The News Thursday Edition Header and Policy Note
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Republicacien
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Army crime record in Europe praised as creditable
Brigadier General Edwin C. McNeil, head of the European JAG office, says from July 1842 to mid February this year only about 0.5 percent of 4,000,000 soldiers faced general court martial and 0.8 to 0.9 percent were dishonorably discharged. war stress and duty grind cited as factors. Civilians’ crime rates are noted as higher in many communities.
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Edwin C. McNeil
Judge Advocate General
Europe
Snally
McNeil
Veterans face housing and job hurdles after war
The article notes returning veterans struggle to find suitable housing due to wartime shortages and difficulties in securing preferred employment. It acknowledges the housing gap as a war consequence, expects shortages to ease in months, and praises veterans’ service while urging support and patience as they adapt to civilian work.
Unclear wartime Q and A fragment on troops and mines
A partial Q A item asks how many U S troops remain in Egypt with figures between 3060 and 4000 referenced as awaiting disposition of American property such as hospitals. It then shifts to a question on coal mines numbered 708 and a linguistic note about shamrock oxalis distinctions by Rev. Hugh O Neill and others, ending with an interrupted question about people.
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U. S
Egypt
Revealed divisions over Argentina policy and blue book
Mexican former ambassador Najera asserts the United States erred on Argentina and Latin American policy. He charges the Byrnes Roosevelt era approach misread Pan American sentiment, notes Argentina’s fascist drift and Peronist ties, and calls for united action rather than unilateral measures.
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Francisco Camillo Najera
Mexico
United States
Perega
Argentina
Senor Natera
Um Born
UNO Security Council
San Francisco
UNO
Byrnes-Braden
Mr. Braden
Buenos Aires
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Peron
Farrel
Department of State
U. S
Jeff Wingers
Najera
Sumner Welles
Lutin America
Great Britain
Moanentench
Argentia
Russia
Peran
Frantan
Bikini tests spark debate over atomic bomb testing ships
A railway announcement cites wages averaging 50.21 dollars a week as of last October while questions rise about use of Takeno Bikini for atom bomb tests.
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Takeno
Bikini
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
April 4 1998 notes recount Dr John Shipley moving to West Patrick Street mice damaged his goods at night April snowstorm reported in Frederick A Frederick and Middletown Rail Road board opts for electric power over steam and routes the line via Patrick Street to the depot Western Maryland College club defeats Maryland State School nine 10 to 1 in baseball Easter Monday football clash between West Patrick Street elevens and the brash factory Franklin Harshman named principal for the male high school on North Market Street with the new building planned
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the News
John Shipley
Horse and Cattle Powder
West
Patrick Street
Frederick
Telegraph Street
West Patrick
Patrick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fair Grounds
Western Maryland College Club
Maryland State School
West Patrick Street
Franklin Harshman
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
April 4 1926 report recalls Grate Reformed church electing Harry C Smith and John J Culler as elders and Lester W Boye and Roger B Wolfe as deacons At the Frederick County Bar Association memorial remarks honored the late Milton G Urner Court members Peter and Worthington spoke Long Middletown election results show Earl M Kepier and Samuel D Bussard tied with 47 votes for fifth committee post A Memorial meeting at All Saints Vestrymen listed Ernest Helfenstein Thomas Williamson Edwin Markell James Gambrill Jr Richard Potts Judge Glenn H Worthington Holmes Baker and John Newman
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Grate Reformed Church
Harry C. Smith
John J. Culler
Lester W. Boye
Roger B. Wolfe
Milton G. Urner
Frederick County Bar Association
Peter and Worthington
Middletown
Earl M. Kepier
Samuel D. Bussard
All Saints ‘Enuish
Ernest Helfenstein
Thomas M. Williamson
Edwin C. Markell
James H. Gambrill
Richard Potts
Glenn
H. Worthington
Holmes D. Baker
John 5. Newman
Today In History and Birthdays of Statesmen and Pioneers
A fragmented history page notes anniversaries and births of figures like Dorothea Lynde Dix and James Freeman Clarke, with entries on U S flags, the Thaddeus mission, and battles. It lists birthdays and notable dates including leaders, scholars, and artists with scattered locations and dates.
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Dix
Eac Maine
Trenton
N. I
James Freeman Clarke
Boston
Hanover
N. H
Linus Yele
Salisbury
N.H
Lewis Ginter
Richmond
New York City
George Pierce Baker
Harvard
Yale
Providence
R. I
Nosebleed facts and home remedies from doctor expert
Doctor explains nosebleeds stem from surface blood vessels in the nasal septum. Mild bleeding stops on its own. severe cases require medical care, possible vasoconstrictor medicines, nasal packing, or cauterization. Injury, hypertension, or artery hardening can complicate bleeding and may need a transfusion or surgical follow up.
Strength for Today Emphasizes Moral Character Over Power
Earl L Douglass urges that real success rests on character not energy or luck. He contrasts Napoleon and Caesar, noting Napoleon's self regard and conquest versus Christ's unselfish aims. The piece highlights sacrificial living as the primary element of true achievement.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Napoleon
Europe
Alexanders
Des Hay
Christ
Bahson
Syad.t
Bible Thoughts As One Man Sin Against Another
A fragmentary verse note contrasts human judgment with divine judgment and laments human insight. It references I Samuel and Milton’s phrasing, noting law can’t discover sin and salvation lies beyond shadowy extenuations.
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Samuel Law
Miulton
Horoscope for those born today in Paris
Today’s horoscope notes a brooding nature and solitary temper for those born on this day. It warns of volatile temper, strong desires, and argues for strenuous action to achieve success, with travel and distant settlement suggested.
Babson Warns Against Immediate Public Takeover Of Utilities
Babson argues against urgent public ownership of electric utilities, warning the Federal Power Commission could force government control. He cites depreciation policies and tax advantages as incentives for public takeovers and cautions investors to consider cashing out before forced transfers.
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Roger W. Babson
New York
Federal Power Commission
Federal Reserve Boards
Dorothy Dix on wives brains and marriage choices
Dorothy Dix argues that intelligent men often marry pretty but intellectually dull women. She cites statistics and a psychologist’s view that dull partners focus a man on personality and sex, while clever partners distract with ideas. The piece critiques philandering and calls for a partner who is both loving and practical.
Untitled Social Quip on Marriage and Wives
A satirical note discusses conversation with women and marriage, suggesting cultural stereotypes about husbands and wives. It references cunning Doras and mentions guardianship and miracles, ending with a dated tone from a beil syndicate style.
Hostess Graciously Thanks Guest For Pleasant Evening
The hostess responds warmly to a guest thanking her for dinner expressing gladness the guest could attend. The dialogue contrasts polite closing lines with more formal or lengthy rejoiners. The ancient Greek candidates reportedly avoided meat opting for dairy and grain staples.
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Greece
Who Pays The Doctor Bills
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Idson reports the Senate Education and Labor Committee will begin hearings on the Wagner Murray Dingell Health Bill. The plan would tax workers 3 percent of earnings up to 3600 yearly and fund nationwide prepaid medical care for employed people and families. The AMA opposes socialized medicine while Blue Cross plans grow. veterans face a major health coverage push with VA and private hospitals involved.
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Peter Ldson
NEA
Washington
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Congress
Roosevelt
Harry Truman
American Medical Association
Blue Cross
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Associated Medical Care Plans, Inc
A. M.A
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ ‘Administration
Senat Committee
Nationa
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Colby College
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