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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1951

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2

Expansion Of United States Air Power Moves Forward

Senators pressed for a rapid expansion of Air Force and Navy air power as they push a record 61.1 billion dollar military bill. O Mahoney heads the subcommittee and will manage the bill on the floor. Lodge warned Russia leads in aircraft, while Wherry Bridges and Knowland urged stronger air power to outpace the Soviet. The panel discussed possible non atomic, non guided weapons as part of the funding.

Washington United States Soviet Russia Congress O'Mahoney D-Wye Senate Air Force Navy Maybank D-Sc Truman House Lodge Appropriations Committee Russia Wherry, Bridges R-Nh Knowland R-Calif Walter Reed Army Hospital

Social Roundup of Visits and Passages in Maryland and Virginia

Springfield reporter notes Hazel Pillion visits Washington with Mills family while others tour the capital. Tales include Robert L. Taylor’s Mt. Lake Park weekend, Lawson Springs homecoming, and S G Brandenburg’s Urbana visit. Various relatives travel between Clarksburg, Arlington, Jefferson, and Brunswick with brief health notes and leaves in Maryland and Virginia.

Hazel Pillion Springfield Ohio Rost Mills Earl Mulleneaux Mary E. Foay Clarksburg Smith Cecil Lawson Springs Cleveland William E. Springs Springs S. G. Brandenburg Judy Steele Charles Brandenburg Urbana Katharine Rasiners Washington, D. C Daniel Ladd Charles Brosius Arlington C. T. Brosius Jean Kabrick Graham N. C

Bermuda Survives Tropical Hurricane Duel at Sea

Bermuda escaped serious damage as two hurricanes at sea fought a strange battle near the island. Easy bearing toward Bermuda was diverted by Fox, leaving winds 25 to 50 mph and only fruit tree damage. In Baltimore, a reenactment of Fort McHenry bombardment proceeds without Francis Scott Key Smith, who died February 25 at 78.

Hamilton Bermuda Tedev Weather Bureau Fox Baltimore Fort McHenry Francis Scott Key Smith

Thefts Reported by Brunswick Police From Parked Cars

Brunswick police reported no arrests yet in a theft spree from cars parked along Knoxville road and in railroad lots. Rail workers complained parts were stolen at night including a battery and a generator for their machines.

Brunswick Knoxville Road

Emmitsburg Area Delivers Community Notes On Tours And Visits

Emmitsburg area residents share travel, family visits and military assignments. Eugene Newcomer of the U S Navy visits parents in Emmitsburg while stationed at Fort Houston Texas and Roger Adams of the U S Army from Fort Benning Georgia spends time with his wife and parents. A historic Old Home Week tour includes Shields field Mt St Marys Rainbow Lake and the Mother Seton tomb. Union Bridge street plan to convert parts of Main Benedum and Elger to one way attracts praise but awaits action.

Fort Houston Tex Hazel Glacken Iris Glass Lloyd Keilholtz Washington Roger Adams U. S. Army Fort Benning Aaron Adams George Pecher Janet Adams St. Agnes’ School of Nursing Baltimore Norman Adams Mary J. Seiss St. Anthony's Ethel Treese Altoona Eugene Warthen John Wageman Frank Stoner Helena Pfeiffer Harry Boyle James Shields Harrisburg Wiliam Shields Emmitsburg Old Shields Mt. St. Mary's College Rainbow Lake Old Taylor Mother Seton Shields Turkey Run Samuel Hays William Smelds Shields Field County Armagh Ireland Mt. St Mary's College St. Joseph's College Arnold Gill Templeton Calif Everett Chrismer Milton Reinert Allentown Violet Haines Harry R Wantz Union Bridge Main Benedum Elger

Complex Fate of Japan Peace Treaty Shaped by Powers

James Marlow reviews the San Francisco conference on Japan's postwar peace terms. He notes the treaty's far reaching, unpredictable potential, Russia's refusal to recognize it, and missed chances in 1947 48 to keep Japan disarmed for 25 years. He warns of future issues as Japan rearms and aligns.

James Marlow Washington San Francisco Julius Caesar Caesar United States Japan Germany Russia Andrei Gromyko U. S Britain China Far Eastern Commission FEC France Canada Australia India Netherlands New Zealand Philippines U.S

Killed in Crash on Pennsylvania Turnpike near Bedford

A New York woman, Miriam Stern, 31, of Flushing, was killed when her car crossed the median on the Pennsylvania Turnpike 18 miles east of Bedford. Her husband William Stern, 36, was hospitalized in critical condition with concussion and skull fracture. Passenger Arthur Brunst ein, 27, suffered lacerations and was listed in fair condition. Stern, the driver, apparently fell asleep at 5:50 a.m. EST and the car struck a marker before hitting eastbound lanes.

Bedford New York Andrew Hudiicka Miriam Stern Flushing Long Island William Bedford Hospital Hudicka Stern Arthur Braunstein

Lydia Pinkham's Change of Life Relief Claim Ad

An old advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Tablets claiming relief from distress during menopause. It asserts high success rates in tests and promotes the product as scientifically modern and effective for tension irritability and heat sensations. The copy urges younger women to try the remedies for functional pains associated with menstruation and "change of life."

Lydia Prckham Pinkham

Truck Crash Injures Driver in Westminster

Rear of a truck driven by Harold Hosfeld of 38 330 E Main Street Westminster Maryland was severely damaged but Hosfeld escaped injury.

Harold Hosfeld Main Street Westminster Hosfeld

Overnight Trip on a Day Coach Quiet Cabin News

Passengers sleep aboard a day coach during a short overnight journey. The quiet carriage limits conversation as travelers rest, seeking shelter from routine travel.

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