Taft Hartley Act Test Regarded By Illinois Primary
The Illinois primary is treated as a major gauge of public opinion on the Taft Hartley Act. Voters show little interest in labor issues while hearing that the act will likely be strengthened, as unions feel defeated and focus shifts to coal, autos, and housing at fair prices.
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CIO
AFL
Lewis Et al
Ational
Stassen
Democratic Party
Martin
Taft
Vandenberg
Minnesota
Ohio
Senate
Psychiatrists urged to take public roles from local boards to UN
Dr. Carl A. Binger calls on psychiatrists to roll up sleeves and engage in public affairs from school boards to the United Nations. He advocates applying psychiatric insight to education, industry, politics, diplomacy, and crime prevention while stressing integrity and objective principles. Traveling observer notes spring birds and the mockingbird’s yearlong song as seasonal background.
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Plato
Carl. A. Binger
Binger
United Nations
State Department
Social Etiquette For Parents In Front Of Guests
Focus on polite correction only when essential. Teach your child to share, listen, and greet guests calmly. Model respectful behavior and avoid public scolding.
Dorothy Dix on Parents and Children Friendship
Dorothy Dix argues most parents rarely know their children well, creating distance that fuels juvenile delinquency. She contends open, friendly dialogue between parents and kids fosters trust, guides behavior, and prevents youths from seeking dangerous alternatives.
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News Gems
A Madrid dispatch reports the Spanish fleet sailing to meet the U S squadron under Commodore Dewey en route to the Philippines to attack Manila. Two Frederick youths join the Maryland militia and are returned home. Belies Lettres debate weighs whether art or nature pleases more. Several volunteers enlist in the TV campaign. Eckstein Zimmerman selling cents a box.
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Madrid
Philippine Islands
U.S
Dewey
Hongkong
Philippines
Manila
M TV
Eckstein Zimmerman
Fredericksburg Dental Society Elects New Officers
Twenty years ago in Fredericks, the Dental Society met at Hotel Frederix to elect successors to Dr. T. Eader. New officers named include vice president Dr. J. G. Kearfott, secretary Dr. Bernard M. Davis, and treasurer Dr. Joseph T. Pytes, with ABOLT 359 SAW Culler Remsberg DR. A ATLEE RADCLIFF among attendees. A separate note reports 400 fans braving a chilly McCurdy Field for Frederick Huss Jers practice led by manager Joe Neptune.
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Abolt
Culler Remsberg
A Atlee Radcliff
Freder- Dental
Eader
Frederix
J. G. Kearfott
Brunswick
Bernard M. Davis
Joseph T. Pytes
McCurdy Field
Joe Neptune
Frederick Huss Jers
Anniversaries and Birthdays This Day in History
Today in History notes numerous births and events from 1791 to 195? including Samuel F. B. Morse born in Boston and Ulysses S. Grant born in Point Pleasant Ohio. It recalls battles in Tripoli and Greece, political milestones, and notable births such as Earl Harrison and John Franklin Carter Jr. with dates and places across the United States.
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Samuel F
Morse
Boston
New York
Ulysses S. Grant
Tanoher
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Ira Barnes Dutton
Joseph
Afai
Stovee
Honolulu
Charles J. van Depoele
Detroit
Alice Morse Earle
Worchester
Mass
John H Rendall
Teader
World Unity Movement
St. Paul
Alma
Earl G. Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lovie D. Newton
Atlanta
Screven Co
Vance J. Host
Los Angeles
Arkansas City
Kans
Edwin J. Thomas
Goodyear Company
Akron
Kenneth I. Brown
Dennison University
Granville
Association of American Colleges
Brooklyn
WN. Y
Hugh Afsore
Dixie Cup Company
Ft. Scott
Kanitz
Jay Franklin T John Franklin Carter, Jr
Fall River
Charles T. Copeland
Harvard
Calais
Maine
Franklin and Marshall Glee Club Concert at Hood College
Franklin and Marshall College Glee Club will sing in Brodbeck Hall Hood College on Saturday at eight. The Lancaster group will dine in Coblentz Hall with Hood College’s female choir. An informal dance follows in Meyran social room chaired by Colleen Crowhurst 48. The concert is open to the public.
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Franklin and Marshall College
Glee Club
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Lancaster
Coblentz Hall
le Hood
Meyran
Colleen Crowhurst
Nutley
Language Lesson Notes on Word Usage and Pronunciation
Guidance on correct phrases for swerved from his course and pronunciation tips for bellicose Entree entre as ahn tray and spelling of Olier. Includes synonym list Enthusiasm ardor fervor vehemence and a daily word mastery idea using three uses to expand vocabulary.
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Robert
Olier
Lufburrow Essay on Power and Self-Sufficiency
A brief, reflective note by N A Lufburrow arguing that modern woes stem from overreliance on personal latitude and a need for tighter leadership to prevent societal decline.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Armstrong Returns From Rest Leave In Japan
Private Richard Armstrong of Libertytown Maryland has returned from rest leave spent at Club Patterson Inuyama Japan. He serves in Company C 24th Infantry now at Gifus as part of the 25th Infantry Tropic Lightning Division.
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Eighth Army
Osaka
Japan
Richard Armstrong
Myrtle Hayes
Libertytown
Patterson
Inuyama
Armstrong
24Th Infantry
Gifus
25Th Infantry
Republican Keynoter Faces Straddling Role At Convention
Washington April 27 The choice of a temporary chairman for the Republican convention triggers a balancing act between isolationist and internationalist wings. Governor Green of Illinois, tied to conservative domestic views, is acceptable to Harold Stassen, making a rare harmony possible. The issue tests party factions as Vandenberg and Taft lean cautious, while Dewey remains guarded.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Dewey
Green
Illinois
National Republican Convenon
Stassen
Mnesota
Vandenberg
Michigan
Stasen
Taft
Martin
Nai
Pennsylvania
Jos
Joe Martin
Jim Delavors
Arthur Vandenberg
Bii
Ed Mastin
Pew
Duff
Ellis Ammail
Ellis Arnall
M. B. Rodgers
P. O
McDonough
Georgia
Dwight Green
Republian
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Gael Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Doctor Says Weight Gain Through Diet and Habits
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan outlines weight gain methods focusing on higher calorie foods and reduced activity. He advises increasing portion sizes gradually and adding mid‑morning and bedtime snacks while maintaining balance with fruits and vegetables. He also discusses political commentary and a Q&A about bronchitis.
Casein Paintings by George Vander Sluis At Hood College
Casein paintings of supernatural subjects and landscapes by George Vander Sluis are on display in the Joseph Henry Apple library at Hood College and will remain through May 10. Assistant professor Margaret H Kerfoot arranged the exhibition, noted for rich color and semi abstract design. The artist has shown in many museums including Pepsi-Cola Paintings of the Year shows in 1946 and 1947 and the Corcoran Biennial in 1947.
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George Vander Sluis
Joseph Henry Apple
Hood College
Margaret Hkerfoot
Siuis
United States
Pepsi-Cola
Forecast of fed prices halts rise despite war talk
Five economists led by Robert Nathan chart a hopeful inflation outlook with a forecast of abundant food supplies. They predict a 5 10 percent dip in meat prices if demand holds and warn that large stockpiles could restrain deflation. The piece also notes political maneuvering around defense and agriculture policy and a wartime style enthusiasm for air power in Washington.
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Tris Coffin Washington
Robert Nathan
FDR
Isador Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
OPA
Leon Henderson
Randolph Paul
The
Treasury
Laughlin Currie
White House
U. S
Nathan
Questions and Answers Quiz Style Fact Pack
A series of concise trivia items answers include Hall of Fame selections Carl Hubbell Mickey Cochrane Franklin Frisch and Robert Grove. Natural Bridge Virginia dimensions 215 feet high 100 feet wide 90 feet between walls. presiding judge John Marshall at Aaron Burr treason trial. Maid of Orleans Joan of Arc. first US warship to fly flag in Pacific USS Constitution in 1812. GI school program dropout rate about 35 percent with cited reasons. chest protectors adopted 1885. Mark Twain signed by Isaiah Sellers. grapefruit named for grape-like clusters. Salerno medicine school as early European university. English walnut from Persia now cultivated in Europe and California. Chincoteague ponies origins from Spanish galleons.
Jolly George E Allen as Eisenhower’s unofficial guide
Jolly George E Allen identified as the general Eisenhower’s informal political adviser. The note references Cop.hi. 2948 and Globe Synd.d as the source and syndication context.
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Jolly George E. Allen
General Eisenhower
Globe Synd
Ill and Injured Residents Reported in Local Hospitals
Among the sick Mrs. Louisa E. Wemple was moved to Emergency Hospital by ambulance after Monday’s incidents. Mrs. George E. Davis is reported to be progressing satisfactorily after an operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Joseph I Nestor is unchanged at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she is being treated for a hip injury. Donald Shelley Dawson, who fractured his leg in a baseball game at Pointe Rocks, was sent home from Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday. Walter C. Stockman returned Sunday from Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is improving well.
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Louisa E. Wemple
Bay Second Street
Harry E Ca
George E. Davis
Wes Fifth Street
Frederick Memoria Hospital
Joseph I Nestor
Emmitsburg
Frederick Memory, Hospital
Donald “Shelly] Dawsor Brunswick
Pointe Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter C. Stockman
We. Patrick Street
Wilmer Eye Institut
Joins Hopkins Hospital
Baltmore
Ir. Stockman
Strength For Today by Ear L Douglass Confession of Faith
Chinese statesman T Z Koo recounts how a Quaker man sparked his conversion to Christianity after years of Confucian training and temptation by bribery. The passenger began resisting graft and embraced faith, becoming a pillar of the church.
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L. Douglass
D. D
T. Z. Koo
Confucius
Kol
Tain
Graf
Che
Babson Newspaper
Bible Thoughts Hand Is the Soul Its Breath
A compact medley of biblical and literary quotes notes soul, wisdom, and nature. It juxtaposes Job and Kings imagery with Emerson reflections on wisdom and bodily limits, suggesting a search for meaning across scripture and philosophy.
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Maryland
Carolinas
Florida
Cardina
Gnrone
Dorothy Dix
Johnny
Bell Synd. Inc
the News
William Delashmutt
Elias Delashmutt
John Marker
J. Hanshew Mark
Frederick
Pimlico
West Baltimore
Frederick Junction
Belies Lettres Literary Sac
Afimma P. Urner
J. German
G. Nailer
Wor. Deijashrait
Know
America
Tripoli
York
Toronto
Zebulon M. Pike
Britain
White League
Louisana
John McCloskey
le Mars
Iowa
Athens
Greece
Tunisia
China
U. N. General Assembly
Palestine
F. and
M. Glee Club
By David Lawehence
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Jordan
Casein
Reds
Italy
Communist Bloc
Christian Democrats
Crange
Washington Daybook
Air Power
House of Representatives
Statler
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Air Forces
Stew” Symington
Johnson
Symington
Fred Vinson
Supreme Court
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Secretary of National Defense
James V. Forrestal
Navy
Bors
Carl Vinson
Vinson
Naval Adairs Committee
Ion
Russia
House
U.S. Navy
Carl Hubbell
Robert Grove
Mickey Cochrane
Frankie Frisch
Virginia
Aaron Burr
John Marshall
Burr
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Pacific
Essex
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Isaiah Sellers
Mississippi River
Clemens
School of Medicine
Salerno
Persia
Europe
California
Chincoteague. Va
Solomon
God
Emerson
Niewspap
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