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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1947
Page
4
The notice lists rates including 3 cents for copies, 50 cents for two months, and annual figures such as 5.00 dollars, with a post office classification at Frederick Md. as second class matter. Dated Saturday April 12 1947.
The death of Henry Ford marks the end of an era as the last titan of America’s industrial revolution. Ford’s vision, free enterprise era timing, and relentless innovation spurred rapid auto and transportation growth, driven wages, and substantially lowered car prices, shaping a nation’s economy and inspiring countless others.
The piece criticizes totalitarian regimes for viewing theft and deceit as tools of power. It argues that true honesty is absolute, not selective, and that even Christians may justify small cheats. It stresses complete honesty as essential for personal and societal security and condemns partial honesty.
The record shows wartime Q A exchanges on bombing and air service lengths. It notes university enrollment totals in California and coffee consumption figures. A U S Department note reports a protest to Yugoslavia over Italian property in Trieste zone delivered March 27 via the Yugoslav ambassador.
Washington April 12 The president’s bid to assign blame for high prices surfaces amid his press conference and calls for wage increases. Business groups flag rising costs from labor and materials since 1939 while farm and food costs surge. Officials note profit margins vary by sector and warn of shortages if demand falls. Reproduction Rights Reserved
A compact note set highlights common misuses and pronunciations such as I wonder if she will go versus oh wonder whether or not she will go, and attack versus a tak t. It cites vociferous usage and quotes Johnson along with small biographical mentions of Thurmont and Fairmont WV and Mrs Elder Moran’s funeral.
Frederick leaders plan to purchase land for an outdoor athletic field with a bicycle track as a feature. A bicycle owned by Mr Vincent Yingling was recovered from a youth near Kingde Brak Hill after being stolen from Frank V Staub’s store ten days earlier. no prosecution pursued. Marion Haller, while staying at J E Scheil’s harness shop on North Market Street, was injured by an iron hook but could return to work. Wong Chung has opened a laundry on East Pai Street in the former Tom Lee room. Egg demand remains high with nine cents per dozen. dressed chickens sell 74 to 35 cents each.
Local items recall Rev J O Wright and wife expected from Pedmont where he was once pastor of the Meiho He has left behind two aluminum cases with radio sets for the plane of Com Brr during the South Pole attempt P Price B Te st Oh Company in the city P Frank Pambel oldest Frederick bar member died at the Buckey home aged 73 long known attorney Ruth English Frederick Hood College sophomore elected literary editor of The Touchstone college annual
Dorothy Dix quotes a young man and friends arguing that freedom from domestic duties offers value and pleasure. The piece contrasts bachelorhood with marriage, noting risks and rewards, and defends marriage as a better bet for men despite pains.
Gloomy world events mix with local incidents in Frederick County. Foreign policy tremors, strikes, and disasters loom while fire engines race to emergencies. Community drives, charitable campaigns, and club meetings highlight a resilient town facing varied challenges.
N A Lufburrow notes talkers and listeners alike struggle to understand muddled remarks. The piece suggests some talkers speak fluently while others mutter in unclear phrases. It hints at a cure for overtalkers and silent types.
The Women's Club of Camp Detrick held a semi monthly meeting at the officers' club on April 19 at 1 p.m. with 27 members present. After a brief business session, bridge was played and refreshments were served. First bridge prize went to Mrs Terry Hays, second to Mrs Henry Eigelsbach.
A notice lists a Cecilian Choir concert in Brodbeck Hall at eight with the college preparatory choir and college orchestra, followed by a business meeting at Meyran social room on Hood campus. Also upcoming entertaining for engaged couple J Tyson Lee and Sara Rau, and various local residents traveling or announcing births and civic events.
An Army unit from the First Cavalry Division is on occupation duty in the Tokyo Yokohama prefecture region. Mr and Mrs Johan W. Davis, the parents, reside at Dickerson.
Dan Pearl was arrested this morning by Officers James Marks and Warry Phillipson on a drunkenness charge. He was held under $250 bond plus costs for a hearing.
Dr Harold C Voris reports on 100 injury related brain hemorrhage cases with clot removal via burr hole, noting many patients recovered after surgery. Symptoms include headaches dizziness weakness paralysis and mental disturbance. danger from enlarging clots.
Weather data shows 3.55 inches of precipitation for April with 12.67 inches noted in a past year. High yesterday reached 66 degrees, compared with 56 a year ago. Low last night 37, versus 39 last year. Sunset today at 6 44 p m, sunrise tomorrow 5 39 a m. Moon rises tomorrow at 1 46 a m and sets tomorrow at 11 02 p m.
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