Boyle In Korea By STAN SWINTON For HAL BOYLE
In Korea Sept 14 Stan Swinton writes to soldiers wives and mothers about why letters from front line men are scarce. He explains the fatigue and tension of combat, the long hours, and mail delays. He urges patience, calm, and reassurance, noting many letters never reach battalion mail and that writers still think of loved ones while serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Swinton
Hal Boyle
Asan Front
Korea
Joe
Bill
Red Cross
Billy Knapp
Glen Ettyn
Ill
Ordnance
America
Toothbrush Time In Walpole Schools Teach Proper Brushing
Dentists note that many patients lack brushing knowledge. Walpole Massachusetts schools integrate brushing into health programs, including a pencil kit with a toothbrush. After lunch, students brush for three minutes, a practice described as a minimum for a proper job and surprisingly thorough cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walpole
Massachusetts
Reopening of School Highlights Safety Responsibility
School reopening is a reality parents must accept while remaining vigilant about child safety. Accidents are the leading cause of death for ages 5 to 14, six times higher than pneumonia, and traffic hazards rise as children travel to and from school. Bicycles increase these risks, so parents should supervise and emphasize safe practices.
Lessons From The War On U S Congressional Elections
The piece argues that domestic views on the Korean War will steer the 1950s election outcomes. It calls for clear aims and consistent policy, noting past U S hesitation and the need to mean what it says and say what it means, regardless of official status. It stresses that Republicans and Democrats should learn from the missteps to avoid vacillation in shaping Far East policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United
South Korea
U. S
Far East
Acheson
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
U.S
Formosa
Korea
Washington
Russia
Odds And Ends Misidentify Governor Hopeful Encounter
A stranger approached Dr. A. Austin Pearce and asked to shake hands with the next Maryland governor, mistaking him for McKeldin. The exchange puzzled the physician as the man pressed the misidentification, reflecting local humor and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeldin
A. Austin Pearce
Maryland
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The Cotutina Of The News
Fifty years ago in Frederick the aldermanic member S E Brown warned there is no water famine and no leak in Fishing Creek pipe, while Union Manufacturing adds brick construction. Red Cross Scott Schley Auxiliary meets at City Hall to aid Galveston storm victims. United Brethren church foundation near completion as old tower is torn down. Frederick Bicycle Club hosts a park race meet with United Drill Association exhibition.
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S. Elmer Brown
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Fishing Creek
Union Manufacturing Company
Scott Schley
National Red Cross Society
City Hall
Galveston
Tex
United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Athletic Park
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From Theens Columns
Twenty years ago items from Theens columns dated September 14, 1938 note railroad service cuts by the Pennsylvania Railroad set to begin September 28 unless protests succeed. Figures show a Calvary Methodist dedication with capacity crowds and a $47,500 pledge to reduce church debt. Harry M. McDonald, Rose Mont, and Emmert Bowlus are named for career moves and study plans in Baltimore County and Eagles College, Bridgewater Virginia.
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Theens
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry M. McDonald
Rose~ Mont
Frederick High School
Baltimore County
Emmert Bowlus
Jefferson
Eagles College
Bridgewater
Calvary Methodist Church
Aluminum production feud shapes U S stockpile plan in Washington
Washington insiders reveal a split between the General Services Administration and the Munitions Board over how to expand U S aluminum output for wartime air power. Kaiser Reynolds Aluminum push for U S expansion faces Alcoa efforts to shift to Canada under long term contracts. Kaiser and Reynolds plan 18 month plant upgrades in power rich northwest, while legal limits and a 1950 Knox order curb foreign expansion. Veteran recall provisions linger in law, with recall possible despite current policy, as manpower needs arise.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
U. S
Wat
General Services Administration
Munitions Board
Chad F. Calhoun
Henry J. Kaiser, Sr
Pacific Northwest
Kaiser
Reynolds Metal Co
Alcoa
Aluminum Company of America
United States
Canada
Jess Larson
GSA
Kaiser and Reynolds Aluminum
Alcon
Knox
Kaiser and Reynolds
Alcan
Northwest
Larson
Walt Horen
Ontario
Horan
Rearm Germany Debate Shapes Cold War Outlook
Washington dispatch flags Germany rearmament as a pivotal issue for US Britain and France. It notes Soviet fears of a strong German army and potential for broader East West agreements, with emphasis on political outcomes for Germany and the NATO era. It also previews how social security expansion adds to postwar policy shifts.
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Washington
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
New York
Far East
Stalin
Hitler
Balkan
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
United States
France
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
America
Spain
Pyrennes
Congress
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
48 States
Hawaii
Alaska
Purto Rico
Trouble For Children And Grandchildren
Roger W Babson warns that future crises may devalue money and suggests preserving wealth through a physical collection of permanent valuables. He cites historical currency declines and advises grandchildren use of marine jewelry, jewels, pearls, and nonperishable goods stored for emergencies. He urges starting five percent yearly in valuables stored as Grandma's Treasure Chest.
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Roger W. Babson
Boston
N. H
U. S
South America
France
Europe
Fin. Bu. Inc
Bible quotes and a warning on knowledge
A brief compilation of biblical lines and a quip by N P Willis. The verses question the breadth of the earth and the reach of light and darkness, followed by a remark that those who bind their souls to knowledge steal the key of heaven.
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N. P. Willis
Social manners and parental meeting at a dance
A guidance note advises that a young woman should avoid surprises by ensuring a parent is present or at least met by the caller when going to a dance. It stresses proper introductions and caution in dating situations. An automotive tip warns that neglecting the oil filter can cause increased pump pressure and potential seal or tank damage.
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Inaa
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Therogram
Wrecks Dead Arrive Home in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania 33 National Guardsmen of the South Field Artillery battalion 28th Division killed in a troop train wreck near Coshocton en route to Camp Atterbury Indiana receive full military honors. The bodies arrive by train with Army escorts and prayers for Catholics Protestants and Jews then caskets are moved to Kingston armory for family claim.
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Wilkes-Barre
National
Ind
Korea
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
28Th Division Society
Norman E. Kelly
Kingston Armory
History of war photography and legacy of Robert Todd Lincoln
Questions reveal combat photography origins in Korea nearly a century old with Roger Fenton photographing Crimea during the Crimean War. Steel uses iron ore coal and limestone. The King's Henchman is based on a book by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Robert Todd Lincoln sealed his father's papers until 1947 per his will. The term grocer derives from grosser meaning a dealer in large spice quantities.
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Korea
Roger Fenton
Edna St. Vincent Millay
King
Deems Taylor
Robert Todd Lincoln
Library of Congress
Ecumenical Register Week Observed Across Nation
Welane To Register for Ecumenical Register week October 8 to 15 observed nationwide with Frederick County Council of Church Women sponsoring local participation. A special council meeting at the Y.M.C.A. discussed details led by Mrs. Paul W. Kinsel. The effort aims to unite Protestant groups into the National Council of Churches in America. The United Council of Church Women backs the drive with a per capita contribution of one dollar to fund this goal.
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United States
Frederick County
New Council
United Council of Church Women
Ecumenical Register
Dolla
United Church Women
Ernest C. Webb
Frederick
Register
Grace Thomas
Miss Thoma
Ezra Hoffman
Harry, James, Jr
Esme Dixon
Kinsel
Thomas
Ohio
Frederick Council
M.C
Takeover plan looms for British steel industry
London reports the Labor government will seize control of British iron and steel industry about January 1, with the takeover effective October 1 for state ownership. Churchill vows a censure motion to challenge Attlee in Parliament, potentially triggering a national election amid a slim Commons majority.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Common
Attlee
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Cotutina of the News
Washington Daybook
National Guard
Globa Syndicate
Ae Barkey
David Lawrence
Richard Davis
Cumberland
Charles Consort
Union
Koresn Reds
Pst
Joseph Wilson
Piua
Haman Front
78Th Tank Battalion
2Th Regiment
Acme
Ed Hoffman
Oger
Wreck’s
Ross
Welane
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