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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1947
Page
4
The April 5 1887 issue blends an Easter meditation on life and the stone and sepulchre with a brief Baltimore coal traffic note. It reports Maryland football readiness as spring practice begins under Jim Tatum, seeking a strong forward wall.
From the April 5 1897 issue details include Charles Ranne Berger driving a two horse buggy on West Petrick street when it collided with a wagon. a wheel struck Thomas Kime causing a near collapse. a Woodsboro married woman fainted near Grool Park and needed aid. a committee from local organizations met the Board of School Commissioners to discuss school improvements. Eugene Sponseller reported about seven thousand dollars in the stables.
Twenty years ago a court in Frederick city and Frederick County allocated funds for schools and county needs. Judge Worthington issued an order to take testimony from William C. regarding a contested action before the final order on the ballot issue is issued.
Washington calls for decisive presidential leadership as a nationwide rail and telephone labor dispute threatens service and public welfare. The piece argues Congress should grant Truman power to intervene, curb secondary boycotts, and prevent widespread economic damage amid the ongoing strike.
Washington April 1 In a broad overview the article argues 1947 will see a surge of interests in Washington seeking to roll back government controls after five war years. It cites railroads real estate sugar and housing proposals and a push to privatize public lands and water projects while noting bipartisan support for many measures and a perceived bias against small business.
Dr O'Brien cites early treatment to relieve arterial hardening and notes nerve cutting as a method to improve blood flow. Report on 37 cases by De Takats and Ever shows increased walking in treated groups with autonomic anesthesia considerations.
Easter in Baker Park includes Kiwanis egg roll on Monday with children’s baskets and family gatherings. Milady wears spring hat from New York fashion preview in St Claire McCardell style. Hood girls returning for the holiday. Frederick youth come home.
The annual visitation by officers of the Grand Council occurred Tuesday at 7.30 p m to Enoch Council, Royal and Select Masters, at the Masonic Temple. About 39 readers attended. The visiting officers included Philip B. Matthews, Magnus B. Milner, John H. Lentz, Frederick Ellwood Smyrk, Rev. Joseph B. Dickerson, and district inspectors Lester E. Snyder and B Morehouse, with Mrs. McAfee receiving congratulations for a son born March.
Dorothy Dix comments on the clash between a 14 year old girl and her mother over growing up. The piece discusses adolescence, parental misunderstandings, and the need for supportive guidance rather than overcontrol. It notes the mother's worry about mental strain and asks how to handle the changing dynamic. The column then shifts to book notes and cultural items.
A fragmentary discussion questions a quotation allegedly linking Voltaire to a defender of free speech. The claim traces through Jean Franco and Marie Arouet and Gerard Tallentyre’s The Friends of Voltaire, noting the New York Herald Tribune letter to the editor as the publication point while the exact wording remains unverified.
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