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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1948

Page

4

Dorothy Dix Warns Against Henpecked Husbands and Bossy Wives

Dorothy Dix portraits a wife who dominates the home and a husband silenced by her control, warning readers to uncover who wears the trousers before marriage. A college student’s letter illustrates the fear of becoming henpecked, urging forewarned is forearmed and to flee if needed. The piece ends with a note on reform and domestic tyranny dangers. The Gel Syndicate, Inc. ASK STATE POLICE AM La Plata. Aug. 167-The grand jury today recommended legalized slot machines, bingo and raffles for Charles County. Recalled at its own request for a special one-day investigation, the jury also reported it would seek State Police aid to clean up the gambling and liquor situation in this county.

Esing The Gel! Syndicate, Inc la Plata Charles County Communist Party Miss Bentley FBI Navy Russia Truman

Why Soil Conservation What is back of all the tows do on the Thrasher farm tomorrow

A Frederick county notice explains the Thrasher farm soil and water conservation demonstration aims to sell credits for erosion control. It argues soil loss harms future farming, cites Monocacy river silt loads from May 22 1947, and urges local groups to adopt practices to boost yields and safeguard water supplies.

Frederick Court Frederick County Jook Tug” Bridge United States Berlin Frankfurt Frederick Big Thrasher Farm

Housekeeping Blues Give Way To Modern Conveniences

Past years saw housewives bored by monotony of cooking and cleaning. Modern facilities cut labor, freeing time for outside activities and even paid work. Newspapers, books, radio add variety, easing the routine and offering better remuneration. Market prices for Wheat Barley and Corn are listed.

Wheat Prices and Local Notes from August 17 1898

Wheat quoted at 70 cents per bushel in Frederick with corn at 30 cents per bushel and $1.50 per barrel. The Aeronautical Journal cites a kite by Dr Charles Zimmerman of Frederick. The First Maryland will be mustered out after the Spanish War, with Fifth potentially garrisoning Cuba. Peach crop in Frederick County is a quarter crop but large and fine flavored. Internal Revenue confirms marriage license not taxed by stamp, and if a ceremony certificate is taxed.

the News Frederick THE Aeronautical Journal London Charles Zimmerman Maryland Spain Cuba Frederick County Ae Internal Revenue Scott

Stanswick High School Auditorium Progress and Local Notices

Twenty years ago notes from The News report Stanswick High School progress on an auditorium and building restoration after a fire, September completion estimates uncertain. Democrats set September 11 for a Western Maryland Junior Club dinner in Hagerstown with remarks by Governor Ritchie Senator Bruce and David J. Lewis. Otis King installs a modern electric milk cooling system at the Ideal Dairy Farm near Frederick. Mr and Mrs George Rodock return home after visiting Shamokin PA with Mrs Rodock's father Charles Lark.

Stanswick High School Democratic Club Maryland Hagerstown Ritchie William Cabell Bruce David J. Lewis Otis King Ideal Frederick George S. Rodock Rodock Charles Lark Shamokin

East West Rivalry Among Governors Cited in 1948

Washington Daybook outlines long running clashes between Tom Dewey of New York and Earl Warren of California at Governors Conferences. It notes east west tensions over grain, shipping, and policy, plus broader Cold War shifts shaping Western strength against Soviet moves.

Dewey New York Earl Warren California Columbus Ohio Tom Dewey Canada Hershey Warren Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce Pennsylvania Ed Martin U. S South

Rescue praise and homeward hopes in wartime letter

Margaret Weller, niece of E. D. McCain, describes American GIs rescuing efforts after the LG Farben plant explosion in Germany. She notes Red Cross staff and Berlin workers aided victims, appeals that Americans excel in emergencies, and mentions her leave plans to return home by air.

LG. Farben Germany Margaret Weller E. D. McCain Frederick Miss Weller Red Cross Berlin

Inquiry Into Government Loyalty Case Set for Future Reveal

Washington sources outline a pending disclosure of evidence presented to a Federal Grand Jury on disloyalty among government employees. The report notes FBI opposition, possible overruled indictments, and congressional probes into security lapses and wartime intelligence handling.

Washington Federal Grand Jury Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Quinn Clark Department of Justice Ferguson Michi-gan Senate Truman Congress

First Maryland Woman Commissioned in Army Reserve

Nan M. Everhart was sworn in as a captain in the Women’s Reserve and qualified for a commission in the newly formed unit. She has applied for a Regular Army commission, with processing August 3, and expects the change to take effect after months. Everhart, an attorney, has held multiple Army assignments including legal work in Austria and duties as defense counsel.

Everhart Fiorda Europe Nan M. Everhart Women Corps Evernhart David G. North Court Maj. J Baltimore Maryland Eve Miami Fla. 2 Ary Corps Des Moines Iowa Judge Advocate General Austria Army Pioto Frank Reefer John G. Volz Public Information Office Maryland Military District Women’s Army Corps Reserve Wan Li. Everhart Frederick Lrst

Miullinix Park Craft Show Winners Named

Miullinix Park held a craft show with 126 entries judged by the Civic Club. Charlotte Koontz and Thelma Bauer organized the event. awards went to numerous participants including Nathan Sewell Barbara Bowie and Phyllis Sewell for items such as paper art shellcraft and textiles.

Init Park Civic Club Charlotte Koontz Thelma Bauer Miullinix Park Carol Albaugh Byron Ebrewer Harry It George B. Hokees Nathan Sewell

Weddings Bruchey Morgan Gladhill and more in Frederick

A sequence of wedding notices from Frederick covers Geneva Morgan and Charles Bruchey at St Timothy's Chapel with family attendants, then Margaret Hahn and Merle Gladhill at Woodsboro Lutheran parsonage, followed by Helen Walker and Robert Zeller at Frederick Church of the Brethren, and Charlotte Hizler with Douglas Dixon at the Lutheran parsonage.

Bruchey Morgan St Timothy's Chapel Frederick Geneva G. Morgan Lewis F. Morgan Woodsboro Charles C. Bruchey Anne B. Bruchey West South Street John W. Bruchey East Fifth Street Jesse B. Woodrow Helen Mr. Fogle John W. Fogle Bit. Union Walkersville High School U.S. Air Force Robert H. Schell Dixon—Etzler Charlotte Hizler Mrr Lester R. Etzier New Market Douglas Dixon Air Sidney E. Dixon Patrick Street Lutheran Parsonage W_ YV. Garret East Church Street

English Language Usage Notes From A Century Ago

A fragmentary excerpt discusses common misuses and pronunciations in English, mentioning words like harass and acumen, and hints at vocabulary building through word study and repeated usage. It references pronunciation rules and a school-like exercise context with fragmented phrases.

Barley Prices Fall Amid Grain Market Pressure

Barley drops eighteen cents in the market as reports show higher crops of wheat and corn. Decline attributed to oversupply and weak demand amid broader grain price trends.

Two Men Held for Questioning in Kevil Bank Robbery

Police report two men in custody for questioning in connection with the Bank of Kevil robbery last week. Chief Leon Beckham said the men were detained after an automobile chase near Henderson.

IWO Henderson Leon Beckham Kevil. Ky

Telephone etiquette note prompts action on calls

The piece advises reducing office calls by asking friends to call at home instead. It presents a proactive approach to managing unwanted telephones, suggesting a simple behavioral change to shift calls away from work.

Youth Evangelistic Service At Mt Airy On August 24

A two and a half hour youth evangelistic program will be held Tuesday night at Mt Airy auditorium Wildwood Park under three university student speakers from the University of Richmond. The event, sponsored by the Baptist State Mission Board Student Department, runs 7:30 to 9:15 with prayer, singing, and talks titled What Christ Means to Me Youth For Christ and Christ Is The Answer. Speakers are Robert Ross Nelson Basil and Robert Hays. Local promotion by Ernest Clark of Carson Newmen College.

Wildwood Park Airy Department of and Baptist State Miss Oung J Christ University of Richmond Arej Miaryland Robert Ross Greenstoro Nelson Basil Annapolis Robert Hays Baltimore Charch Virginia Baptist State Mission Board Maryland R. I. Berghauser North Charles Street Mt. Airy Ernest Clark Carson Newmen College Jefferson City Tenn Clark W. L. Wimmer Ridgeville

Personal News of Frye Family and Relatives in Maryland

Mr and Mrs Aubrey C Frye and daughter Sheiley, long residents of Hagerstown, return to South Miami Fla. Visiting relatives include Mrs John Cummings Sr and Mr Frye's parents in Point of Rocks. Others travel for visits and vacations across Frederick Riversville Westminster and Sharps. Maryland remains a leading loupe producing state.

Aubrey C. Frye Sheiley Hagerstovwn Jefferson Street Bernard Simmons North Market Siest Mrz Albert L. Eyler Donna Lee Sharps Zepp Art Department Young and Rubicem Advertising Company Mexico City Air Millard Zeon Westminster Wiliam F. Corvin E. K. Helwig Loretta Jean Helwig Nancy Helwig Walkersville Mr. Corbin William Svoo Louisville

Bid Made as West Fails to Play Ace

A bridge expert recounts a match from the Eastern States contract bridge tournament with Warren Hull and Parks John son. The hand hinges on locating the West blank ace of spades or ace and a spade to save the contract, detailing cashing the ace of diamonds and ruffing, then a sequence leading to the suit play and eventual outcome. The piece also notes Captain Cleen EK Alexander’s reassignment to the 101st Airborne Division and a missing woman case on a wedding anniversary.

William E. McKenneye America’s Card Authority NEA Parks Johnson New York City Warren Hull Parks Warren Alaska West Washington Beck Svadi Reif Iichi Ince Go Warren Rentiuchy Camp Breckinodze Cleen EK Alexander Mir Lewis H. Alexander West Third Street Frederick 101St Albarne Division Praver Business Colles Weasainston D.C W. Flw Lions International Anna G. Alexander North Market Street

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