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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1947
Page
3
The issue lists the Great Southern PTG and MFG UO subscription rates with annual and monthly prices, including 3 cent single copies and 125 dollar yearly prepaid options. It notes publication schedule, Bureau of Circulations record details, and postal registration at Frecer address.
Fragmentary Tokyo testimony cites wholesale cruelty by the Nan regime and Japanese aggression, with references to Nazi and German actions. The defense argues limits of authority under General MacArthur while urging enforcement of a long established international law and penalties for aggression.
A dense list of historical anniversaries, birth and death dates, battles and treaties, and notable figures. Mentions include Confederates and Union soldiers, publishers, and scientists, with scattered places like Marietta Ohio, New York, and Washington. The compilation references events from 1612 through mid-20th century, linking birthdays and obituaries to broader world happenings.
The article discusses public questions in Washington tied to party lines, noting a proposed constitutional amendment and the struggle among Hawkeye electeds over a two thirds majority in the House to push it. It references Democratic and Republican factions and hints at national policy debates influencing state discourse, with emphasis on governance and reform.
LeRoy and Donald Davis of Westmoreland College New Wilmington Pa pursue a sustained training plan to counter a potential confrontation and strengthen personal exertion in their ambitious fitness campaign.
Fifty years ago a farm house on Madison Street near Frederick was destroyed by fire after a chimney earlier burned out. Frederick Gun Club members conducted a shooting match for club championship at the grounds behind Madison Street. The Washington and Gettysburg Electric Railway bill, introduced by Mr. Wellington, passed the House by 381 to 44 and goes to the Senate. Frederick, Thurmont, and Emmitsburg residents traveled to the Capitol for the vote. A. Q. Scammons Company staged Side Tracked at City Opera House to a large audience with lively music and dance segments.
A damaged clipping recalls twenty years back with items about a monument toppled for a trolley project, many delinquent tax sales planned by County Treasurer Phleeger on April 7, and Bruneewick leading in delinquents with 27. It notes the Agricultural Society banquet at Frederick High School with Prof Ab. Teary, County Agent Henry RO Shoes, and the basket team led by Bend Vere.
State officers of the DPD ACR report on the Maryland Society Daughters of the Ame Hevotlchen gathering to be held at a hotel in Waltinare Tuesday morning. Officers include vice regent Mrs. Harry Ke Niele of Baltimore and recording secretary Mrs. George Wood among others. meeting features scripture lesson, birthday greetings, quilting bee, and sale events with refreshments.
Fragmentary text presents unclear phrases about thoughts and ordinances. It reads like garbled OCR with stray words and names failing to form a coherent news item or event. No identifiable person, organization, place, or date can be reliably recovered.
Multiple deaths reported including Mrs Mary Murphy of Feagawille at Rinerpency Hospital aged four, and Mrs Mary Crundle Liapy Cattep Trindle of Feagayile, among others. The notices detail funeral arrangements, surviving children, siblings, and burial at local cemeteries in Virginia and Maryland, with listed funeral directors and times.
In Frederick City Maryland and nearby areas two deaths are reported. Isabel S Welly Bing Isabell and years old died Sunday morning at Frederick City Hospital after an overdose of seeds according to a local source. A daughter of the late Howard and Theresa Fuhitt Tauttr she was a member of the Tadies Auxiliary and the Legal Order of Mouer. Services will be held at the funeral home with visitation tonight. Funeral director C M Walty is arranging details.
The week saw numerous funeral services including Alberta se Cramer at St John’s Reformed church with Rev Merle Sollinger. Horace W. Bosthan near Middleburg with Knights of Pythias pallbearers. Jesse Keele a retired merchant in Adamstown. Charles Franklin Kintz at a funeral home. Melon Englebrecht in Union Bridge. Mrs Mary Han Wet in Taneytown. and Dr Laura Ward, Halifax, noted in Nova Scotia obituaries with church and lodge affiliations.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Ro EL Brown Funeral Home for Carroll Hoddy of Janville who died Thursday in Ey heeer Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered when a farm incident occurred near Neecs ville. The service was led by Rev Frayvel with burial to follow under the care of Jeral home. Hoddy was survived by his wife and several siblings.
Local entries opened at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown. John Stat won second prize for an oil painting of a bay, while several artists from Crick, Virtnity, Hood Colleges and others contributed works including pastels and watercolors. The show runs weekdays 10 am to 5 pm and Sundays 1 to 6 pm with special evening hours listed. admission is free.
Union Bridge residents report club gathering at Miss Bessie Wolfe’s home on Tuesday February 11 at 1 30 PM. Also noted are local social updates including travel, family visits, and illness among Union Bridge families and the Medal of Merit awarded to Jack L Warner for his wartime film efforts.
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club hosted by Elmer Thomas in January at the home of William Thomas with 15 members and two visitors present. Music chairman Edward Mantz led singing while Stephen Fotter and Dave dkeucsed performed. Prizes went to Must Davee and Mr Mantz. next meeting planned at Mrs Mantz home on February 24 with a Valentine event to follow.
A reader asks about marrying a lazy unemployed partner, with Dorothy Dix warning against marrying someone without ambition or support. The column also includes Unhappy's letter about marital strain with a stepdaughter and a baby, urging reflection before leaving, and DIx’s cautions on fairness, loyalty, and family. The tone remains earnest, practical, and framed as guidance for readers.
A proposed Veterans RFC would resemble the Reconstruction Finance Corporation but require loan borrowers to prove their enterprise will economically boost veterans. The plan, backed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, envisions a five million dollar fund administered by a strong board to approve loans with a five percent rate. Non veterans could borrow too if their enterprise benefits veterans, with priority for service members seeking business startups or expansions.
Fragmentary text hints at ancient glassmaking where glaze is wrapped around a core. Mentions core water, a sacred secret, and a possible misreading about producing a unique transparent material rather than opaque.
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