala
U. S
Local hospital reports and notables from Uniontown election day
In Washington and Frederick Memorial Hospital updates several patients show gradual or satisfactory improvement after surgeries and illnesses. Notable moves include Mrs. Frank Fry and Rev P Denici returning home by ambulance, with multiple other transfers recorded. Uniontown voters supported local option, keeping beer and liquor sales.
Dr John L Barnhart Honored On Anniversary
Baltimore pastor emeritus Dr John L Barnhart was celebrated for the Gideon anniversary of his ordination at Messiah Evangelical and Reformed Church The event drew community leaders including former Baltimore mayor Howard W Jackson His son Dr William R Barnhart spoke while Dr Barnhart traced a long ministry from 1910 to 1943 and leadership roles in the Potomac Synod and various church boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Barnhart
Messiah Evangelical Jand Reformed Church
Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Barnhart
William R. Barnhart
Hoca College
Franklin At Marshall College
Lancaster
Commander Names Legion Committees for Ensuing Year
W M Ray Spurrier commander of Francis Scott Key Post No 11 announces committee appointments for the forthcoming year. Notable posts include Finance chaired by Ralph Zimmerman with David M Kemp as co chair, and Publicity led by H Q Aller. Other boards span Legislative Public Welfare Rehabilitation and Americanism among many appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ray Spurrier
The
American Legion
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Harvey Harris
Joseph Holdcraft
Vincent Hall
G. Ernesi
Simvps
Joseph Roderick
Geo
Redock
Blelvin Schwearing
Thomas E. Williams
Lawrence Willard
Gordon Spurrier
Walter J. Crowthers
E. A Angle
Wilbur W Baker
Robert Burali
Roger Carpenter
James Doub
Joseph R. Geisinger
J. Earl Gilbert
Jason H. Yelton
David M. Kemp
Guy Anders
Edwin E. Stoffer
Wilson A. Waltz
Richard W. van Sant
Alvey M. Norwood
Ralph Zimmerman
Roger R. Rice
Charles Hudson
Veterans and community groups assign new appointments
A local post lists numerous committee assignments with Edwin E Stoffer Laurence Willard chairing Grave Registration and Herbert Schroeder overseeing various duties. The Sons of the Legion designate Alten E Shaff as chairman while broader group membership and some staff will be chosen later with appointments for junior basketball and junior baseball to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E Stoffer
Lawrence Wilard
Herbert Schroeder
Roger Rice
Hunter Bowen
Guy Anders
Rober Danner
Edwin J. Brooke
Edward Cramer
Locke
Albert Civilican
J. Alfred
Joseph Geisinger
C Charles
Bierly
Wiliam T. Krek
Robert Bu
Paul R. Wisner
Jo Kimmel Shaw
Louis E. Eichelberge
Dirman
Edward Crowther
Davi i. Kemp
Louis C. Forner
Edwin E. Stoffer
Joseph Holdcraft
Sons of the Legion Committee
Alten E. Shaff
Juni i
New Market Homemaker Club Opens Fall Session
Mrs Lester Mainhart hosted the New Market Homemaker Club at its first fall meeting. Twelve members attended and welcomed new member Mrs Balinder. A bus trip to Annapolis was discussed as enjoyable. A contribution to the Charity Girls Aid Society was made. Jessie Shawbakl presented Vincent Van Gogh and life sketch. Avis demonstrated Vegetables The Table and Pressure Cookers with Lucian Felconer and Mrs Etzler assisting. Members anticipate a county kitchen tour on September 22. October meeting moved to the second Friday. Crops benefited from recent rains in Maryland with one to two inch showers reported and temperatures four to seven degrees above norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Lester Mainhart
Brrs
Norman Lease
Balinder
Annapolis
Chy Gren’s Aid Society
Jessie Shawbakl
Vincent van Googh
Missavis
Lucian Felconer
Mis
Sar |Etzler
Ostoter
ER 'Trimbie
Westher
Maryland
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Hollywood
Pennsylvania
House Labor
Biltmore Hotel
Los Angeles Federal Building
Kearns
M-G-M
Bri Enoch
Eurs
Nnochs
Federal
Argentina
Globe Sind
Dorothy Dix
Ann M. C
Eiher
Dorothy Dixy
Miranda
Sally
Bell Syndicate, Inc
By David Lawrence
Margaret Frye
Lawrence Frye
Nuid
Brunswick
Niagara Falls
Canada
Culler—Straitman
Betty Jane Strailman
Gerald Moberly
Guy Strailman
Richard Culler
Vera Culler
Arthur Culler
St. John’s Church
H. R. Jordan
Evelyn Cahill
Mr. Culler
Robert Cahill
Atlantic City
Clarke Place
MUA
Washington Fish Story
G. R. Hicks
South Magnolia Avenue
Walter Reed General Hospital
Scott E. Worman
Harmony Grove
Eden Webster
George Webster
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Fry
R. Etchison
M. R. Etchison and Son
Shermen Cleef
Lewistown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Judith Jarvis
Knoxville
Uniontown
Legion
William R. Slemmer
Philip Winebrenner
William Trout
Jesse Remsburg
James A. Catsail
Alton
Melvin Seeger
Charlies Hudson
Homer Palmer
Robert Kennedy
Charles Simpson
Ralph W. Boyer
Chum
Aarhlye
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