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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1950
Page
5
The piece argues that the Korea conflict hinges on outside aid from Russia or China. If Beijing or Moscow intervene directly, a World War II scale confrontation could erupt. otherwise North Korea will likely lose its current advantage as U S air power and mobile fire support blunt its defense.
A September 20 letter from Charles K. Taylor of Keedysville Mayor's Office thanks The News for recognizing the Battle of Antietam as a vital part of American history. He notes an aroused community and pride in the heritage at their doorstep.
The Republican National Committee sponsors a one night school of politics in Hagerstown at the Franklin Court auditorium on West Franklin Street next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Three RNC lecturers will teach poll work and get out the vote. Mrs Leanna M Rush will lead, reservations to Republican headquarters at Hotel Frederick are urged. The program may have three lectures and attendance at all sessions is expected.
In 1900 the county commissioners refused an appropriation to finish the new female high school on East Church street and a four room addition, risking nonconnection of the two buildings. Estimated cost ranges from 1000 to 1200 dollars. Superintendent Danner reports rising reservoir water levels reaching ten feet six inches. News notes include blackboard talk of local political clubs and a 400 acre farm sale near Dickerson Station for 16000 dollars. The Gentry dog and pony show arrived with parades and two performances.
A prisoner escaped from Circuit Court after pleading guilty to larceny, fleeing through the courthouse basement after a fall of steps. Gasoline prices plunged in the Fred area, with straight gasoline at about 18.4 cents per gallon. Reports mention a dirigible sighting near Los Angeles and Middletown, with road hazards noted as failing braking gear and a driver named M. C. a-wiky referenced amid unclear details.
In Korea a captain speaks of marrying a Japanese widow who cared for him during war and found happiness in a cross cultural bond. A sergeant also reflects on fathering a child with a Japanese woman and the differing views among veterans. An elderly Japanese man defends mixed marriages as stepping toward peace.
Associated Press photographer Gene Herrick witnessed American bombers accidentally strafe British troops near Hill 303 by Taegu as U S air support intervened against North Korean resistance. About 40 wounded were treated after the attack on 3,500 British reinforcements from Hongkong.
Final official figures show Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle winning the Democratic Congressional nomination in the Sixth district by a margin near 7000. Hartle carried Washington county 7,258 to 1,148 and won his home county. Allen’s totals were 5,226 to 7,901 in Montgomery. Overall Hartle 20,578 to Allen 13,938.
Washington Daybook reports National Security Resources Board chair Stuart Symington and Senator Lyndon Johnson push back on profiteering and hoarding amid price rises. They warn of a costly war spending spiral with a large deficit, urging controls and possible requisitioning to curb inflation and protect the economy.
Washington observes that President Truman’s recommendation of General Marshall for Secretary of Defense weakens the common objection to a military man as President. Eisenhower’s potential 1952 candidacy looms, with critics split on civilian versus military leadership for the nation’s top office. The piece notes reshaped arguments as 1952 approaches.
Hood College faculty and staff returned four days early to reassess extra curricular activities, replacing the term with wider curriculum. President Truxal emphasized undergrad experiences outside the classroom as valuable as classroom study, urging integration of campus life with educational objectives for future policy action.
Senator McMahon will press for a Senate Armed Services inquiry into the World War II draft files of William Randolph Hearst Jr and his brothers John and David Hearst along with Leslie Gould and Serge Rubinstein. Hearst Jr declined, saying records are available for inspection, while McMahon accuses Hearst papers of biased coverage and favoritism for draft dodging suspect Rubinstein. Nationalists remain seated as UN credentials committee allows Nationalist China to stay pending a special study.
Miss Betty May Eyler and Frederick W. Spielman Jr. wed at the Church of the Brethren in Union Bridge in a 4:30 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Samuel Harley. The event featured palm and chrysanthemum decorations, white satin gown with Chantilly lace, and a ceremony followed by a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 111 East Third Street after October 1 and both hold nursing and auditing positions.
Rosemary Loitsch daughter of Michael Loitsch of New York City and Walton A. Smith Jr son of Mrs Guy H. Droneburg of Brad dock Heights and this city wed last Monday at the Baptist parsonage in Rockville The bride formerly practiced at Mountain Theater in 1949 as Rosemary Lloyd and has since done television work and modeling Mr Smith begins his junior year at the University of Maryland and they will reside in College Park Dr Traxal to Speak Hood College President Andrew G Traxal will speak at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church Middletown Sunday at 10:30 AM Rev Warren Bréisch pastor The Rally Day service will be at 10 30 o clock
The Walkersville Methodist church choir held an annual party at Glade Valley restaurant with impromptu numbers led by Charles Abber and Betty Strine. A “Fish Pond Party” honored brides and engaged couples. The report also lists attending families, Hood College faculty events at Maywoods, and several local births and relocations among residents.
Claude TC Moberly of Moberly Maryland a prominent Washington telephone man received a luncheon tribute at the Shoreham Hotel upon his retirement after 49 1/2 years with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. The event marked his 65th birthday with 135 friends and colleagues in attendance.
The Second Army announced it will call up 1,700 reserve officers to active duty, with all camp assignments by November 22. Fort Meade will source most from combat arms and other technical and administrative roles, with a state by state breakdown including Maryland 134 and Pennsylvania 166. Over 1,700 will undergo physical examinations before potential active duty, and those cleared will report to camp between November 8 and 22. Annapolis is described as wheel shaped with the capitol at the center.
Francia Scott Key District Boy Scout leaders will meet September 29 at Camp Baker to finalize plans for the fall and winter Scouting program including a full roll call and uniform inspection in October. District Commissioner F Russell Young and staff, plus numerous district officers, will attend to outline roundtables, merit badge guidance, training courses, and community Chest drive participation.
The Araby W S C S marked its tenth anniversary at the parish hall on Sept 11 with Mrs Hilda Rice presiding. Guests from Mt Pleasant WSCS lighted birthday candles on the cake, prizes were won, and 21 Mt Pleasant members attended. Next meeting is set for Oct at Point of Rocks. Charges were listed against three persons by city police for intoxication, disturbing the peace, and speeding.
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