Bernadotte Assassination Shocks World
United Nations mediator Folke Bernadotte and a French aide were killed by four men during an official inspection tour in Palestine. The assassination heightened tensions as Arab leaders warned Truce terms could unravel, with reports from Damascus and Jerusalem describing a volatile, trigger-happy atmosphere amid renewed hostilities.
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Amman
Trans
Joordan
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
Palestine
Idsy
Iritory
Parase
Toasnipers
Bernasere
Gang
Govnrough
Stengen MacDer
Haly
Eden
Husheiress
UL XII
Paris
Damascus
Jerusalem
Ech
Bernadotte
Kollandia
Urgent warning over Haifa bombardment and ambush near Kollandia
An urgent radio warning orders all aircraft to avoid landing at Kollandia, with threats of firing. A tense exchange follows as a pilot declines fear, claims false broadcasts from Haifa, and a sniper shoots at his car after a plane incident.
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Kollandia
Eressree
Haifa
Bernadonte
Col Serer
Gen Aage
Forces H Aide
Jerusalem
Ander
Jack Sey
Count Bernado and Co
Retreat Of Lutherans Held At Cascade
The second annual retreat of Lutheran Laymen of the Maryland Congregation was held at Cascade on September 11. Attendance rose 30 percent from last year with 102. Sendlebach of Baltimore directed the retreat. Rev. J. Frederick Eckert of Baltimore was chaplain. Merle Taneytown supervised retreat facilities. Joann Shaw was registrar. Messages were delivered by H. Schaedigar of Cliffside, J Theodore R. McKeid of Baltimore, and Prof. Thomas G. Pullen of Baltimore. Represented areas included Washington, Baltimore, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Taneytown, Union Emmitsburg, Middletown, and Lansdowne. The halo around the sun, a rainbow ring, is caused by ice crystals bending light rays.
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Maryland
Mir. H. Schaedigar
Cliffside
J. Theodore R. McKeid
Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen
Mervyn C. Fuss
Taneytown
Symodicel Brotherhood
Fred W. Koneman
Harold L. Pilett
Franklin Fair
Canadian Band Here On Friday
The Earlscourt Canadian Band from Toronto will visit Frederick for a public concert Friday afternoon at 2:30 on West Church Street between Market and Court. City officials approved roping off the block and a band stand to be erected west of the Independent Engine House with police directing traffic. The event is part of a broader tour with officials and local advisory board members assisting.
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Earlscourt
Toronto
Ontarne
Salvation Army
Frederick
West Church Street
Market
Court Streets
Walter C. Wolfe
Roberte. Smith
Rederick Advisory Board
Hagerstowning
Fredenck
Lsne
South Mountai
Fredericx Co
Albert E. Cheshamlanta
Columbia
Mexico
Robert Rose
Vincent Canning
Cyril Everitt
W. D Masoter
Ed Mason
Ernest Cornish
Paul Thronburt
Baltimore
Walter
Dc Culler
Charlies Reident
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde XY
Ronex
Avisors Board
South Mounitain
Uvon
Major Culler
Wil
City Extends Greeting to Salvation Army Band
Captain Wolfe announced a forthcoming announcement related to the band. He said the band's appearance in Frederickton will give residents the chance to listen to one of the outstanding Salvation Army bands in the world.
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Wolfe
Fredericktonians
Worldwide
Salvation Army
Freedom Train Marks One Year On Tour Across Nation
The Freedom Train, carrying 127 famous documents, marks its first anniversary as it travels from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and on toward Camden. Sponsor American Heritage Foundation notes 49 million Americans have participated in related Weeks of Regene events nationwide.
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New York
Wich
American Heritage Foundation
Philad
Pansburgh
Camden
Shurrue
Weather Summary for September End of Day Light Report
The report covers 24 hours ending at 6 50 a m with no precipitation. September to date shows 2 32 inches of rain while normal September expectations are higher. High yesterday reached 79 and last night’s low was 58. Sun set at 7 14 p m and rose at 6 55 a m tomorrow. Rivers Monocacy at Buckeystown Dam and Potomac at Knoxville were clear.
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Buckeystown
Knoxville
Glade Valley Church Guilds Fall Supper Report
Glade Walkersville and St Johns Woodsboro women hold fall supper with shared dishes. Delegates Doreen Fogle and Doris Remsburg report on United Christian Movement conference at Rapids Michigan. Echoes from Hood College conference shared by Mrs Powell.
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Glade Church
Walkersville
St Johns
Woodsboro
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Doreen Fogle
Doris Remsburg
United Christiane Movement
Rapids
Mich
Potorsue Svicd
Glade Charge
Waltersville
Jefferson Exangelention
Pan
Har
Siang
Remsburg
Women’s Guild
Hood College
Wm. D. Powell
Notable Leaders Impress Local Peace Group Meeting
Mrs Powell praised leaders including Mrs Edwin Beck a former China missionary and Mrs Grace Overton renowned for Home and Marriage work. Communion services were held at Hudson Guido Theater. Evening talks by Dr Kari Kriete on furlough from Japan and Dr David Bane editor of The Messens were highlighted. local notes mention Mrs Frances Woodsboro and Miss Zeina Sr as hosts.
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Powell
Edwin Beck
China
Grace Overton
Hudson Guido
Kari Kriete
Japan
David Bane
Messens
Nahelle Granthorn
Frances W Woodsboro
Zeina Sr
Anniversaries and Obituaries Across 1952 Notices
Fragmentary obituaries and anniversaries note figures such as Massard, Mass Died iQ 2845 BO Bea, and 1804 Robert B Forbes in New York and Boston areas. Mentions John Taamend and Clinton Scolbird with birthplaces Monroe County and Clinton. References 1793 President Washington remark as a historical anchor.
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Joseph S Massard Dawver
Professon Marbichwad
Mass
BO Bea
New York
Meday
Fo Berry A. Noy
Robert B Forbe- Bost
John Taamend
Fae
Boston
Monroe County
Noy
Clinton
Landmark Capitol cornerstone noted in 1948 column
A Frederick News digest recalls key milestones and birthdays from 1851 to 1948, listing the Capitol cornerstone in Washington, the New York Times debut, Dieppe raids, lend-lease funding, and notable births such as Greta Garbo and Admiral Richardson. It notes cesations with brief event snippets and a horoscope section highlighting a military-leaning birthday profile.
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Capitol
Washington
New York Times
Jay Cooke & Sons
Philadelphia
Orville Wright
Poland
Roosevelt
Dieppe
Aachen
Wallace Amises Meen
Uniit
Paris
Isian Vishinsky
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Glade Valley Church Guilds’ Fall Supper
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Sutton
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the News
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Sweden
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Maryland Antly Tvisection Society
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Seiberiing
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Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick ST
Evens
Ee Pe
Kerstone Varnishes & Enamels
Nicodemus Paint Store
Coure St
Veederick
ST. Mark’s-On-The Hill
Yelle, MD
Hillside
Crosley Shelvador
Hillside Appliance
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Rexall
Wrisley Hobnail Cologne
Wyeth
Nestles Chocolate
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