Wished 18E3 THE NEWS Wednesday April 10 1946
The News published in Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday April 10 1946 shows a standard subscription notice and press ethics statement from the Great Southern Pig and Afg Co. It lists circulation rates and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. It asserts accuracy and real names for letters and corrections.
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Great Southern Pig & Afg, CO
Ingi
AL Communications
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associated Presa i
Dior Eenu
Frederick
Renouncing War MacArthur Plea Viewed With Caution
The piece argues wholehearted support for General MacArthur’s call for universal renunciation of war but cautions that achieving such an ideal is unlikely in the near term. It notes recent wartime outcomes and skepticism toward Russia and other nations resisting disarmament, urging continued negotiation and legal means before a broader peace.
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MacArthur
General MacArthur
Germany
Japan
Russia
Good Crops Indicated From Agriculture Survey
The Department of Agriculture survey signals favorable crop prospects and a very large wheat crop. Major crops total acreage is three percent below government targets, challenging farmers to meet nation needs and aid hungry populations abroad. Scientific farming methods have boosted production, reversing prewar surpluses as markets improve.
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Department of Agriculture
Questions and Answers on Diet, Energy, and World Affairs
Educational brief presents Q and A on wheat dependence in the US and Europe, U S member Bernard Baruch of the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission, RDX explosive composition, Canada spying allegations to the Soviet, Buffalo Bill commemorations via Shoshone project rename, and the UN Security Council members list.
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L U. S
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Bernard Baruch
Canada
Proper Channel for Hotel Service Complaints
The guide advises making complaints at the desk for proper handling rather than addressing the first employee seen. It emphasizes using formal, official channels to ensure the issue is managed through appropriate procedures.
Bowles Stresses Price Controls Link to Recovery
Washington April coverage recalls Chester Bowles at the National Retail Federation meeting discussing price control renewal. He warns a repeat of postwar inflation could trigger widespread foreclosures and bankruptcies, urging targeted controls to stabilize production and curb living-cost spikes while planning for a June 1947 phaseout.
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Peter Edson
Washington
April
Chester Bowles
National Retail Federation
Congress
OPA
Fla
Bowles
Gost
Sid van
Flares used to locate chimney fire near Utlea
Roadsides flares lit Monday night guided Independent county firemen to a off-highway chimney fire near Utlea. No damage reported from the 7:45 p.m. alarm. Earlier, Indepen dents City engine fought a vacant lot field fire between Rockwell Terrace and Second Street, aided by a United Rescue truck.
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Independent County
Utlea
The
Independents
Rockwell Terrace
Second Street
United Rescue
Fifty Years Ago Local Items in The News April 10 1896
Miss Frances Willard president of the World W C T U lectured at the Methodist Episcopal church in Frederick on temperance. She stays with Mr and Mrs Adolphus Fearhake South Market street. A horse hit a two wheel vehicle near West Third and Bentz streets, breaking the vehicle into pieces. Arbor Day observances with tree plantings in city schools including Robert Kolb and others. Four large wagons carrying Rev Randalls household goods passed through Frederick to Baltimore. A L Bosley of the Electric Light and Power Company challenged taxation before the Board of Aldermen and a legal dispute may go to court.
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The
News
Frances £. Willard
W. C. Mo
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adolphus Fearhake
South Market Street
J. Grahame Johnson
Walkersville
West Third
Bentz
Kolb
Market
Third Streets
Robert Kolb
Samuel Eppley
Hugh Roser
David Yinger
Leo Weinberg
Alban Wood
Harry Bacer
Rev. Randall
Zion Episcopal Church
Urbana
Balmore
A. L. Bosley
Electric Light and Power Company
Board of Aldermen
Will of Miss Kunkel Probate and Local Events
Twenty years ago of the news dated April 10 1926 reports the will of the late Miss Mary Catherine Kunkel filed for probate with assets about 69006 dollars. Hood College is bequeathed 4900 in bonds and Evangelical Reformed church receives 1000. About 1200 school girls from city and county join a carnival at the State Armory with contests. Rev Dr Charles Wehler of Baltimore speaks to the Monocacy Club warning of national decadence and degraded literature. Shrine members from Frederick attend Ali Ghan Temple spring ceremonial in Cumberland.
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Mary Catherine Kunkel
Office of the Register of Wills
Hood College
Evangelical Reformed Church
State Armory
Church Street
Woodsboro
Charles ©. Wehler
Baltimore
Messrs
Grover L. Michael
Roger B. Wolfe
F. C. Remsberg
O. L. Storm
Herbert Hahn
Albert M. Coblentz
Frederick
Ali Ghan Temple
Cumberland
Today In History and Birthdays Fire of notable, mixed history
Today in history lists numerous births and events from 1608 Captain Christopher Newport's return with questionable gold to 1944 fleet action. Birthdays include Clare Boothe Luce and Sigmund Freud era notables. horoscopes warn of ambitious exploration and risk in methods.
Eye chalazion and stye basics from a medical column
Doctor explains chalazion a gland blockage forming weeks to months after onset, treated by surgery if needed, with eye may be disfigured briefly. Styes caused by lid edge bacteria rush with heat, opened by incision when ripe. Repeats that chalazion and stye share features but differ in treatment and outcomes.
Dorothey Dix Advice For A Frustrated Husband
Dorothy Dix counsels a 66 year old husband trapped by a wife’s extreme cleanliness and nagging. She urges him to stay married, noting the loneliness and harm of abandonment, and warns that leaving would hurt her more than it helps.
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Miss Vix
Dorothy Dix
Emm
Three Secretaries for Army Navy and Air Force
Washington argues against linking armed services under one civilian secretary as a wasteful focus. The piece faults budget cuts and calls for three separate secretaries with Cabinet access to balance Army Navy and Air Force needs and prevent repeat Pearl Harbor failures.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol Blill
Ae Army
Alr
Navy
America
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United States
Pacific
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Department of Defense
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Truman
Armed Services
Pearl Harbor
Air Force
Divorce Advice From a Reading of Life and Happiness
A reader shares a personal account of divorce, arguing against spousal denial and hatred. The response cautions that hate destroys happiness and harms children, urging amicable separation and peaceful cohabitation. The column notes a sexagenarian widow’s reflections and includes an unrelated closing editorial counsel on dealing with enemies.
Strength for Today by Eart L Douglass and Smile
A salesman notes regional variation in reception by customers. Some areas offer courteous treatment while others are rude. He recalls a region where he enjoys cheerful relations and asks why people cannot always conduct business kindly. A sale is never guaranteed.
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Eart L. Douglass
D. D
Take Your Choice from Luf's Stuff
A quirky note by N. A. Lufburrow discusses bow-leggedness and prehistoric ages. The piece muses on whether the claim holds or is allegorical, urging readers to consider trying on a different stance while playfully referencing ancient times.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Education benefits under the amended GI Bill questions answered
Readers submit queries on readjustment allowances, Civil Service credits for service time, medical transcripts for service-connected disabilities, retroactive readjustment payments, allotment withholding, GI Bill eligibility, and choosing approved schools. Answers clarify that differences pay, not full amounts. credit for wartime service. doctor access to medical records with consent. weekly retroactive claims not permitted. apply with serial number. 90 days service needed for GI Bill eligibility. and how to find approved schools via state education departments.
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Washington
Anri
Lancaster
T. D
White Plains
Office of Dependency Benefits
Newark
New Jersey
H.R. M
John Day
Ove
Department of Education
Prophet Like Unto Thee Foretold In Deuteronomy Verse
A brief meditation notes a prophecy from Deuteronomy about raising a prophet like Moses and placing words in his mouth. It reflects on the prophet's mantle as a sacred gift to humanity before his struggle begins, referencing a Lowell line about a sacred gift to man.
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Lowell
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