Foreign Aid Examined in Postwar Debates
Foreign aid policy faces three inquiries by top lawmakers and a presidential committee headed by Benjamin F. Fairless. Senate Foreign Relations Committee led by Theodore Francis Green begins one inquiry while the House authorizes another, as debate grows over aid usefulness and its impact on peace and recovery. Engagement notices follow for Rebecca Kay McCutcheon Griffin and Sally Silberstein, detailing families, education, and future weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Waru
Europe
Asia
Near East
Uncle Sam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
House of Representatives
Benjamin F. Fairless
United States Steel Corporation
Naboo
Letters To The Editor Respond To Lebherz Jr
Mrs Doris Edward Wachter replies to Wm Lebherz Jr about the Opera House feature and Braddock Drive birth theme. She argues against condemning a picture before viewing it and advocates understanding diverse situations while condemning ignorance. The letter is dated from Taney Apartments and comments on education and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebners Jr
the News
Wm. B. Lebherz Jr
Opera House
Braddock Drive
Lebherz Jr
T. V
Leicherzer
Doris
Edward N
Wachter
Taney Apartments
District changes as school superintendent steps down
At a special meeting the Board of County School Commissioners accepted the resignation of Prof. E. L. Boblitz after 15 years as county school superintendent. Prof. Oscar B. Coblentz was elected successor. Also noted: William Dover Pearl survived a 65 foot fall from the Monotacy bridge with injuries. Ground broken for a new wing at Frederick City Hospital funded by Mrs. Margaret S. Hood. Visitors inquire about Braddock Heights and Barbara Fritchie’s house. Justice Keller Buckeystown and Clarence Main Frederick shot four grey squirrels near Frire’s distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
E. L. Boblitz
Boblitz
Oscar B. Coblentz
Middletown
William Dover
Pearl
Monotacy River
Baltimore
Middle Pier
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret S. Hood
Uroth
Sullding
Wit
Braddock Heights
Barbara Fritchie
West Patnck Street
Barbara
John Keller
Buckeystown
Clarence
Main
Frederick
Frire’s Distillery
Twenty Years Ago News From The Colunies Of The News
Sept 14 1936 items report traffic detour east of Frederick diverting to Liberty road due to main road closure. THERCE GAVER wins Potomac Edison ten is championship defeating Ike Wise in municipal arena. Adjutant Bernard C Morris of the Salvation Army condemns local walkathon as harmful. Prof Charles H Rems berg Braddock Heights president of the County Teachers Association discusses teachers salaries with County Commissioners with no salary decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colunies
Frederick
Therce Gaver
Potomac Edison Company
Ike Wise
Middletown
Bernard C. Morris
Salvation Army
Frederik
Charles H. Rems. Berg
Braddock Heights
County Teachers Association
Forty Pass Drivers Tests Given Here
Forty persons passed drivers tests Thursday conducted by the Department of Motor Vehicle Inspectors at the State Armory. The list of successful examinees includes residents from Frederick and surrounding towns such as Thurmont Middletown Mt. Airy Brunswick Union Bridge and Strider area, with names like Lilah O Alg Agnes V Zimmerman Malcom J Parker Barbara Keefer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Frederick
Lilah O. Alg
Agnes V. Zimmerman
Malcom J. Parker
Barbara Keefer
Harry R. Jeater
Kenneth L. Moore
Charles W. Crothers
Mary R. Willard
John W. Hardman Jr
Marlyn E. Oland
Wanda J. Derr
Betty L. Shane
Yvonne R. Clemson
Donald W. Neel
Earnest D. Neel
Alice M. Lucia
John T. Hane
Thelma L. Flook
Walter S. Rice
Thurmont
Marshall C. Ahalt
Middletown
Hoyt G. Brown Jr
Mt. Airy
Gerald L. Walker
Brunswick
Catherne Dr. Rulisown
Tui
Charlotte G. Dixon
Union Bridge
Mary C. Fawley
Burkittsville
Catherine K. Weitzel
Mildred B. Only
Dickerson
E I. Smith
James H. Sparkman
Rocky Ridge
Mary E. Moore
Clayton E. Hagan
Leonard J. Minnick
Middleton
Elmer F. Bussard
George M. Miller
Walter T. Mills
Horace
Horace %. Opel Jr., Braddock Heights
Glen A. Winpigler
Monrovia
Leslie M. Matthews
Robert L Fraley
Isabelle M. Hickman
Jordan reports 21 soldiers slain or missing in Israeli raid
A Jordanian military source says 21 soldiers were killed, wounded, or missing after an Israeli raid on a police post at Gharandal in southern Jordan. The attack involved about 1,000 Israeli troops supported by three planes, marking the second incident at a Jordan post near the Israeli demarcation line in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jordan
Gharandal
Rahwa
Dead Sea
Red Sea
Amman
United Nations’ Truce Organization
Tel Aviv
Maarivi
Israel
Dorothey Dix Advice Columns and Local Notices
Dorothy Dix panels on romance conflict with parents plans and several local items include Frederick Assembly dance classes at the Key Hotel with a new instructor and eleven dances, nursing and hospital staff changes, births, a birthday party, a stork shower, and upcoming weddings. The column also notes a college student considering marriage and a young woman entering a medical secretarial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Frederick Assembly
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joshua T. Cockeye
Baltimore
Robert Hese
Louise McCormick
M. Franklin Birely
Thurmont
Everett E. Champlin
Robert E. Clapp Sr
Araby
Charles H. Conley Jr
John L. Converse
Frederick Eyster
Theron D. Green
James H. Grove Jr
Herbert N. Heston
J. Harold Hooper
Walkersville
Charles Knapp
Benjamin LaGrade
Urbana
Paul W. McAuliffe
Robert D. Owen
Chas. Francis Smith Jr
Liberty
Melville C. Stockwell
John Peyton Thrasher
Charles H. Woodman
Sail of doctors and wives to West Indies cruise
A group of doctors and their wives will sail from Wilmington on the Swedish American Line MS Stockholm on November 17 for a one day West Indies cruise. The trip funds a medical postgraduate seminar with participants from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Passengers include Dr. Bernard S. Walter and Miss Mary Walter among others, and the voyage includes Nassau St Thomas Martinique Barbados and San Juan as ports of call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarge
Swedish American Line
M.S
Stockholm
Wilmington
N. C
West Indies
Miss Margaret
University
Mary Walter
Tief
Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Bernard S. Walter
Emmitsburg
Ter
Nassau
St. Thomas
Martinique
Mary
Barbados
Ciudad Trujillo
Law School
Hagerstown
Sanl Juan
Ical
Harrisburg
Bernard C. Thomas Jr
Local hospital notes and a boy injured in county crash
Observations and recoveries at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Washington County Hospital are reported for residents of Middletown and area. Minor surgery, falls, head injuries, and a finger wound requiring sutures are noted. A boy, Harold Bussard, 11, suffered a fractured skull after being struck by a Corriganville driven car on U S Route 4 near Hagerstown. trooper Kirby investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawbottom
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Calvin Shafer Jr
Patsy L. Stanley
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Raymond Cook
RFD
Frederick
Chester E. Young
Ballenger Creek Road
Young
Jennings Bailey
Mutton Hill
Buckeystown
Bailey
Sevnig Usas
Washington’ County
U.S. 4
Conorocheague Bridge
Harold Lee Bussard
Francis Deremer
Corriganville
Robert Des. Kirby
Engagement of Mary Ellen Eiler to James Miller announced
Mrs. Gladys Eiler announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Ellen to James Miller son of Mrs. Este Miller both of Thurmont and RFD 1. The wedding is planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welleg Rlaeece
Gladys Eiler
RFD
Thor‘mont
Mary Ellen
James Miller
Este Miller
Thurmont
Oscar L. Hoffman
Mr Pleasant
Dorothy Elizabeth
Lewis Edward Fuller
Damascus
September Flittings of Frederick County Move-Ons
Frederick countians relocated during September with a long list of residents changing dwellings. Names and new addresses include Woodrow Barkley to 600 Charles street and William Bartholow to 403 West South street, among many others across Middletown, Frederick, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow T. Barkley
Middletown
Charles Street
William E. Bartholow
Franklin Street
West South Street
Cinda Bell
RFD
Patrick Street
Harry Harriss
North Market Street
Charles M. Dahlgren
Stewart Manor
Shawnee Drive
Mt. Airy
Schley Avenue
Preston H. Lawson
Motter Avenue
Richard F. Main
Pennsylvania Avenue
Miss Dee D Mead
Braddock Heights
Linden Hills
Frank A. Morello
Jane Perki Dag
Aiainee Street
Roger
Powell
Delmar W. Rice
Catoctin Avenue
Gladys Roy
Seventh Street
Myrtle L. Ruthvin
Fourth Street
Patrick
Casper M. Stine
Red Adamstown
Charles L. Stitesly
South Market
Olen T. Taylor
Carrol. Parkway
Shawnee
James Tregoning
East Fifth Street
Edward L. Trey
Catoctina Avenue
John Wetzel
Dill Avenue
East Seventh Street
Charles H. White
East Second Street
Lee Place
James Y. Willard
Helen S. Wilson
East Fourteenth Street
John W. Wilson
Barbara Street
Arthur’ Wolpert
Funeral services for multiple local residents held
Funeral services were conducted for several residents including Mrs. Katve R. Dyer at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Paul L. Althouse presiding and Mount Olivet Cemetery interment. William Edward Plummer, Ward Americus Angleberger, and George Wisner also had services at the same funeral home, with diverse clergy and large floral tributes. The report notes extensive attendance and lists pallbearers and color guards. A separate line mentions a strategy to eradicate malaria globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katve R. Dyer
East Patrick St
Edward M. Dye
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Malcolm Stickney
Harry Schildt
Grover Mossburg
Oscar Mullican
W. Raymond
Walter Duvall
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
William Edward Plummer
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William C. Hatepold
Urbana
Americus Angleberger
Train Avenue
Frederick Manorial Hospital
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
R. Brad Wolfe
R. Ames Hendrickson
G. Hunter Bowers Sr
H. Lavier Michael
Carlton
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
George ©. Wisner
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Paul H. McCauley
Carl Shiner
Strafford
Marshall Leatherman
Elmer Bollinger
Guy Hobbs
Harold Willard
Tes Tel Chageta Dea Dent
Aya Ian Levion
Mt. Olivet
Francis X. Falvey
C. Ray Weddle
Donald Creager
Harold Shaffer
Lennis Pittinger
Herman Shook
Lee Fisher
Lawrence Hume
Aubrey Snoots
Charles Shaffer
Elwood Rifle
Edewin Carty
Sor+ tera Abiba
Bugier
Deaths of Lestie Lambert Mantz at 59 in Maryland
Lestie Lambert Mantz of Point of Rocks dies at University Hospital Baltimore at age 59. World War I veteran, member of American Legion Stedman-Keenan Post Brunswick and Railroad Engineers Brotherhood. Survived by wife India Mae Heffner Lambert two sons James and Benjamin one half-brother and half-sister Wilbur Stocks and Leona Berry two grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Funeral at late home Monday 2 pm with burial at St. Pauls Lutheran cemetery Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stocks
Stedman-Keenan Post American Legion
Brunswick
Railroad of Engineers Brotherhood
India Mae Heffner Lambert
James L
Benjamin L
Wilbur Stocks
Baltimore
Leona Berry
Annapolis
Emmitsburg Notes On Local Residents And Graduations
Emmitsburg editor reports Mrs Marie C Rosensteen and Gerald Joy with Mrs Joy Ayers enjoying a two week furlough with their parents in the area. Local attendees at Nancy Wachter’s nursing school graduation included the Wachter family and Miss Wachter begins work in the operating room at Chambersburg Hospital. Donald Joy, son of Mr and Mrs Wubert Joy, enrolls at University of Baltimore School of Law. he previously graduated from Mount St Mary’s College and works in Baltimore at Mercantile Trust in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Silberstein
Washington
Balimore
Sally
Michael Henry Weinman
Sidney Weinman
Baltimore
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jacob Rosenstock
Rosehaven
This City
Rosenstock
Israel Silberstein
Silberstein
Western High School
University of North
Arouna) College For Women
Greensboro
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Weinman
Morris Weinman
Samuel Sagner
Str. Paul's School
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hil
Zeta, Beta Tau
Marie C. Rosensteen
Emmitsburg
Gerald Joy
Fort Devens
Mass
Joy. Ayer
J. L. Joy
Maurice Orndorff
Clarence Wachter
Vre Sternot Gaddan
Nancy Wachter
S J. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing
Lyric Theater
Wachtter
Chambersburg Hospital
Donald Joy
Wubert Joy
University of Baltimore School of Law
Joy
Mount St Mary's College
The
Mercantile Trust Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert J. McCutcheon
Rebecca Kay
Towson State Teachers College
John Thomas Griffin
Joseph T. Griffin
West Third Street
Griffin
Maryland Institute of Art
New York University
Elm Street Junior High School
Jonathan
Edith
Dorothy DIX
Lloyd
Shirley Jean Arnold
John J. Arnold
Jefferson
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Miss Arnold
Frederick High School
Martha Nelson
Knoxville
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Penn Harris
Gettysburg
Albert Woolson
Nelson
A. Norman Dietz
South Market Street
Baltimore City Hospitals
Dietz
Walter J. Smith
Hyattsville
Lena 5
Doubs
Neeveesw Uaasawy
Billy Hoover
Charles H. Hoover
West School
Third Street
Milton Frank Jr
Robert Kefauver
David Michael
Robert #raba
Varies wiCheval
Ulen Smith
Tom McCanner
Gary Markoe
Randy Ahalt
Eugene Long
Den
Timothy Ganley
Charlie Frank
Thomas Frank
Susan Kreh
Meredith Hoover
Judy Hoover
Jane Hoover
Charles C. Hoover
Myriend
Betsy
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Robert A. Chichester
Boulder
Colo
Denver
Georgie
Joan
Judy Sprigg
Camphill
Joseph Wivell
East Main Street
Francis H. Welsh
Annellen Road
Michael Francis
Union Memorial Hospital
Welsh
Betty Thompson
Freeman F. Thompson
Jor
Taylorsville
Welshes
Deborah Kaye
Kathryn Nicodemus
Margaret (Pegay) McEwen
McEwen
Phoebe Zimmerman
Helen Nicodemus
Linda Taylor
Kay Stauffer
Mary J M. Nicodemus
Gertrude Kerchner
Betty Kerchner
Dottie Wright
Betty
Jane Crum
Beulah Crum
Cheryl Crum
Pat Nicodemus
Margaret Peg' Bourland
Connie Mercer
Marian Stup
Margaret Eaves
Elizabeth Trout
Wini
Elsie White Haines
Post
Rockville
Louisa Jenkins
Frank P. Jenkins
Dexter M. Bullard Jr
Christ Episcopal Edgarch
Red Gables
Jenkins
Falls Road
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Central
O. E. Wood
Rochester
N. Y
W. S. Owen Jr
Niagara Falls
Charles 1 Walker
Charleston
Walker
Emmittsburg
D. C. On
Daughters of the Ameri ‘Can Revolution
Maryland
National Society of the Dar
Washington College
Chestertown
Meading
Paul B. Rhoads
Jesse B. Anders
Elizabeth Bower
Rhoda Hartman Fogle
Robert A. Pfeil
Peter Pan Inn
Sally Anita Stevens
Grayson Stevens
Happy Acres
Old Braddock
Walter Bernard Larkin Jr
4 Avenue
Calvary Methodist Church
Guy E. Kelly
West Second Street
Edward H. Mantz
Jack, Crum
Millard Crum
Ceresville
Ruben J. E. Guild
Mary Ann
Miss Stevens
Larkin
T. Stuart Haller
Jug Bridge
William McC. Holzapfel
Carroll Parkway
Wcco Kuests
Liludjas. Marsalis
My Lords Gift
Queen
Anne's County
Marsalis
Eastern Shore
Calvin E. Schildknecht
College Parkway
John M. Culler
Atlantic City
Kathryn Baker
C. B. Turnure
Josephine Turnure
Canada
Yellowstone and
Glacier National Parks
Banff and
Lake Louise
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Milton Akers
Delphey
Rocky Springs
Akers
Joseph Riddiemoser
Roy Stockman
Edward Akers
C. Thormas Summers
Robert Stup
Jennie
Gav
Michael
Fathenne K. Rahnkey
Wilson
Harold T. Summers
Ison
Tommie
Randie Cramer
George W. Kolh
Merril E. Morgan
New York City
Henry Hudson Hotel
Morgan
Garry Moore
Beta Sigma Phi
C. Burr Ants
Joan Hockman
Lois Field
Wallmsford
Conan
Walter W. Ross
Beta Lima Phi
Louis Trevina
San Jose
Calif
June Sheffler
Vocal
Elks Club
Wamsville W.5.c.s
Tamsville
DeGrange
Christ
Joseph Kehne
Wm. Harpold
Mateaiel Drodenburg
Aliss Eye
Africa
India
Japan
Fred Keller
Paul’ Beard
Mea Keroro
Mants
Lestie Lambert Mantz
Lestie Lambert
Point Fof Rocks
University Hisspital
Everae Otha
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