Greece Aid Report Warns Longer Battle Ahead
President Truman’s Greek Turkish aid quarterly report says one year of American help and $300 million will not secure stability. Adverse developments lengthen recovery. more funds for military aid may be requested. Guerrilla bands ravage Greece, creating 20,000 refugees in a nation of under eight million. The Greek army, enlarged, can defeat guerrillas if it can catch them and seal borders.
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The Attractive Home Interiors and Color Schemes
The article discusses how women seek to make homes attractive through color schemes and harmonious arrangements. It notes varied preferences from bold colorful floor coverings and wallpaper to quieter color use, and emphasizes cultivating artistic taste while respecting personal comfort and happiness in home decor.
Letter to the Editor on parking lot income for Frederick
Harvey A. argues city mismanages ownership of a municipal parking lot. He calculates potential annual net income from 1200–1600 cars daily at 15 cents a day, estimating about 5,000 dollars net yearly after salaries and maintenance, and urges buying the ground to recoup the cost in six years.
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Frederick
Ealy
Frede
Breucht Harvey A
Questions And Answers About Sugar And Power
A Q A exchange notes that North America is the only region producing maple sugar besides Canada and the United States. The Library of Congress is the largest library, established in 1880 by Congress. One horsepower equals 33 000 foot pounds per minute, about ten times the average daily human work output.
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United States
Canada
Library of Concrete
Congress
Breast milk remains best infant food say doctors
The doctor explains that natural feeding from the mother is still the safest and most economical source for early months. While cow milk formulas advanced, breast milk provides the right nutrients, emotional value, and resistance building benefits, though exceptions exist when nursing is not advised.
Washington Birthday Observances And Local Events 1898
Banks schools and public offices closed in Frederick County Maryland to mark Washingtons Birthday. United Fire Company held its birthday ball. flags displayed. The Opera House hosted Pizarro with C P Smith as Rolla. Harvey R Lease auctioned Pare foundry property to Fredericktown Saving Institution for 30. Governor Lowndes appointed justices of the peace for Frederick district Thaddeus M Biser Thomas Turner and Roscoe White. Piedmont Pulp and Paper counsel argued for a new trial over juror newspaper reading during deliberations. judges did not rule.
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United Fire Company
Harvey R. Lease
Pare
West South Street
Fredericktown
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Colmuniis Of The News
State roads funds were stolen through embezzlement totaling over 30000 after a conference of officials. The estate of Roy Edme near Brunswick sold at public sale to Howard Marvin Jones for 1600. The 50th anniversary of the old red fire steamer The Swamp was celebrated with a parade and banquet. Congressman Zihlman pledged aid to turn the Alnocacy battlefield into a national military park.
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John A. Mackall
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Ann Herbert R. Oconor
Baltimoore
Roy Edme
Brunsi
Petersville
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Red Fire Company
Zihlman
Alnocacy Battlefield
Dorothy Dix Columns Offer Love Dilemmas and Advice
The column presents three readers seeking guidance on romantic trouble. A woman prefers two suitors, one modest but dull with a motorcycle, the other charming with a car and social outings. Dorothy Dix advocates choosing companionship and long-term happiness over fleeting excitement. The second letter asks about leaving a husband who rekindled an old affair. Dix warns against bringing the mistress into the home and urges decisive action. A teenage inquiry about dating age differences yields advice favoring older, more socially adept partners for the younger boy.
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Dorothy Dix
Jin
Wallace Victory Rocks Truman as ALP Rides Tide in NYC
Washington Daybook notes Henry Wallace’s win in New York City reshapes Democratic power. The American Labor Party machine led by Vito Marcinantonio helps Isacson win, while forces within the Democratic Party and Wallace supporters push for policy shifts, including Palestine stance and inflation fight. Key figures include Leo Isacson, James Forrestal, Ed Flynn, Hubert Humphrey, and Hugh DeLacy, as parties recalibrate for 1948.
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Washington
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New York City
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New York
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National Defense
James V. Forytal
Forrestal
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Palestine
U.S
Ed Flynn
Washin
New York State
Wallace
Vito ‘Marcantonio
Democratic Party
Leo Isacson
New York Assembly
Department of Justice
Ferdinand Smith
ALP
Labor Party
Minnesota
Elmer Benson
DFLP
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Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Benson
Humphrey
Old Commonwealth Federation
Hugh DeLacy
Democrat Party
Bion Walgrer Wallgren
DeLacy
Howard McGrath
U. S
United Nations
Palestine Defense Army
Congress
Globe Synd
Subsisistence raise for ex-servicemen students under GI Bill
Veterans benefits rise with new cost of living allowances for GI Bill students starting April. No dependents receive 75. one dependent 195. multiple dependents 120. Auto-adjustment applies. job trainees largely excluded due to wage ceilings and on-the-job training rules.
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Thomas M. Nial
Washington
Taft
Senate
George
Georgia
Morse
Congress
P. LE
Tax filing basics for 1947 income and exemptions
James Marlow explains who must file a 1947 tax return by March 15 and when no tax is due. It covers reporting thresholds, common exemptions for a wife and dependents, and the option of joint or separate returns, with notes on refunds and future articles in the series.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
James Marlow Washington
Congress
Missionary Meeting of Edgewood Church of God Ladies
The Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. David Schultz home on Feb 20 with 19 members four visitors and Rev Esterday present. Mrs. Leslie Messer presided scripture read by Mrs. Hildebrand prayers offered, and a letter from Dr Fidelia Gilbert of India read. A corsage was given to a departing member, Erie Shoemaker offered closing prayers. Refreshments served by the hostess Mrs Ray.
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Edgewood Church of God
David Schultz
Esterday
Leslie Messer
William Hildebrand
Fidelia Gilbert
India
North Caroli
Erie
Ray- Delicious
Graduation and a new lamp promise smarter color lighting
The text defines graduation as any degree or rank in a series and cites I Taylor. It notes an ecadmium mercury lamp designed to improve color motel lighting while reducing overheated studios.
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I. Taylor
Too Early To Tell About T H Law
Washington notes six months of Taft-Hartley activity with mixed outcomes. Courts have ruled foremen are not employees, challenging bargaining rights. The NLRB expands to five members and processes grow, while union registrations, affidavits, and elections surge as the law tests its reach. Snow on the Mountain poem closes the piece.
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NEA
Washington
Cyrus Ching
Federal “Mediation and Conciliation Service
Supreme Court
Foremen’s Association of America
Young Spring and Wire Co
Los Angeles
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Wagner
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Suman
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