Change Of Thought On European Spirit And Mediation
An interview with Dr Juan A Bremagna notes a shift in European opinion since Paris amid the Berlin dispute. He cites renewed faith in mediation and reasoned solutions through mutual respect and cooperation, while warning the process may complicate wartime unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan A. Bremagta
Security Council
Berlin
Ed States
Europe
Paris
Sere Council
Bertin
Bramagna
Mayor Chilton Seeks to Add Water From Fishing Creek
Fifty years ago the Colum of The News reports Mayor Chilton and the Board of Aldermen favor expanding the water supply by incorporating Fishing Creek, saying the present supply is sufficient. The J P Hobson Company presented Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Opera House to a large audience, though the cast was uneven. Rain yesterday and today flooded Monocacy in places. Policemen are collecting contributions for the relief of needy residents, with a hearty response. The News condemns 45 false fire alarms last year as wasteful and harmful to the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Board of Aldermen
J. P Hobson
Opera House
Plor
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Items from the January 6, 1929 issue recall a large fire at the Hyrsea Tee and Coal Company woodshed on South Wisner street where two tank cars of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near by were threatened. The Yellow Springs Concert Band held its annual meeting electing Geo L Twenter as president and officers including William H Cannon and C N Stull in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Thomas Gardner
Irs
Samuel
Hyrsea Tee and Coal Company
Wisner Street
Earby
Baltimore
Yellow Springs
Dear Dorothy Dix: Love, mother and marriage clash
A reader asks whether to marry his long-time girlfriend while his 64-year-old mother lives with him. Dorothy Dix advises balancing duties and suggests placing the mother in a separate home, arguing against sacrificing personal happiness for a possessive parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Roisery
Decree Grants Absolute Divorce in Equity Court
A decree was signed in Equity Court granting Jennis Ambrose Jr of Woodsboro an absolute divorce from Mrs Jane V Ambrose. She may resume her maiden name Jane WV Hotoran. He is ordered to pay costs. Edwin F Nikirk was attorney for Ambrose and Holter for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Jennis Ambrose, Jr
Woodsboro
Jane
Ambrose
Taft Program Aims to Awe Progressive Republicans
Washington Daybook notes Taft plans a liberal record for the 1st Congress including Labor Act refinements and social security expansion. He favors ERP trimming to four and a half billion and urges Europe to restore trade while studying taxes and housing. Comments from Bricker Tobey and Truman relations with press are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fris Coffin
Washington
Robert A Taft
Capital Hil
Ghiosa
Taft
New Republic
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bill Krowland
Bob Taft
Senate
GOP
House
Fiean
Europe
France
Will Clayton
Clayton
Ohio
Warner- Blender-Taft
John Bricker
Bob
PLS
Republican “Progressi
Charles Tobey
New Hampshire
Boo Taft
Congress
Truman State of the Union critics fear shift toward socialism
The Washington coverage describes President Truman balancing conservation with radical critique. The speech reportedly favors socialism and state capitalism while signaling government loans, price controls, and potential housing or steel industry interventions. Critics warn of undermining free enterprise and possible nationalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Truman
Messate
Iruman
America
Great Britain
Europe
Joe Jalin
Mr. Truman
Happer
Congress
Tru
Pries
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight American Timeline
The feature lists 18th and 19th century figures with anniversaries and deaths including Rebecca Lukens at Coatesville and Charles Sumner in Boston. It marks Today in History entries such as George Washington’s marriage, debt relief act, Webster speech, and Oregon mission. Birthdays include Carl Sandburg Sam Rayburn and Maj Gen Kepner with varied birthplaces and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca W. P. Lukens
Pennsylvania
Coatesville
Joseph Holt
Kentucky
Boston
Leo Ditrichstein
Hungary
Tom Afix
el Pssa County
Tex
George Washington
Martha Custow
Daniel Webster
Senate
Haines
Francis N. Blanchet
Reane County
Tenn
William E Kepner
Air Force
Miami
Ind
Tenatius M . Dean
Fordham University Law School
New York
Murray W. Latimer
Washington DC
Economist
Acial Insurance Authority
Canton Mia
Tinnett, Young
Salt Lake Cris
Alice H. Wadsworth
Geneseo
Holiday visitors and family gatherings in Emmitsburg area
A string of locals spent holidays with relatives and friends across town and nearby areas including Upper Marlboro Baltimore Hagerstown and Philadelphia. It notes meetings visits and funeral attendance among residents and their kin with multiple names and places mentioned.
Horoscope for a Kind and Sympathetic Leader
The column highlights a 69 year old woman leader born in Cleveland and Edward F. Wilson, president of Wilson & Company in Chicago born in Chicago. It offers today’s horoscope noting a kind adaptable nature, strong commercial abilities and a suave demeanor with favorable fortunes, yet warns against potential wronging due to sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Ieader
Cleveland
Eers
Edward F. Wilson
Wilson & Company
Chicago
Utilities Are Best Safe Income Stocks
Babson discusses that operating utility stocks offer safety and income amid market uncertainty. He notes potential output declines as utilities face capacity limits and shifts of residential customers, while labor costs remain low in water power. He cautions rates need capital and endorses diversification and avoiding city utilities in wartime targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
New York
W. Babsoning
Indus
Prof
Nis
Russia
Ians
Electric
Public Service Commission
Electix
Asa
Caz, Am. Bureau, Inc
Induction Call for January Draft Boards
A January induction call has been received by the local Draft Boards. The notice lists four men from Board 435 and one registrant from Board 46 to be inducted on January 14. The text discusses moral and religious reflections on righteousness and Chinese writing, appearing as a mixed content from Babson Newspaper Syndicate.
Illness and hospital transfers in Frederick area
Among the sick reports several Frederick residents are hospitalized or recovering. Mack ylage Spencer of the Orphans Court is home ill at Charlesville. Paul Wickham near Petite recuperates at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy. Joseph B. Payne Brunswick has reentered the Frederick Memorial Hospital for further treatment. Herman C. Gubisch moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for heart condition. William Stanton of East Third Street is in Emergency Hospital and listed as satisfactory. Nancy Lou Lakes at Frederick Junction remains ill but improving. Catherine L. Albaugh at East Third Street to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Mary Cawbourn of Sykesville transferred to University Hospital Baltimore. Ruth Harrison of Lykesville transported to SS Agnes Hospital in Baltimore. Raymond Duvall near Woodbine admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Roland Stonesifer of Union Bridge improving after Maryland University Hospital surgery. George A. Follan of Evesville previously at University Hospital Baltimore underwent major operation. Charles G Kline of 704 Mother Avenue slowly improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Ylage Spencer Rm. Stup
Orphans Court
Charlesville
Paul Wickham
Petite
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
Herman C. Gubisch
East
Catherine L. Albaugh
East Third Street
Mary Cawbourn
Sykesville
University Hospital
Baltimore
C. M. Waltz
Ruth Harrison
Lykesville
SS Agnes Hospital
Cc. M. Waltz
Raymond Duvall
Woodbine
Engagements Announced for Kath leen Long and John Nicodemus
Mr and Mrs Charles Long of Boonsboro announce the engagement of their daughter Kath leen Serena Long to John Allen Nicodemus son of Mr and Mrs John P Nicodemus also of Boonsboro Both couples are Boonsboro High School graduates class of 1947 They co own the Kate Allen Store in Boonsboro He is also a farmer No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Long
Boonsboro
Kathleen Serena Long
John Allen Nicodemus
John P. Nicodemus
Long
Nicode
Boonsboro Bign School
Kate Allen
Boonsbor My
Nicodemus
Local Births and Travels of Area Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lee Brown of Lovellsville Va welcomed daughter Linda Joyce at Frederick Memorial Hospital on December 21. Major and Mrs. Knepp and others visited relatives in Brunswick and plan to depart for Germany soon. Bruchey from Patrick Street returned home after holidays from the College of Williamsburg. Rev. Donald T. McIntosh and Mrs. McIntosh spent time in Indiana as minister and wife. Emmett Hummer and Asbury seminary students led services during the pastor’s absence. Howard Lawrence and William Holmes vacation in Sebring Florida. Mary Jeane Grams returned to Frederick Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses after visiting home. Clarence Brown’s family from Laniz vacationing in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lee Brown
Lovellsville
Linda Joyce
Frederick Memorial Hospital
L. J. Knepp
J. Jr
Gregory Inster
Knepp
C. S. Nicodemus
Brunswick
Major Knepp
Germany
Kenneth N. Brucher
Bir
Harry Co. Bruchey
Patrick Street
College of Williamsburg
Donald T. McIntosh
Union Bridge
McIntosh
Indiana
Emmett Hummer
Darlington
Asbury Theological Seminary
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Ae Howard Lawrence
William Holmes
Odd Fellows Install In Frederick City Lodge No 100
Frederick City Lodge No 100 Odd Fellows held a Wednesday installation of new officers led by District Deputy Grand Master S Elmer Brown assisted by Past Grand Joseph Criswell. Officers named include Karl W Zimmerman as treasurer and S Elmer warden with Leslie D Wachter Levi W Moberly Rev Dr Charles H Shull and others referenced as supporters and scene helpers. Ralph A Putman noted as retiring Noble Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Frederick City
Hich
S. Elmer Brown
Joseph Criswell
Leslie D. Wachter
Levi W. Moberly
Charles H. Shull
Karl W. Zimmerman
Vis Soni Grand
William E. B. Grand
Claude W. Stup
Maurice A. Ramsburg
Karl W. Zimensurer
S. Elmerwarden
Karl W
Raphe
Shull
Ole Ees L. Eugene
Rd L. Hard
Charles
Wachter
Let
George W. Kee
Joseph Les Scene
Guardiaachter
Ralph A. Putman
Noble
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Fred Bage
Reno
Reginald Bernard Davis
Colorecamsville
Russel Ira
Morgan
Winxer Middletown
Walkersville
Dorsey Shipley
Middletown
Colum of the News
Marriege
Se Zivl
Nobiness
Tove
Tam
Ang Il
Mama
Gaithersburn A.C
Washington Daybook
Independence
Missouri
Tony Vaccaro
Harry S Truman
Fran
White House
May
West Wing
Givhe Siad
United Bven
Arnrexim
Shritten
Ensonger
Messenger
Barbara Barbara Shillex
Nerehner Recomier
Barbara Meberh
Cooter Bonsain
Dervinn Beker Ly Mars
Ann Castace
Margaret Crowther
Betty Fia
Barpara Kam
Lion
CG A Rolland
Barbara Keefer
Shawsay
Thomas Nreadeder
Barbara Bade
Ann Beall
Ipztal jJerie Nelson
Dai Walte
Regie Sayith
Dawn Pabor
David Lawrence
Know
Emmitsburg
Reeves
Robert
Walter
Melvin Walter
John Walter
Helen Hann
Mary Louise
Balore
Carroll Hann
Richard
Eugene
Hagerstown
Earte Gelwicks
Reeves Blandgield
Upper Marlboro
Thure
Roger Zurgabie
Jeffrey
Mirs
Harry Jones
Robert D. Eyler
Meade Evier
Eayi Hea James
Rober Evier
Calvin EB Masdex
Samuel Ran
Carrot
Freer
Amad- Gex
Fhloubeth
Babson
Synd.i
Pat
Robert E. Taulton
Brunsch
Cone Gee
Achive
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