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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1954
Page
8
A child’s first experiences with money shape future habits. An allowance should be theirs to spend, with limits to curb excess. As expertise grows, funds can cover needs like school supplies and clothing, while parents monitor basics. Teens should earn outside income and balance savings with spending.
Adolph Spreckels II was sentenced to 30 days in jail for beating his divorced fifth wife Kay Williams in Balboa Island. The judge denounced the act, cited Spreckels's five marriages, and denied probation, with an appeal filed after his release on bail. Williams testified he dragged her by the hair and beat her unconscious with a jeweled slipper during a visit for their two children.
A dense OCR listing of radio and TV programming across networks CBS NBC MBS ABC and others. It catalogs time slots with shows including News Broadcasts, Music Time, The Edy Arnold, Gunsmoke, Fib roles, variety programs, theatre features, and sports, indicating a broad entertainment and information slate. Named programs, hosts, and stations appear amid a jumble of timing and channel codes.
TV listings show a dense evening lineup across ABC CBS and DuMont with programs such as Hall of Fame Omnibus, Meet the Press, You Are There, Life With Father, Private Secretary, and The Web Drama. Notable hosts include George Jessel and Waring. The schedule spans multiple time slots and networks including 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. starts with various variety and drama programs.
Major Nial answers reader questions on training costs for draftees, guardian eligibility for veterans, mustering out pay, GI Bill benefits for students working part time, proof needed for widow pension, dependency allotments during divorce, and forced allotment requests. The column cites figures, laws, and procedures, with postal reply instructions included.
A medical column explains that increased static in cold, dry air depends on clothing, footwear, moisture, and atmosphere. no serious health cause is implied. Advice suggests changing fabric, with no further medical significance. It also addresses skin blotches on the nose and hemorrhoid treatment outcomes, noting possible dermatitis and that hemorrhoids often require surgery though constipation persists as a factor.
Dr Jordan answers reader questions in the weekly “Q and A” column. Topics include genetics blue eyes, hip pin removal after healing, and general medical guidance. The piece notes the columnist does not respond to individual questions directly but selects frequent inquiries for the weekly column.
A newspaper reading prompts a reflection on helping a Korean orphan. A care package idea grows from Matt 25:40 and a church program on Asia presents a map and images highlighting Southeast Asia missions led by Mrs. Elmer Michael and Mrs. John Horn.
Reverend Harry Haines and Mrs Haines report success in Malaya as part of missionary efforts to counter Communist influence. A prayer circle formed to support the Haines family and Korea missions. Plans include a mission study class on The Life and Task of the Church around the World and the book That The World May Know at Nellie Sigafoose’s home on January 15. The teat society meets at Kathryn Phillips's home on February 2.
The twenty seventh annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival will be held in Winchester on April 29 and 30. F. Schenck, president, and M. B. Clowe, mayor, announced the event. The mayor proclaimed Festival Time for the last two days of April inviting residents to greet visitors and enjoy the blossoming orchards and gala happenings. Winchester expects over 200000 visitors from across the country as in past years.
The Frederick Hearing Aid Center promises a guaranteed hearing aid at no charge to those who cannot afford one. It notes many standard makes range from 60 to 300 dollars and invites eligible individuals to visit on the second floor at 4 West Papkich oi.
Department directors of the festival and hundreds of committees are already at work on plans for the coming blossom event. First state to adopt an unemployment insurance law was Wisconsin, in 1932.
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