Dorothy Dix on equal partnership in marriage advice
Dorothy Dix argues marriage thrives when husband and wife share equal responsibility and cooperate shoulder to shoulder. She warns against literal 50 50 but says partnership is ideal, with both sides contributing opinions and avoiding ignorance of finances and children. A second column condemns a husband being drawn into an old flame, urging him to resist and protect his wife and home.
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Mise Dix
Rejlalions
Wich
Mother
Miss Dix
Bell Syndicate. Inc
Secretary Anderson Seen As Personable Force In Truman Cabinet
Washington Daybook profiles Chin Anderson secretary of agriculture as personable and effective. He blends Rotary ties and streetwise management, using career staff to drive long range farm plans and pushing for urban welfare alongside farming interests. He asserts small but sharp influence during Hill hearings and international talks, notably in Cuba sugar talks.
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Tris Coffix
Washington
Truman
Chinton Anderson
Chin Anderson
New Mexico
Anderson
Simpatico
Rotary International
S. C
Department of Agriculture
Andersen
Senate Appropriations Committee
Charles Luckman
Emergency Food Council
Nate Koenig
Nate
Koenig
Henry Wallace
Claude Wickard
Germany
Wise US stance on Marshall Plan funding advised
The article argues President Truman wisely rejected a $17 billion all‑funding pledge for the Marshall Plan. It notes Congress would oppose such a blanket commitment and urges piecemeal aid to enforce accountability. It also expects tax cuts to shape future relief allocations benefiting American taxpayers.
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Congress
Willy Nilly
United States
Varnderberg
White House
The Climate Question and Local Arrests
A column questions long standing beliefs on climate chang e and snow depth while noting recent heavy snowfalls align with past memory. Weekend arrests list Preston Byrd and Francis Jackson colored for fighting on All Saints street with $2.50 collateral, Austin Arnold charged with intoxication held on $5 collateral.
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Preston Byrd
Francis Jackson
George Hoffman
All Saints Street
Austin Arnold
South Market Street
Carl Rentzell
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
January 12 1898 items include a lease contract for Prof E E Cates Frederick College three year term directors and officers of Central Nazi Bank Henry Williams and Chas W Ross new president and cashier Frederick County National Bank officers Z James Gitsinger president J W L Carty cashier plus a stables on Isaiah J Tomss Middletown with horses vehicles hay and provisions Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star holds first social at Mason Temple a complimentary reception for Columbia and Enoch lodges and Master Masons.
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E. E. Cates
Frederick College
Board of Visitors
Central Nazi Bank
Henry Williams
Chas
W. Ross
Wim. B. Storm
Williams
Frederick County National Bank
Z. James Gitsinger
J. W. L. Carty
A. LeRoy McCardell
W. D. Zimmerman
Isaiah J. Toms
Middletown
Desire
Mizpar
Order OF the Eastern Star
Masone Temple
Columbia and
Enoch Lodges
Died of heart trouble Dr Eutaw Neighbors of Lewistown
Twenty years ago item notes the death of Dr Eutaw D Neighbors at his Lewistown home from heart trouble aged about 68. A census planned by Frederick Police Major Culler to determine population follows 1920 count of 11 066. Also reports spurious checks troubling authorities and an accident injuring John Gardner at Ox Fibre Brush Co plant.
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the News
Eutaw D. Neighbors
Lewistown
Frederick
Culler
John Gardner
Jefferson Street
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Congress Will Not Vote Marshall Plan Funds Without Separate Agency
Washington lawmakers debate whether the Marshall Plan should be run on a business basis and insist on a dedicated administrator and board. The article notes past independent agencies during war and warns against making the plan a political tool under State Department control. The issue centers on fiscal control, economic aims, and avoiding political manipulation.
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Washington
Congress
Marshall Plan
David Lawrence
Department of State
Export-Import Bank
Treasury Department
State Department
Europe
Congres
United States
Secretary of State
Anniversaries and Birthdays in American History
Today in history and birthdays highlight John Hancock Jack London Thomas Moran Sargent and others with dates ranging from 1737 to 1926. Notable events include Maine Canada arbitration 1829 the Lawrence textile strike 1912 and Wilson League of Nations 1920.
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John Hancock
Boston
Braintrie
Mass
Thomas Moran
England
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Singer Sargent
Italy
London
Jack London
San Francisco
Maine
Canada
Netherland
Joseph Francis
New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Grant
San Domingo
United States
Lawrence
Ing
Wilson
League of Nations
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
National War Labor Board
Tripoli
Adm. Halsey
Third Fleet
Philippines
Philip Murray
Doctor Explains Cleft Palate and Harelip Causes and Care
A medical explainer notes cleft palate and harelip are congenital and not acquired after birth. Causes may include defective inheritance or early pregnancy factors such as German measles, with significant speech impact. Treatment centers on surgical options to unite bones and improve voice and appearance, offering hopeful outcomes.
Younger Republicans Challenge High Tariffs
Two youthful Republican House members Fulton and Javits urged removing high tariffs and shifting toward free trade. Rep Knutson criticized them as abandoning GOP principles while veteran supporters warned against eroding protections. The pair spoke at a weekend conference with Foreign Affairs members and Havana trade delegates.
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Washington
House
Knutson
Fulton
Pat
Javits
House Foreign Affairs Committee
International Trade Organization
Havana
Fuhkon
United States
President Truman Ten Year Plan Faces Congress Challenge
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson outlines President Truman’s tax reform idea in the State of the Union. He proposes steep income tax cuts for lower brackets funded by higher corporate taxes, with notable focus on notch reforms to aid small business and reduce overall revenue by about 3.2 billion dollars. The piece notes Congress tends to applaud then ignore such plans, and warns big business may resist the corporate tax changes.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Jan
Truman
State of the Union
Congress
Treasury
Committee For Economic Development
House Ways and Means Committee
Roswell Magill
Notch
Small
Barclay's Bank Robbery in Tel Aviv Reported
Eight robbers, four men and four women, held up Barclay's Bank in Tel Aviv at noon taking between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars. They looted small cash boxes, disarmed customers, then fled in a taxicab. The report cites Jewish sources.
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Jerusalem
Barclay’s Bank
Tel Aviv
Tve
NBC Chief Engineer Johnson Found Dead In Car
Albert Edwin Johnson 47 Washington NBC chief engineer was found dead in his parked car. Police report a garden hose end was attached to the exhaust and in the closed car. He is survived by his widow Helen M. Johnson and was a World War II naval lieutenant commander. In Washington, the U S Court of Appeals upheld dismissal of Hearst Radio's suit against the FCC to force WBAL license renewal without reviewing the blue book statements. The court ruled the Administrative Procedures Act does not allow such judicial review and renewal action must await FCC action. Public Service Radio Corp led by Drew Pearson and Robert Allen seek WBAL frequency for a new Baltimore station.
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Bethesda
Albert Edwin Johnson
Washington
National Broadcasting Co
F. J. Broschart
Montgomery County Corner
Johnson
Bradenton
Fla
Helen M. Johnson
U. i S. Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Hearst Radio, ‘Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Baltima
WBAL
Hearst Radio, Inc
Public Service
E. Barrett Prettyman
District Court
FCC
Statio
Public Service Radio Corp
Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Baltimore
Face The Facts Of A New Day In Strength For Today
Earl L. Douglass discusses social change and labor equity, arguing the demand to redivide profits toward workers is a long-standing correction of age-old inequities. He cautions against endorsing harsh labor practices while supporting free enterprise.
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Babson Newspaper
Indiana University President Held by Soviet Authorities in Berlin
Dr. Herman B. Wells, president of Indiana University, was arrested and detained for three hours by Soviet occupation authorities in Berlin as Russian troops stepped up pressure on Americans visiting the Soviet sector.
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REDS
Berlin
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Timbermen win wage boost but strike continues
About 11 060 timber workers won a 2812 a cent wage increase after a week of pressure. They vow not to return to work until employers raise prices to reflect higher costs. Washington seeks stand by power to control wholesale meat prices but expects no retail ceilings. Stocks advance on selective basis amid mixed signals. Babe Ruth is back in hospital for throat ailment checkup.
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Uniontown
Washington
Secretary of Agriculure
Anderson T Day
Congress
Bible Verse and Beecher Quote in Brief
A compact note cites Proverbs 22 9 about a bountiful eye and blessing as a faithful trait, then links a charitable act to a step toward Heaven citing Henry Ward Beecher. The passage emphasizes generosity and moral reward.
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Henry Ward Beecher
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