Newspaper masthead and dates from a 1900s issue
The page presents the Great Southern Printing and Publishing Company slogan The News established in 1883 and circulated daily except Sundays Subscriptions priced at two cents per copy five months two dollars and fifty cents one year five dollars The issue is dated February 24 IMT and filed with the postal office metadata with classification details
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Great Southern Ptg & Mtg CO
Bureau of Circulations
Feederick
Protesting RSCOW Reading Warning on Acheson Remark
The report outlines a disputed comment by Undersecretary Acheson quoted in Congress and rebutted by the American administration. It notes Marshall’s adjustments to language and the call for careful phrasing to avoid insults while maintaining firm stance on Soviet policy.
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Rscow
Sesreta
Marshall
Acheson
Courkee Almars
Foren
Montatow
Sts. Acheson
Sehellar
Trelis
Twee Senahor Acheson
Ribera
Truman renomination debate shapes 1948 Democratic scene
Wartime politics and party dynamics loom as President Truman's renomination chances stir factions within the Democratic Party. Questions surface about party unity, influence of governors and machines, and how Demos will frame 1948 as voters weigh four more years of Truman versus a new candidate.
Baseball Camp News Sparks Southern Wing Interest
Baseball fans follow camp news from the southern wing as teams train after breaks. Former players are watched for postvacation shaping, with attention to new additions and potential impact on teams. The period between games brings nostalgia and debates among enthusiasts about past seasons and current rosters.
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Bes
Sipong
Abd Con Ment
San
Emmitsburg Community Notes From Early March
Local residents share visits and family time across Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Mrs Brae Topper of Catonsville spent time with relatives. Mr and Mrs Laws Orndarth visited Baltimore. St Eupheria’s school held an assembly with songs and readings. Mr Stoudt suffered a car mishap between Westminster and Emmitsburg. Mary Miller and others delivered remarks. Red Cross drive chaired by M F Shut Jr for March 2.
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Emmitsburg
Dasta
Baltimore
Foyer
Catonsville
Quinn
Claude Corl
Sabdlasville
Bo. Highee
Weirs
Alice Kagler
Sammy
Laws Orndarth
Orndarth
J Afeinelaw
Jerome Priors
Daniel Satter
Tolyia Satter
J. Stoudt
St Anthony's
Telee
Cea
Erstees
Fawn
Westminster
Stowkdy Cooper
Beresand H. Moyle
Stoudt
Tim
Emmaitzburg
St. Eupheria's
St Joseph's High School
Maryland
Betsy Rose
Lincoln
Washington
Incoln
Lanefellow
Mary Miller
Anna Mae Welly
Richard Topper
Donald Rodgers
Wiliam Sterbinsky
Barbara Ann Roeenster
Charles I. Bekemxte
M. F. Shut, Jr
Emmitburs
Shutt
Ghalimra
Argane
Olen
Union Bridge to Welcome New Booze Near High School
Union Bridge residents plan a new liquor store near the high school as construction progresses. Officials say the project by Bernardnailhill in Damascus aims to open by early arch 7, bringing retail options to the area.
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Viton Ridge
Thermae Krier
Ueion Andee
High
Union Bridge News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
A flight to Union Bridge with uncle Vernon Gladnitl appears in the week’s notes along with plans for a high school play rehearsal titled Pepping Up the P eourd God We. Monroe Foutz of Union Bridge underwent a minor operation at Marymount University dropship, while Mrs. Carroll Cover of Detour visits Union Bridge at her daughter’s home and Mrs. Eileen Metz of Baltimore stays with her parents in Union Builder for several days.
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Union Bridge
Vernon Gladnitl
Monroe Pfontz
Marymont University
Carrol Cover
Monroe Foutz
Eileen Metz
Baltimore
Truman Myers
Union Beider
What We Jews Do Not Do The Doors Explain
Rabbi Maurice Fenor of Wer Chaim Congregation of Camberland will explain Jewish ideology at Teal College chapel on February 26 at 12:45 PM. The talk, titled What We Jews Do Not Do, will be presented by Rabbi Fear representing the Jewish Chantada Sects and will cover contemporary Jewish beliefs and practices.
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Habe Pluk
Wall
Maurice Fenor
Wer Chaim
Camber-land
Dao
Teal College
Fear
Spiak
Fifty Years Ago Local Hem From The News February 25 1997
A fragmentary column notes local appointments and political maneuvers. Board of Managers nominees include President Harett and Vice President Wilson among others. John C Montier is tipped for associate judge to succeed Judge Sadi Alayne. A flood watch story mentions storm bound travelers and a damaged footbridge.
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the News
Frederick Barr Voll
Harett
Vict
Wilson
Col. Dcgc
Wines Brewer
Od Henry Rowtealin
Charles Wertheimer
Doba T. Reat
J. Willianmt Baughman
Harry B. Witter
D. Columbus
Piptren
Harpers Perry
Ieland
John A Delashamutr
Bockesstown
Gewall
Wilks
Republean County
Frederick and
Walser Baerade Cnnad
Baltimore
Gilmer Sehler
Twenty Years Ago Local Home From The Columns Of The Newa
Twenty years ago in the Newa columns, REV THOMAS ROSAFRIT in Kittsville, pastor at the Theological Seminary in Lancaster, was mentioned. A play, Sephronia's Werte, was performed, with church activities and Sunday school attendance noted. Fire truck inspections by local committees and a tour of casters were also reported, with plans to return via Frederick Vale.
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The
Newa
Thomas Rosafrit
Burkittsville
Steyear
Atus Dent
Tancaster
Drecetherta
Werner Ie
Hhit Amout
Calvary Mor Sune Day School
TURIR
Abalat
Vta Brederick Vale
Joe
Romansipateds
History Today Marks Births Deaths and Events Across Years
A fragmented text recalls notable anniversaries from Charles Dickens and George Preble to Austin and Homer Ferguson, mixing births and deaths with political and wartime references. It mentions General Orders, taxation amendments, World War II actions, and a Lenten service in Jefferson, outlining a mosaic of historical moments and figures.
Dorothy Dix Says Divorce Cause and Reform Dilemma
Dorothy Dix argues excessive divorces stem from couples attempting to alter each other. She critiques intelligent men avoiding marriage, pattern of domestic reform, and societal pressures. The essay reflects on marriage ideals, economic stress, gender roles, and the futility of changing partners through clinging to tradition.
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von Forthe
Wenke
Death of Charles Samuel Gray at Perry Point Md
Charles Samuel Gray aged 49 died suddenly at Perry Point Maryland on Monday after two weeks illness with asthma and complications He was a Perry Point employee and World War veteran Survived by three sisters and two brothers The community events and remarks followed at a Rotary Club luncheon and local gatherings honoring his memory including a fireplace tribute and benediction by Rev F O Shrader
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Bolwar
Charles Samuel Gray
Menthys
Perry Point
Wanda
Benjamin
Sarah Jane Gray
Yacpers Herp
W. Stauhe
Myre Eward Reynolds
Holivar
Myre Tenry Maltenger
Millvilie
Feward Gray
Silver Grove
Elmer Gray
Fof Shrader
Medecal
Rotary Clik
Marjtipsburg
Shenandoah Hotel
Leatherman
Maryland
Tielivar Slong
John Mintiemor
Pittsburgh
Turkey
Atria
Hrunswick
Marvtansl
Troy
Nichole
Harpies
Farry
Wervbere
Millard
Charles Riter
J Stuttyman
Fiat
FBI
Diary of Mrs Waddrop From New York to Germany
The diary recounts Mrs Waddrop and fellow travelers aboard a troop ship during December as they witness war impact. She notes war brides, illnesses, daily routines, Christmas at sea, and memories of loved ones including her son Ted, an Air Force instructor killed in Texas. The narrative blends reminiscence with glimpses of wartime life and emotional strain aboard ship.
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Brecenagk
BiMdah Agt
Wollain Harkey Waeedrop
Uo& Army of Deeay
Willain Harvey Wieshlrop
Moss Hiabet Mosthersy
Baef Court
Vienna
Frederick
Eboorbing
Preaderick
Mig Wo
I Burt Hamilton
Patse
Dawe
Baba Teader
Perth
Peante
rMet
Nuernberg
Germany
Aethenia
Leame
Esthonia
Fort Hanmulion
Anand
Tibet
Aus
Nien
Tas
Gomi
Actup
Waddrop
Abe
Ana
Geek
Tinebreon
North Sea
Erogener
Brenunerhayven
Ted
Texas
Eve Corvier
Strength For Today and Democratic Legacy in Washington’s Rise
A fragment from a column by Earl L. Doughiss discusses George Washington’s leadership, the early republic, and the balance to keep the presidency from monarchy. It notes Washington’s restraint, judgment, and the enduring tribute to his era, alongside a public records note on the 33rd annual auditor’s report and a decree filed in Equity Court involving Dorelas Crockett.
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George Washington
Greece
Washington
Neoo
Dabgon
Equity
Dorelas Crockett
Uameville
Crockett
Edayr IF
Tanirie
Tax forms explained for farm income and wages
The Nation Today outlines how to file farm income tax returns using W 2 short form or 1040 short form for under $5000, and 1040 long form for over $5000. It notes specific conditions for other income types and when the long form is required, promising clearer explanations in later stories.
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James Marlow
Washington
Hene
Seur Das
Che Feng
Streamlining under debate in Congress amid reforms
NEA Washington Correspondent reports on efforts to streamline Congress through the Reorganization Act and a stronger Rules Committee. Open hearings contrast with old practices as incumbents resist lost power while lobbyists press on.
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Prolic Edson
Washington
Vaesson
Mike Mahroney
Orlahena
Elas
Contresstenad
Taperfirestran
Dtepetrcan
Tower Chamber
Leo Allen
Mmlingis
la Follettes Monroney
Congress
House
Senate
Abiivancy
Aim
Appropriations Committee
Soeke
Monroney
Ubi
Tax form notes and magistrate bill in progress
The article outlines tax form guidance for different income levels and deductions, including W-2, 1040 short term, and long form rules, with automatic credits and itemization details. It mentions a House bill to adjust the magistrate system, noting no fixed hours for unassigned magistrates and current partial-time service. It also lists several marriage licenses issued with names and places.
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Cannes
Stanford
Questions and Answers From an Old Notebook Fragment
A quiz style excerpt lists Q and A items on colonial era topics, book publishing in America, and a state gas field claim. It notes a petition in Equity Court by Perry Gordon seeking to legally change his name to Paul Deery Gordon, with court orders pending a final decision by March.
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Equity
Perry Gordon
Paul Deery Gordon
Berry Gordon
Thirt
Paul
Petry
Dave Gordan
William M. Stormattarier
Marci
Bible Thoughts and Quotations Fragment
A fragmented clipping presents religious quotes and a garbled citation. It references Matthew 347 and includes a misread attribution to Charles Fitcher Dae, with unclear context about greetings to brethren and publicans. The readable pieces suggest a devotional fragment rather than a clear news item.
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Demoocrate National Committee
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Truman Oil
Truman
Tedev
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Trauma
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Democrate
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South Carolia
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Charles
Ya Ge Deh Ag
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Cmd Potable
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da Patersam
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Comimedore Preble
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Opers
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Aed
Maine
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Samuel Colt
Moe Penn Aviv
Odoin Effeet
Wallon
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Kasserine Passe
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Manila
Hunter College
Coens
United Nationa
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Jeb Koster Dulles
York Tayner
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Affairs Authority
VON
Waolluinegton, Co
de Charenes
Dyhella
Privont
California
Los Ages
Jed Tarris
Theatrical Prroducer
Aireefor
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
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Cee
Standard UK
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Prandent
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Ala
Peet Dees Fo Steaver
Vinny of
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St Paris
Ohio
John Farrar
Paton
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Thorny
Burlington Vi
Athinta
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Prospect
Tenn
Lesten
Jefferson
Pein T Werner
Storrre
Dorothy Dix
Teddy von Frogr Tehiel
Abel
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Earl L. Doughiss
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Payeas
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Hageretoch
TE Coutter
Kroeville
Joert J Kromk
Sande Honk
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South
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