The News Frederick Md 1946 front page notice
Page reads a 1946 Wednesday edition from Frederick Maryland with details on subscription rates and press affiliations. It states The News is published afternoons with Sunday exceptions by the Great Southern Publishing Company and includes a standard Associated Press disclaimer and editor correction policy.
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Great Bouthern Ptg & Mfg. Co
Afl
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ehcnn Hae Sores
Associated Press
Ted
Rail Travel in Future With Personal Carriage of Comforts
Eastern railroads promise a new era for passengers with trains between Cincinnati and Washington featuring film theaters lending libraries individual radios in each seat and special facilities for children flowers art exhibits and air purification allowing smoking. Trains will have motor controlled doors domestic comforts and two decker vista dome coaches for scenic views.
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Chicago
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Cincinnati
Washington
Imagine
Carl E. Newton
OPA
Settling With Britain Over Wartime Lend Lease Deal
The United States will receive 8.63 million plus 2 percent interest yearly by January 1, 2002, a fraction of the property’s value. Analysts differ on whether the agreement is good, but the negotiators faced Britain’s ability to pay and the cost of repatriating equipment. Still, Uncle Sam has already reaped the best returns from wartime aid as victory followed billions spent.
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United States
Senate
Britain
Sam
Benton Speech Attacks AP and UP Over Propaganda Use
Washington. April. Assistant Secretary of State William Benton criticizes the Associated Press and United Press for corruption claims while defending government dissemination of information. He warns that government propaganda abroad risks eroding trust and provoking global suspicion, urging careful separation of official texts from news agency reporting.
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Washington
William Benton
Department of State
New York
Benton
Associated Press
America
Governme
United Press
Congress
United States
OWA
OWI
Courteous Seating: Schoolgirls Offer Seats to Older Women
A local account discusses schoolgirls aboard a bus or streetcar preserving order by offering their seats to older women. The piece emphasizes courtesy, good breeding, and the obligation to yield seats to elders, noting some girls may not feel it necessary yet still follow tradition.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News April 3 1898
Frederick column notes the death of Daniel aged 79 former tax collector judge of the Orphans Court and Board of Aldermen. High water hinders Monocacy ford travel forcing farmers to detour. An attempted burglary occurs near Frederick as a man breaks glass and escapes. Ex burgess Allen Sparrow dies at 87 in Middletown, longtime huckster and Sunday school superintendent. A bill to cut the Frederick mayor salary to 150 a year fails in the Senate.
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the News
Daniel, Castle OF T
Frederick
East All Saints Street
Orphans Court
Wm. J. Tarastier
Thrasher
Burgess Allen Sparrow
Middletown
Middleown
Maror
Senate
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From the Columns of The News
Local notes from April 3 1926 include LeRoy Sahalt of Middletown chosen to deliver the commencement address at Roanoke College Salem Virginia on June 4. William C Roderick of Frederick announces candidacy for Sheriff on Republican ticket. Former sheriff served from 1915 to 1847. Little Miss Ann Potts Court Street released from confinement due to a severe cold. Transfer of the Schley property on West Patrick street sold to the Ste Crandall Company for a new theater site. Estimated value around 60 000. Actual razing to start in a week or ten days.
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The
Leroy Sahalt
Middletown
Roanoke
Cal Jeze
Salem
William C. Roderick
Frederick
Repub
Sae
Ann Potts
Court Street
Schley
West
Patrick Street
Ste Crandall Company
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A packed history snippet lists births and deaths of figures like Julien de Lalande, Washington Irving, William Bigfoot Wallace, Edward Everett Hale, and others. It also recalls events from 1860s to 1940s including the Pony Express start, Jessie James’ death, Edison's Vitascope, the Dixie Highway opening, and Patton’s 1940s actions, plus contemporary birthdays of Kincaid Jessel Luce Jeffries and others.
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Julien de Lalande
Poydras
New Orleans
Uae
France
Washington’ Irving
New York
America
William A. A. Bigfoot Wallace
Texas Ranger
Texas
Lexington
Edward Everett
Hale
Boston
Latin Burroughs
West Point
Roxbury
Vider
Sacramento
St. Joseph
Jessie James
Edison
Dixie Highway
Amies
Richard Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
D.so
Philadelphia
Apex Hosiery Company
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Bataan
Stilwell
Burma
Patton
Fulda
Thomas C. Kincaid
Eastern Sea Frontier
George Jessel
George Wadsworth
U. S
Syria
Lebanon
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry R. Luce
China
Edward J. Jeffries
Deine
Neon T. Johnson
Hypnosis in Medicine A Psychiatric View by O Brien
Dr O Brien explains hypnosis as a form of mental suggestion once used in psychiatry but now limited. It cannot compel a patient to act against will nor induce true sleep. Hypnosis can aid certain hysterical or psychosomatic conditions when applied by specialists with caution and proper sedatives.
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O'Brier
Denaturing The Atom and the Acheson Report Debated
The Acheson Report on international control of atomic energy is examined as a gradual path toward denaturing fissionable materials for peaceful use. Denatured materials can be reprocessed into bombs, so control remains uncertain and drawn out. The report, debated by Congress and the State Department, may guide U.S. policy after UN review, with no immediate treaty.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Acheson
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Golly
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Congress
Navy
U. S
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard Baruch
U.S
UNO Commission
UNO
United Nations Assembly and Security Council
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Money Strains
A 21 year old wife writes of a yearlong marriage with a younger husband who shows little romance or discussion beyond money. She funds groceries, paper, laundry, and insurance while he pays nothing and controls finances. She fears further disputes and seeks guidance on managing the tension and independence.
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Dorothy Dix
Strength for Today by Farl L Douglass
A reflective meditation on human senses versus the vast universe. The piece argues that radio and science reveal wonders beyond sight and hearing and that faith remains meaningful. It urges trust in God despite limited earthly perception and cites Bible-based spiritual powers.
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Farl L. Douglass
D. C
Macvelous
Consright Babson Newsvaner Synd
Bible Thoughts Aid De but cusformed to this world
A devotional line contrasts transformed minds with worldly changes. It cites Romans 12 2 urging renewal to discern God s good pleasing and perfect will. The passage echoes Bulwer Lyttons notion that truth yields individual light paths to each observer.
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Bulwer-Lytton
Horoscope for the Day Rewards and Trials Ahead
The aggressive temperament brings honors despite trial and trouble. A degree of Reward is promised with ultimate success possible, though the path includes much tribulation and frequent making and abandoning of plans.
Advice From Miss Dix on Self Respect and Education
A column offering guidance to a reader about stopping self spoiling of a husband and asserting equal partnership at home. It encourages education, personal worth, and not quitting school despite social pressure. The answer urges the girl to complete her diploma, use it to gain independence, and to consider relocating only if feasible to pursue self reliance.
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Ping
Miss Dix
Trove
Wise counsel on living apart from mother to protect marriage
An anxious reader asks how to handle a fiancé living with his mother whose slovenly habits would distress his refined bride. The adviser warns that cohabiting with the mother risks quarrels and divorce, urging the reader to provide his wife a separate home and new name ready for postwar life. Iceland is noted as a leading fish producing country with modern quick freezing plants for fillets.
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The
Beaw Syndicate, Inc
Iceland
England
Veterans seek death certs and GI bill aid for military losses
Readers in Washington and California seek death certificates, memorial markers, and Purple Hearts after losses on the U S Bismarck Sea. A VA note says certificates are usually sent within a month of official death notification, and a GI Bill course query shows approval possible through the International Correspondence School once VA lists it, with no subsistence while studying.
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Washington
Atlanta
U. S. Bismarck Sea
Navy Department
Bureau of Naval Personnel
D. C
Richmond
Calif
Veterans
Oakland
International Correspondence School
ICS
Why do meteorites rarely strike earth and amber sources
Questions and answers outline meteor speeds that vaporize meteorites in the atmosphere, note amber comes from the Baltic coast as pebbled beach material, Tarawa was invaded in November 1943, and touch on poker odds, uranium use in glass, and a German insecticide E60 as claimed WWII era research.
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David Lawrence
William A. O'Brien
NEA Service
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Aries Tromas McEnire
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War Plants Corporation
War Assets Corporation
War Assets Corp
WAC
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Tarawa
Betio
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