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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1949
Page
4
Dorothy Dix addresses readers about choosing a mate with shared habits and views. She warns that lifelong harmony relies on congeniality, not mere virtue, and cautions a forty-something woman against trying to change a partner's tastes.
The National Research Council concludes nine country study shows government medical service affects health little. wealth, doctors, nutrition and living standards are key. Also notes February’s deep winter hush, the delayed thaw, moonlit wildlife, and the global presence of woodpeckers except in Madagascar and Australasia.
A large audience attended a music recital in Frederick led by Prof Maurice G Beckwith director of music with the Woman's College faculty. A three story brick dwelling on South M street offered at public sale but withdrawn at a top bid of 6500. Images in The News feature J Alien Grumbine and Charles Renz as key figures behind new election tracts for Braddock and Ballenger.
From the Netts column dated February 11 1929 details the Monocacy Battlefield for Federal ID Russell E Lighter, a former Register of Wills named grand jury foreman, Judge Newman outlining juror duties, former sheriff Ingomar W Albaugh escaping injury after a sedan rollover on Jug Bridge hill, and Joseph Bussard a Frederick seller with 1 700 sales observing his seventh birthday and having won the 1875 state spelling championship.
Married or sort of married essay on the origin and meaning of marriage. It argues marriage deepens with time and that the institution itself is not failing, but many individuals fail to meet its demands. The piece reflects on vows, growth, forgiveness, and ongoing commitment as essential to lasting marriage.
This text presents an English lesson highlighting common mispronunciations and a daily vocabulary goal. It defines emanate as to issue forth from a source and cites fragrance emanating from flowers while encouraging mastery of one word per day.
Washington Daybook reports a Senate Labor Committee hearing in the Caucus Room with Taft, Donnell, Morse, and Douglas clashing over injunctions against unions and labor policy. Also notes O Sullivan hay price probe, Acheson press fight, and a brief on wallpaper rolls tax.
A Washington discussion argues that landlords may strike by leaving rental markets and questions whether the Truman administration could compel owners to operate at a loss or subsidize rents. The piece compares to coal strikes and notes debate over rights to concerted action and eviction laws, warning against mass homelessness and tracing implications for federal authority and subsidies.
The article debates rent control as a humanitarian yet economically heavy policy. It questions government power over property, impacts on landlords, and the risk of expanding state socialism vs protecting owners and housing supply. It notes fuel and maintenance cost pressures, hardship relief costs, and calls for housing projects to ease scarcity while considering labor strikes and constitutional principles.
Topper of Bervisbare was honored at a Sunday party for his 81st birthday celebration. He is the father of 15 children with 14 living, including Mrs James Orndorff and Mrs Hermann Wetzel, and many others across Eure, Pennsylvania, and nearby towns. the event was hosted by his sons and daughters.
The American Veterans Committee urges Congress to back housing reforms, including 1.5 million homes yearly for ten years, with federal aid to housing authorities and non-discriminatory rents. It favors 100 percent GE loan financing, higher veterans subsistence allowances, and a Marshall Plan without political conditions, while opposing World War II bonuses and supporting a temporary draft law and end of segregation in the armed forces.
A compilation of trivia covering the origins of coal use in Navajo County for pottery fuel, Joliet’s 1673–74 Mississippi expedition references, Wilson’s first in-person Congress address in 1913, Van Buren’s inauguration tradition, Uncle Tom’s Cabin serial publication dates, a misread question on weight, and the 1784 first cotton export involving eight bags.
A reflective fragment cites Psalms 127:3 and Dickens to describe children as blessings and idols in homes, noting their innocence and influence on a parent’s faith. It laments truants from home and heaven while hinting at Jesus using a child to illustrate the kingdom of God.
News of resumed negotiations on an Austrian peace treaty focus on boundary terms and reparations for Germany assets in the East. The talks, led by U.S. Deputy Lemuel Reber, aim to resolve disputes over southern Carinthia, DP treatment, and asset ownership while considering Yugoslav claims and UN roles.
Hood College lists events in February including a Town Hall Seminar on American Policy in Germany in Hut from 1 to 3 p m on the 12th, a Feb 18 lecture by Senator J William Fulbright in Brodbeck Hall at 7 p m, and a Feb 22 rhythmic choir program of religious dances in Brodbeck Hall at 8 p m The notice also mentions a note on Wyoming then a territory, women the vote in 1869, and Utah in the next year.
Weather data shows 0.27 inches of precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 am. Month to date 0.73 inches, normal February 2.99 inches. February 1958 total 1.63 inches. Yesterday temperature 34. Sun data: today sunset 3:12 pm, sunrise tomorrow 7:07 am. Moon events listed for tomorrow with rise and set times.
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