Fogle Moore Nuptials At St Johns Rectory
Aliss Mary Cecilia Moore daughter of Ira V Moore and Corinne E Moore wed Lloyd Monroe Fogle son of John E Fogle in St Johns rectory this morning 1930. The double ring ceremony was officiated by Father Herbert R Jordan. The couple will honeymoon in Florida and reside at McClellan Apartments Patrick Street Franklin North.
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Aliss
Mary Cecilia Moore
Ira V. Aloore
East South Street
Lloyd Monroe Fogle
John E Fogle
Carroll Parkway
St John's Rectory
Herbert R. Jordan
Corinne E. Moore
Changing values shift focus from humanities to sciences
A discussion notes Princeton students gravitating from humanities toward natural and social sciences, with 24 percent in humanities and 55 percent in social sciences, while science participation rises from 32 to 41 percent. The piece argues new values may reflect modern realities and that sciences contribute to human life, offering hope despite doubt about whether they are better. Wartime taxes are criticized for being opaque luxury levies, with calls from Rep Forand and Rep Eberharter to reduce or abolish some excises. They argue such taxes fall on consumers and inflate costs, while some like cosmetics and jewelry deserve reconsideration. The overall message supports revisiting excise taxes to improve revenue and address inflation.
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Dodds
Princeton
Hency
Webster
Wr. Dodd
Princeton Sophon
Bette
Forand
Rhode Island
Eberharter
Pennsylvania
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Eberhsrer
Dorthy Dix
Courtesy and Common Sense Drive Safe Driving Reform
Letter from Mrs. Frank C. Nicodemus of Walkersville urges stricter driving safety. She proposes raising driving age to 18 and adding compulsory safety courses and a final road test for new licenses during a 30 day period. She asks for data showing lower accidents where school safety instruction exists. Dec 3.
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Searcel
Opcen
Frank C. Nicodemus
College Clubs Meet At St Josephs College
Hood College students attended a Hood Home Economics chapter meeting at St Josephs College. Delegates from Western Maryland College University of Maryland and Maryland College for Women joined the Hood group led by Miss Barbara Patterson and others. The event began at two o clock with attendees from multiple Pennsylvania towns and New York state. In Belington West Virginia a rifle accidental shot killed bride Lucille Teter five days after her wedding.
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Hood College
I¢An
Econo
St Josepburg
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Maryland College For Women
Hood
Barbara Patterson
Rochester
Joan Farrand
Camp Hill
Elizabeth Sessier
Uniontown
Barbara Halstead
Belington W. Va. D
Lucille Teter
Herman Watson
Bethel MM. Caster
Head College
College Tenuire and Clothing Teachers
Frightful Frederick windstorm damages 1898 items
The hardest windstorm of the season struck Frederick blowing down city signs and country fencing. A 20 foot sheet iron plow was toppled on Roll Street, a roof vent and stack were damaged, and extensive steam plant damage led to mill closures for days. Rainfall and flooding added to the dangers, with insurance and local notices noted among the fragments.
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Frederick
Roll Street
Eng
Co Mil
Arthur Potts
An Silscoe
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Twenty years ago on December 4 1928 a large crowd attended the state opening show. A declamation contest and musical program at Jefferson school yielded two prizes to Frances Coran for The Famine and Noah Jenkins for The Green of the Shenandoah.
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the News
Chester
Jefferson School
Frances Coran
Noah Jenkins
Wreen
Shenandoah
Social events honor Miss Lous-Mohr at Hood College
Dr and Mrs Trusal host a joint Hood College Town Hall and AAUW meeting with guest speaker Miss Lous-Mohr. Attendees include Hood faculty, students, and local notables at Coblentz dining room and Hood College events raise funds for the endowment. Guest lists note several faculty members and visiting relatives. An extensive card party at Coblentz Hall benefits Hood College endowment, attracting over 200 townspeople and students.
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Lous-Mohr
Ass Lous-Mohr
Hood College Town
Frederick
American Association of Universiy Women
Andrew G. Trusal
Coblentz
Thursd
RO Etchison
Olve Reddick
Edgar H. McBride
A DeLashmutt
Zeller
James Bo Haznes
Depart of Religion and Philosophy
Hood
Coblentz Hall
Hood College
Hood College Endowment Fund
Washington business mood briefed on post election economic policy
In a Washington dispatch dated December 4, business leaders discuss the post election economic outlook. They debate tax policy, excess profits taxes, and the need for formulas to encourage growth without harming enterprise. The piece notes concerns about public sentiment, Washington access, and the risk of recession if business abstains from participation.
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Ess
Washington
Busic
Toms
Ublican Congress
Govent
Tzation
Grand Officers Visit Jacques De Malay Here
Grand Commander Robert E. Jones of Maryland Baltimore and staff visited Jacques de Malay Commandery No 4. The group held a 2 PM conclave at the Masonic Temple with Inspectors General Raeder, George S. William, and QO Schroeder among others.
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Jacques de Malay
Mearyland
Robert E. Jones
Baltimore
Knichts Fempler
Masonic Temple
Grer Jones
Raeder
George S
William FF
QO. Schroeder
Grand Anders
Knut Neffson
Rishi
Amended Plan Is Approved in UN Political Committee
The Palestine issue passed the 58 nation UN political committee by 23 to 21 with no abstentions and three absentees, narrowly signaling support though unlikely to pass the General Assembly. In Mazatlan Mexico an earthquake hit Maria Madre Island penal colony, causing casualties and damage.
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United Nations
Mazatlan
Mexico
Mexicos Maria Medre Island
Agriculture Experts Pose Effect Of Television On U S Farm Life
Washington television is expected to revolutionize farm life as experts say video stations with broad reach will educate farmers and bring city culture home. Advertisers foresee a future where farmers buy clothing and household goods via televised displays as networks expand to smaller towns and farms nationwide.
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U.S
Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington—Television
U. S
Tod. Erdice
Regardie
Alond
Ricago
Mid-West
Abe
Washington Daybook on Marshall and Cold War Stalemate
Washington Daybook reports a tense hour for General Marshall as Congress rebukes delays in Berlin policy and Russia’s stance. It notes U s aid to Western Europe, calls out Truman’s negotiator stance, and highlights a Moscow social scene shift with Vassily Zorov hosting a reception.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Nally
Allert Foreign Relations
Berlin
Chan
Harry Truman
Tom Connally
Sire Through
France
Britain
Marshell
Europe
Russia
Germany
Ober Truman
Port
16Th Street
Smilin& x
Vassily Zorov
Moscow
Dorothy Dix Says A Homemaker Is A Real Career For Women
Dorothy Dix extols homemaking as the highest achievement for women praising dedication to family. The column urges women to embrace home life as a noble profession, arguing it could reduce divorces and improve marriages nationwide.
Despised calling and a plea for homemaker respect
A column argues many women view motherhood as inferior while noting a happy home is a lasting career. It includes reader letters on marriage nerves, choosing names after divorce, and guidance from a columnist about handling marital doubts and disclosure.
Weather Summary for December 1947 and 1948
The report lists 1948 December precipitation to December 1 at 9.68 inches, with December 1947 precipitation at 4.26 inches and an excess over normal. Yesterday’s high was 45, low 12, with yesterday’s high one year earlier at 53 and low last night 30 a year ago. Sunsets at 4:47 p.m., sunrises at 7:15 a.m., moon rises 11:34 a.m., moon sets 9:24 p.m.
Inauguration Day Plans Stir Washington Themes and Seats
James Marlow reports Washington buzz as Truman prepares to be sworn in for a first full term. Details on ceremony, seating, ticketing, and media coverage are still being finalized with about seven weeks to go.
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James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Justice Vinson
U.S. Supreme Court
Uniu
Alben
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Vo Lund
Congress
Pennsylvania
White House
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