Managing the Debt and Old Baltimore Herald Fragments
The article discusses federal debt management amid tax cuts and rising costs in defense and international affairs, warning of inflation risks if wasteful spending continues. It also notes the Old Baltimore Morning Herald copy found by Carl Cramer, dated October 6, 1998, with local Baltimore news and a 6th district Democratic nomination detail. Flight superintendent Teavers D. Stultz named for Parks College program at St Louis University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Beardsley Rumi
Federal Reserve
Baltimore Herald
Baltimore Morning Herald
Carl Cramer
Frederick
News-Post
Peace Commission
Paris
Baltimore
Thomas A. Poffenberger
Washington County
Middletown
Myersville
Teavers D. Stultz
G. Wm. Stultz
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
St. Louis University
Parks College of Aeronautical Technology
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Local notes from April 10, 1898 include church charity with surprise donations and music, a Democratic Central Committee meeting in the Opera House, property transfers on East Patrick Street, a waterworks bond bill signed by Gov. Lowndes, and editor departure notes from The Bentztown Bard as markets in Baltimore are discussed.
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the News
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Hendrickson
Compher
Democratic Central
Opera House
Charles P Jr
Samuel Wertheimer
Lolisa E. Stephens
Twenty Years Ago Of The News April 19 1928
The mayor protested use of loud speakers in two North Market street stores as neighbors complained of annoying music. Maryland legislators plan an overnight Frederick visit for the third trip of the assembly next month. Audrey Keres, stage name of Mrs Ashley Mi Abendschein, a former Ziegfeld Follies dancer, appeared before a Martinsburg West Virginia audience. Igatius Bjorlee, past president of Frederick Rotary Club, spoke on The Rotaryan's Responsibility To His Club at the group’s regular luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
North Market Street
Maryland
Frederick
Audrey Keres
Ashley Mi Abendschein
Martinsburg
Ignatius Bjorlee
Paying the Price of Friendship and Family Roles
Dorothy Dix argues that authentic relationships and motherhood demand high sacrifice. Women invest endless self denial and care, shaping children and maintaining friendships through effort and unselfishness. Those who refuse the price end up isolated, while true companionship and well-formed character come from giving and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Sell Syndicate, Inc
Oldest American patriotic society and odd Q A
A Q and A set notes the Society of the Cincinnati as founded in 1783. It asks about ocean salinity varying with latitude and identifies the ash as a tall bird.
Car to be named for Paw Paw at dedication
Iv year old daughter of Heney Jr vice president Orchard Company will christen a new B and O Pullman car named in honor of Paw Paw a historic point on the B and Q main line The ceremonies will take place on Paw Paw April 16 The new all room Pullman car with fourteen roomettes and four double bedrooms will enter service on the B O Capit Limited between Washington and Chicago on April 18
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Miss Miller
Heney. Jr
Ted Orchard Company
Baw
Wwa
B.& O Pullman
Paw Paw
Boo& O
Washington
Chicago
Washington Daybook on Europe defense plan and isolationist mood
Washington Daybook outlines a high level U.S. strategy for a European mutual defense with Belgium Britain France Luxembourg and the Netherlands providing bases in return for tanks guns and training. It notes domestic isolationism skepticism in Congress and the GOP, plus factors shaping policy including Russian behavior Churchill’s stance and the Truman Doctrine. It questions the Wisconsin Republican primary’s impact on Dewey Stassen and MacArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Pentagon
State Department
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Luxembourg
Netherlands
U.S
Europe
U. S Whi
Marshall Phin
Euruope
M 2Re
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
Leo Alen
House Rules Committee
Congress
Allen
Ilinois
Ferguson
Homer
Arthur Vandenberg
America
Vandenberg
Wisconsin
Doeudas Marthur
Harold Stassen
Thomas Dewey
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Progressive Party
America First
Halo
Lewis and Taft Hartley Tug of War Over Miner Strike
Washington reports debate over who caused the walkout and whether a court order can force miners back to work. Judge McGuire’s injunction targets Johnny Lewis as president, with focus on whether he initiated or merely allowed the strike. The piece notes potential jail penalties for noncompliance and predicts officers may order a return to work under the court mandate by midweek.
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Washington
Johnny Lewis
McGuire
Mr. Lewis
Union Organiza 430m
Lewis
Oman
National War Labor Board
Taft-Hartley
Supreme Court
H. S. Seniors To Give Play
Frederick High School senior class prepares the annual production titled A Full House a Broadway farce by Fred Jackson. Set in a Riverside New York duplex it features a robbery train wreck and mistaken suitcases leading to a romance. Cast includes Martha Beck Grayson Bowers Dorothy Snyder and others. Performance at 8 15 p m on April 30 in the high school auditorium with Grayson S Barker faculty director assisted by Doris Lease student director.
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Frederick High School
Fred Jackson
Broadway
Riverside
New York
Martha Beck
Grayson Bowers
Osborne
Wachter
Dorothy Frye
Dorothy Snyder
Martha
Ann Brittain
Sally Stunkle
Barbara Spencer
Ellen Kehne
George Baker
Sherwood Simons
Robert Lambert
Thomas Williams
Robert Carpenter
Grayson S. Barker
Doris Lease
Girl Scout Association Board Meeting Highlights
The Frederick Girl Scout Association held its regular monthly board meeting presided by Mrs. Kenneth Metcalf. The resignation of Mrs. Walter Sinn was accepted with a Thanks Badge awarded. 40 hours of service were reported by Miss Mary Benson. Senior Scouts Section 10 will meet in Martinsburg on April 15 with six delegates named. A spring meeting is planned for May 25 at Camp Baker with Mrs. Charles T. Butcher Jr. as general chairman.
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The
Frederick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Betty Fleet
Joan Kouiz
Maralee Atkinson
Jean Lippy
Ruth Fer
Martha Jean Doll
Frances Ann Delaplaine
John Engie
Camp Baker
Mrrs
Charles T. Butcher, Jr
Offfair
James G
Warynesboro
Ing
Frederick are_ ix
Pll. Carter
Henry E.gersbach
Ice
Delapiasine
Eunice Bush
Anniversaries and Birthdays in Modern History
A compact list marking anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures. Matthew Perry and Leonidas Polk are noted for openings and battles, with others including George Lippard, Lew Wallace, Joseph Pulitzer, George Arliss, and Christopher Newport. Today in history recalls journalism milestones, animal welfare law, strikes, and wartime Allied advances. Birthdays span Perkins, Luce, Ingeborg, and others with a brief horoscope note on adventurous traits.
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America
Matthew C. Perry
Japan
Newport
R. 1
Leonidas Polk
Southwest
Raleigh
N.C
George Lippard
Philadelphia
His Day
The
Brotherhood of the Union
Chester Co. P
Lew Walace
Union
Brooksville
Ind
Joseph Pulitzer
N. S. World
Hungary
George Arliss
London
Breakfast in Washington Is Now the Thing
Washington insiders shift the daily routine to breakfast meetings as a new mass medium for speeches and receptions. Congressmen, officials, and lobbyists crowd hotel and restaurant breakfast events, trading early rising for more influence and faster agenda handling.
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Washington
Douglas Larsen
NFA
U. S
House and Senate
Federal
Washington Social Front
Virginia
Maryland Horse Country
U.S
Strength For Today By Earl L. Dougless D 3
A World War II era reflection describes a colonel observing a lone church stone amid bombed rubble. The piece cites sacrifice through Jesus Christ as the enduring hope for rebuilding a world after devastation. It urges practice of gospel principles to rise from moral wreckage and reconstruct a new order.
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Earl L. Dougless
France
Jesus Christ
Christ
Babson Newspaper
Miss Reed and Mr Gartner Host Cocktail Party
Miss Mary Jane Reed and Mr Lee Gartner of Gaithersburg will wed this afternoon at Grace Methodist church. They were guests of honor at a cocktail bridge at the Catoctin Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs William B Bennett Jr. Attendees came from Washington Gaithersburg and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Reed
Mr. Gartner
Mary Jane Reed
Lee Gartner
Gaithersburg
Grace Methodist Church
William B. Bennett, Jr
Catoctin Country Club
Washington
Frederick
Middletown Club Meets For Home Demonstration Week Plans
The Mid-Valley Homemakers' Club met at the president's home with eleven members and five visitors present. Officers announced plans for a short course tea during National Home Demonstration Week and a May meeting at Middletown High School with 4H Club girls as guests.
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Middletown
Mid-Valley
Earl Kepier
Frederick
Carlton Keller
Cyrus McBride
Maynard Hawker
Charles Remsberg
Wilmer Wise
Middletown High School
4H Club
Mirs
Bernard Taylor
Hawker
Daniel Thomas
Jug Bridge Club
Richard Bidie
Kepler
Frederick Homes
Luther Remsburs
Miss Leit
Edward Holier
Page Gardner
University of Maryland
College Park
Tavior
Weather Summary for April 1947 and 1948
The report notes April precipitation values with figures for 1947 and 1948. Normal April rainfall is 3.55 inches, while actual values show 1.85 inches in 1947 to date. An excess of 0.60 inch is recorded for 1948 to April. Temperatures show yesterday's high and last night’s low, with a comparison to the previous year. Sunset and sunrise times, and moonrise and moonset times are listed.
Emmitsburg Weddings Tie Two Local Marriages
Ruby Glass and William Sheeley wed in a double ceremony at Elias Lutheran church on March 27 with Rev. Philip Bower. Attendants included Norman Sheeley and Pauline Morgan. The couple plan to live in Emmitsburg as Corrie Swimley Beltzhoover and George Beltzhoover also announce their marriage in Frederick.
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Sheeley—Glass
Milburn Glass
Emmitsburg
Ruby
William G. Sheeley
Oliver Sheeley
Philip Bower
Elias Lutheran Church
Norman Sheeley
Airalla
Danville
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Archive
Luciclare Miller
Washington Daybook
Marshall Plam Nations
Winston Churchill
Harry Truman
Kremlin
Bob
George Patton
David Lawrence
H. S
Girl Scout Assn. Board
Stassen
Dewey
Nebraska
Henry Wallace
Globe Synd
Christopher Newport
England
Horace Greeley
N. Y. Tribune
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
U. S. Supreme Court
Greenland
Denmark
Florida
Berlin
John L. Lewis
Marshall
Russia
Molotov
Korea
Frances Perkins
U.S. Civil Service
Labor
Boston
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Indeberg
New
Bergen
Nls
Charles P.O
Uniof
Pennsylvania
Charlottesville
Leonard G. Rowntree
Canada
Kres Bennie
Th. T
Asa H. Watkins
Mt. Airy
Charleston, S.C
Barbara Harris
Mary Russell Hendrickson
West Second Street
Greenbrier College
Lewisburg
French W. Thompson
Greenbrier
Michael Stewart Gordon
W. Harry Haler
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Cooksville
Gordon
Kitty Haller
Carson
Nelson
Rail Avenue
Leonard Mark
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. Vernon Cobleniz
New York City
Cobleniz
Maryland Association of Insurance Agents
National Association of Insurance Agents
Maryland Banker Association
Frederic
Messrs
F. Ross Myers
Benjamin L. Shuff
William H. B. Anders
W. Bartgis Storm
Elmer L. Eshleman
Ralph J. Beacht
East South Street
Wil
Tommorrow
Clifford J. Saville
West Patrick Street
Carlisle Smith
Bas
Second Street
Jay
Donald B. Plott
University of Michigan
Carol L. Plott
Harrisonburg
Rev
Mirs. G. Ermine. Plott
Donald F. Stitely
Union Bridge
Craneburs
Doreen Free
Herber E. Free
West South Street
Donald Droneburg
P. Droneburg
Calvary Methogist Church
Franklin Haas
Johnny's Market
Bas Brother
Spitsberges
Norway
Orchive
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