Stevenson Critiques U S Foreign Policy As Bipartisan Question
Adlai Stevenson says current U S foreign policy is not bipartisan and loses prestige abroad, warning Democrats may attack it in 1954. In a Newsweek interview he urges constructive criticism and calls for calming tensions to restore America's international standing. He notes Republicans have moved to seize State Department postes and fired career experts. He says Democrats should act within time and circumstances as he would like to help.
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Newsweek Magazine
Eisenhower
Truman
Newsweek
Chicago
Charles Roberts
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
South Carolina
U. S
United Nations
State Department
America
Church Near Cascade Plans Homecoming Sunday
The Germantown Bethel Church of God near Cascade will hold its annual homecoming and anniversary services on Sunday September 13 with morning and evening programs. Bible school starts 9:30 with Clair Trestle as general superintendent. Rev Roy Schriener editor of the Church Advocate Harrisburg Pa will speak at 10 30 during morning worship. Miss Caryton Fiaugher Cascade provides the music. Evening service begins at seven with Christa in Endeavor and CGYA Come Give Your All. The speaker at 7 45 is Omer T Kaylor attorney of Hagerstown.
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Germantown
Bethel
Church of God
Cascade
Bible School
Clair Trestle
Roy Schriener
Church Advocate
Harrisburg
Schriener
Churches of
Licenses Revoked and Suspensions After Tuesday Hearings
Two county motorists had licenses revoked after hearings in the Court House before Motor Vehicle License Reviewer Rat Horn. Marion Eugene Frye and Leo Sylvester Fritz had licenses revoked. Roy Edward Laugher received a three month license suspension for reckless driving. David Lemar May and Earl Glenn Hamsock received one month suspensions for exceeding limits and operating against restrictions, while Reser Carroll Wolfe was placed on one year probation for operating without a license.
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Rat Horn
Court House
Marvia Eugene Frye
West Fourth Street
Leo Sylvester Fritz
Route 1
LeGore
Roy Edward Laugher
Route 5
Frederck
Jonth
David Lemar May
East South Street
Earl Glenn Hamsock
Middletown
Carroll Wolfe
Walkersville
Marker placed for Airs. Charles C. Clemson grave
A DAR grave marker was placed on Airs. Charles C. Clemson’s grave in Union Bridge Cemetery Friday afternoon by the William Winchester Chapter. The ceremony, led by chapter regent Mrs. James T. Marsh, was followed by a tea at Court street hosted by Mrs. Arthur Turner.
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Markee
Westminster
Charles C. Clemson
Union Bridge
William Winchester
James T. Marsh
Arthur Turner
Clemson
Court Street
John Cross
Baltimore
John Clemson
Towson
Besse Clemson
Sadie
Marguerite Gray
Prince Frederick
Punch
Maryland State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
National Guard Ordered To Take Part In Alert
Civil Defense officials announce state wide air raid drill on September 22 at 2 01 pm. Maryland National Guard personnel and civilians are to seek shelter when red warning sounds. Lt Col Benjamin F Cassell administers alert procedures. Public asked to cooperate during Operation Check up as traffic halts for about six minutes.
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Maryland National Guard
Benjamin F. Cassell
Adjutant General
Forestry Board Sets Sept 14 Meeting on Fall Planting Goals
The Frederick Forestry Conservation Board will meet on September 14 with 4 H and FFA club leaders to plan the fall portion of its 1953 planting program. A fall goal of 100000 trees is set, bringing total county plantings to 400000 this year. Fall plantings emphasize conservation projects. 18 4 H clubs and five FFA chapters in Frederick County are invited, along with Farm Bureau Grange and soil conservation districts. Tree orders are handled via the county agent or forester, with White Pine favored for its versatility. Plants are provided free by the State Department of Forests and Parks.
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Frederick Forestry Conservacy Board
County Farm and Farm
Forestry Board
FFA
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Thurmont
Walkersville
Ballenger
Carroll Manor
Creagerstown
Jefferson
Lewistown
Liberty
Ail. Pleasant
Myersville
New Market
New Millway
Petersville
Rocky Ridge
Unionville
Urbana
Wolfsville
Farm Bureau
the Grange
Frederick and Catoctin
Crickenberger
Monument
Soil Conservation District
PMA
State Department of Forests and Parks
Progress in Virus War Shows Early Drug Wins
Chicago reports early victories with chemical bullets against viruses from polio to smallpox and the common cold. Researchers note none ready for human tests yet but anticipate possible drugs within varying timelines. Scientists hail the shift from near hopeless to a hopeful path as 20 drug classes prove active in labs and animal studies.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society
J. W. McLean Jr
Parke-Davis and Co
Detroit
John Spizizen
Sharpe & Dohme Division
Merck & Co
West Point
McLean
Moon Is Blue at Mountain Theater Breaks Attendance Records
The Moon Is Blue at Braddock Heights Mountain Theater draws over eighteen hundred in six openings, with strong praise for F Hugh Herbert’s comedy and the company’s growth. Plans for a Baltimore two week run are overshadowed by a Maryland film ban on the play, while the Frederick season ends with potential sellout and return to New York.
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Betty Sullivan
Mountain Theater
Braddock Keights Playhouse
Hugh Herbert
Baltimore
Maryland
New York
Braddock Heights
Board of Censor
Frederick
Hagrstown
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Waynesboro
Washington
Deiore Gale
Patty O'Neill
James Greene
Don Gresham
Patty
Empire State Observation Tower
Gresham
James Decker
Mr. Slater
Walker Jolliffe
Patts
fJather
Chief Justice Vinson Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack
Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson of the United States, a Kentucky native and former cabinet official, died early Tuesday from a heart attack at age 63 in his Washington apartment. He had served as chief justice since June 24, 1946, after a career in Congress, the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, and key wartime economic posts. The death prompts potential early action by President Eisenhower on a new Supreme Court appointment. Vinson’s tenure included the Rosenberg case and efforts to balance labor and business policy amid postwar inflation concerns. He was known for calm leadership and a lifelong love of baseball he played as a shortstop in youth.
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Washington
Fred M. Vinson
Kentucky
Fred Jr
Vinson
U. S. Supreme Court
Truman
Harlan F. Stone
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
High Court
California
Earl Warren
Warren
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
U. S
United States
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
William D Douglas
Rosenbergs
Douglas
Louisa. Ky
James R. Vinson
James R. Vinson Jr
Lou Vinson
Associated Press
Kentucky Mountain
Freederick Moore Vinson
The
Congress
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Harry S. Truman
White House
Hugo S. Black
Lucky
Mr. Vinson
Vinsons
D. Lawrence Groner
Court of Appeals
University of Kentucky
House of Representatives
U. S. Court of Appeals
U. S. Emergency Court of Appeals
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fred
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Commerce
Wallace
Commerce-Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
Senate
Office of Economic Stabilization
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Mr. Roosevelt
Roberta Dixon
Louisa
Federal Appeals
Fred, Jr
James Robert
Ways and Means
Fred Vinson
West Virginia
Tam
Pll
Lexington Club
President Keeps Quiet On Vinson Successor
President Eisenhower offered no public comment on who might succeed Fred M. Vinson as chief justice. Speculation centered on Gov. Earl Warren of California and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York. Aides said Ike would attend Vinson's funeral in Washington tomorrow.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fred M. Vinson
United States
White House
Vinson
Washington
Earl Warren
California
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Murray Snyder
Vinson Tomor Tor
Homecoming at Chapel Methodist Church Services
The annual homecoming at Marvin Chapel Methodist Church includes a 11 a m service by Rev Clyde Sindy, a 3 pm sermon by former pastor Rev Winfield Hall of Solomon's Island after a church grove picnic, and an 8 pm sermon by Rev Donald Lewis of Bathmore, now a U S Army chaplain.
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Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Clyde Sindy
Church Grove
Winfield Hall
Solomon’s Island
Donald Lewis
Bathmore
U.S. Army
Sperry L. Storm Named Church Music Director
Sperry L. Storm, a prominent local musician, will become organist and choir master at Evangelical Reformed church starting November 1. He directs Frederick High School music and leads a band famed for civic concerts and honors. Storm has studied at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore and previously led the Jefferson Lutheran church choir and organ.
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Sperry L. Storm
Evangelical Reformed Church
Storm
the Frederick High School
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Advisory Group Members Named by Francis Scott Key Post
Post Commander J Alfred Cut sail announced plans for the coming year and appointed an advisory committee at a Legion meeting Tuesday night. George E Van Fossen presided and the group will assist the regular committee with Child Welfare work including shoes drives, holiday toy collections, and support for the hard of hearing clinic. The post also elected new trustees Edward A Crowther and Norwood, with Norwood re elected, and announced future board organization.
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J. Alfred Cutsail
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Legion
George E. van Fossen
J. Robert Edwards
Three Man Children’s Welfare Commission
William Routrahn
W. M. Ray Suprrer
Ruth Pfeil
Wilbur W. Haker
Milton L. Frank
J. F. Minor Simpson
George E. Phebus
Sons of the American Legion
Edward A. Crowther
Lorbes Burgess
Nellie Smith
Elma Georg
Frederick County Health Department
Murray Holmes Fout
Chester Childs
Boy Scouts
James A. Grove
Little League
H. Q. Miller
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
The
Legion For Shoes
Legion Post
No. 11
American Legion, Inc
Alvey M.norwood
Board
A. Hart Etchison
Norwood
Etchison
Glenn O. Garber
W. M. Spurrier
Richard W. Graham
David M. Kemp
van Fossen
Tehran Crackdown Reports Massive Communist Arrests
A government spokesman said secret agents have seized 300 Communist leaders in Tehran since Premier Fazollah Zahedi began anti Red operations on August 21. The nationwide hunt continues with limited outside figures. Police also captured top Tudeh leader Dr. Nader Nami in Tehran and found coded instructions in his pocketbook. Britain pledges 972.4 million pounds for UN Korea reconstruction, part of a 130 million dollar goal by next June, with 28 nations committing and Monaco contributing 286 cash.
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Tehran
Iran
Fazollah Zahedi
Maz‘anderan
Caspian
Nader Nami
Britain
London
United Nations
Korea
Arthur Rucker
United Nations Korea Reconstruction Agency
LNKRA
U. N
Posen
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Vietnam
Indochina
Republic of
Monaco
Stiles Family Cleans Up On Fair Awards
Timonium Maryland September 8 Young Stiles siblings from Mt Airy and Boonsboro dominate Maryland State Fair prizes with 22 rib bons. Howard 16 leads with multiple firsts in Jersey cattle classes and contests. Clifford 13 wins several places. Charlotte 14 earns senior heifer ribbons. Betty Ann 10 youngest 4 H exhibitor with bracelet. Other siblings Nathan 13 and David 10 win in junior judging and heifer classes.
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Timonium
Stiles
Mt. Airy
Boonsboro
Maryland
John Stiles
Jersey
Howard
Clifford
Charlotte
Betty Ann
Maryland State Fair Board
George
Nathan
David
Germs tougher in hospitals say Army findings
Rome Sept 8 American Col Dwight M Kuhns of the Office of the Surgeon General reported to the International Congress of Microbiology that germs in hospitals show higher resistance to antibiotics after surviving treatment, while field germs such as those in Korea remain less resistant. Indiana researchers Powell and Culbertson noted early signs of polio immunity in mice using filtered penicillium cultures, but the work is experimental.
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Rome
International Congress of Microbiology
Dwight M. Kubns
U.S. Army
Surgeon General
Washington, D. C
Waller Head Hospital
Kuhns
Korea
Indiana
Congress
H. M. Powell
C. G. Culbertson
Lilly Research Laboratories
Indianapolis
Ind
Waterford Art Exhibit at Red Barn October 2–3
Waterford Va Foundation Announces its fourth annual art exhibit on October 2 and 3 in the Red Barn. Mrs Arthur H Schmidt chairs with Mrs Thomas M Cooley assisting. Residents of Loudoun and adjacent counties may enter, ages 8 to 17 for junior class. Entry cards due September 25 to Mrs Thomas M Cooley. Art works delivered September 28 between 10 am–5 pm or 8 pm–10 pm and must be called for October 3 between the same hours.
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Waterford
Waterford, Va
Red Barn
Arthur H. Schmidt
Thomas M. Cooley
Loudoun
Thomas Mf Cooley
Liberte Frees From Fogbound Le Havre Voyage
The luxury liner Liberte, homeward bound to New York with 1,073 passengers, ran aground six hours out of Le Havre in dense fog at 2 30 p m local time. It floated free at 3 38 p m after high tide, resuming its trip.
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LE Havre
France
New York
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James F. Byrnes
Germany
James Vinson
Young Vinson
Centre College
Danville
Commonwealth
Chief Justice
Army
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