Pope Pius Calls For League Of Honest Men
Vatican City on Christmas Day Pope Pius X I I urged a league of honest men to guard the world against war. He blamed insincere diplomacy and warned that lying and distorted facts fuel power politics and class interests. He signaled possible condemnation of Communism and Soviet policies while not naming nations.
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Word of the Day Disheveled and Misused
A lesson fragment shows vocabulary notes on judicial terms and misused words. It highlights disheveled meaning hanging in loose disorder with example. The text includes stray phrases about ports and imports and urges daily word mastery.
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Thaelstrom
Doctor Says Streptomycin Aids Some Tuberculosis Types
A 900 patient study by the Veterans Administration and the Army and Navy Medical Departments shows streptomycin helps in certain tuberculosis forms especially meningitis and disseminated disease. It is less useful for urinary tract and bone joint TB and not a substitute for other proven treatments. The drug may still prove valuable for a few TB types and could be a boon if continued. Also notes on enlarged thymus and X ray treatment and Santa letters received by The News office.
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Army
Navy
Market Prices Wheat Barley and Corn Prices Recorded
Market prices list shows wheat per bushel and barley per bushel with corn price per barrel. Values and units noted for these staple commodities reflect typical market reporting.
Local Contest Winners in Canada Dry Spur Prize Event
Prize winners announced for the Spur contest sponsored by Ship-Jey Bottling Works Frederick. David W. Abbott of Union Bridge won the first prize of 500 dollars for a jingle. Helen Boswell won the second prize a Philco console radio phonograph. Ernest L. J Baker took third prize a streamlined Bell fast bicycle. 97 other prizes were awarded to residents from Frederick Union Bridge and surrounding areas among 400 to 560 entries.
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East Patrick Street
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Route 5
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Ronald Lee Fedlerline
West South Street
John Heonard Hoffman
Revie
Shirley Kirby
Wisner Street
Ardella May Mercer
Lawrence C. Willard
Mary B. Young
Unionville
Gene. Adelsberger
Emmitsburg
A Berger
West Mainz
Birs
Jennie E. Baker
West Third Street
Ray Barker
Patrick Street
Constance. Blair
South Street
A. C. Bond
Donald Darkis
North Market Street
Eugene E.dorsey
Center Street
Richard Easton
South Market Street
Larry Lee Edwards
Robert L. Engle
Madison Street
Roland E. Etzler
List of residents and addresses in Walkersville area
The page catalogs numerous names and addresses across Walkersville Frederick Square Thurmont and nearby towns with streets including East Patrick Street West Patrick Street and Market Street. It notes residents from 339 East Patrick Street to 115 Water Street and 26 West Seventh Street among others. It ends with a brief comment on depletion of mineral resources in the United States highlighting areas such as Comstock Lode Tombstone Lake Superior copper and oil fields in several states.
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Forayt
Ferguees
Patrick Street
Elizabeth Fink
Rosemont Avenue
Mary Jane Fogle
Water Street
Harry W. T. Fouche
Walkersville
Charles Russe Frushour
RF. OD
Thurmont
Lilian Gartel
Mt Airy
Marvis L. Grimes
Mt. Airy
Ada M. Hahn
Frederick Street
Anna T. Harding
Patrick St
William J. Lee
C. W. Lockard
Freder
North Market Street
George Page
Hamsville
Martha Jean Reeder
West Thirteenth Street
John K. Roberson
Dickerson
Thomas F. Rothenhoefer
East Church Street
Willard T. Rudy
Dill Avenue
John G. Shelhorse
West Trick Street
Ward F. Shire
Rthur
Hamilton Avenue
George A. Webster
C. W. Weddle
West Seventh Street
Irene Wolfe
Ann Zimmerman
Lee Place
Harry C. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
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Tombstone
Arizona
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Ohio
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California
Nobody Wins In Rat Race
NEA Washington Correspondent reports ICC ended hearings on the railroads petition to raise freight rates by 20 percent above current rates, potentially adding $2 billion to 1948 freight costs. Rail management says higher costs will still outpace wage hikes and operating expenses amid ongoing National Mediation Board talks and looming strike votes by engineers, firmen and switchmen.
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Freight Rates Soaring as Railroads Seek Higher Increases
The piece outlines multiple proposed rail freight rate hikes from 1947 to 1948, with total requests climbing from above prewar levels to roughly 30 percent over prewar if granted. It notes railroad arguments that higher rates barely affect living costs while highlighting the ongoing wage and price pressures felt by consumers.
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Kates
U. S. Wage Demands Rise as Production Expands in 1937
The News notes the country prepares for U S production of electricity and public use amid wage demands across the steel, auto, and electrical sectors. It compares current consumption to 1920 levels, highlighting growth in major industries.
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