Dear Miss Dix and the Warning on Lovers Bragging
Dorothy Dix counsels that a fiancé bragging about past conquests shows childishness and a lack of real heart, advising against marrying a man who clings to old flames. An anxious young woman is told to stop chasing and seek a more responsive partner. A wife’s letters should stay private. a husband may not open them. The piece also notes a women’s society meeting and a defense bill introduction by Senator Tydings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wik
Tigul Bootlans
Deiie
Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Rigst
Streits
Tell Syndi
Let It Alone Ident Truman Calls For Nonintervention
Truman argues there is nothing in the business situation to warrant price controls or standby powers, calling deflation orderly and urging the government to reduce expenditures. He criticizes meddling by planners as harmful and urges Congress to stay hands off economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ident Truman
Congress
Truman
Washington
Nine Counties Now In Commissioner Bill
Annapolis February 25 A bill to extend from one to nine counties the say in filling vacancies on county boards of commissioners was introduced by Senator McLaughlin. If passed the State Central Committee would nominate at least three successors for a deceased or resigned commissioner and the Governor would choose from them. The measure, originally for McLaughlin’s county, gained Allegany Carroll Charles Dorchester Garrett Harford St Mary’s and Somerset as report spread. Action on the report was postponed to Monday. Market prices Wheat Corn Barley per bushel and barrel shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
McLaughlin
Washington
State Central Committee
Judiciary Committee
Allegany
Carroll, Charles
Dorchester
Garrett
Harford
St. Mary’s
Somerset
Hoff
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Colorane Of The News
Fifty years ago Frederick items note the First Maryland Regiment soldiers returning from Washington with a depot reception and banquet at Hotel Burgess, the County teachers’ institute at City Opera House with D C Aldridge secretary and Wallace Beall response, a Tablet to Rev Daniel Zacharias consecration with E Eschbach address and Gerhart sermon, eggs scarce at 20 cents a dozen, chickens 25 cents each, and North Market pupil Master Brucen Hagan scoring 98 percent on a school exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Washington
Hotel Burgess
Frederick County
City Opera House
D. C. Aldridge
Hammond Urner
Wallace Beall
Libers School
Daniel Zacharias
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. B. Eschbach
E. V. Gerhart
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local brief notes recall a Frederick Red Arrow Club formed by sixteen merchants to promote home buying using Red Arrow money. Mountain City Garage suffered a fire damaging between 15000 and 20000 dollars, under investigation. Colonel The Gray Family member, a resident of Jefferson Pike, died at 26. Senate approved national park plans at Monocacy Battlefield with amendment. House to consider funding totaling about 10,080 to 6.0 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Red Arrow Club
Red Arrow
Elmer M. Mottern
Mountain City
Gray
Herve
B. F. Zimmerman
Jefferson Pike
Bile
Monocacy Battlefield
Senate
House
New 600 Exemption Adds for Senior and Blind Taxpayers
The law grants an additional 600 exemption for taxpayers or wives aged 65 or over and a 600 exemption for a blind taxpayer or blind wife. These extra exemptions apply only to taxpayers and wives, guiding dependents and relief.
Dixiecrats Plot to Absorb GOP in States Rights Drive
In a Washington Daybook piece by Tris Coffin dated February 26, Dixiecrats plan to absorb the Republican Party by frontal attack. Ben Laney would lead a States Rights Bureau in Washington, while others weigh a 1950 Democratic bid against Bill Fulbright. The column also notes internal NLRB suite disputes, Teeland rumors, and a Shepherd Beaven basketball win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffin
Washington
North
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Laney
Bill Fulbright
George Godwin
Jackson
Mississippi
Stumes
Goveror
Indiana
Charlie Halleck
House
Louisiana
Robert Taft
South
Texas
Truman's Jackson Day speech angers independents and tests Democratic unity
A Washington analysis argues President Truman overestimates his win, courting cockiness and risking party prestige. It notes his stance empties independence among voters, invites Democratic rebellions, and signals a tough period ahead asFarm and labor policy debates shape Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
Court notices show multiple marriages and licenses with ages and addresses such as George B Callahan 22 Boston and Doris L Zimmerman 18. Charles William Damuth 19 Emmitsburg and Betty Ken Jackson 19 Tourmont. Cyrus E Savage 31 divorced from Hilda Lundquist 20. and other couples including Albaugh Foreman Ambrose Otto Garst Toderuck Heffner Perkins, with county and city transfers and $10 considerations. The record also notes the highest world capital in La Paz Bolivia and its Andean valley setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Callahan
Boston
Mass
Doris L. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Charles William Damuth
Emmitsburg
Betty Ken Jackson
Tourmont
Cyrus E. Savage
Hershey
Hilda L. Lundqvist
Hummelstown
Charles Thomas Albaugh
LeGore
Betty Jane Foreman
Taneytown
Leon McC. Ambrose
Marlene Grace Otto
Altosna
Charles Richard Garst
Walkersville
Florence Rebecca Toderuck
Charles Elmer Heffner
Adams Road
Mary Louise Perkins
Hamilton Avenue
Annie E. Haines
J. Wilbur Miller
Francis C. Beall
Baxter C. Dougherty
Clyde T., Harshman
Wayne W. Grossnickle
Mary E. House
Richard Routzahn
Engagement of Jenny Voyiatzis to Mark Nomikos
Theodore Vodgis of 10 North Market Street announces the engagement of his niece Jenny Voyiatzis of Athens Greece to Mark Nomikos of Athens. Voyiatzis arrived in 1945 and graduated Hood College in 1948 while pursuing a Columbia University master’s. Nomikos arrived in 1946 studied at Purdue under a United Nations scholarship and will depart for Greece to serve in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Vodgis
North Market Street
Jenny Voyiatzis
Athens
Greece
Mark Nomikos
Voyiatzis
Hood College
School of International Affairs
Columbia University
My. Nomikos
United States
Pleasant Grove surprise party and local notices
A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Robert Windsor at Woodside near Pleasant Grove featured gifts and refreshments with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Windsor and numerous relatives. Other items note basic training for Recruit Kenneth Eicholtz at Camp Pickett, Louisiana travel by Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Wastler, a 10th birthday party for Sandra Lee Way, St Mary’s All Saints tea plans, Rutgers visit of Mr. Remsberg and Mr. Michael, a birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital, a bridal shower for Miss Mary Perkins, and other community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Robert Windsor
Woodside
Alfred Burns
Paul Carmack
Jesse Barber
Vincent Biser
Adkins
Webster Windsor
M. M. Page
Shirley
Aubrey Davis
Pat
George Page
Arno
Robert Windsor, Jr
Ollie Baker
Carl Davis
Huber Biser
Katherine Page
Baltimore
Kenneth Eicholtz
Harry Eicholt
McKaig
Camp Pickett
Kenneth Elcholtz
513Th Infantry Regiment
Illnesses and medical updates from Knoxville to Frederick
Among The Sick Miss Nitty magic Knoxville daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Eagle has been quite ill at her home for the past week. Little Miss Virginia Lee Best Rock Hill is confined to her home with the chicken pox and the mumps. Mrs Norman Burdette of Creag erstown who was a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital has returned home. Mrs C C Keilholtz near Loys has returned home after an operation at Doctor's Hospital in Washington where she has been for two weeks. Miss Adeline Rowe 212 West Patrick street is improving nicely following the removal of a cyst near her eye. Mrs Milton Walls of Washington was taken suddenly ill last Sunday morning and was operated on Sunday for appendicitis. She is improving at her home in Washington. Mrs Walls is the former Miss Dorothea Leslie of this city. Mrs Lillie Morgan of Thurmont Route 1 is said to be improving nicely at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she has been under going treatment for pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitty Magic
Knoxville
Sam Eagle
Virginia Lee Best
Rock Hill
Norman Burdette
Creagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. C. Keilholtz
Loys
Doctor's Hospital
Washington
Adeline Rowe
West Patrick Street
Milton Walls
Walls
Dorothea Leslie
Lillie Morgan
Thurmont
Adamstown Homemakers Club Meeting Notes
The Adamstown Homemakers club with fourteen members met February 16 at Mrs. Robert De Rose’s home. Mrs. Walter Gibbs led devotionals, discussions covered home freezers and refrigerator organization, a Czechoslovakian girl box contents were explained, and new member Miss Myrtle Stoneburner was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amstown
Adamstown
Arthur Fouche
Palmer Snook
Eric Biser
Myrtle Stoneburner
Wilbur Myers
Mra
Eva “Arlin
Who Has To Do Ammantation What About His Income Tax
Washington based feature by James Marlow explains filing 1948 income tax using the 1040 form. It follows Jones with $4,800 income and no wife income, showing filing options, exemptions, and whether to file separately or jointly to save tax, including a $15 saving by filing jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
ABC
Jones
Camp Derrick Delivers Hay Fever at Hood College
The Camp Derrick Dramatic Club staged Noel Coward's Hay Fever in Brodbeck Hall Hood College last evening with Ed Rose and Mary Alexander leading a cast including John Evans Martha Lang and local performer Mrs Jack Quynn. The comedy follows a weekend of uninvited guests in an English country house leading to lively, if sometimes tangled, romantic and humorous exchanges amid modest production challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Derrick
John Evans
Martha Lang
K. C. Snyder
Walt Duensing
Jack T. Quynn
Jean Valliant
Ed Rose
Louis Albert
Shirley Kinsley
Ann Lafoy
Jean Lentz
Porgy Quynn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's Society
O. B. Baker
R. C. Ranneberger
Baker
Chester Smith
Fed
Tydings
Senate Armed Services Committee
The
Colorane of the News
the News
Washington Daybook
G. O. FP
Hom
Native Labor Relations Board
Federal Security
NLRB
Paul V. McNutt
Hubert Denham
NLRRB
Bucshot
Denham
Tul
Paul Hereog
Public Building Administration
Hereog
PBA
Pentagon
Teeland
Strategc Island
Athletic
U. S
Commies
Globe Squad
Shepherd Beaven Philipp
W. Va
Pel
Alderson-Broaddus
Shepherd
Rmt
Margaret L. O'Brien
Russell O'Brien
Margaret Lee
Jozeph M. Orndorm
Earl Orndorff
Baptist Church
James Gregory
James Spangler
First Baptist Church
This City
Hey
William C. Royal
Spangler
Lorraine Phillips
Karry Pp. Phillips
Madison Street
Gus Spangler
McMurray Street
Grace Bidle
Pleasant
Ernest Spangler
David Lawrence
Mr. Truman
Court News
L. Ignatius Kennedy
Harrison J. Dixon
Leroy M. Masser
Wilfred G. Blank
Seo
William B. James
Franklin H
Tracey
J la Pas
Bolivia
Sriver
Andes Mountains
France
Seany Voyiatzis
ROS News
Maynard Wastler
Braddock Heights
Baton Rouge
Howard Hansen
New Orleans
Sandra Lee Way
Nelson E. Way
Glen Merry
Lander
Martha Darner
Jefferson
James Fawley
Donnie Brown
Point of Rocks
Larry Way
Evelyn Smith
Way Home
St. Mary's
All Saints Episcopal Church
F. B. Sappington
A. Royal Remsberg, Jr
Richard Michael
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Mary E. Holden
Port Huron, Mich
James W. Donnan
Lindbergh Avenue
Madeline Burdette
Browningsville
Richard Allen Frye
Dickerson
Charles Brust
East Fifth Street
Mary Perkins
Charles Heffner
Brust
Mary Schildtknecht
Anne Kennedy
Orville Baer
Gordon’? White
James Miller
Harry Stroup
John Jlayes
Ruby Cecil
Catherine Rentzell
Perkins
Heffner
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Helen Mack
Washington Street
Maggie Fox
Jane Stull
Arva Thomas
Beatrice Gastley
Lola Wachter
Virginia Mock
Virginia Devereaux
Jean Magada
Jerry Keefer
Muriel Baer
Ruthella Dronenburg
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