Acheson Warns Against Forcible Freeing of Slave Nations
Secretary of State Acheson told a trade union audience that any attempt to liberate Communist enslaved countries by force would be a disaster. He argued free societies grow stronger through patient, peaceful action and criticized calls for force to topple Soviet domination.
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Kansas City
Sept
Acheson
Achesons
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Europe
Eisenhower
American Legion
New York
Open Files On Vote Fraud Scandal And Justice Files
Washington dispatch says Attorney General James P McGranery agreed to open the Justice Department files on the 1946 Kansas City vote fraud scandal involving political maneuvering and a possible murder. Earlier he balked when first pressed, but renewed requests by a House subcommittee led to consent. The probe links to the 1968 Missouri primary where President Truman sought to defeat Rep. Roger Slaughter and back candidate Tom Axtell.
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Washington
Pi— House
James P. McGranery
Justice Department
Kansas City
McGranery
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
Keating
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Missouri
Truman
Roger C Slaughter
Tnos Axtell
Court Clerk Questions Legality Of Marriage
Washington County Circuit Court clerk J Guy Weagley questioned the legality of a Lewistown Pennsylvania marriage license. He noted the license may have been issued by an improvised officiant and questioned whether the ceremony complied with Maryland and local law.
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Gneaves
Melvin E. Price
Lewistown
Justice of the Peace HR
Thomas
Sheriessbury
Pa Marvland
Maryland
Shore End Of Bridge Shopping Center At
Rough grading is done on a million dollar shopping center at the east end of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Stevensville Maryland builder David M Nichols of the State Roads Commission. The plan calls for eight stores twelve videos a filling station a 250 unit motel and a restaurant seating 800. The Stevensville Chester area has under 500 population and contractors expect completion in six months.
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Stevensville
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
David M. Nichols
State Roads Commission
Eastern Shore Real Estate
U. S. 50
Chester
Nicnols
Rush to complete secret military communications center
Hagerstown news reports hundreds of workers rushing to finish a vast underground complex near Raven Hook Mountain Pennsylvania and Mount Qurauk South Mountain. Phase projects include a 10 story high antennas site near Tilghmanton and a high power radio station near Greencastle plus a 30 000 cubic yard concrete pour and a five story deep steel building.
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Hagerstown
Pentagon
Washington
Raven Hook Mountain
Pennsylvania
Steel and Concrete
Maryland
Greencastle
Tilghmanton
Army
Mount Qurauk
Pen Mar
South Mountain
Joseph H. Nebel Co
Tilghtmanton
John McShane Co
George A. Fuller Co
DB. C
Antietam Anniversary Ceremonies Held Today
Washington observes the ninetieth anniversary of the Battle of Antietam with Civil War Round Table and Lincoln Group ceremonies at Soldiers' Home Cemetery Harewood Road. Army Band from Walter Reed, Massing of the Colors, invocation, principal speaker, wreaths on graves of generals, and a program ending with Taps and patriotic songs. committee includes Victor M. Birely.
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Washington
Round Table
Lincoln
District of Columbia
Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
Harewood Road
Antietam
John A. Logan
Ben Brice
David Stanley
Henry Jackson Hunt
Army Band
Walter Reed Hospital
America
Victor M. Birely
Tharmont
Father has run through glass front at Hagerstown hospital
Charles B Carter, excited to become a father, walked into the glass front of Washington County Hospital. He sustained multiple cuts to knees arms and hands. Doctors patched him up, and he explained bright lobby lights blinded him to the glass in the entrance panels. Mother, daughter, and Carter are all reported fine.
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Hagerstown
Charles B Carter
Washington County Hospital
Carter
Kingdom Coming program guides September church meeting
The Doubs WSCS met at the church on September 3 with President Mrs Laurence Walters presiding. Mrs Richard Leemaster led the program, prayers by Mrs Francis Houck, talks by Leemaster Walter and Koontz, Mrs Walker Smith reviewed Africa Heritage chapters one and two, closing prayer by Mrs Monroe Thomas. October meeting set for Mrs Ray Smith’s home with Mrs Francw Houck as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhe Doubs
Laurence Walters
Richard Leemaster
Francis Houck
Leemaster
Walter
Wm. Koontz
Walker Smith
Monroe Thomas Rave
Ray Smith
Francw Houck
Optimists Hear Dr Sponseller On Political Citizenship
Dr Edwin H Sponseller of Hood College spoke to the Optimist Club at the Southern Restaurant on political responsibilities of citizens. He urged participation in politics, voting and voter registration, noting many know few candidates and issues. He challenged members to study issues and mobilize neighbors to register and vote, citing local desires for schools health facilities and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Sponseller
Hood College
Optimist Club
Sponseller
Frederick
Dr. Sponseller
Jack Shorrow
Lloyd Stup
Boy Near Urbana Ninth Polio Victim In County
A four year old boy near Urbana became the county s ninth polio victim. Jacob Smith son of Mr and Mrs Dan Smith will be moved to Baltimore City Hospitals in a State Police ambulance after a swift diagnosis of infantile paralysis. He had mild symptoms Thursday then rapid paralysis Friday with no known contact to other county cases. Dennis Boyle of Emmitsburg a polio patient at Baltimore City Hospitals is slightly improved.
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Jacob Smith
Dan Smith
Urbana
Baltimore City
Health Department
Dennis Boyle, G
Emmitsburg
Changes Needed In Motter Avenue Elementary Plans
Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt announced required changes to the Motter Avenue elementary school specifications before bids. Federal funds of nearly 100000 aid Frederick County, with Baltimore consultations on changes including wage rates. County commissioners pledged financing for non Federal project portions, with plans to be ready for bids in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter Avenue
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County
Prantt
Baltimore
Finney and Walenti
Pruitt
County Corormoissimers
Assign Frederick Nurse To Polio Stricken Area
A local Red Cross appeal yielded a nurse assignment for duty in a polio affected area. Coral Brown of South Market Street was sent to Geisinger Hospital in Danville for emergency nursing service addressing a serious infantile paralysis outbreak. salaries and expenses are funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Red Cross
Polo Strmcken
Pennsylvania
Coral Brown
Tie South Market Street
Geishinger Hospital
Danville
National Foundation For
James N Dubel Appointed Dog Enforcement Deputy
James N. Dubel, a Frederick electrician, is named dog law enforcement officer for city and county. He succeeds the late Murray C. Smith and takes office today. His duties include enforcing dog laws across districts and visiting counties regularly.
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James N. Dubel
Frederick
Frederick Fair Plan Ready for 1952 Exhibition
The Frederick Fair Poultry Department returns to its old building for the five day five night event from September 30 to October 4. Machinery Row will display as much equipment as last year. Plans for the 90th annual Fair include expanded space to reduce crowding, a strong goat show, and improvements in the domestic arts building with new frames. Weather has been favorable and crowds from nearby York Pa and other areas attended.
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Frederick Fair
Alan Williar
Wilbiam
State Livestock Board
York
Kemptown Ministerium Hosts Fall Meeting at Mount?
The Upper West Washington Ministerium of the Methodist church opened its first Fall meeting at Montgomery Methodist in Kemptown. Rev M F Wright led services with Rev Don Griffin assisting, followed by officer elections led by Rev Odell Osteen. A covered dish luncheon concluded the session with many clergy in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper West Washington
Methodist
Montgomery
Kemptown
Frederick County
Upper Montgomery
Howard Counties
M. F Wright
Ridgeville
W. DeWitt Dickey
Mt. Airy
T. A. Sunderland
Themoptoun
Warren Firth
Laytonsville
Dickey
Sunderland
Odell Osteen
Charles Shook
Jack Ammon
Charles Minel
WP. Roberts
W DeWitt Dickey
M. Wright
John Wilson
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt Airy
U N artillery devastates Korean valley front
U N artillery men raked valleys north of Capitol Hill with a heavy barrage that halted new Communist assaults on the central front. South Korean scouts reported dawn reports of Chinese bodies in the valleys. Allied guns dispersed Red units from a few squads to about 750 men. In a four-hour engagement north of Chorwon, a South Korean patrol killed 35 Communists and wounded 72. U N fighter-bombers aided artillery in neutralizing Red guns harassing Capitol Hill defenders.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
Capitol Hill
Chorwon
U. S. Eighth Army
Democratic rally in Hagerstown eyes big turnout
In Hagerstown on Saturday a Democratic picnic is planned with an expected crowd of 500. Former Senator Mullard E. Yydings and ex Governor William P. Lane attend with George P. Mahoney and Stella Werner. Mahoney makes his first Washington County speech since the primary. Local Democratic leaders organized the event at Ellis Lodge grounds with anticipated remarks from D Alesandro and a National Committee representative. Awards range from cash gifts to coal, neckties, and other items donated by merchants. Ticket sales near brisk.
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Hagerstown
United States
Mullard E. Yydings
William P. Lane
George P. Mahoney
U. S. Senate
Stella Werner
Montgomery County
Mahoney
Washington County
Democratic Central Committees
Mand
Ellis’ Lodge
Thomas D'Alesandro
Baltimore
County Central Committee
C. William Metzer
Democratic National Committee
Four Are Held For Harboring Wanted Man
In Cumberland on September 11, four residents Oliver Guy King Mrs Ethel Ritchie Roy Alfred Henley and Martha Reynolds faced U S Commissioner James A Avirett on charges of harboring James Edward Parsons a man wanted for auto theft Parsons who is also Cumberland is held in county jail awaiting case disposition Two defendants waived hearings while King and Reynolds were ordered held for federal action Bond set at 500 each and Ritchie and Henley requested a hearing with a 500 bond Also Parsons waived extradition and heads to Fayetteville West Virginia.
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Cumberland
U. S
James A. Avirett
Aken
FBI
Oliver Guy King
Ethel Ritchie
Roy Alfred Henley
Martha Reynolds
James Edward Parsons
West Virginia
Parsons
Fayetteville
W. Va
King
Reynolds
Baltimore
Ritchie
Henley
Museum Dedication Marks 120th Yamsville Founding
Judge Charles E Moylan and Newton Kidd presented a village founding museum at a Yamsville church marking the 120th anniversary. The collection includes lamps from pre kerosene days a beta lamp whale oil a sparking lamp and a Paul Revere lantern. An English novel by an early Yamsville woman and the Glen Eben Academy story were highlighted. A slate quarry era tool mallet and plant instruments were shown. A short business session followed with devotions and a festival report. The next pent meeting will be in October.
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Yamsville
WS. C. S
Charles E. Moylan
Moylan
Newton Kidd
Janice Kehne
Uy Rey Jutin Kuschet
City Will Rush Street Project in Hyattsville
City officials demand final specifications from Ben Dyer the Hyattsville civil engineer to begin East South street improvements this fall A Federal aid project aims to straighten the street and reduce the hump with possible Potomac Edison track relocation plans amid rail removals and repaving efforts by city forces. Rev Dr Jacob M Myers of Gettysburg Pa named Bible observance speaker for September 30 at Evangelical Lutheran church with a focus on The Word of Life in Living Language and notes on his scholarly credentials and pastoral experience.
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Ben Dyer
Hyattsville
East South Street
W. Raymond Walter
Dyer
Oneway
Potomac Ed
Potomac Edison
Carroll Street
South Street
Carroll and Patrick
Public Service Commission
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Carrol
Carrol Creek
Jacob M. Myers
Gettysburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Myers
Lutheran Church Quarterly
Alleman and Frank
New “Interpreter’s
Grace Lutheran
Hooper Reunion Held at Yellow Springs Community Hall
The Hooper reunion in Yellow Springs drew about 100 members on Sunday. Officers elected included President Milo Hooper Sr and secretary Betty Jane Hooper, with next gathering set for the first Sunday in September. Prizes awarded honored the oldest couple, the youngest couple, and other family milestones. a varied program and meal followed. A separate note reports Elean or Holm granted a separation from Billy Rose after a divorce action.
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Hooper
Yellow Springs
Milo Hooper, Sr
Betty Jane Hooper
Raymond Shankle
Howard E. Hooper
Washington
Paul Wachier
Frederick
Harold Kefauver
Patricia
Kefauver
Arlington
Michael
John Harold Wiles
Middletown
E. Milo Hooper
Rocky Springs
Anna Mary Shankle
Anna Mae’ Hooper
Marietta Summers
Catherine Hooper
Wilbur Hooper
Howard J. Hooper
Paul Wachter
Margaret Main
Herman Main
Grayson Hooper
Johnny Twenty
John Hooper
Robert Hooper
Richar Hooper
Mary Masser
Anna Mae Hooper
Betty Wachter
Walter Hooper
Roland Hooper
Anne
Donald Hooper
Marshall Hooper
Susie Hooper
Roy Rice
Helen Notnagle
Albert Miller
Robert Muller
Lyne
Susan Miller
Hagerstown
Monroe Shankle
Donnie
Freddie Shankle
Adamstown
Clara M. Frease
Roy
Richard
James
Pamela Michael
Chewsville
Francis Summers
Oliver Hooper
Willie
Donald
Dolores
Nancy
John Harold
Sandra Faye
Methi Wiles
Methl. Jr
Dwayne Wiles
Myersville
Robert Les
Smithsburg
Glen Wiles
Barbara
Virginia Wiles
Patricia Kefauver
Virginia
Charles Brandenburg
Margaret Hooper
Jack Brandenburg
Violet Gilbert
Kenneth Brandenburg
Shirley Schroyer
Grammer Case Probe Ended
Baltimore Sept 5 State's Attorney Anselm Sodaro said the Grammer murder probe is completed and will be presented to the grand jury. Two detectives who pursued the case in New York returned to Baltimore after a three hour briefing with Capt. George J Murphy. Grammer, 37, a New York metals and mining firm manager, is charged with causing his wife Dorothy May Grammer's death and making it look like an automobile accident. The couple, residents of New York, had been staying with her mother at the time of her death August 19. She was 33 and mother of three, a Sunday school teacher.
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Baltimore
Anselm Sodaro
Grammer m
New York City
Sodaro
G. Edward Grammer
New York
Grammer
George J. Murphy
Dorothy May Grammer
Car Believed Found After Anne Arundel Tavern Holdup
Fern dale police say they found the car used by three men who robbed the Dodd Tavern owner William G. Dodd and fled with 256 dollars. Dodd, 61, died four hours later of a heart attack while recounting the attack. Roger Lowman, a nearby resident, identified a green sedan as the getaway vehicle, stolen Tuesday night from a Brooklyn Park street.
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Ferndale
Anne Arundel County
William G. Dodd
Roger Lowman
Dodd Tavern
Brooklyn Park
Baltimore
Minor accident on North Market Street with no charges
Police investigated a minor collision on North Market Street near Second Street on Wednesday afternoon. A northbound truck driven by Les ter W. Payne of Germantown backed into Edwin J. Hemp's car from Burkittsville, causing damages to Hemp's vehicle. Officer H. L. Quinn investigated. Roy Adams Dohner of Brandywine was arrested for drunken driving at a collateral of 2644.
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North Market Street
Second Street
Lester W. Payne
Germantown
Edwin J. Hemp
Burkittsville
H. L. Quinn
Roy Adams Dohner
Brandywine
Hemp
Employment Commissioner as Lions Club speaker in Baltimore
State Employment Commissioner Russell S. Davis spoke at the Lions Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He outlined staff needs and salary levels, praised the Health Department, described training schools for juveniles, and noted merit staffing. Visitors included Haugh of Baltimore and several Frederick residents.
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Russell S. Davis
Maryland
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Davis
Springfield
Health Department
Mr. Davis
Sobeloff
Ted Haugh
Baltimore
Irvin C. Brant, Jr. Thurmont
George Jaynes
Raymond H.bustard
R. F. Kline, Jr
Frederick
Beall Names Mudd Manager In Senate Bid
Rep J Glenn Beall announced that Thomas B R Mudd will direct his campaign for the Senate seat in Maryland Beall noted Mudd and he are long time friends and that Scherr will stay on to run the broader GOP effort Scherr is Baltimore city magistrate and state central committee vice chairman Mudd has a long record in state service including immigration and veterans commissions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. Glenn Beall
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Maryland
Stanley Scherr
Scherr
Bealls
Beall
Mudd
State Central Committee
GOP
Eisenhower
Maryland Veterans Commission
Nice
Walkersville farmer recovering from bull attack injuries
Rudolph Fogle, a 68 year old Walkersville farmer, is recovering at home after being attacked by a bull at the James Trout farm last Saturday. He was tossed into the air and dragged several yards, then transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital where X rays showed a fracture and cracked ribs. He was later discharged.
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Rudolph Fogle
Walkersville
James Trout
Fogle
Mr. Fogle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barton
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