Unied 1883 The News Date April 9 1946
The News published daily except Sunday from Court Street Frederick Maryland shows subscription rates for single copy and prepaid three month and six month terms. Associated Press informs use of news dispatches credited or local news and requires real names for letter submissions. Edited notice and office address listed. Tuesday April 9 1946.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
al Communications
News & Building
Court St. Frederick
Associated Press
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Prederick
Berlin Allies chart postwar German economy plan
The Allied Control Council in Berlin agrees on a wartime industry cutback plan for Germany aiming by 1949 to restore a living standard around 1932 levels. The program reduces war material production, with peacetime sectors like agriculture and coal mining allowed to proceed, and hints at relief for neighbors through restored imports.
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Germany
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Hitler
Army tests new missiles and radar defenses in New Mexico
The Army plans summer tests in New Mexico to defend against rocket and atom bomb attacks. Radar tracking of missiles is envisioned, with hopes for a radar controlled counterattack rocket. The article notes transforming warfare and dangers if war resumes.
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New Mexico
Letters to the Editor Questioning City Officials on Police and Parks
A reader questions officials over airport land purchase timing, police allocation, patrol car usage near city hall, and the status of the municipal light plant. The letter asks why city staff remain on payroll and why resources are not focused on residential areas.
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Harrington
the News
Oor
Sixth
Bentz and Saints
Taft Murray clash over health bill stirs Senate
Senator Murray and Senator Taft spar over the National Health Insurance Bill's serial provisions. The dispute highlights liberal versus conservative divides and the need for clear voter choices in upcoming primaries and elections.
Reader asks city to fix lights streets and sewer drains
Letter from Frederick resident Harvey A Harrington Jr questions six months of outages on Market Street east side between 4th and G1 streets and argues for faster emergency repairs from the city. He asks why the city-run light plant isn’t cheaper and urges consulting engineers or cross-city comparison with Hagerstown. He criticizes street conditions on South Carroll and Fifth streets and pressure on the city to repair sidewalks and streets, calling for more public focus on municipal improvements.
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Market
Hagerstown
Hagersttown
Carroll
Fifth Streets
Frederick
Harvey A. Harrington, JR
Attractiveness Rooted In Disposition Not Looks Alone
A editorial muses on beauty as a function of character and heart, noting that “beautiful but dumb” looks are overrated and kindness and personality matter more in lasting appeal. The piece contrasts faces with charm to those relying on appearance, and hints virtue over vanity.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Samivel
Weller
Feitham
First National Bank Directors Elect Norwood President
State Senator Frank C. Norwood was elected president of the First National Bank at a directors meeting to succeed the late Thomas Gorsuch. A fire alarm sounded after straw in a box behind John Eisenhauer's residence ignited coal ashes, causing smoke and a general alarm.
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First National Bank
Frank C. Norwood
Thomas Gorsuch
John Eisenhauer
Carlton Molesworth
Rockford
George T. Kohlenberg
Adamstown
Kahlenberg
Will of late Castle M Gilpin probate estates Frederick
In 1926 news notes the will of the late Castle M Gilpin Frederick attorney is probated. He leaves the bulk of an estate valued around 49 000 to relatives and bequeaths a library to Frederick City Hospital and a law library to Library Association of Frederick. A car crash near Boensyura nearly claimed Shank and Kepler. The Old Stone property at Church and Market streets is remodeled by H F Shipley. A heavy downpour caused Carroll Creek to overflow and water to back up toward the old city mill.
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Castles M. Gilpin
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Library Association of
Mark Shank
Leland Kepler
Middletown
Boensyura
Church and
Market Streets
Care of the Deformed Toenail and Related Infections
Doctor explains causes of painful ingrown nails from tight shoes and nail trimming. Proper treatment includes trimming nails straight, packing to separate nail from tissue, and avoiding pressure. Severe cases need surgical removal of the outer third of the nail with a splint and two weeks of healing.
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
A compilation of notable births and deaths including Rufus Putnam, Fisher Ames, Radweard Muybridge, Theodote Louise Smith, and Charles P. Stemmetz. Historical events noted span 1865 Lee’s surrender at Appomattox, prohibition shifts in New York, to WWI and WWII era milestones.
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Rufus Putnam
Wheelwright
Ohio Company
Ohio
U.S
Sutton
Mass
Fisher Ames
Massachusetts
Dedham
Radweard Muybridge
California
Diea May
Theodote Louise Smith
Clark University
Usului Lisiunea
Maine
Charles P. Stemmetz
Germany
New York State
Lee
Appomattox Court House
American Anti-Slavery Society
Postoffice Department
Federal Children's Bureau
Act of
Vimwe Ridge
National Labor Board
Wilson
Norway
Denmark
Ayerw
U. S
Poland
Italy
Avity Forge Ahad
Yiguua
Truman lays out bold United Nations world role
In a Chicago speech President Truman defines American policy as active in all regions to maintain peace and security. He argues nations must recognize mutual interests while the United States enforces the UN charter to protect sovereignty and deter aggression, signaling a shift from prewar hemispheric focus to global engagement. The piece notes Congress debates draft extensions amid these implications.
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Washingen
United States
Truman
Chicago
David Lawrence
America
Soviet Union
British Commonwealth
Far East
Near East
Europe
Roosevelt
United Nations
Middle East
League of Nations
Congress
Is Morality Optional A Philosophical Sermon
A teacher asks students to define the great commandment then argues morality is not optional. The piece contrasts modern views with Biblical authority claiming God governs both world and moral law and that belief or opinion changes nothing of those principles. Chesterton is cited with gravity metaphor.
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Oboo¢Or
Douglass
D. D
Chesterton Ounce
Matt
Birthdays of notable figures many years past
Today marks anniversaries for James William Fulbright Frank King Archibald Roosevelt David H Kincheloe Efrem Zimbalist Michael Ready Harry West Joseph Nueille and others with births spanning Missouri New Jersey Wisconsin Kentucky Russia Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania and Connecticut. The horoscope notes finance influence and a fertile but cautious outlook for the day.
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James William Fulbright
Arkansas
Sumner
Princeton
N. J
Frank QO. King
U. S. Customs Courts
New York
Sacramento
Efrem Zimbailist
Russia
Michael J. Ready
Columbus
Ohio
New Haven
Conn
RRS
Birthday party etiquette: send a gift despite request
A mother hosting a birthday party asks guests not to bring gifts. The guidance urges compliance with the request while noting a child might still feel pressure to give one, advising thoughtful discretion and consideration of the host's wishes. The piece stresses good manners and respect for others in social situations.
Bible Thoughts and Goethe on the good path
A compact collection of aphorisms citing Peter 3 13 and Goethe about following the good path. The excerpt contrasts a good man’s modest aspirations with an inner instinct toward the true way.
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Peter
Goethe
Dorothea Dix Like Advice on Widowhood From Dorothy Dix
The column offers guidance for widows detailing how loss alters age perception and social status. It urges independence, limits on visiting children, stable housing, social engagement, and personal fulfillment through clubs, church work, and public movements to maintain happiness after loss.
Arrogant Vocabulary Lesson and Local News Note
English lesson notes discuss likely usage and liability phrases with examples. Dr Paul Ratlaway of this city recently returned from a post graduate course in Wilmington Delaware detailing language tips and daily word practice.
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Paul Ratlaway
Wilmington, del
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