Unclear archival notice from December 30 1947
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Tuesday December 30 date in 1947 with mentions of senate type PTO apc and financial figures. The legible elements include a Bree SS reference and a post office context.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1947
Page
4
Panama's Stance on U S Base Leases Sparks Regional Debate
The piece argues Panama may resist a renewal of leases on 14 U S defense bases though U S payrolls underpin the economy. It notes Central American reliance on American income and questions what Panama would use as a substitute if U S dollars and jobs vanish, suggesting Panama may seek conservative leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomema
United States
U. B
Colossus
Panama
Sam
Aid For Foreign Relief Promotes Democracy Abroad
Congress approves emergency winter relief for multiple war-torn nations, highlighting American sympathy for hungry cold households. The measure aims to bolster democratic institutions, support industrial growth, and project goodwill beyond national borders amid critiques of isolationism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Europe
S Ome
America
Odds And Ends A Tribute To General Lew Wallace
A new book from University of California Press edited by Irving McKee is reviewed by Elrick B. Davis. It highlights Wallace's Civil War career, noting Cincinnati defenses thwarting raiders, Maryland's Civil War leadership for Lincoln, and the Monocacy stand that may have saved Washington from capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Irving McKee
University of California Press
Los Angele
Elrick B. Davis
Herald-Tribune
Shiloh
Lincoln
Wallace
Cincinnati
Maryland
Early
Monocacy
Washington
Petersburg
Bible Thoughts on Prophecy Despised by Thessalonians Verse
A brief reflection contrasting 7 Thessalonians 5 20 with a Romantic quotation about hope. It cites despising prophecy and the idea of prophecy guiding tomorrow, using a Byron line about storms and sunshine as a thematic nod to resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Doctor Answers Parents On Nervousness In Children
The doctor says nervousness stems from parental balance between indulgence and neglect. Discipline need not be harsh, and both parents and schools share responsibility for a child’s mental and physical adjustment. The piece notes blaming others is unhelpful and urges calm discipline, watchful development, and good example. It also includes a reader question about Rh negative blood type and healthy baby outcomes with a promise to send a detailed discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S
Prodigally Used Word Study Note for Learners
A dated English lesson fragment gives usage notes on Are you done, pronunciation of inveigle, silent t in mortgage, and synonyms. It defines prodigally as extravagantly or wastefully with an example about an estate dissipated through profusion of expense.
Largest and Brilli ant Frederick Dance at City Hotel
Fifty years ago in Frederick society circles a grand dance filled the City Hotel dining salon turned ballroom. Rhodes City Opera House orchestra provided music as residents recall a lavish, widely noted social event with attendees and local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Society
City
Rhodes City Opera House
John F. McClure
Hygeia Ice Works
St John’s Catholi Sunday School
City Opera House
C. Perry Myers
Harry Kennedy
Roy Ruland
Harry J. Lebhers
Louie Payne
Cecelia Beckley
Theresa McFadden
Mary Mieshns
Florence Brooker
Twenty Years Ago Local EMS From The Columns Of The News
December 30, 1927 reports the circuit court dismissing an appeal in a Frederick Hustier case and defines fines payable by players. The Baltimore and Ohio double tracking to Germantown nears completion after years, with telegraph offices at Barnesville and Dickerson closed. New quarters for Peoples National Bank and Brunswick volunteer firemen are under construction. Mr and Mrs Harry Brandenburg relocate from North Market Street to Montonqua Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick Hustier
Baltimore and Ohio
Point of Rocks
Germantown
Barnesville
Dickerson
Peoples National Bank
Brunswick
Harry Brandenburg
North Market Street
Montonqua, Avenue
Washington Daybook on Wallace third party push
Washington insiders plot to push Henry Wallace into a third party with C B Been ie Baldwin and Harald Young shaping the PCA. Truman cold shouldering the PCA leaves Baldwin seeking power while Wallace becomes a spectacle and funder for the circuit. plus Morse stirs an international horse row and the Mississippi River inland fleet numbers hang in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffin
Washington
Henry Wallace
C. B
Beenie” Baldwin
Progressive Citizens of America
Harald Young
Wallace
Commerce Department
Baldwin
Federal Security Administration
Beenie
PCA
Brother Baldwin
United States
Harry Truman
Bartley Crum
Wendell Willie
Democratic National Committee
Harold Young
Truman
Young
White House
Rejection of Panama treaty harms U S prestige in Latin America
Washington notes that Panama assembly's 51 to 0 defeat of a recently signed treaty reflects wider anti American sentiment. The piece argues U S behavior on Panama bases and discrimination against Panamanians hurt relations and may delay canal funding while prompting reconsideration of base rights and regional policies. It discusses potential routes and defense options and calls for reassessing discrimination in Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
United States
David Lawrence
Canal Zone
National Assembly
Latin America
Russia
Panama Canal
Great Seaway
Canal
Congress
U. S
Anniversaries and historical milestones remembered today
A compilation of notable anniversaries tracing Stephen H. Long, John W. Geary, John P. Altgeld, William A. Larned, Alfred E. Smith and other figures. Includes Today in History entries from 1790 to 1946, birthdays of scholars and artists, a short horoscope, and a reflective piece on time and the passing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen H. Long
Southwest
Rockies
Hopkinton
N. H
Alton
Calif
John W. Geary
California
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland County
John P. Altgeld
Illinois
Germany
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
Alfred E. Smith
New York
the Happy Warrior
New York City
No More Frontiers Opened By New Frontiers
The piece argues that frontiers remain abundant, not just in the West but in chemical labs, airplane factories, and major research centers. It stresses that youth face many new frontiers today, with discovery inviting pioneers in electronics, television, and academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Babson Newspaper Sync
Lufs Stuff Hopes For The New Year
A hopeful note by N A LufBurFow wishes a better year with progress and fewer foolish acts. The item notes optimism for nations and individuals and prays for glory and victory in the coming year. The U S produces about seventy thousand tons of English walnuts annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburfow
United States
Country
Pots Call The Kettles Black From NAM Report
Washington columnist Feter Edson reviews NAM findings on housing costs. The report blames old building codes, restrictive ordinances, and overregulated labor markets for high costs, endorsing standardization, prefab methods, and anti trust reforms. It criticizes unions for blocking new techniques and favors limited craft unions for prefab housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feter Edson
NEA
Washington
NABI
NAM
NAM Pots
Corwin Edwards
Biles Colean Edwards
Department of Justice
Thurman Arnold
Federal Trade Commission
Colean
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
U. S
Inam
Revort
WAM
AFL
Lusion
Lions Club Year End Meeting Adopts New Windsor Link
Taneytown Lions Club closes 1947 with President J H Ommert presiding at Taney Inn. Christmas carols, a gift distribution by Santa Theodore Jester, and news of a new Lions club in New Windsor announced by Charles Angel of Union Bridge. Visitors included W Lee Hoke and Edward Derr. Next meeting January 13 is Ladies Night. Christmas dinner hosted by Mary Wilt with local members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Lions Club
Taney Inn
J. H. Ommert
Edmund P. Welker
Robert Thomas
Delmar Furle
Mervyn C. Fuss
Murray Baumgardner
Lion Charles Angel
Union Bridge Club
Lions Club of
New Windsor
Ommerst
W. Lee Hoke
Richard Warehime
Edward Derr
Lion Theodore
Bernard Arnold
Mary Wilt
York Street
Norman Reindollar
Robert Baumgardner
Robert
Baltimore
James Baumsgardner
George
Stanley King
George Bender
Flora Leister
Dorothey Dix on Marital Harmony and Quiet Strife
Dorothy Dix argues that marital happiness depends on amiable relations, not wealth or class, citing letters about endless fighting over trivial matters. A columnist notes couples often fail to stop quarrels and urges diplomacy to prevent divorce, alongside brief society notices from Baltimore and Washington events over Christmas gatherings and visits.
Veterans Guide to VA Insurance Flaws and Reforms
Washington December 30 The congressional probe into the VA insurance program faces a brief pause until the new session opens January 5 The House Veterans Affairs Committee led by Rep Phillips examined why veterans face delays lapse notices and unacknowledged conversion applications Harold Breining VA insurance official defends gradual improvement citing decentralization civil service rules and veteran premium payment behavior The report highlights unsatisfactory service and administrative hurdles hindering veterans benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Nial
Washington
House
Veterans’ Affairs
Neatings
Harold Breining
Veterans’ Committee
Congress
Rep
Phillips
Tennessee
Breining
House Veterans Committee
New York
Ffice
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Odds and Ends
Edwin P. Jordan
XEA
Washington Daybook
U. D. A. London
Labor
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Virginia
Armed Services Committee
Hungary
U.S A
Pentagon
State Department
Warne Morse
Morse
Mississippi River
Know
Algeria
Charleston
S. C
Theodosia Burr
Gadsden Purchase
Mexico
New Mexico
First Oil Company
Pennsylvania Rock Oil Co
Noble Order
Byrnes
IN Atomic Energy
John Bakeless
New York University
Jourbom
Carlile
Francis Carter Wood
Englewood
Columbus
Ty. Stanley High
Chicago
Franklin C Watk
George B. Darling
Yale
National Academy of Sciences
Boston
York
Imadir
N. S. Times
Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate
Inci
Claude Danton
Patricia
Sallie Fowler
Jean Heuerman
Taney Sewing and Bridge Sewing Company
Central Hotel
Samuel E Breth
John
Ann
Robert Feeser
Feeser
Ralph Ruggles
Washington D.C
Charles Francis Rinehart
Bethany Seminary
Til
Norval Rinehart
Tonm
Veterans Guide
Boeing
Madrid
Augustin Zorca Sanchez
Spain
Lucas Nunez Bocas
Niewsparre Halal
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