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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
2
The text argues that price levels move in tandem with supply and demand, warning that a big price drop after high levels causes widespread trouble. It cites postwar 1920-22 farm prices for wheat, corn, cotton, cattle, hogs, wool, and potatoes, illustrating steep declines and regional hardship particularly in the South.
A noted scientist notes humans once commanded nature and tamed electricity and radio. He warns the same force used in war and crime shows a failure to regulate conduct. Most people follow laws, but a minority misuse natural forces to harm others. Redirect youth to recreation and cooperation to deter crime and war.
After a few months in a small town a newcomer moves beside you. The right approach is to call on the new neighbor to establish goodwill rather than avoiding contact.
Washington reports a split in Wisconsin Labor Party supporters over Senator LaFollette’s renomination bid. Democratic forces allegedly aided his defeat in Milwaukee County amid cross party strategy. analysts note labor voters affected by foreign policy stances and isolationist alignment.
A compact rundown of notable dates and birthdays: Benjamin Hawkins born in Warren County, NC. Edward Preble, John Carroll, and Will Rogers among figures tied to anniversaries. Birthdays include Ethel Barrymore, Albert Spalding, Edna Ferber, and G. Aston Oldham. Historical events span 1790 to 1944, from church milestones to wartime actions and territorial advances.
A horoscope from a law school criminologist born in Poland fifty years ago speaks of strong organizing ability and a drift toward military life. It warns of personal risk to life and bodily injuries and hints at deception in business affairs, urging caution and privacy.
Fifteen eighty six locals noted a bicycle accident near Kjamaville where Willam Clem was thrown and injured his left arm as a chain broke. Ten of twenty fresh atr. children sent from Baltimore to Middletown grew homesick and returned. Thurmont citizens wager 160 dollars that MacKinley would be next president. Joseph Douglass led twenty one Frederick youths to Thurmont in Coach H Zacharias for supper at Gilbert House. A suggestion urged a large hotel at Braddock to accommodate summer visitors.
Mayor enforces muzzle law after three dogs bite on East Sixth Street in a suspected mad dog incident. Virginia Beach Guard awards go to Keefer, Hendrix, Paxson, Anhalt, Keller, Reynolds. Rocky Ridge picnic draws 30 percent attendance until rain ends event. Gov Alberti Ritchie speaks. Dr Charles F Goddell, former State Senator, named Republican candidate for State Comptroller on Hill ticket for U.S. Senator. Mildred Frye of near Braddock bruised in a fall from a car at the post office.
Dorothy Dix argues that true beauty comes from character, intellect, and kindness, not merely physical traits. She mocks cosmetic fixes and urges women to invest in education and good deeds, noting beautiful souls outshine flashy appearances and improve with age.
A short reflection argues the gospel rests on love expressed through action beyond creeds. It frames the Incarnation, Atonement, and Resurrection as demonstrations of divine love, urging life lived as a Christian program, not mere belief. The piece notes a publishing syndicate and a publisher’s lineage, with a traveler stopping at a Key Hotel en route to Chattanooga.
Babson notes a sharp drop in Gloucester boat prices, tracing price cycles from World War I to the present. He highlights cod and red fish as barometers, warns that declines in fish preceded declines in cattle and cotton, and argues stocks may still be bullish despite commodity slack.
Washington hearings on the new Office of Price Advances forge a battle over price controls for grains livestock milk cotton seed and soybeans with lobbyists from the Farm Bureau meat and grain industries facing consumer groups and labor organizations. The four day session tests whether price ceilings return as government agencies file reports while OPA leads price adjustments nationwide.
Washington reports on the 1989 congress of the International Alliance of Women Voters for Equality Liberty and Peace held at Interlaken Switzerland. Carrie Chapman Catt helped found the group in 1904 and the 14th congress urged global cooperation, UN roles and equal rights for women amid rising totalitarian threats. Leaders from the United States included Anna Lord Strauss head of the National League of Women Voters with 62 000 members.
Questions about vegetables grown in family gardens reveal that about half of U S vegetables are home grown. Bolivia and Paraguay are the two landlocked South American nations. The McDonnell Phantom FD 1 is the Navy s fastest airplane with speed beyond five hundred mph. The San Francisco Oakland Bridge spans eight and a half miles, four and one half of which are over water. The Firth of Forth Bridge in Scotland is the second largest at three miles.
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