The News of Frederick August 23 195
Established in 1863 Frederick newspaper issues its midweek edition for August 23 195 with standard masthead details. The paper notes subscription rates and mail address for communications while promising corrections upon notification. The item indicates Associated Press membership and legal notice policies.
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Great Southern Pig.& Aeg CO
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News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick
Housing program stalls as home shortage grows
The piece critiques slow progress in federal housing, citing policy delays and material shortages. It notes high costs, delays in essential items, and misplaced priority that hindered non residential projects. Housing Expeditor Wyatt vows a new push to accelerate home construction amid rising protests.
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Wyatt
Wariner Senat
Strength for Today The Flames Linger
Earl L Douglass uses a city fire as a parable for the sinful heart. He argues that extinguishing a real blaze mirrors battling deep seated passions with religion and gospel power, warning that only heroic, continual effort can rid the heart of evils.
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Covsright Babson Newspaper
Unexplained International Acts Raise Curious Questions
A cryptic note from Lufburrow questions unexpected moves in international relations and Tito's support, noting U.S. aid to Tito's people and the difficulty of predicting motives in global affairs. The writer refuses to claim full knowledge of the facts and emphasizes the irrational nature of some actions.
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Sam
Tito
International
Lufburrow
Lost Summer in Washington as Congress Vacation Drains Economy
Washington editorial laments a summer holiday by Congress and the Truman administration, arguing neglect of postwar economic planning. It warns of rising monopolies, wage and price issues, and a looming crisis as labor and industry rally against failed reforms and postponed legislation.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
el Sue
America
Dr and Mrs Remsberg on four day New York buying trip
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Remsberg and daughter Mary Kathryn travel to New York City for a four day buying trip to attend the Gift Show. Dr. Remsberg runs Remsberg's and McCleery's jewelry stores in the area.
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A. R. Remsberg
Mary Kathryn
New York City
Dr. Remsberg
Remsberg’s
McCleery
Fifty Years Ago Local News of August 28 1896
The column notes a smooth street ideal for a Frederick bicycle parade. A Fool Tournament at The Buffalo draws sporting interest with Giessner defeating Baumgardner 89 to 75 and Eisenhauer to face Giessner tonight. A Lantern Parade Carnival and watermelon feast by Frederick wheel men wowed spectators. Yesterday Frederick hosted a busy day with the Republican county convention and temperance picnic drawing crowds for shopping and planning.
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Frederick
Buffalo
Giessner
Baumgardner
Eisenhauer
Wheelmen of
Twenty Years Ago Local items from the Columns of The News
Twenty years ago items from the Columns of The News dated August 28, 1926. Frederick dentists D G Evertar T Eades A A Radcliff and W Trail attended the Seventh International Dental Congress in Philadelphia. Alvin G Quinn won the Harnwell trophy at Catoctin Country Club by defeating Robert Z DelaStaine 9 8. Major Elmer F Munshower of this city took part in Maryland Day at the sesqui centennial in Philadelphia. Margaret Roderick Esther Consenta Middletown Ruth Reinicke Westminster and Marshall Etchison from this city returned from a European trip, arriving on the Zeeland after a summer aboard.
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Frederick
Philadeliia
D. G. Evertar
T. & Eades
A. A. Radcliff
W. &. Trail
Alvin G. Quinn
Harnwell
Catoctin Country Club
Robert Z. DelaStaine
Elmer F. Munshower
Teen Answers from Miss Dix on Family Strife and War Tales
A reader asks if a 16 year old should leave home and how to finish high school. Miss Dix urges staying, explaining teenage conflicts stem from changing roles and parental care, and advises patience, understanding, and affection toward parents to weather the phase.
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Miss Dix
Mom
Public Health Proposals Open Schools in Epidemics Debate
An editorial argues that closing or deferring school does little to stop epidemics and may delay care. It notes illness detection by teachers and calls for better school hygiene, nurses, and facilities while addressing rural and boarding school exposure risks.
New Homes In Photographs By Doug Larsen
Washington neA observes a shift in prefabricated housing for veterans. Tests favor several firms with guaranteed market contracts while the government delays final winners. Expect market-ready prefab homes next summer, with 40 percent of the 1.5 million goal under the Veterans Emergency Housing program.
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Washington
NEA
Kjusit
Fuller House
Today in History and Births and Deaths Highlights
Today in History lists notable anniversaries from 1728 to 1943 including John Stark born in 1728 and Henry R Towne born 1844, with many events such as St Augustine’s settlement 1585 and Carnegie legacies in 1919. Births include Gen Joseph McNormey and Andrew Higgins, among others, with brief death and date notes.
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John Stark
New Hampshire
London
Perry
N.H
Elizabeth Ann B. Seton
Henry R. Towne
Linus Yale
Stamford
Conn
Philadelphia
Ralph D. Paine
Lemont
St. Augustine
Fla
Peter Cooper
Tom Thumb
Palace of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Hague
Taft
Lloyd George
England
Cleveland
New York City
Rust Brothers
National Guard
U. 8
Indo-China
U. 5
Faranta
Patton
Chateau-Thierry
Paris
U. S
Tokyo
Adm
Halsey
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Texas Gulf Coast
Joseph T. McNormey
Germany
Emporium
Andrew J. Higgins
New Jeans
Eminent Anthropologist Born in Salinas Highlighted
Smithsonian Institution notes an eminent anthropologist born in Salinas California fifty years ago. Horoscope predicts a life of usefulness and success. A seemingly simple exterior masks a profound mind, potentially hindered by expression, improvable with training. Copyrighted.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Salinas
Calif
Remoteness and Reminders in Word Lesson
A language notes item highlights proper usage and pronunciation of common missteps. It covers phrases to avoid like never saw him yesterday and clarifies notes on opulence and opponent. The entry offers daily vocabulary growth with remoteness defined as distance and seclusion.
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Ross
Gretenen
Extra Men Attend Washington Cocktail Party Hosted by Sherrods
Washington August social scene features Mrs. Robert Sherrod hosting a party with prominent guests including Gen. A. A. Van De eriff and former OPA chief Leon Henderson. Guests recount inflation tales in China while anecdotes cover silk stockings and cigars. Reporter Jane Beads notes transportation hurdles and a White House car appearance as guests mingle with military officers and journalists.
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Washington
Robert Sherrod
Time Magazine
Far East
Gen. A. A. Vandeeriff
Marine Corps
OPA
Leon Henderson
China
Army
Nav
Attu
Saipan
Bob Sherrod
White House
Question and Answer and Indians Population Puzzle
The text presents a quiz style Q and A on population by nation Paraguay and a motto Duty Honor Country. It mentions Gottlieb Daimler as early engine innovator and a 1886 public demonstration. It notes balloons in warfare at Fleurus 1794 and asks plural of biceps as bicepses.
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Gottlieb Dalmier
Fleurus
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