The Only Choice in Atomic Energy Future
Scientists see atomic energy as a double edged tool with vast potential for good or destruction. They note radioisotopes offer precise soil enrichment and fertilizer science, aiming to lift farming from a dark age toward abundant crops. The piece urges humankind to make the only logical choice for beneficial use.
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 18th to 20th Century Figures
Know America Today's anniversaries feature Richard Gridley Boston born military engineer who laid out Bunker Hill fortifications and died June 21, 1776. Lucretia Mott Philadelphia Quaker preacher born Nantucket died 1880. Larkin Mead Springfield designer of the Lincoln Memorial born Chesterfield New Hampshire died 1910. Woods Hutchinson England-born New York physician writer died 1930. Alfred Lloyd Michigan philosopher died 1927. Today in History spans Princeton victory 1777, first building and loan association formed 1831, WWI draft registrations 1918, and other milestones through 1947. Birthdays include Grace Coolidge and Allen Turnage with notes on origins and ages. Horoscope warns zealous, balanced plans with caution against cruelty.
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Philadelphia
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Til
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Woods Hutchinson
New York
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University of Michigan
Montclair
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Christmas Decorations Win Praise From Mrs Babcock
Mrs William H Babcock III of Sterling Virginia sent a note to Mayor Lloyd C Culler praising Frederick’s Christmas decorations on Market Street. She said the lights transformed their drive and made the trip home easier and more pleasant.
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Frederick
Washington Daybook Dorothy Dix Says Old Fashioned Voters
Washington Daybook quotes Dorothy Dix decrying youth’s attack on parents as old fashioned, praising virtue, and urging respect for generations of standards. Includes note on 1898 local items and a brief column on Capitol life and health.
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Garden of Eden
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Three Debutantes Are Presented at New Year's Eve Ball
Three debutantes were presented at the Assembly Club New Year’s Eve ball in the Hotel Alexander Hagerstown. Margaret Canby Swit, Eleanor Dubbs Medford of Baltimore, and Elizabeth Maddox Lane of Frederick were escorted by noted local figures and guests. Also noted are family weddings anniversaries and local social moves including the birth of Woodrow Schaffer Jr and a 25th wedding anniversary for George Leatherman and Emerson Harshman.
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Hagerstown
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Robert Annan Stott
Eleanor Dubbs Medford
Baltimore
Joseph D. Mish
A3liss Elizabeth Maddox Lane
Frederick
Charles Seth Lane
Biss Stott
Aster
Geil Cahill
Clearspring
John Maurice Waltersdorf
Washington
Robert Reach
Miss Medford
Sndshipman
Joan Greenwood
Warren
Cho
C Webster Abbott
Miss Lane
John D Hendrickson
A. Aliee Radcliffe
Debutante Miss A Anne Greer Honored In Baltimore Society
Debutante Miss Anne Greer, grand daughter of the Tate family, attended numerous holiday events in Baltimore. Mrs. Lee Follmer hosted a party for Miss Greer and two other debutantes, while the Catoctin Club held its annual New Year’s Eve dance at the Francis Scott Key hotel with Joe Stephens and orchestra. The long list of brunch guests spans families from Frederick, Buckeystown, Gaithersburg, Brunswick, and Baltimore, reflecting a season of society gatherings and Christmas dinners across multiple households.
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Glen Matey
Freedom
Carroll County
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Ruxton
Miss Greer
Rebecca Cromwell
Suzanne Howkins
Tenects Club Inc
Catoctin Club, Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joe Stephens
Merle A. Adams
Buckeystown
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Melvin W. Ambrose
Gaithersburg
Orville F. Amick
Hubert Ausherman
Brunswick
Sheridan Barber
William H. Bartgis
Richard S. Bowlus
Ralph W. Boyer
H. David Hagan
Ernest F. Hammaker
Wilbur M. Hammaker
George R. Hargis
J. Weldon Harper
Paul G. Johnson
C. Cyril Klein
Charles W. Magaha
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Marlowe Cline
Robert Klein
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Hagerstown
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Nation Must Train Guard Citizens, Reckord Says
Jan 3 1828 report notes Gen Milton A Reckord urged citizen militia training at Rotary Club to defend the country. The item also mentions six Frederick banks owing 560 000 to 660 000 in semiannual interest and dividends to depositors and stockholders. Isaac Bender bungalow home destroyed at Charlesville with heavy losses of clothing and furniture. Recent severe cold froze lake ice sufficient to endanger skaters at Beker Bark.
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Milton A Reckord
Rotary Club
Frederick Fife
Isaac Bender
Charlesville
Engagement of Jane Elaine Landis to Earl R Smith
Mr and Mrs John Landis of 23 South Market announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Elaine Landis to Earl Richard Smith son of Mr and Mrs Truman Smith of Hagerstown No date has been set for the wedding.
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John Landis
South Market Street
Jane i Elaine
Earl Richard Smith
Truman C. Smith
Hagerstown
Prophetic concerns amid 1948 economic crisis and labor tensions
The piece argues that amid a global inflation fight and wartime scars, predictions for 1948 hinge on honest understanding of wage pressures and production. It warns demagogues push for tax or policy changes that harm credit and jobs, urging labor leaders to restrain radicalism and seek real cooperation to avert a recession and defend prosperity.
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Washington
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Real Meaning of Sympathy by Earl L Douglass D D
Real meaning of sympathy explored, tracing its Greek origin to suffer with and its depth beyond emotion. The piece argues true sympathy involves sharing in another's suffering and taking on part of their burden to ease it.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Clifford Durr
FBI
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Engagement of Helen Elizabeth Mayr Bir to Paul Hicks Roberson
Miss Helen Elizabeth Mayr Bir announced engagement to Paul Hicks Roberson son of Leo and Mrs Roberson of Dicker son. Helen Elizabeth a Frederick High School 1946 graduate, employed at Frederick Motor Co. Roberson a 1945 Poolesville High School graduate, employed at Government Printing Office Washington. Nor Gate date set for wedding.
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