Civitan Club Hears Dr Haas On The World’s Exits
The Frederick Civitan Club heard Rev Dr J Franklin Haas of Calvary Methodist speak on The Three Great Exits of the World at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He warned against living for show and overindulgence of power, urging members to count daily hours spent on trivial tasks. Ralph G Yingling was program chairman and attendance prize was won by Richard Vaughan. Guests included Claude Peterson Valentine Pabst from Baltimore and Richard C Curtis from Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Haas
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Ralph G. Yingling
W. Jerome Offutt
Richard Vaughan
Elmer Singer
Infantile Paralysis Solicitation Committee
Alten Y. Bennett
R. Brad Wolfe
March of Dimes
Elma Georg
State Department of Health
Claude Peterson
Valentine Pabst
Baltimore
Richard C. Curtis
Auto industry faces first postwar setback amid cutbacks
The postwar car scramble sees Ford and Kaiser-Frazer cut production and lay off workers due to material shortages and credit restrictions. Ford plans to shift materials over 12 months, foresees 29 percent output drop, while Kaiser-Frazer trims daily output from 674 to 400 cars to meet Fed Reserve requisition limits. Industry watchers see a weak two months ahead as dealers discount used Lincolns in New York and the market braces for a broader sales push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berson Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Exp
New York City
Henry J. Kaiser
Sposrd
Kaiser-Frazer
Federal Reserve Board
Detroit
Ford
Henry Ford II
General Motors
Cara Mar
Radios In Cars Help Or Hinder Drivers
The Automobile Association of America says in car radios keep drivers awake and provide weather information. The District of Columbia traffic prosecutor says radios divert attention and may be illegal. Both views have merit depending on driving conditions and need for alertness.
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Automobile Association of America
District of Columbia
Automobile Association
Memory as a Green Way in Timeless Song
The poem envisions memory as a green path guiding songs through ages and distant lands. It evokes singing lights, ancient youth, and a serene, magical mood where memory flies to holy mornings and timeless realms.
Question on President Salary Change During Term
Q Can a President s salary be increased while he is in office A The Constitution provides that the President shall at stated times receive for his services as compensation which shall neither be increased nor diminished during the period for which he shall have been elected.
Wheat and corn prices on market page note
Fragmented OCR shows market prices for wheat and corn with scattered figures and initials. Cited entries include Beazley and Bite with a price around 1.20 dollars, but the legible data is incomplete and hard to interpret.
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News
Fifty years ago, local items note a wagon wheel incident on Patrick Street while transporting turkeys, a new coat and trousers sold for 75 cents by two tramps jailed for robbing a Brunswick store, a sausage 45 feet eight inches long, and bad county roads forcing brick haulers to reroute along East Sonnh street.
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Patrick Street
William Barthlow
Geoorge Brest
Brunswick
James Hessox
Wellsville
Waller Street
O'Leary
Twenty Years Ago Focal Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago focal items from The Columns Of The News dated January 71 1928 recount oddities on West Second Street at the corner of Colece. Howard M. Albaygh councilor of the Sen deughtere of Liberty and George L. Burdette returned after attending meetings of the organization in Salisbury and Baltimore.
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the News
West Second Street
Colece
Howard M. Albaigh
ST. Counvilor
Sendeughtere of Liberty
George L. Burdette
Salisbury
Baltimore
Inner Circle of the Truman White House Exposed
Washington Daybook profiles the Truman inner circle naming Matt Connelly Clark Clifford John Strelman Harry Vaughan Charley Ross Dave Niles and Bob Allen. The piece portrays their roles, personalities and influence on policy, mobilization planning, and daily White House dynamics with a mix of admiration and color.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Truman
White House
White Ho
Matt Connelly
Alatt
Erissuman
Fiessa
Harry Trueman
Matt
China
Matt City
Emai Town
Clifford
John L. Lewis
Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Dr. Sterlman
National Security Resources Board
NLRB
Defense Forrestal
Arthur Hill
Wall Street
Labor
Hill
John Steelman
Harry Vaughan
Fruman
General Vaughan
Harry
Charley Ross
Wisenhelmers
Dave Niles
Bob Allen
Adar
Lecomeve Federal Securas Adm
mRtion
Mr. Truman
Inaugural Parade Marvelous but Tiresome Throngs Ahead
Betty Sullivan chronicles a chilly Washington inaugural parade on January 20 1948. Thousands braved the cold along Capitol to White House as officials, veterans and crowds watched a long spectacle of floats, troops and bands. Police volunteers and embassy cars lined the route while vendors and newsboys kept the atmosphere lively before dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Hardy Washington
Missouri
National
Frederick
Washington
Capitol
White House
Ave- Niue
Earth
Red Cross
Crimson Rescue
Warrow
A. R World
Life Here In 1830 Described In Frederick County Meeting
The January Frederick County Historical Society meeting was held at the organization home on Patrick Street with President Newman presiding. Marsha ll IMS read a paper on life in Frederick in 1850, and discussion covered old gale items and recently prepared notes from Tanerie. An antique oat printed July 13, 1815 to John Fessier was mentioned, plus gifts of a book on American and French revolutions. An exhibit featured candle sticks arranged by Mr Eichison and Charles Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
S. Cyrus Simmons
Francis Thomas
Mary
M Oc Stockwell
Eichison
Charles Wood
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Love and Dating
A collection of Dorothy Dix letters and answers from a 1940s era column. Topics include six to eight months of constant fighting in engagements, whether peace in marriage predicts happiness, and guidance for a shy teen boy on dating and social graces. Answers stress peaceful coupling, compatibility, and practical social tips.
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Dorothy Dix
S.lg
Obeyance in Speech Lessons From Historic Text
A fragment discusses misused words and pronunciation tips from a language lesson. It highlights the word obe yance and notes emphasis on correct stress and form. The excerpt appears as a guide to improve vocabulary with focus on usage and diction.
Maryland Germans History Book By Cunz Published
Mr Eiehison and Mr Wand discuss the book The Maryland Germans by Cunz recently published. It is an early history of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiehison
Wand
Neumen
Attenton
Maryland
Inauguration of Truman Recalled Four Years On
A Washington reflection marks Franklin D Roosevelt's 1941 inauguration, the ongoing World War II, and the contrast with Truman's 1949 oath. The piece ponders a president's humbleness, public service, and the dangers of ego, noting Truman's courage and fidelity to party while urging focus on duty over triumph. It closes with a brief gospel meditation on humility and reform.
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Washington
Jan
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
United States
Capitol
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Ced
Harry S. Truman
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Civitan Club
Dr. Haas
Ares Walk
Czisoun Hit
Siten. Br
Tuscarore
Bayt
Questions and
Answeers
Washington Daybook
Big Wheels
Cutis
Tom Dewey
Goexer
New York
Louis Johnson
Éouga
Harry F. És
Ballenger Grane
Grange 2
Arthur B. Harton
Motive Safety Foundation
Santer
Ballenger Grange
Folsom
Alabama
Georpias Talmadge
Democratic State Committee
Dewey
Nor
Lane
Petrilie
American Federation of Musicians
James C. Petrillo
CIO
Treasury
American Red Cross
Blood Bank
Patien
S. Truman
Miss Dix
Cal
Mani
Father Divine
Pappy
Bor
Otier B
Weil
Asiong Niceix
Eee Ieee
George
David Lawrence
Earl L. Douglass
Pew
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