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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1949
Page
4
Doctor explains dandruff also called dry seborrhea. It appears as fine greasy scales on the scalp and sometimes other areas. itching is common and a family tendency exists. External factors and lifestyle may contribute. treatment includes scalp removal, washing, and medicated preparations. The note ends with a housing-related legal arrest of Henry Genius for support neglect.
Hoover Commission findings criticize military spending and wasteful costs while urging restraint. Analysts warn excessive appropriations could undermine security, noting gaps in troop readiness and questioning the efficiency of modern defense programs amid calls for prudent budgeting.
As Congress weighs financial aid to Europe, observers assess the ECA program's four year goals. Currency stabilization and balanced budgets aim to interlock Europe and Britain, with raw materials and trade rules. Progress varies among Benelux, Italy, and France as long term cooperation slowly takes hold.
The United States urged the Dutch to transfer sovereignty and approve Indonesian elections. Dr. up, a U S deputy on security council, attacked Dutch obstructing a peaceful settlement and a republic status for Indonesia.
Under secretary Lovett said the United States voiced concern to Britain about troop movements in Palestine before reinforcements to the port of Aqaba. He told reporters that any developments in the Palestine area ahead of Rhodes truce talks opening today caused U S apprehension.
Gormans Pond near the city froze over with five inch ice drawing many skaters. A two story brick dwelling on East Patrick street sold at public sale for 755 to Charles Strailman. Clerk Hargett began a register listing names addresses and occupations of all people in the office. Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Baker Johnsons residence.
A 1928 retrospective item notes a county leader and longtime official died at 89 in Romney West Virginia after serving as county commissioner in 1877. It lists a local woman Miss Julia E Etchison preparing to travel to New York then on a Holy Land and Europe voyage including Egypt Constantinople Athens Gibraltar Spain Italy Switzerland and France.
Washington Daybook reports Senate Republicans and Labor Committee members clashing over Taft Thomas power dynamics. Taft and Thomas privately discuss registration personnel and a labor standards bill while Democrats protest changes to committee balance. ROA protests Army promotion rules favoring Regulars over Reservists, prompting a sharp letter to Secretary Royall and a Pentagon response.
A deed was recorded in the clerk’s office for the sale of property on the north side of Green Middletown. The document lists parties including Mr and AT nd Fleck and references S68 009. The entry reflects standard conveyance recording and revenue considerations.
Dagendeel son of Mrs. Roy Lugendeel completes training at Camp and recently arrives from Camber for Germany. He enlisted in the army in September 1948.
Washington observers view the appointment of Dean Acheson as Secretary of State as a shift to a negotiator skilled in diplomacy. The piece critiques postwar policy, contrasts U.S. and Soviet aims, and argues for a practical modus vivendi to avert war while stressing reciprocity and steady leadership in Truman's administration.
A reader asks how to divide time between a husband and two young children. Dorothy Dix advises prioritizing the husband, noting a trusted caregiver can handle the baby while the wife preserves the marriage. She warns neglecting the husband risks losing him to other distractions and emphasizes keeping the partnership intact.
The Board of Manoz of Fred erick Memorial Hospital held its monthly meeting Tuesday. Mrs Pat Mienael served as president. Dr W Schnauffer and Dr John Culier were elected to the active staff. Francis X Staley was elected to the House committee. Monthly report: patients treated 489 admitted 278 discharged 492 remaining 111 births 86 deaths 13.
President Truman seeks a $3 billion corporate tax boost and a new health insurance levy while raising social security payroll taxes to 1 percent each. He projects about $60 billion in revenue for the first year of higher taxes and aims to soothe debt while expanding coverage to more Americans.
McNair selected as acting manager for the county. The appointment is expected soon and will designate McNair as the interim head, with the county government preparing to fill the role.
Ralph J Little engages to Hubert J Krempf. The couple, from Cecil Wisconsin, plan a summer wedding in the coming year.
Washington, Jan. 12. House margins show Democrats won control by narrow means with many districts decided by under five percent. The piece argues that a broad Democratic mandate is not borne out by close races and warns Democrats to rethink their expected agenda.
An American airlift aircraft returning from Berlin crashed near Frankfurt Germany killing all three crewmen. The four engined craft plowed a long swath through a forest two miles east of Rhein Main airport. Most fuselage remained intact but wings and landing gear were torn away. The cockpit area was destroyed.
One to four inches of snow fell in the East with temperatures from 28 to 32 degrees. Snow partially melted on streets as highways northwest of Washington remained slippery. The Weather Bureau reported the event affecting Virginia Maryland and nearby areas including Nek city.
The article advises to first determine how long the dance lasts before deciding a reasonable home time for a daughter. It notes verifying event length and coordinating with the escort to ensure an early return.
Spiritual yearning fills readers as the psalmist's longing for the Lord is echoed across the world. The text notes a shared desire for faith amid moral shifts and indulgent customs, urging steadfast belief as the path to lasting happiness.
The report records 0.5 inches of snow in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. January precipitation to date totals 4.95 inches. Yesterday's high was 51, low last night 27. Tomorrow's sunset at 6:08 p.m. and sunrise at 7:30 a.m.
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