Inland relocation of aviation plants debated for defense
C C Pear wom, general manager of Martin Aircraft Corp, says moving coastal plane plants inland would disrupt production and waste time. Government and firms recognize the task is huge, but inland sites may be used if current facilities cannot meet demand. Emphasis on air strength in defense grows as orders rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avia
Nationalse
C. C. Pearwom
Martin Aircraft Corporation
Baltic Reevi
Feermn
Government faces public sacrifice as economy strains
The piece argues the administration's socialistic spending has swollen the national debt while curbs on credit may curb inflation. Senator Byrd accuses the leadership of sacrificing military readiness for votes and calls for a war economy. It notes wartime needs and criticizes harming the postal service, then adds a National Geographic Society view on cultural exchange via Korea and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Korea
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News 1906
Fifty years ago items note F L Borlitz annual school report showing expenditures of 80 034 28 and new school houses built at Lime Kiln Troutville Mt Hope and Walkersville with the largest costing 799 23. A family of ten travels by wagon and foot through Washington county toward Williamsport. Fox sighting near Biggs Ford. farewell for J Addison Ingle to China. water supply at Creek dam drooping due to drought. Monocacy River grades near Frederick Junction. local death of Cashour 17 at Bowers Lumber roadster found near White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Borlitz
Board of School Commissioners
Lime Kiln
Troutville
Mt. Hope
Walkersville
Petersburg
Williamsport
Washington County
W. R. Ramsburg
Hangenville
Glaze's Woods
Biggs Ford
J. Addison Ingle
China
All Saints Rectory
Mr. Ingle
Osborne Ingle
Mary. Ingle
Frederick Junction
Cromuedgeville
Boyle In Korea By HAL BOYLE On the Road to Stowl
HAL BOYLE reflects on Korea front lines where soldiers regain humor after hardship. He notes junior officers and West Point graduates bear heavy losses, while regulars improvise under pressure. The piece ends with a cautious view that UN forces won a short war in a long quest for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
West Point
National Guard
Korea
Membership Sales Pass 500 for Concert Association
The Community Concert Association reports over 500 memberships sold or in process at 8 to 5 in Better Homes Equipment store room East Patrick Street. Mrs. Douglas and clerical workers are taking a public poll and memberships are available to all. Memberships cost 15.8 per adult, with calls handled through the headquarter staff at 2892 to set home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes
East Patrick Street
Douglas
Community Concert Association
First Fall Meeting of the D A R Frederick Chapter
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its first fall meeting at Miss Elizabeth Sheetenhelm’s Mt. Pleasant home. Mrs. C Herbert Kreh led with the ritual pledge and creed. Pearl Bader spoke on the anti Communist bill. Mrs. John Culler shared impressions from a two month Europe tour. Ambrose A. Hochlein of Baltimore sang with Miss Mary Nicodemus accompanying. Guests included Hochlein, Nicodemus, Mrs Henry Wade, Mrs Ralph Grinder, Miss Courtnay Stauter and Mrs Bryan Thompson. Refreshments were served by the hostess and several helpers. Melvin H. Derr reported spending 73 dollars in the recent primary campaign for renomination to the House of Delegates on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
C Herbert Kreh
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Mt. Pleasant
Kreh
Pearl Bader
Congress
Thomas P. , Culler
John Culler
Europe
Ambrose A. Hochein
Baltimore
Mary Nicodemus
Walkersville
Samuel Metcalf
Leonard Storm
Jesse B. Anders
Joseph Frescoin
Henry Eigelsbach
Hochein
Nicodemus
Henry Wade
Washington Daybook on New York police shakeup
Washington observers analyze the New York City police shakeup under Mayor Impelliterri, the resignation of Commissioner O'Brien, and the rise of Tom Murphy as prosecutor of Alger Hiss. The piece links these moves to mayoral politics, possible impacts on Dewey Lehman and Truman, and notes Alben Barkley’s national campaign plan. It also covers Korea’s near end, UN activity, and diplomatic staffing tied to the Assembly in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Blaine Washington
New York City
Thomas F. Murphy
Alger Hiss
Washington
Senate
O'Dwyer
U. S
Mexico
Brooklyn
Vincent Impelliteers
William P. O'Brien
O'Brien
Impelliterri
Tammany
Ferdinand Pecora
Dewey
Lehman
Truman
Tom Murphy
United States
Murphy
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Police Board of
New York
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Tom Dewey
Barkley
Alben Barkley
Congress
House
Democratic National Committee
Korea
United Nations Assembly
Acheson
Lodge
Massachusetts
Sparkman
Alabama
United Nations
Assembly
Council
Washington political battles over Korea and anti Communist issues
The piece outlines how Korea and anti Communist controversies grip Democrats as elections approach. It cites Republican arguments about battlefield outcomes and the 38th parallel policy, plus debates over China, UN roles, and the McCarthy era. It notes Maryland primary drama and the broader national mood toward anti Communism and government transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Congress
Far East
38Th Parallel
Tril
United Nations
United States
China
Security Council
America
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
State Department
91 American Prisoners Of War Liberated In Korea
Ninety-one American prisoners of war were liberated today by two U S 28th Division columns in deep South Korea. Eighty freed at Namwon and eleven at Hadong after a two hour battle. Commanders Lt Col John Corley and Lt Col W G Colvin led the columns, overrunning abandoned trucks artillery and ammunition dumps. Air liaison was maintained with division headquarters as peasants returned to rice harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
South Korea
Namwon
Hadong
John Corley
Brooklyn
W. G. Colvin
Greensboro
Colvin
Proper School Noon Meals Aimed At Growth
Doctors stress the noon meal in schools as vital for child growth and health. Cafeteria choices vary. balanced lunches should include milk, protein, bread and butter or potatoes, and a green vegetable or fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echool
Questions and Answers on Tractors Mars Army and Milk Rail
In a Q A on farm life statistics show most tractors last about twenty years with a fifty percent life increase since 1941. A Mars Army quiz explains the Military Amateur Ratio System training radio methods and an emergency communications network with about 109 amateurs nationwide. The first milk shipment by rail occurred in 1841 from Orange County New York to New York City. Bedloe's Island has been maintained by the National Park Service since 1937 after Army use ended. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Mrs William Everhart 76 of 418 West Potomac Street Brunswick tripped over a tool box at Blue Ridge terminal and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for hip injury. Investigation by Lt RO Six and Sgt Ben F Phebus Jr found the fall due to a toolbox, despite Mrs Everhart's claim it was a can. Ambulance from M R Etchison and Son attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Army
Mars
Army
United States
William Everhart
West Potomac Street
Bruns’wick
Blue Ridge
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
RO. Six
Ben F. Phebus, Jr
Overhart
M. R. Etchison and Son
Small Acreage Of Fertile Land For Emergency
Roger W. Babson argues for New England style emergency farms near big cities as wartime refuges. He urges corporations to buy small fertile farms within 20 to 60 miles of plants to shelter key employees and families, with shared housing and centralized kitchens, as World War III preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Pub. Fin. Bu. Inc
Death Antidote Lands Bishop In Jail Year
Baltimore reports Rev. George Nathaniel Lee, 44, a Richmond, Virginia clergyman and founder of the Bright Morning Star Pentecostal Church, was jailed after being found guilty of bilking a fellow pastor by demanding 150 dollars for a death antidote. A policewoman and Rev. John Rawlins testified. Judge Joseph Sherbow sentenced Lee to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Nathaniel Lee
Bright Morning ‘Star Pentecostal Church
Richmond
John Rawlins
Theishop
Joseph Sherbow
Lee
Permanent Registration Is Proposed by Election Board
The Board of Election Supervisors discusses a permanent registration system enabling any non-registrant to add their name year round. Grover C. Stewart supports the plan as potentially cheaper than the current method, though no action has been taken. Current process requires typing and filing new cards in precinct and master records, with work advancing to about 42 precincts. Registrations near early October prompt batch book updates, and a revision day is set for October 17 with general elections three weeks later. A Woodville district addition occurred on primary day due to card shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
Supervisors
Grover C. Stewart
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioner Board
Stewart
Woodville
Beetle Damage Forces Grass Seeding On Castle Farm
Washington S Castle of Middle town area reports Japanese beetle damage to hybrid corn. beetles ate the silk, prevented pollination, ear tips resembled cobs. He plans to disc the corn and sow the field in grass after inspecting the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington S. Castle
Middletown
Jefferson
Castle
Goaded To Action By God Through Hard Crises
Earl L. Douglas argues humans learn obedience only through crisis. God permits tight places to reveal Himself, guiding dull hearts to seek help. The piece frames adversity as mercy, teaching reliance on divine guidance. Copyright Bebron Newspaper Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
God
Bebron Newspaper Syne
First Vesper Service Set At Hood College This Year
Dr. David Dunn of Franklin and Marshall College will speak at Hood College Sunday at 6 30 p m in Brodbeck Hall for the first vesper service of the year The theme Loosing or Losing and the event marks Senior Swing-out with graduates in caps and gowns The Hood College Choir will perform Bach and Sowerby anthems under Dr Earle Blakeslee with William Sprigg at the organ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dunn
S. T
Theological Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lancaster
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Brodbeck Hall
Dunn
Huntingdon
Franklin and Marshall College
Yale University
University of Edinburgh
Oxford University
University of Chicago
Franklin and Marshall
Calvary Church
Turtle Creek
St. John's Church
Harrisburg
Mary Kathryn Robb
Frederick
Thurmont
Hood
Earle Blakeslee
Bach
Sowerby
William Sprigg
Lower Meat Prices Hint at Reduced Costs for Consumers
Washington reports government forecasts of larger meat supplies and lower prices beginning to show. Federally inspected slaughterers boosted output by 6 percent from the prior week and 11 percent year over year, with hog production leading gains. Beef cattle receipts at major markets also rose, though not as greatly as hogs, suggesting retail price declines may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Watch Theft Charged in Local Docket
Harry Kintz Jr of Kinnehart's alley 400 block is in county jail on a $500 bond for larceny of a wrist watch. Complainant Ruth R Drury of Madison street 300 block. Kintz arrested on Alternate Route 40 about 10 45 am today by Lt RO Six and Sgt Ben F Phebus Jr.
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Harry Kintz, Jr
Kinnehart's Alley
Ruth R. Drury
Madison Street
Kintz
RO. Six
Ben F. Phebus, Jr
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House of Delegates
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United Nations Trusteeship Department
Palestine
Greece
Indonesia
Kashmir
David Lawrence
McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Fght
Tydings
Mr. Truman
Tydinga
Democratic Party
Sramp
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
NEA Service
Glebe Syndicate
Orange County
N. Y
Bedioe's Island
United States Army
National Park Service
Roger W. Babson
N. H
Eien
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
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U.S
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Russia
Joe Stalin
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