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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1954
Page
5
The column offers guidance on romance and family friction. It urges patience in a new relationship and recommends prayer for a mother with a harsh outlook, suggesting limiting contact to protect the home and seeking miracles through faith.
Rep. DeWitt Hyde relays President Eisenhower's radio talk urging calm over Cold War fears. He warns of Kremlin moves and H-bomb risk but stresses optimistic, confident progress from war to peace, urging Americans to read good news and stay vigilant without hysteria.
Dorothy Dix reflects on the folly of suffocating a husband with control and demands. A wife who curtails his freedoms risks provoking rebellion and losing his affection. The piece urges balanced authority and mutual love to preserve marriage. A reader shares doubt about a shy courtship with a 25 year old and an 18 year old narrator seeking guidance.
A compact teacher’s note covers common misuses and pronunciation tips. It highlights words like enormity versus greatness, lever pronunciation, and spelling hints for evenness, synonyms, and hackneyed usage. It ends with a remark on vanilla as an orchid.
M/Sgt. Colley of Bogalusa Louisiana the Camp Detrick chief steward in the Officers Open Mess is the first Camp Detrick enlisted man to buy the new Army dress uniform. The outfit features a black hat coat tie blue trousers with a yellow seam black shoes and yellow chevrons and service stripes. Colonel John J. Whaes Assistant Chief Chemical Officer praised Colley for purchasing the uniform with his own funds.
The second and final account of Arthur V. Myers, executor of Walter J Nevins, was approved, showing $536,945.65 total, $5,470.99 disbursements, and $31,474.66 net. A $70,000 estate previously settled included a $2,446 legacy to Louise Newjus Bishop, various cash legacies, and a $19,778.60 residue distributed to Lehigh University trustees and Myers as trustee. additional trusts funded education for a granddaughter and an annuity for Levius’ daughter, Louise Nevius Bishop, payable at 25. Also approved was the first and final account of Amos A. Holter for Rose M. Rudy with total estate and disbursements at $1,022.30.
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