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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
4
Richard M. Bissell argues against perpetual European aid under the Marshall Plan. He notes the burden on American taxpayers and European deficits in 1953, urging Europe to improve finances and reduce reliance on U.S. assistance within four years.
President Truman began inauguration Day with a 7 am breakfast hosted by World War I buddies from Battery D. About 10 members and 25 guests were present, receiving honorary status from the President and promising to celebrate at Kansas City.
The piece links the presidential oath, the start of a new administration, and a hopeful path forward. It praises democratic continuity, urges guarding the electoral system, and contrasts political ritual with daily life and scientific progress. It blends civic sentiment with seasonal imagery and forecasts renewed effort in coming years.
Claude Gardner a veteran local offender returned to jail to finish serving days of a prior term after a weekend at liberty. He allegedly cursed at bystanders and was found overdue. Officer Norman Dietz made the arrest. Overnight arrests included Richva Hendie Youngstown and others charged with intoxication and held on bond or costs.
Snuff originated in the New World with natives noted by Columbus. Spaniards spread the habit to Europe and beyond. A large four and a quarter inch long egg from a New Hampshire Red hen owned by Mrs. Ralph Thomas, Adamstown, was delivered to the News-Post office.
The Alexander Young Camp of Confederate Veterans held its sixth annual banquet at Kreig's Hall in Adamstown with speakers Adolphus Fearbake and Dr Edward W Nelson, featuring songs and music. County Commissioners approve widening Harmony road 300 feet from North Green to Main, affecting Franklin Welfe’s old dwelling, with an existing option. A cinder walk is laid on the west side of street between East Pa eet and B&O avenue. Dr George Moore buys property on Fourth streets for 33.800. The News notes heavy snow and a skating run past.
Twenty Years Ago Of The News notes a Brunswick ice plant sale to Tieger of Brunswick with immediate possession, the rebuilt Brunswick High School dedication led by Dr. Albert S Cook, and a crowded auditorium at the ceremony.
Washington notes portray President Truman as deeply focused on attaining global peace. He values informal talks with leaders, hopes to meet Stalin, and cites faith in divine guidance to steer through Cold War tensions and push for deescalation.
A look at the diverse group labeled the Legion of Red Faces, including liberal Democrats, labor leaders, and CIO officials, who supported Eisenhower or opposed Truman before the 1952 convention. The piece notes their miscalculation of Democratic strength and Truman's ultimate victory driven by party unity rather than individual candidacy.
Dorothy Dix addresses three letters about youthful romance and marriage. An 18 year old considers marrying an older married woman despite naysayers, a young woman clings to a married man she loves, and a newlywed laments mother influence over her marriage.
A columnist notes that Communist propaganda targets pacification via a tete-a-tete between the United States and the USSR. The piece argues the Kremlin would pay to know Truman's moves, while the president remains silent, gambling without revealing plans.
Chicago reports a deep freeze as a polar air mass grips the Midwest and northern plains. Reading near 33 below in Pennington South Dakota and 21 below in Rockford contrast with zero in Chicago, while snow and blizzard conditions loom in the Dakotas.
Babson argues tornadoes threaten all states and urges prevention through early warnings and siren alarms. He compares tornadoes with hurricanes and outlines three detection features for rapid community alerts.
Permits for new residences have been issued recently by the engineer. The list includes properties on West College Terrace Lee Place Grant street and Rosemont avenue among others, with varying construction costs and contractors such as Kemis Inc and Rev C Remsburg.
The Politburo is described as the boss of Russia, led by Stalin and 12 other top Communists. It governs the party and, through key ministers and the Supreme Soviet, runs the government. The party is small, selective, and dominates all state power.
The city faced its coldest spell of the new year with 22 degrees overnight and a forecast near 26 tonight in rain or snow. A milder January raises doubts, oil and coal savings rise, and past lows of 1 degree or below are recalled as residents brace for more icy weather.
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