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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1948
Page
4
Dorothy Dix addresses three reader questions. A woman with a past can make a strong wife if forgiven, a mother advised to refuse cash to a spendthrift son, and a father told to avoid strict bans on tobacco as forbidden fruit can backfire.
A critical briefing argues that costly military programs threaten the economy and may erode living standards. It suggests increased controls and questions whether the nation can sustain long war footing amid budget pressures, noting potential geopolitical advantages for adversaries.
Esso Standard Oil Co. announced price changes with heavy fuel down 25 cents per barrel and diesel down about a fifth of a cent per gallon. Wholesale gasoline rose one cent per gallon at all distribution levels. Heavy fuel cuts apply at seaboard terminals. diesel cuts at tank car price level. gasoline rise aimed at normalizing price relationships after tight supply.
Local items note Mr William Keexey of Schley faced threats and sought shelter after a disturbance. A Woodsboro business meeting planned open days for the H Warner and J Jenna interests. Philip Sheffer and others attended an event at the school house as new cars drew crowds. An immense audience witnessed a show described as a highlight of the Berlermaice event.
Twenty years ago George Grove a well known resident died suddenly of pneumonia at 32 before moving into his new home. He had worked in investment and served as Boy Scout executive. Walker Carty of this city performed with Princeton's troupe in Zuider Zee at Baltimore Lyric Theater.
President Truman flies from Washington to Missouri aboard the presidential plane for a holiday visit. The four hour flight marks a festive end to the year as the chief executive plans Christmas with family in Independence.
Police report two Lexington youths, Charlos Bingler aged 17 and an unidentified companion, helped abduct a 15 year old girl Patricia Walker and locked her in a cell. The girl was freed after the incident which the welfare department was asked to address.
Washington Daybook reports confusion over reserve mobilization amid Army and Air Force shortcomings, with General Bradley and Forrestal criticisms and a push for universal military training. It also includes brief, puzzled glances at UK diplomacy and Capitol Hill feuds and a stray note about a royal christening inquiry.
An event to raise funds for clothing books and food for students worldwide is organized by a college during the week of November 29. The campaign targets Europe and involves students across campuses.
Washington notes debate over repealing or amending the Taft Hartley Act. Senator Ives warns outright repeal would erase the Wagner Act and labor board, while supporters propose changes to balance employer and union powers. Officials foresee split views as new Congress convenes.
The Mt. Pleasant Reformed church holds Christmas Eve services at 7 30 p m with a program including choir songs prayers recitations by multiple named participants and a play No Room In The Inn staged by a long list of local performers led by James Fouche and others.
Fragmentary notes indicate Ohio University may be considering Wise as head coach after a report about his relation to the university. The text references Kersburg, a coach and Lee, with dates around December 22.
Fragmentary poem era memory piece reflecting on Christmas spirit and shared memories. Mentions “Lui's Stuff” and Burrow as possible author or signature, with vague lines about time, privilege, and keeping memories close.
Washington lawmakers draft a profits blueprint amid an extended inquiry into how much business earns and how it is spent. Senator Flanders calls industrial leaders’ case stronger than expected as hearings feature industry spokesmen arguing profits fund rising production while labor and consumer groups push back.
The article lists the central board and officers of Ruhr Industries with names such as Henri, Maurice Gray, Donald Bloom, and Robert Bas. It notes the company held its annual banquet in the social hall on Monday evening.
A James Marlow column scolds a reader fond of Santa Claus while forecast warnings about global communism loom. He contrasts U S population with China and Russia and critiques Europe under communist and fascist regimes in a brisk, opinionated note.
Forecasters warn of a cold spell with strong winds. Daytime highs hover in the mid to upper 30s, with tonight and Thursday turning colder. Overnight lows dip to the low 20s, and a few partly sunny periods are possible later in the week.
Rhode Island Senator McGrath signals support for repeal of the Taft Hartley act and restoration or changes to the Wagner act. The platform calls for repeal, President Truman’s plan for parallel action on Wagner act revisions, and broader labor protections. The report references Truman’s 1947 message urging proactive labor legislation and social programs. Three arrests are noted in the nearby section.
A source details a patient with lips or nose pressure, rapid breathing, and severe side pain. The person coughs blood tinged sputum and runs a high fever around 102 to 105. The text notes attempts at newer drugs lowering mortality from about one in three to one in two, with rapid improvement in favorable cases.
A fragment discusses a small child in a rented setting and the waiting period. It mentions observing the child and evaluating the situation, suggesting concerns about care and supervision. The text reads as a reflective, incomplete note rather than a full report.
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