Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Love and Language Rows
A Dorothy Dix column presents readers with two questions. A married man entices a lover to seek divorce and ridicule for moral choice, while a mother in law language dispute is advised to let grandchildren learn a foreign tongue. A college game date ends with advice on genuine affection and flattery.
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Dorothy Dix
Aramco pipe dispute stalls as Forrestal probe drags on
Washington Daybook recaps Senate Small Business Committee hearings on Aramco steel pipe shortages and state defense ties. Secretary Forrestal delays answer as Wherry seeks access, while Aramco officials defend policy links to Palestine and Saudi projects. Snapshots note political figures and profits debates shaping postwar policy.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Arabian-American Oil Co
Senate Small Business Committee
Aramco
James Terry Duce
Aramc
Forrestal
Wherry
Pentagon
Nebraska
Senate
Gosh
Arabia
Office of International Trade
State Department
Duce
Lad
Petroleum Administration
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Keep Up Our Guard Against Red Revolution in South America
The author argues that communist elements in South America may be coordinating revolts with Moscow and that the Bogota flareup amid the Inter-American conference signals a global pattern. They warn Americans to stay vigilant against attempts to undermine Western powers and to avoid complacency about a potential Red e evolution at home.
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Bogota
Colombia
South America
Moscow
Sogotz
United States
America
Baseball ready for its most prosperous year
Baseball faces a booming season as club owners in both major leagues pursue talent and build winning organizations. Seven figure salaries for stars reflect the sport’s big business rise while fans, in grandstands and bleachers, sustain the game’s universal appeal.
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United States
Local items from the News April 19 1894
The News lists don ts for the mayoral election including lamps at night and not hitching horses long in streets. Powell Evans promotes a Potomac river electric plant at Weverton sending power to Hagerstown and surrounding states. Roosevelt may resign to join war but should stay to keep service. Francis Scott Key Monument Association and Liliputian Carnival of Nations set for Thursday. A C McCardell introduces Clover Leaf mini lozenges.
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Powell Evans
Weverton
Potomac River
Hagerstown
Wall of the Potomac
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Fred H. Decker
Francis Scott Key Monument Association
Opera House
A C. McCardell
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News
April 19 1925 reports stricter traffic law enforcement to curb congestion after complaints. County health officer warns residents to stay away from stray dogs as five people bitten recently. Fire hydrant inspections planned by the fire committee and water superintendent Burck. Middletown High School beat Frederick High 21 to 13 in a near football game with 14 runs in the last three innings and pitcher Flock hitting three home runs.
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Culler
Reid
Becan
Board of Aldermen and Water
Burck
Middletown High School
Frederick High
Flock
Middletown
Questions And Answers In Boston On Early Explorers And Figures
A fragmentary dialogue recalls Benny Keith opening a small museum near Adams House Wagton Street. It notes John Wesley Powell’s Grand Canyon voyage and Uncle Sam origins tied to Samual Wilson. Elizabeth Blackwell became the first U S woman physician with an 1840 Geneva College MD.
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Boston
Perfo Benjamn F Keith
Adams House
Wagton Street
Grand Canyon
John Wesley Powell
Sam
Uncle Sam
Certsin Samart Wilson
U. S
Elizabeth Blackwell
Geneva College
Luf’s Stuff Range of Thought Definitions
Fragmentary text outlines a range of thought definitions and notions across nations and thoughts. It mentions Lufburrow and possible references to other concepts, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Social Telephone Etiquette Missteps Explained
The note discusses proper greetings when making a call and warns against starting the conversation without identifying oneself. It advocates stating who you are as soon as the recipient answers, instead of assuming recognition by voice. It frames failing to identify as a social misstep and suggests a clear introduction.
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Bell Sind
Licenses Issued for marriages in Westminster and New Windsor
Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster to Jesse W. Haines and Virginia R. Warner. Also approved were licenses for James A Kemp and Ruth J Erzker in New Windsor and Emmitsburg.
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Westminster
Jesse W. Haines
Virginia R. Warner
New Windsor
James A Kemp
Ruth J
Ker
Emmitsburg
Truman impresses editors with off the record talk
President Truman spoke at a banquet with editors and then talked for a half hour off the record. Editors noted his natural, sincere style could boost his persona if used before diverse audiences. Senators Vandenberg and other officials attended, with political speculation filling the room about a possible 1948 ticket.
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Washington
Truman
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Air Truman
Senate
Frederick Bird Lovers Form Local Unit After Field Trip
The Frederick Unit of the Maryland Ornithological Society held its first field trip with 22 bird lovers led by Orville Crowder. They identified 30 species near the Monocacy river and organized a permanent local group with Mrs. Mabel J. Howler named general chair and Melvin Partridge secretary treasurer.
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Frederick
Maryland Ornithological Society
Orville Crowder
State Organization
William McHoul
Baltimore
Monocacy River
State Society
Mabel J. Howler
Rockwell Terrace
Melvin Partridge
Route 5
Alovida D. DeLashmutt
Charles W. Ross Lir
Sarah Quinn
Frederick County
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Read Grover
Mary A. Dietrich
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Vernon Holter
William R. Stemmer
Quinn
Ross
Charles W. Ross
DeLashmutt
Rodgers Smith
Thomas Partridge
Frances Heltzel
Lucy Lewis
Glenn Smith
Julia Young
Hoyler
Paul
Crowder
McHoul
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D
An essay argues true triumph comes when one learns to set self aside for duty. It uses war friend bonds and personal sacrifice, cites Pasteur Edison Reed and St Paul as examples, and notes a 18th century science invention by van Muschenbroek.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
David and Jonathan
Pai
Buddie No. 2
Buddie No 1
Simanstip
Washington
Lincoln
Pasteur
Edison
Walter Reed
St Paul
Babson
Annho
Funeral notices from Emmitsburg and nearby towns
Funeral services were held for Myrtle J C McGraw in Emmitsburg at Elias Lutheran with burial at Mountain View. Also noted are services for infant Merril Warren Crummitt in Frederick, and Charles David Ogre in Hartsville. Interments followed at Frederick Memorial Park and Mount Olivet.
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Myrtle J C. McGraw
Emmitsburg
Elias Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Mountain View
Cer Leters
Bernard Boyle
Archie Eyier
Roy Eyley
David Martin
Lewis Bell
Charles Gillelan
C. O. Fuss
Merril Warren Crummitt
Carolyn Ernest Crummitt
Hillside Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
J. Franklin Haas
Calvary
Methodist Church
Frederick Memorial Park
R. Etchison and Son
Randy
Roy
Keedysville
Elmer
Earl Mapleville
Lester
Zurlestown
John
Boonsboro
Charles Reeder
Park Hall
Clara Nunemaker
Esta Toms
Middletown
Mt. Carmel United Brethren Church
George Snyder
Mark Mobley
William Herpich
Iam FL Bast and Sons
World Federation Urged by Rev Fenn at Hood College
Rev Don Frank Fenn preached at Hood College Bradbeck Hall urging world federation via United Nations and a universal world court and police force. He warned atomic threat requires global leadership and Russia could better allocate resources with a world system.
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Don Frank Fenn
Hood College
Bradbeck Hall
Sterday
Dr. Fenn
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
United Nations
Tf the
Red States Congress
Bian
Russia
World Organization
Sowerby
Orran Posilude
Marcello
William Sprigg
Hood the College Choir
Anna Marie Budde
Tschaikovsky
Catherine Williams
Hood
Deaths of Grove Harman Smith and others in Frederick area
Obituaries report the death of John Randolph Grove at 71 after a 19 day illness, with funeral arrangements in Sun, and the deaths of Mrs. Mabel A. Harman and Mrs. Martha Florence Smith, detailing their birth, families, church affiliations, survivors, and funeral plans across Frederick County venues. Additional notes include Mrs Beat rice Eichelberger and Mrs Mildred Rebecca Hanshew with limited plan details.
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John Randolph Grove
Dl Avenue
Greenberry
Margaret Mahoney Grove
Grove
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Acacia Lodge
Waynesboro
Jeferson
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Lettye Doty Grove
Elizabeth Jane Grove
George Grove
Reading
Roger Grove
Hagerstown
East Church Street
St. Oliver Cemetery
Ro Etchison and Son
Martha Florence Smith
James A. Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Abraham W
Margaret Cashour Nusbaum
James W. Smith
Mamie Clay
Baltimore
Fannie Greenwood
Westminster
Union Chapel Lutheran Church
Church Sunday School
Walkersville
Union Chapel
G. C. Barton
Foster E. Hanshew
Mildred Rebecca Hanshew
Rock Springs
Howard
Alberta Baxter Hilmer
Edgewood Church of God
Rosie Hiltner
George L. Kaetzel
Hanover
Bernard T. Hiltner
Donald H. Hiltner
Rocky Springs
Rocky Spring Cemetery
A.tchison and Son
Betty Molesworth
Lisbon
Montgomery County General Hospital
Howard County
George and
Rachel Pickett Gillis
Charles Molesworth
Thomas Johnson
Florence
William Gillis
Poplar Springs
Standchild
Liberty Road
Winfield
Paul W. Henry
Poplar Springs J Methodist Church
C.M. Waltz
George E. Gaver
George Elmer Gaver
Hanover General Hospital
John T
Eliza Jane Spitler Gaver
Cora Runkle Gaver
J. William Gaver
Frederick
Harry S. Gaver
Westminsteror Vv
Gaver
Middletown
Cobleniz
Nellie Vandenburg
Westraster
Paul R. Wineka
Otterbern A. B. Church
Olver
Charles E. Thompson
Charles Elsworth Thompson
Alfred
Mary Thompson
Ralph Tilghman
Norman Thompson
Leroy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Rede
Charles Thompson
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Thompson
West Chester
Addie Nichols
Phiadelphia
Daisy Robinson
Luther Thompson
Centerville
Earl Thompson
Wiliam Thompson
Chicago
Ebenezer Church
R Etchison and Son
Multiple Kennedys and Other Obituaries in Union Bridge Area
Side Glance and Keeney family obituaries note survivors including Preston Hallar and Elizabeth Koontz among many. Services set for Grace Lutheran Rocky Hill and Pipe Creek Cemetery with local funeral directors listed. Other notices include Betty Molesworth and Annie Townsend with timings for calls and interment in Mount Olivet and Pipe Creek cemeteries.
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Preston Sayler
Union Bridge
Reverdy Keeney
Cabin
Elizabeth Koontz
George T. Koontz
East South Street
Mathias
Catherine Fogle Sager
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
W. Russell Koontz
Citr
Horace Radcliff
Randalistan
John Sager
New Midway
W. Russell Koontz, Jr
East Church Street
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Zichison and Son
Annie M. Townsend
Don
Townsend
Union Idge
Frederick
Eimrra
Bangor
Sullivan Tawney
Baltimore
Edward Wilhelm
New Adsor
Samuel Harley
Pipe Creek
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Weather Summary For April 1947 Readings
The report lists precipitation for April to date at 3.69 inches versus normal 3.55 inches. It records high and low temperatures around 70 and 36 degrees, with yesterday and prior year comparisons, and notes sun and moon timings for today and tomorrow.
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Musewski
P. 5S
Washington Daybook
Charlie Halleck
GOP
House
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Dave Lawrence Guffey
Dave
Wallace
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Army
Navy
Treasury
Virginia
Robertson
Globe Sync
the News
By David Lawrence
Mr. Truman
Justice Vinson
Congress
Senator Vandenberg
Grand Rapids Herald
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg-Stassen
Peter van Muschenbroek
Charles David Ogre
Hrattsville
Morgan RW
Andreas
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
King David Lodge
Noble Grand Leontz
George A. Pailheart
David Lodge
Franklin N. Shipley
Charles F. Seeger
George L. Mobley
George A. Webster
Roger Fogle
Chester Stevens
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ritchison and Son
Lewis E. Ogie
Rev. Fenn
John C. Harman
Mabel A. Harman
John C Harman
Frizzelburg
Charles W
Clara Otto Myers
Delma H. Warehime
C. Otto Myers
Clarence Myers
Walter W. Myers
Westminster RL D
A. R. Eichelberger
Beatrice Eichelberger
A. Ralph Eichelberger
185Th Street
Hollis
Long Island
Preston Hallar
Inez Jane Hallar
Shookstown
Hallar
Edward and
Rose Stoneburner
Roseville
Ohio
Fengaville Reformed Church
William Edward Hallar
San Francisco
California
Russell German
Zanesville
Frank Brown
Somerset
Chalmers Naragan
Cleveland
Roderick
North Marke Street
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Jonathan H. Edwards
Jonathan Workers
Edwards
Lo- Vellsville
Ter
Sarah
Beamer Edwards
Lutheran Church
East Church
Lovellsville
Son
James E. Engle
Elsie C. Engle
James E Engle
Unionville
Welock
Solomon P
Mary Jane Beard’ Keeney
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Charles E. Engle
Fort Logan
Col
Lester V. Engle
Linwood
Otho James Reeder
Washington Doy Hospital
Daniel and
Suzanne Beachley Reeder
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Betty C. Reeder
Fred Smith
Charles Willard
Sarah C. Valentine
Sarah Catherine Valentine
Willis H. Valentine
Wayiesboro
Herome
Leitersburg
Jacob
Susan (Fisher) Hoover
Creagerstown
Harney
George S. Valentine
W. H. , Valentine
Virgil C. Singer
Dora Hoover
Burns Hill Cemetery
Mary A. Hawk
Elmer J. Hawk
Taneytown R. D
Annie BM Warmer Hospital
Gettysburg
ML AL Shildt
Taneytown
Route 1
Birnie L. R. Bowers
John E. Seniz
Harry A. Turner
G. Herbert Baker
Woodbine
William G. Feeser
Piney Creek Presbyterian Church
A. M. Garvin
Charles 5. Owen
C. O. Fuss and Son
Keyser
Potomac State College
Denis
Todav
Clay Fonday
Pat
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