The News Frederick Md 1946 subscription rates and policy
The News Frederick Md lists subscription prices and terms including single copy three cents and three months for 1.25, tear 5.00. It announces postal details and circulation audits, and states letters to the editor must include real name for publication. Entered as second class matter August 3, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Pig & Mfg. CO
Savance
Steath
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Bures
Associated Prrs
Associated Press
Frederick
Secon
Hoover Sees Europe Food Aid End by August
In a stockholders report Herbert Hoover warns that Europe’s food shortages will ease by August. He says U S grain surpluses loom if crop failures don’t occur, as American agriculture prepares for surpluses due to doubled wheat harvests and expanded crops.
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Pillsbury Mills Inc
Herbert Hoover
Europe
United States
Truman the Spender: Roosevelt’s Funder Award Revisited
Reprint from the Chicago Tribune contrasts Truman and Roosevelt spending. It charges Truman with unprecedented peacetime outlays and inflationary aims, noting unemployment then and current projections of 35.8 billion in new spending amid calls to boost salaries and UNRRA aid.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
Treasury
UNRRA
John RB. Steelman
Trumans
Dent Pha
Britain
Beno
Chicago Tribune
National Symphony conductor Hans Kindler returns from eight weeks abroad
Washington dispatch describes Hans Kindler, conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra, traveling as an eight week guest conductor in Central and South America. He encounters tedious travel and a chance meeting with a customs official asking about a smallpox shot at an airport. The piece also discusses a Bikini atoll test rumor and a long tale about Mrs. Borah collecting elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Eads
Washington
Hans Kindter
National Symphony Orchestra
Central
South
Cate
Burma
Siam
Soviet Union
Mrs. Borah
Congenial Companions Highlight Shared Tastes
The excerpt discusses correct usage of elder and eldest versus older for people and objects, pronunciation tips for gum arabic and secant, and spelling notes for paraphernalia. It emphasizes learning vocabulary by mastering one new word daily with congenial meaning and examples.
One Prominent Man Postman Near Worldwide Reach
Master William E. Silitz, dr 54 Taney apartments, is a patient at the University Hospital Baltimore. The prose tribute speaks of a postman whose work spans Russia Tennessee China Georgia Wales and other places, bearing a heavy bag and earning admiration for his service.
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Idaho
Greece
Siam
England
Peru
Russia
Tennessee
China
Georgia
Wales
N. A. Lufburrow
William E. Silitz
Taney Apartments
University Hospital, Baltimore
Fifty Years Ago Local Items from the Columns of the News
Public sale in York front of Court House by Harvey R. Lease of horses ranging from 50c to 120. Edward C. Shafer elected mayor of Brunswick by 22 votes with two council seats won by Democrats. Gasoline store explosion on West South street causes kitchen damage as stove thrown into yard. Theatrical season opens August 17 at City Opera House with the comedy A Midnight Bell.
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Harvey R
York. Pa
Edward C. Shafer
Brunswick
William Schnauder
Yhe Alakal UF Kid
West South Street
Thomas Myers
City Opera House
Local farmers greet new county agent Henry Shoemakers
Farmers from all parts of the region greet Henry R. Shoemaker of Middletown as he assumes duty as county agent. The heat hits local brick yards with two workers prostrated. yesterday reached 101. Last night the warmest so far this year with a 75 degree low. Sgt. Temple A Reynolds of Cresap's Rifles aided two individuals during National Guard maneuvers. Street markers naming intersections will be erected soon after purchase by the mayor and aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemakes
Middletown
Temple A. Reynolds
National Guard
Reynolds
Cresap’s
Today in History and Birthdays Chronicle
Notable anniversaries and birthdates from 1808 to 1960 are listed, featuring figures such as Hamilton Fish, Uriah Stephens, Greene V. Black, Henry C. Bunner, Ernie Pyle, and others. The entry includes Columbus's 1492 voyage, early naval actions, and the Detroit News founding. Birthdays include ex-Gov Charles Edison and Maj. Gen. John Marston.
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Hamilton Fish
New York
Grant
Uriah
Stephens
Philadelphia
Talley
Knights of Labor
Cape May
N. J
Greene V. Black
Northwestern University Dental School
Scott Co
E Henry CG. Bunner
Oswego
Ernie Pyle
Dana
Ind
Je Island
Benjamin Franklin printed in France and wedding etiquette
Announcement notes that wedding gifts are customary with invitations but not required for announcements. It contrasts proper etiquette, stating gift-giving should reflect genuine wishing to participate, while Franklin previously ran a printing shop in France.
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Benjamin Franklin
France
Saturday Chat Reflects War Echoes and Local Life in Frederick
The column notes World War I and World War II diplomacy echoes with Byrnes in Paris, mentions local draftees and veterans at Camp Ritchie, DDT corn spraying, county fairs and entertainment, civic planning and new development, and honors for Col. E. Austin Baughman and Lt. Col. T. W. C. Wimsatt, while detailing town activities, finances, and upcoming events.
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Woodrow Wilson
Byrnes
Paris
Camp Ritchie
Three Men Chosen for Council of Economic Advisers
Washington selects Edwin Nourse John Clark and Leon Keyserling as top economic advisers to Truman. The trio, aged 83 62 and 38 respectively, arbitrate national policy to promote employment and purchasing power under free competition. They face a $300000 annual council budget and a December deadline for President Truman’s first Economic Report to Congress.
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Peter Edson Nga
Washington
Aug. J
NEA
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Senate
Noahe
Edwin G. Nourse
John Davidson
Clark
Leon Keyserling
Maecuuniee
Nourse
Wharton
South Dakota
Arkansas
Iowa State
The
Grange
National Farm Bureau
Truman
Brookings Institution
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
College of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Midwest Refining Company
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Omaha Federal Reserve Bank
Viser
Standard Oil
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Leon H. Keyserling
Keyserling
Wagner
Columbia
Harvard
National Housing Agency
Congress
James E. Webb
Oxford
N. C
Webb
John W. Snyder
Thrift and ambition beat a life of easy riches
Dorothy Dix argues the rags to riches tale inspires national progress but warns indulgent parenting creates wasteful youth. She cites real cases of teens demanding costly parties and gifts, urging thrift as the core virtue to curb juvenile delinquency and guide children toward self respecting, ambitious adulthood. Joel E Willard vacation note: Atlantic City trip. Handley fills in as substitute driver.
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Mary
Johnny
Oddities and Inquiries Spark Small Town Gossip
A local caller sought Mrs Johnson about a bicycle sold with the brand Iver Johnson causing confusion with a resident. A separate sale yielded a wardrobe with a reported pitcher inside, fueling talk of hidden silver and other items amid maritime talk and trivia on rivers, peninsulas, and national origins.
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Javer Johnson
Aj Bibyete
Frederick
Questions And Answers About Bikini Bomb Test Pigs And Goats
The record states about 150 pigs and 150 goats were on the Bikini Atoll fleet for the air test. Approximately ten of each animal were killed during the event.
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Summary
Court notices include absolute divorce bill for Bessie M Shinnick vs Lawrence W Shinnick and partial divorce bill for Easter M Dixon vs Sidney E Dixon. Multiple marriage licenses listed including Francis E Culver and Ella B Hendricks. Property deeds record transfers and trustee actions with nominal sums.
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Equity
Bessie M. Shinnick
Lawrence W. Shinnick
Easter M. Dixon
Sidney E. Dixon
Francis E. Culver
Ella B. Hendricks
Prese Glen
George J. Click
Frederick
Violz
Morningstar
Thurmort
Walter W. Maly
Ruth K. McCleary
Chemibersbrg
Ralph L. Hamilton
Dela
Dorothy E. Hardy
Millville
W. Va
Maurice Herbert Cost
Mary Lucy” White
Lovettsville
Harold K. Keller
Middletown
Land
Merieits C. McKee
Myersville
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