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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1950
Page
7
An analysis notes applicants often chase pay and vacation time, while workers error from bad relations with bosses and weak effort. A Vocational Association speaker urges business schools to teach attitude, starting at home, as foundation for job hunting and holding.
The March Commerce figures show a 561000 drop in unemployed workers and a total slightly above 4 million, signaling a improving job market but prompting debate over broader federal programs. The news includes the burial of William F Cody near Denver on Lookout Mountain.
Repair work at the Bentz building on Market and Church streets includes a damaged Church street wall rebuilt with solid material and railing removed for timber replacement. Easter windows attract attention at several shops with a live rabbit in Main's window. A special car will transport Frederick delegates to Washington to pursue war claim hearings. Frederick town Savings Institution directors elected: Doll, Dean, Hover, Knott, Lynch, McCardell, Miller, Rohrback, Schley. Ground broken at Schleysville for a mission school with Masons to begin work.
William L. Gross, Brunswick pioneer merchant and prominent citizen, died after weeks of illness at age 72. In Brunswick, Rev Reno S Harp Jr was ordained a priest in West River church. Bishop McDowell delivered "A Life Symphony" at Tivoli in a Lenten series event with over 800 attendees. County plans state improved roads and two new bridges this year as announced by G Clinton Uhl, chair of the State Roads Commission.
A reader asks if a 35 year old woman may wed against her parents wishes. Dix says parents may oppose for solid reasons like drunkenness or vice but not for frivolous grounds. at times a daughter can marry despite parental opposition. She cautions against assuming unhappiness and urges considering happiness and independence.
The Youth Fellowship of St Pauls Evangelical Reformed Church Utica met Friday at Ruth and Sarah Remsburg home. They opened with Easter songs, read Scripture, and heard a piano solo. They planned scrapbooks for the Children’s Hospital and camp slides for the next meeting. Fourteen attended including new member Eddie Toms. A surprise birthday party for Sarah Remsburg followed with gifts and hostess refreshments. Next meeting May 5 at Mary Frances Warner’s home. The mineral cobrit has been found essential in building the newly discovered vitamin B12.
Washington commentary tallies errors by many figures in the McCarthy effort to link Communist influence to State Department policy. It notes missteps by McCarthy Hoover Tydings McGrath Lodge and calls for FBI independence from partisan probes to protect ongoing operations and lawful inquiry.
The piece notes that excessive fear of cancer heart disease or internal ailments can create real symptoms such as discomfort breathlessness and pain. It urges balanced knowledge of the body and cautions against constant dread while advising attention to lasting serious signs and the value of calm acceptance in living well.
Major Thomas M. Nial explains how veterans can obtain Small Tract lands under public land laws with first consideration for applications in the initial 30 days. Alaska Florida and western states see veteran gains. details on qualifications costs experiences and the 90 day preference for reclamation farms. The piece highlights Sugar Loaf Key Alaska and Riverton Wyoming as examples and notes a June 20 deadline for preference.
Maryland Hood College sophomore Ann Natalie Colbert will be the Maryland Princess for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester on April 27 28 She is active in athletics and drama and is the foster daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Delaplane Virginia's Grace Anne Overholser a sophomore at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Va will be the Virginia Princess Her mother resides in Ithaca NY Previously Blacksburg High School alumna Marga McKown Miller of Romney West Virginia is the West Virginia Princess and a Morgantown WVU student named May Queen for her senior year Miller is a Romney native and recipient of the university activities medal
Washington April 1 Dr P V Cardon head of the Agriculture Department reports that crop scientists face a ceaseless contest with nature in defending farmers from disease and pests. He notes more than 400 rust races threaten wheat and cereals, and insects outpace new control methods. He argues research must continue year after year to retain gains, as stopping would forfeit lifetimes of progress.
Readable Bible text mentions Song of Solomon 6 2 about beloved going to his garden to feed in the beds of spices and notes belonging to a Great Church that holds the world within its scope. The fragmentary line evokes devotion and sacred space within a church tradition.
Roy L. Kintz of R F D 5 Frederickt and Rothenhoefer of 715 North Market Street Frederick marked twenty five years with Potomac Edison this month. Kintz serves in the Railway Department and Rothenhoefer in the local line department.
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