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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1948
Page
4
The doctor explains eczema as a true skin inflammation caused by contact with irritants. It can present as itching burning and pus pockets and may spread from contact areas to other parts of the body. Identification of the offending substance and avoidance are key to relief and healing.
A report discusses the American defense against Communist espionage, focusing on testimony that implicates managers and the key witness Miss Bender. It stresses that wartime weakness in security requires organized, methodical safeguards rather than emotional hunts.
Older residents recall a time when social calls to friends were common and carefully tracked, especially by women, while men favored clubs. Today social calling still occurs among close neighbors but less widely due to busy schedules and changing priorities.
The record lists equity suits including Ante Belle Olend v Marion Bruce Oland and Barbara Mia William with estates and marriages noted. It also records property deeds such as A Rapp et al to Walter Dougherty, and various trustee transfers involving Citizens National Bank of Frederick and others, plus a NC constitutional note on governor eligibility tied to property valuation.
The Maryland State Planning Commission newsletter uses Sales Management Magazine figures from 1948 to estimate Maryland and subdivision populations. Frederick county is listed at 64 800 with 57 312 in 1940 census. Frederick city at 20 500, 15 802 in 1920. other cities include Baltimore 1 007 200 Annapolis 19 500 Cambridge 12 800 Cumberland 46 700 Easton 5 700 Hagerstown 38 700 Hyattsville 11 100 Salisbury 15 900. The Colosseum was inaugurated by Titus in 80 A D and likely seated 40 000 to 50 000.
The Frederick Bicycle Club directors organize August 2 events at Athletic Park with morning base ball, afternoon races, and public festivities. A clerk, Jefferson store, Burkittsville, accidentally shot his hand with a cat rifle. A lady cyclist fell on West Patrick Street but was not hurt. Frederick begins sale attire for the Key monument unveiling as crowds are expected.
Twenty years ago Aug six nineteen twenty five items include LEO BURNS a Harper Ferry grocer saved a sister from a canal accident. Justice JOHN KELLE chased two thieves on foot after a theft on South Market street. Dr Bernard OToole, formerly of there, died in Africa from leopard bite. Councilman C Albert Orrison aged 32 defeated Harry Allgire to become Brunswick mayor the youngest ever.
Washington profile of Ed Dodd, FAO director general, detailing his crusade for global food production, the International Wheat Agreement, and calls to boost supplies amid rising population. Notes strains with Truman administration and Royall on racial segregation in the armed forces.
A fragmented passage notes the daily routine of a man named Gawn and his state of mind as he dresses, eats breakfast, and returns home to rest. It references a recurring cycle of work and changes in behavior, with a line about water in nature being destructible yet constantly transforming from vapor to liquid and back.
Washington August 6 Many questions arise about the spy ring and Communist presence in the government. The FBI collects evidence but the Justice Department decides indictments. Disloyalty probes and the meaning of being a Communist are debated as Congress presses for details and full records.
The article outlines NSLI dividend details for veterans with at least three months in force, noting payments could range from cents to hundreds of dollars and begin by fall 1939. It also reports Army re enlistment opportunities for ex service members with anti aircraft training, highlighting radar operations, gunnery, and related roles, with GI Bill education benefits applying for the next academic year.
A short religious reflection cites Acts 27 25 and Addison to claim that steadfast trust in God yields power wisdom and happiness. It frames faith as certainty that what is promised will occur and encourages cheerful confidence.
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists figures born or died across centuries including Georg F List 1789 Judah P Benjamin 1811 Samuel P Carter 1819 Andrew T Still 1828 and others with dates of birth and death. Today in History highlights Fremont 1844 pay raises 1861 the electric chair 1890 and notable political and cultural milestones.
Washington report outlines Dewey housing ideas amid Truman push for national housing aid. It notes Taft leadership against public housing while Dewey may appoint Herman Stichman to head federal housing efforts and favors state and private roles with federal grants and research support.
A fragmentary Q and A discusses a program induction level reaching 233000 and asks what percentage of Americans have telephone service. The text hints at a context of national services and adoption rates but lacks complete details or clear entities beyond numbers 233000 and a reference to telephone service.
A Tomas horoscope notes a native likely to be precocious and rash but later firm in beliefs. It advises training the child to balance tolerance with firmness to avoid opposition and trouble. Other dated notes mention Ruth Suckow and Joseph M Proskauer, and a Philadelphia list with Boston birth references.
Dorothy Dix advises a 23 year old self supporting daughter to ignore family pressure about marriage and argues old maids can be envied. In another letter a divorced woman contemplates reconciliation and the need for independence, while a third notes balancing work and motherhood after marriage.
Mrs. Sterling Lenhart and Afril Walter Heckert hosted the Lewistown Homemakers club at Mrs. Lenhert’s home with 22 members and five visitors present. Miss Loz Davis spoke on Family Relations, followed by a discussion. New members Mrs. Joseph Victor and Mrs. Paul Wise were welcomed. The group celebrated a Rural Women’s Short Course graduation gift to Mrs. R. Paul Suhrman and noted Mehrie Ramsburg’s state president election. The club plans its 29th anniversary picnic on August 3 with Weiden Harper and Jonas Burkier organizing._refreshment_
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