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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1948
Page
4
A reflection on human weakness, culture, and conflict. The piece notes intolerance as a core danger alongside science, urging resolve to change. It includes excerpts from a column with letters asking advice on love, fidelity, and teenage rebellion, highlighting societal rules and parental guidance.
In Frankfort on the Main German crowds applaud anti American speakers from the Russian zone who accuse the United States of exploiting Germany and undermining democracy. The event raises concerns among Americans about the success of Allied policy and the future of Western unity.
A reader asks if a woman can win a married man. Dorothy Dix and another woman argue that some men can be trusted while others are swayed by charm and flattery. many men remain loyal, but some are susceptible to temptation and infidelity.
A lesson style note defines inflexible as firm in will and purpose with a resolute, determined stance. It cites Addison on upright temper. A quirky claim afterwards states Iowa, the greatest corn state, averaged over 30 bushels per acre in 1543 1944 and 1945.
A 1838 column notes cracked stone on the Gas House pike near Frederick and Monocacy delaying cycling. City and county public schools close for the term with teachers opening a six week subscription school. Residents plan a boat on the Monocacy to defend the city in war scenarios. Notes mention Zep Moberiy and John Fogle, Charles Vonson, and a Oak Hill entertainment. Representative McDonald reportedly near a decision per a Washington dispatch.
A citizens delegation urged approval of a new western city school at about 500 to 850 dollars needed. Rev B R Carnahan, former Mt Pleasant Reformed pastor, died at his daughter's home aged 77 after 50 years in ministry. A six room brick dwelling on South Market Street sold for 2255 at public sale. Major Elmer F Munshower announced reelection bid for aldermen as the sole Republican candidate.
Washington Daybook notes suit of ERP chief Paul G. Hoffman faces from John Taber, longtime head of the House Appropriations Committee, who demands control over ERP finances and hiring. Taber, a conservative New Yorker, warns against ex-bureaucrats and private firms running ERP, while Hoffman's background with Leon Keyserling is clarified. The column also highlights Senate tax bill quips by Arlen H. Barkley and others, and returns to political tempers in Washington.
Reverend Dr Thorning led a Pan American Day service in Capitol Hill praying for safety of the U S delegation and colleagues from the Americas. He urged divine protection against Nazi-minded forces seeking to destroy Christian unity and called for support of truth justice and charity as a pledge of freedom and democracy.
Washington April 14 Comedy to tragedy may come as the miners union faces court contempt. John L Lewis claims the stoppage was spontaneous and refuses mediation. a court order to end the strike is ignored. The public eye watches Speaker Martin and the mediation process amid a national production crisis.
Veterans sons may gain automatic access to the U S Military or Naval academies through presidential appointment, with eligibility extended to those who died from war service or currently suffer service related disabilities. Entrance exams are rigorous and preparation is common. applications go to the Adjutant General for West Point and the Chief Bureau of Personnel for Annapolis.
Dr Francis Pendleton Gaines president of Washington and Lee University will address the 100th anniversary of Associated Press members from Virginia West Virginia Maryland North Carolina and the District of Columbia. The event at Greenbrier Hotel May 17 18 includes speakers Governor Tuck and Governor Meadows with H R Prichard as toastmaster.
James Marlow contrasts John L. Lewis and Judge T Alan Goldsborough in a contempt of court case. The piece traces their backgrounds, clash over coal miners’ strikes, and how the Supreme Court mixed rulings reshaped fines. It frames Lewis as labor’s force and Goldsborough as the law’s embodiment across a nation of 145 million.
NEA correspondent notes growing fear among federal workers as election approaches. Civil service protection covers about 95 percent of U S employees, but a new president could reshuffle top policy making posts and key appointments, affecting roughly 2000 cabinet and inner-circle positions.
The piece discusses how a new president would face pressure from top oil service workers and federal officials who could lose authority or receive unappealing assignments. It notes the immense size of the 2 000 000 man executive machine and contrasts Truman’s handling with a future president, stressing the challenge of reshaping administration rather than enacting laws.
A collection of Q and A items covers crossbills and pine seeds, medals for armed services by Congress authorization, Paul Bunyan as a legend, U S population ranking, and the Star Spangled Banner’s origin with the 1814 Fort McHenry bombardment now in the Smithsonian.
Doctor explains the Rh blood factor affects the infant and mother during pregnancy and transfusion. Rh positive or negative status may cause erythroblastosis fetalis in the child or transfusion reactions in the mother.
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