MacArthur warns allies and rivals on future war risks
The General’s anniversary statement signals Japan as a key US ally in any future conflict. He warns Russia and other totalitarians that an attack on the United States would involve Japan Korea and the Philippines. Critics question democratization in Japan three years after the war and doubt.Baltimore commentary notes stamps and national pride over Francis Scott Key’s glare.
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Macarthur
Japan
United States
Far East
Russia
Korea
Philippines
China
Local Items From The News Sept 11 1898
An 84 year old county resident secured a marriage license to wed a 19 year old girl who later backed out after money exchanged. The girl escaped from the Female House of Refuge. Ragweed abundance signals a rough winter with birds fed by the weed. The first frost of the season was reported with 42 degrees. Century Run by Fredericks Bicycle Club men from the city to Hanover and back. Capt Benia Brown, noted local citizen and War sympathizer, died at 73. he ran a charter yard and business, was imprisoned twice during the war and nearly hanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
William Brish
William D. Lipps
Harry Kiracofe
Fredericks
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
From September 1928 items, Dr. Leo Schneider discusses Russia after the Bolshevik rise and the forecast of democracy. The State Roads Commission will not take over Walkersville to Emmyisburg road due to a grade. James H. Grove Jr and W Jarboe Grove report injuries after a car crash near Baltimore. Major W D Tipton urged Frederick to build an airport as air forces head of Maryland National Guard.
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Russia
Leo Schneider
Sabillasville
State Roads Commission
Walkersville
Emmyisburg Pike
James H. Grove, JR
W. Jarboe Grove
Baltimore
W. D. Tipton
Maryland National Guard
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Tipton Dew
Parents owe children a sound body and proper rearing
Dorothy Dix argues parents owe their children a bodily sound start and a true home, not remote control or tutors. She warns many parents neglect their duties chasing wealth or status, leaving kids with warped faith and broken homes. She notes many children justify blame on parental default and urges a responsible, personal parenting partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Parpis
Bell Syad Inch
Washington Daybook political brew and new appointee in Washington
Washington Daybook reports on Soviet policy shifts and Allied plans surrounding Berlin and Iran as Stalinist influence faces new tests. It notes the rise of Alex Campbell as Assistant Attorney General and his early prosecutions, plus a local health department sanitarian appointment in Hagerstown and a societal note on advice about handling conflicts between friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alex Campbell
Tokyo Rose
Ded
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Tom Clark
Campbell
Tom
Justice Department
Copsright
Globe Lynd
Prince de Ligne
France
Hagerstown
Seps
Morris J
Gaver
Washington County Health Department
Sanitarian
Perry F Prather
County Ters AA
Frederic
University of Maryland
Derby origins and related racing facts from early Q A
Questions and answers cover the Derby origin at Epsom England 1780 and its imitators in Kentucky and France. Loganberry first produced 1881 by Judge Logan of California. Damascus Syria is considered the oldest city. the song Home Sweet Home first appears in the opera Clari or the Mad of Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
England
France
Logan
California
Milan
Incogitant the focus of a daily vocabulary item
A lesson fragment presents the word incogitant meaning thoughtless and careless usage tips. It contrasts misused phrases with correct forms and notes common pronunciation quirks in a dated style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordox
Goodman
Strange world event prompts tense outlook for daily accord
A fragmented wartime style reflection questions why nations fail to unite with friendly thoughts. The text imagines a world where all would cooperate and enjoy peaceful years, suggesting disaccords persist unless all will to end them.
Polls, Dewey Lead, and Wallace’s Role in 1948 Election
Washington analysis notes Elmo Roper will stop polling unless a crisis shifts the race. It explains polling methods and warns campaigns may react to Roper’s remark. Wallace’s activity could swing labor and left groups back to Dewey’s camp, shaping late electoral dynamics.
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Washington
Elmo Roper
Dewey
Truman
Mrr
Roper
Roper Sas
Koper
Henry Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wallace
Dewes
Ropers
Miss Kathryn Grove Weds Roger Roderick in Lutheran Church
Miss Kathryn Frances Grove daughter of Mrs. Kathryn Crum Grove and the late Frederick E. Grove married Roger Carroll Roderick son of Mrs. Andrew M. Roderick Friday at the Evangelical Lutheran church. The double ring ceremony featured palm accents and a white satin gown with a fingertip veil. The bridal party wore white taffeta and carried white flowers. A reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and the couple plans a wedding trip to New York and Canada.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kathryn Frances Grove
Kathryn Crum Grove
Jeferson Street
Frederick E. Grove
Roger Carroll Roderick
Andrew M. Roderick
East Third Street
Mr. Roderick
W. Garrett
Richard Ailliger
Betty Jane Eselhorst
Baltimore
Phylis Eiler
Garland Feaga
Frederick
Ndrew W. Roderick
Washington
Edgar Nicodemus
Silver Spring
Benjamin Fox
Edward Wetzel
Winston C. Shipley
Grieg
Schubert
Liebestraum
Liszt
Cadman
Mendelssohn
Francis Blair
Francis Scott Key Hotel
New York City
Canada
Richard
A. Sheer
Lee Place
Alice Irma Biggs
Elbridge F. Biggs
Fairview
Biggs
Lloyd Lowndes Maillonee
Lloyd L. Mallonee
Edgewood Avenue
Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
Irs
Frank H. Lewis
Clare de Lune
Debussy
Ponce
Rachmaninoff
Cape May
N. 3
Fairview Avenue
Mahonee
John M. Culler
Lioyd
LL Mallonee
Park Ha
Oarier Joom
Arme Cresapeake End
Phose Company
Frederichy
Weather data report for Buckerstown Dam and Knoxville
The report shows 24 hour precipitation of 0.35 inch ending at 3:30 am, September to date 0.99 inch, September normal 3.40 inch. High yesterday 78, low last night 52, vs prior year 91 and 64. Sun sets 7:26 pm, rises 6:49 am, moon 4:40 pm. Conditions vary with Buckerstown Dam clear and Po tomac Knoxville cloudy.
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Vonicady
Buckerstown Dam
Poltomac
Knoxville
Dinner honors for Grove Carroll Roderick couple
Guests at the Catoctin Country Club last Tuesday night toasted newlyweds Miss Kathryn Frances Grove and Mr. Roger Carroll Roderick who married Friday afternoon in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Attendees included Miss Betty J. Eselhorst and Baltimore guests as the society page notes a sequence of local events and birthdays.
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Roger B. Wolfe
Bliss Lillie Wolfe
Andrew
J. Roderick
Catoctin Country Club
Kathryn Frances Grove
Roger Carroll Roderick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Betty J. Eselhorst
Baltimore
Phyllis Elier
Kathryn Crum Grove
Garland Feaga
Edgar Nicodemus
Benjamin Fox
Airs Andrew V. Roderick
Richard A. Shger
Edward Wetzel
Creation as Religious Truth Over Science Says Babson Column
Modern religious thinking underlines creation as a divine act not subject to scientific method. The author cites biblical verses to argue that God created the heavens and the earth, and that faith reveals creation beyond science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eail L. Douglass
Word of God
Babson Newspaper
Syd. i
Edith Cutsail Weds Mark Golibart at St John’s Church
Miss Edith Mildred Cutsail and Mark Julian Golibart wed at St John’s Catholic Church in LeGore with a 10:30 AM nuptial mass celebrated by Rev Fr Herbert Jordan. Attendants included matron of honor J Rodney Grabill and bridesmaids in chartreuse and mint green, ceremony featured organ recital and multiple wedding hymns. The couple left for a honeymoon and will reside at North Market Street after September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Edith Mildred Cutsail
W. Keefer Cutsail
LeGore
Mark Julian Golibart
Margaret R. Golibart
East Patrick Street
Mark J. Golibart
Herbert Jordan
Harold Curry
Martin Thomas Golibart
High Alta
J. Rodney Grabill
Baltimore
Jean Cutsail
C. Rex Bly
Greenbelt
Charles Hawkins, Jr
Silver Spring
Rober Golibart
Richard Golibart
Washington
John T. Croghan
Braddock Heights
Brerly
Franc
Helv Communion
Vindobona
Braddo Heights
Market Street
Fort Golibart
S. End
Ind Hith School
Cfice
Fred. Coun
Aman Red Cross
Mt. St. Toseph’e
Folimore
Ceorge Wallington University
Warkineor
Brevera Carnans
Philadelphia
Br Cuesis
Fredericks
Wohington
Rhode Island
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Francis Scott Key
Rey
Georgetown
Ker Himelf
Fort McHenry
Frederick Key
Mount Vernon Place
Elsinore
Post Office Department
Balto
Evening News
the News
Washington Daybook
Ehdamev
Tris Coffix
Cain
Andrei Zhdanov
Kremlin
Zhdanov
State Department
Moscow
Stalin
S.R
Tita
Yugoslavia
Europe
Ussr
Berlin
Reich
Iran
Burma
Germany
Marathoa
Atthes
Pheidippides
Damascus
Syria
N, A
Lufburrcw
By David Lawrence
Miss Grove
Miss Biggs Is
Miss Mealey
Florence Mealey
Bonday
Record Street
Horace C. Zacharias
Harry A. Boteler
Frances
Lucy Ellen
Rehoboth Beach
Weller
Margaret Weller
American Red Cross
Frankfurt
ED. McCain
Crick
Bayreuth
Wurzburg
Heidelberg
Mannheim
Frances Ann Delaplaine
Lindbergh Avenue
Bel Air
William C. Krieger
Valparaiso
Ind
Maryland
Krieger
Dorothy Ford
Raymond L Ford
Rosemont Avenue
John M. Beavers
Magruder
Washington, D.C
Gilbert Herman Pheabus
Sea Sman
USN
Harry O. Pheabus
Union Bridge
Macon
U. S
Cuba
Frank A. Reddy
Thurmont
Robert F. Gelwicks
Connie Elaine
Gelwicks
Virginia Penwell
John Doll
The
A Association
Chicago
Dr. Doll
Otho Doll
Lancaster
Victor Welfe
Wolfsville
Johana Lee Rice
Moyersville
Gail Wolfe
Chittenango
Howard Gray
Union Vidco
Eugene Zander
Zander
Jack Kling
Hyaits
Mrs. Thomes_ Ring
Tower Apartments
Frank Anders
Kent Conn
Thurment
Addie Caughy
Luther Robinson
Esther Mare Hammaker
Ernest P. Hammaker Thurman
Simdar Fo Sur O
Wittenberg College
Kathleen Kline
Church Home
Hosmis
Ward S. Kline
Myersville
Miriam Frushour
Marian Zentz
Mgr
Eduard Romero
Marguerite Schultz
Twila Fox
Caroline Price
Ruth Strup
Ethel Whitehi
Irene Kinna
Stella Alderton
June Fouche
Evelyn Myers
Dorothy Bentz
Maurine Warner
Claire Feely
Arlene Stull
Daisy Mae Baumgardner
Margaret Forney
Rose Peel
Ann LaFoy
Sarah Underwood
Mary E. Bowers
East South Street
Patsy Pyles
Evelyn Gaver
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Joyce Eccard
Washington, County Hospital
H. M. Spahr
College Avenue
Anna Ruth Rippeon
Ben Adams
F. Leslie Rippeon
Edward Monagham
S. Eugene Rippeon
Jack Rippeon
Lewis Adams
Elizabeth Long
Annabelle Horne
Roberts Mower
Nellie, Tiert
Jill Rippeon
Roy Rippeon
Union
Bridge
Grayson Hoffman
Roanoke, Va
Nelie Iert
al Harry Swain
West Fifth Street
Atlantic City
Wilbur Leech and Son
Cincinna
Ohio
Leech
C. Albert Ruppersberger
Myrersville
June Zecher
Elva Zecher
Broad Run
York
Penna
Thompson Business College
Margaret Man
Gettysburg
Paul Eichman
Caroline Leatherman
Middlepoint
M. Hemp
Liberytown
WEA
St. John’s
TN Institute
Ruth E. Beall
Clarksburg
School of Theology of Chicago Evangelistic Institute
Washington Boulevard
School of Theology
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