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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1948

Page

4

Inflation and Deflation Weigh on the Nation Stated

Joseph M. Dodge of the American Bankers Association argues the country faces a mix of inflationary and deflationary forces. He cites overproduction and price cuts on the deflationary side, but notes heating factors like wage pressure, armaments spending, and easy money policies that push inflation potential. He warns that deflation could quicken if debt and Russia settlement alter the current deflationary outlook.

Joseph M. Dodge American Bankers Association Russia America

United States assails Communist moves overseas

Washington reports a byline on December 23 1941 with Under-Secretary Lovett criticizing Soviet bloc actions in Hungary and China. He calls the Mindszenty arrest a sickening sham and rejects Chinese wartime charges against Chiang Kai-shek as unthinkable. Lovett notes Yugoslavia's trade pivot and hints at widened East-West rifts while detailing requests from Madame Chiang for aid and arms.

Washington United States Hungary China Yugoslavia Lovett Europe Biarshal Tito Belgrade Cardinal Mindszenty Coms Chiang Kai- Shek Sviet Union Truman Marshall Chiang Lovell

Half A Nickel Sentiment Drives New Coin Institute

An American Institute for Intermediate Coinage has formed to push coins worth two and a half and seven and a half cents. The move cites the last small coin change in 1589 and argues intermediate coins would reduce prices and save consumers billions, while noting daily transactions rely on small denominations.

American Institute For Iermediate Burer New Institute

Bible Thoughts on Judgment and Self Deception

Short reflections compare Proverbs 16 2 with Shakespeare on judgment and inner motives. Lists questions about how one would appear to God if judged by true thoughts and actions. Ultra-compact moral pondering in a period tone.

Local Items From The News Columns December 30 189%

Six to eight boy pickers near Frederick canning factory alarm passersby as they ride and cling to moving freight cars. A dock ing main on the Virginia side of the Potomac at Point of Rocks drew large crowds with Frederick, Hagerstown, Leesburg, Baltimore, Bakerton and Dover entrants. Frederick birds won three of four bouts. Willard C Keller injures his foot stepping on a nail at Patrick Street business place but remains active. Anne Arundel County pays annual Montevue Hospital support, praising care and Superintendent Rice at dinner.

Frederick Virginia Potomac River Point of Rocks Hagerstown Leesburg Baltimore Bakerton Dover Del Willard C. Keller Snail Patrick Street Anne Arundel County Montevue Hospital Montevue Rice

Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News

Twenty years ago in the Dec 30 1928 issue notes report a ME train collision near Ladiesburg and Good Intent at 7 05 this morning, thieves raiding Wright and Pont store at Pont a quantity of merchandise, proprietor Lawrence E Sigafoose unable to estimate loss, Dr R M Rac retires selling Villa Row estate of 235 acres near Springspike to Robert S Bright of Philadelphia, 100 mountain acres part of the property.

the News Ester Denova Ladiesburg Good Intent Allard Bartholow Wright and PL Pont 7 Oal Lawrence E Sigafoose R. M Rac Villa Row Springspike Robert S. Bright Philadelphia

Truman civil rights program faces Senate gag rule

Washington Daybook notes President Truman aims to push a civil rights program through the Senate with compromise talks. Southern bloc counts about 20 votes with key defections possible, while Northern moderates shift positions. Other items include debate on anti-lynch legislation, attempts to link federal measures to state actions, and a TIME controversy involving Bob Allen.

Tris Coffin Washington Truman Senate Georgia Dick Russell Claude Pepper Florida Estes Kefauver Tennessee North Bill Fullbright Young Arkansan Fullbright DIA Spessard Holland Les Biffle Arkansaa Congress White House Dave Niles Buzz New York TIME Bob Alien Bob Henry Luce John F. Dowd Allen Bob Allen Henry Grady U.S Greece

Movies Next Week at Frederick Theaters

The Tivol hosts Dennis Morgan and Dorothy Malone with Don DeFore and Janis Paige Sunday through Tuesday. Road House with Ida Lupino Celeste Holm and Amber Clooney Wednesday and Thursday. Trafic Threat headlines Tuesday. Playtime in Rio Thursday. Gunning in News time with Johnny Mack Brown Friday and Saturday. Congo B cartoon Sleepy TimeDonald Frederick. Foghorn Leghorn cartoon Friday. Federal Agents Vs Underground chapter one. Tucson Raiders Saturday with Bill Elliott plus a cartoon and serial chapter.

Frederick Tivol Dennis Morgan Dorothy Malone Don DeFore Janis Paice Road House Ida Lupino Celeste Holm Amber Siamé Cerne Louis Easward Denris O Keefeday Bill Goodwin Er Pathe News Richard Crane Fendin Fusim Donald O'Connor Rio Warner Paine Johnny Mack Brown Donald James Elson Foghorn Lezhorn Warner Pathe News Federal Agents Vs. Underground Tucson Raiders Bill Elliott

Truman notes division in Russian Politburo sparks Cold War tension

Washington reports President Truman says insiders in Moscow favor understanding with the United States and criticizes unmet Yalta Potsdam pledges. Analysts warn Russia opposes Western de facto Germany split and Berlin blockade as leverage, urging a fresh settlement approach amid ongoing Cold War strains.

Washington United States Russia Truman Politburo Moscow State Department Stalin Berlin America Biu Yalta Potsdam Germany Greece Turkey Petsa

Heart Attack Tales From a 44 Year Old Patient

The Nation Today recounts a heart attack story from a 44 year old active man who survived with uncertainty about remaining years. It cites Public Health Service data that heart disease remains the leading killer with 460000 deaths last year and describes the emotional impact of a diagnosis and cardiogram assessment.

James Marlow Washington Public Health Service Erlehas

Jealous wife and a clash of mothers in law

Dorothy Dix counsels a jealous wife to accept the separate loves of husband and his mother, noting many marriages wrecked by maternal tensions. A loving husband laments a wife who prefers teaching to domestic life, suggesting domestic peace is rare. A distressed wife is advised against breaking up the home over a cat.

Prince Charles of Edinburgh Princess Elizabeth Cecl Beston Prince Buckingham Palace Prince Charles Miss Dix Dorothy Dive Dorothy Dix The Bell Syndicate Inc

Hermetically Sealed Derivation and Confederate VPs

A reader asks about the origin of the phrase hermetically sealed tracing to Hermes and Hermetic art. Other questions cover Buckwheat’s Lincoln assassination basis and Grimm Brothers tales origins. A separate query notes Alexander Stephens as vice president of the Confederacy.

Godermes Hermes Alexander Stephens Georgia Confederacy

Heroes Welcome For 12 Airmen And Rescuers In New York

Twelve U S airmen stranded on a Greenland ice cap were rescued after a 38 minute treks and rocket assisted takeoff. Lt Col Emil J Beaudry led the mission with Lt Charles H Blackwell. Nine were flown to Bluie West One Greenland and the others with rescuers to Bluie West Eight. The group endured cold and a prowling polar bear while awaiting transport.

Washington Mothe Greenland Westover Mass Emil J. Beaudry Manchester N. H Newfoundland Beaudry Charles H. Blackwell San Antonio Tex Air Force Herman Zwinger Oradell N. J Zwinger USS York

Wells of Water and Old Truths in Daily Strength

Earl L Douglass reflects on Isaac and the value of enduring wells of wisdom. Old foundations in Bible study endure across ages, with basic doctrines and virtues remaining fundamental. He compares ancient literature and theology to modern life, urging reverence for timeless culture and Christ as central teacher and savior.

Earl L. Douglass Isaac Abraham Homer Snakespeare

Lut's Stuff Those Christmas Symbols

The symbols of Christmas such as holly candles and mistletoe brighten the season and evoke cheer. The writer notes their role in creating the right atmosphere and hopes to recall them fondly again next December.

Santa Lufburrow

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