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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1946
Page
2
A fragmented notice from August 1946 relates to censorship rules requiring real name authors for communications. The text references editor, columns, and a policy on reporting or expression without proper attribution. The surviving lines show a local newspaper notice about submission standards.
The piece argues taxes will be pivotal as the campaign opens. It contrasts President Truman’s call for no tax cuts until inflation subsides with Republican pledges of a 20 percent tax cut if the GOP gains Congress. It notes room to economize beyond current spending and the need to trim federal payroll and overall dues to alter the tax landscape within six months.
The article discusses attitudes toward living to an old age and the idea of reaching 1000 years. It notes that youth energy makes life feel meaningful and that health rules can extend life, while poor habits shorten it. It emphasizes calm philosophy, low worry, avoidance of excess, and adequate sleep as keys to longevity.
The note explains proper etiquette when sending flowers to a funeral. Do not leave the visiting card blank. Instead write a brief sentiment such as With sympathy or another appropriate message across the card.
Gerald D. Reilly former solicitor of the Labor Department calls for Wagner act revisions to curb labor management power. He proposes board rule changes and four congressional tweaks to improve elections free speech and enforcement, warning current politics favor unions and threaten man power shortages.
A collapsed coal shed at Wm Miller and Co yard along two railroads trapped 700 tons of coal with no injuries. Manor Woods tournament and picnic near Buckeystown drew many youths. J R Kaine won first. Four tons of Lima beans shipped from Frederick County by United States Express to catching establishments. Interstate Telephone extends line to Ijamsville via Pearl. Frederick city wells increase flow to ease famine.
A fragment from the Columns Of The News recalls August 13 1426 with names Harry J Lebherz William B Lebherz Guy K Motter and W Clinton McSherry. It notes a Lancaster Pa trip and Rotary golf in the old Fifth District. Heavy clouds Rain hit Robinson’s circus at night. A Frederick county storm brought hail and downed poles at Smithsburg. Hagerstown pounded Frederick 17 hits to win 9 2. Hustlers sit 2.5 games back in Blue Ridge League standings.
A list of historical anniversaries and birthdates including Lacy Stone, Annie Oakley, and Michael A. Corrigan. Highlights events such as Continental Congress powder stock, Capt. Porter’s naval action, Manila surrender, Brownsville riot, and Rome bombings. Births noted: Samuel M. Robinson, William N. Haskell, Detlev Bronk, and Edward Macauley.
Dr. William A O Brien outlines infantile paralysis in lay terms from mild spinal meningitis to bulbar poliomyelitis, detailing onset fever pain vomiting neck stiffness and spinal fluid changes, with notes on prognosis and recovery challenges. The piece ends with a brief Q and A on common warts caused by a virus and advised medical treatment.
Discussion argues state atheism is less threatening than agnosticism which erodes belief through spiritual starvation and modern materialism. It contends Christianity endures persecution, while warning that agnosticism and materialism undermine faith and threaten life’s fortunes.
NEA reports U S and other republics withhold recognition from Bolivia's new regime as teachers and students lead a broad uprising. The article cites Nazi ties through Bolivian official Belmonte and minister Foianini, detailing plans for a future fascist government in La Paz and German-Argentine backing.
Dorothy Dix advises practical rules for a lasting marriage. She urges mutual effort, acceptance of flaws, shared goals, open talk, and working as partners. The column emphasizes patience, liberty, flattery, and avoiding constant criticism to keep two people united.
A fragmented warning on marriage argues truth steadies couplehood with counsel about speaking softly and avoiding divorce. It is attributed to the Beli Syndicate and presents cautionary lines about marital harmony and speech.
A reflective note on living with others in business and home, urging humility and respect. It argues supreme self view harms judgment, and recommends seeing people as friends to achieve balance and joy in human relations.
A quaint verse-like reflection pairs a biblical sentiment from I John with personal musings on a faultless week. The author notes joy in a Saturday night after a week of restraint and courtesy, inviting gentle contemplation on love and behavior.
Washington August 13 press: agents plan grand parties to charm reporters but misfires. A cigar institute cocktail at Capital Yacht Club features a tugboat pilot, 10000 cigars for Senator Warren Austin, and no cocktails. Other events include a Warner Bros luncheon mishap and a Bowdoin professor’s gift.
A reader questions animal susceptibility to teat poisoning with a cheeky answer Cat ise. It asks about forest fire causes noting the Ambmekers factor at 25.4 percent. It asks Guatemala government form answer Republic. It explains the phrase dog days origin tied to Sirius rising and lasting about 40 days. It states ILO stands for International Labour Office with headquarters in Montreal.
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