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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1948

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4

A Start For Bizonia

Bizonia the merged American and British zones in Germany has become a going concern with a German administration taking over economic control. It is not a government but a step toward European recovery as the Ruhr industrial area gains German influence. French concerns and Russian reactions loom as France and others weigh inclusion and counter moves.

Bizonia Germany Ince Europe Birenia Ruhr Western Europe Britain France Trizonia America

Valentine Day Customs Through Ages

The piece recalls ancient Valentine customs in Shakespearean times and medieval France. It notes the practice of sending messages as love tokens, the ritual of drawings to pair youths for a year, and how such expressions fostered lasting bonds or marriages. Many recall valentines as serious affection.

St. Valentine's Mivet France

Interim Report on Birds and Weather Transmits Hope for Spring

The piece notes two bluebirds and a robin in Connecticut hills despite forecasts of winter. It observes days growing longer since solstice, and mentions unreliable warm spells claimed by a local weather predictor. The author signals no conclusions yet, but remains hopeful as migratory birds persist despite cold and snow.

Connecticut Robin N. Y Will John Lewis Big John

Womens role lessons from Dorothy Dix on motherhood and conduct

A Dorothy Dix column advocates mother taught preparation for womanhood teaching daughters to be ladies, pleasing in personality, well dressed, and good cooks. It argues men seek ladies, not roughnecks, and stresses self control, politeness, tasteful dress, and domestic skills to ensure marriage and happiness.

Tris Isabella The Eel Syndicate. Inc

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Feb 14 1898

Bishop John F Hurst chancellor of American University at Washington spoke at the Methodist church. Day events included a Sunday School anniversary with large attendance and a report on university progress. Board of School Commissioners decided to close schools on April 15 with contracts for several teachers. Frederick to host Maryland National Guard encampment in July. Alfred Kemper of Fair Grounds injured by an air gun bit. John Albaugh caught a 17 pound carp near Beifs Rock Monocacy River.

John F. Hurst American University of Washington Methodist Episcopal Church Albert Gilson The Missionary Society Hurst American University Board of Oscar B. Cob- Jentz Rockville Daniel E. Ramsburg Creagerstown Morfan Koogie Manahan Blue Mountain Iff Frederick Maryland National Guard Alfred Kempper Fair Grounds John Albaugh Beifs Rock

Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Feb 14 1828

E R Rouzer former Mayor of Thurmont died after a 30 day illness at age 70. He also worked in the mercantile business for years. Deluge of rain struck the city with 161 inches in seven hours as streams overflowed and Baker Park’s upper area flooded. Dr Rudolph M Ray of Frederick through his daughter Sara a Hood College sophomore has donated a 10 acre tract above Rocky Springs for a cabin by the Athletic Association. Extensive enlargements and other armory improvements to begin about March 1. Sealed bids are being advertised by the Military Department.

E. R. Rouzer Thurmont Baker Park Rudolph M Ray Frederick Sara Athletic Association of Hood College Rocky Springs

Washington Daybook: Grain Markets and Tax Fate

Washington Daybook surveys grain price pauses and a looming tax bill. It cites Aiken, Millikin, Taft, and Doughton on market factors, administration actions, and a potential lean toward a manufactured recession. It notes John Lewis coal talks and a Ripon College schoolhouse fundraising flare as side items.

Speculation vs Control Debate Highlights Postwar Grain Tactics

Washington notes blend of political blame over price rises amid war aftermath. Republicans accuse Truman administration of inflating prices through lifting controls, while Democrats stress wartime scarcity and market forces. The piece details figures like Edwin Pauley and public figures’ rhetoric, with local notices from Lovettsville and area residents.

Truman Republican Party Trumar Edwin Pauley Democratic National Committee Department of the Army Pauley Gallup Mrr OPA Anderson

Anniversaries and Birthdays From 1811 to 1947 In History

A dense compilation notes notable figures born or died across years from 1811 to 1947 including Frederick Douglass Christopher Latham Sholes Winfield Scott Hancock Anna Howard Shaw and Paul Jones. It lists Today In History entries from 1778 to 1947, and birthdays for Jack Benny Carl Anderson Robert Young George Nathan Mervin Kelly Charles Fisher Jr John Horan Sam Husbands Harold Latham and others plus a horoscope noting an intellectual temperament with potential for mania if unchecked.

Teder Frederick Douglass Moon Christopher Latham Sholes Wisconsin Remington Mooresburg Winfield Scott Hancock Gettysburg Montgomery Square William W. Folwell University of Minnesota Romulus Anna Howard Shaw England Moylan Paul Jones Quiberon Harbor France U.S Oregon Alexander Graham Bell Elisha Gray Chicago Gray Arizona St. Valentine's Day U. S Newfoundland Rooke Island New Guinea MacArthur Branila Patton Truman Chester Bowles Joint Congressional Committee On the Budget Jack Benny Waukegan Carl T. Anderson Henry Madison Wis Robert R. Young Chesapeake & Ohio R. R Canadian Tex George Jean Nathan New York Fort Wayne Ind Br. Mervin J. Kelly Bell Telephone Laboratories Princeton N. J Charles T. Fisher, Jr Detroit John V. L. Horan WQXR Philadelphia Sam H. Husbands Trans-America Corp California Florence Harold S. Latham MacMillan Publishing Co General Assembly of the Universalist Church Marlboro, Conn

Hood College Bar-B-Q Party Features Skit and Festivities

Hood College Riding Club hosted an all campus Bar-B-Q in Meyran social room with beef carving by Krebs Benchoff and student servers. Entertainment included a skit The Squire's Bride and impersonations of Betty Hutton Danny Kaye and Phil Harris. Organizers included Miss Dorothy Peel and Miss Judith Dunn among others from West Englewood Carnegie Pittsburgh and South Orange.

Betjty Hutton Danny Kaye Philp Harris Phyllis Muir West Englewood N. J Dorothy Peel Carnegie Sara Lee Clarkson Babylon N. M Judith Dunn Pittsburgh Joan Steepjer Washington Joan ‘Rauch South Orange

Weather Summary for February 1947 and 1948 Readings

The 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am amounts to .14 inches, with year to date at .74 inches. February normal is 2.96 inches, actual February 1947 records 160 inches. Excess in 1948 through February stands at 136 inches. Yesterday’s high was 38, low last night 31, with year ago temps 57 and 21 respectively. Sun sets at 5.45 pm, sun rises 7.04 am, moon rises 0.47 pm and sets 11.17 pm. Total degree days reach 3627.

Weddings Moser-Miner In Burkittsville Ceremony

Miss Ma Louise Miller of Burkittsville wed George A. Moser of Middletown in a Thursday afternoon ceremony at the Church of the Brethren parsonage Burkittsville. Rev Carl Zigier officiated before close relatives. The bride wore a navy blue dress with pink rosebud corsage and a pearl necklace gift from the groom. The groom is a Middletown farmer. A pre nuptial shower was held in Middletown for the bride.

Moser Louise Miller Burkittsville George A. Mos Middletown Church of T' Brethren Parsonage Burkittville Carl Zigier Oscar C. Miller Martha M. Miller J. Thomas Moser T. Groom Middletown High School Mgr. Moser Jean Eckard

Shingles and herpes overview from doctor notes

A medical summary explains shingles also known as herpes zoster. It describes neuralgic pain before blisters, typical one sided chest or facial distribution, possible eye involvement, fever, and recovery patterns. It notes cause by a tiny virus linked to chickenpox and mentions treatment options including X-ray therapy in severe cases.

Pers Herpes Et

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