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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues that marriage does not magically reform partners and that conflicts arise from differing tastes and upbringing. She notes storms in courtship predict storms after vows and urges pre marriage harmony to avoid divorce or a lifetime of conflict.
The Economc Cooperation Ad vition announces a subsidy to encourage private gifts of food and clothing to the needy abroad. The ECA will cover part relief costs and push a message of shared humanity, arguing a small investment can restore faith and deliver tangible aid.
A terse reflection on the apostle Paul's trials at Antioch Iconium and Lystra, noting persecutions endured and the Lord's deliverance, with a exhortation to Timothy about drawing nearer to God through tribulation as purification and growth.
Local notice reports a Palmetto Fibre Company parade and public demonstration in Frederick in honor of Commodore Schley's recent naval triumph. City officials plan resolutions praising Schley and residents express pride in his victory. An annual railway statement shows Frederick and Goldietown Electric Railway earnings of 18,090. A freight train derailed, with cars overturning near a trestle causing concern among east-end residents.
Items from the July 8 1928 edition note a 96 degree heat wave with storms expected later a child named Horace Opelson injured by a seesaw and a broken arm the sale of property needed for Bentz street widening at 2 500 dollars and a Woodsboro Charity League player sustaining a broken jaw after being struck by a ball at Union Bridge
Members of the Carhaugh family gathered for a reunion near Thurmeat with games and amusements. Attendees included Nellie Cadbeucgh Thur Nellie and reder followed by many relatives from Dar, New York, and Pennsylvania.
Washington Daybook outlines Governor Dewey facing Congress with Taft Halleck and Allen shaping his floor strategy. It notes Farley’s comeback rejection, DP act passage debates, and the wave of displaced persons affecting policy.
The bulletin notes precipitation figures for the past 24 hours and month to date with an actual total of 3.97 inches since July 3 and normal expectations. Temperatures show yesterday and a year ago, with 76 and 56 degrees respectively and a year-ago low of 33. Tomorrow’s temperatures are forecast near 351 and 354 degrees by morning, with moonset at 11 15 p.m. Rivers show the Monocacy muddy at Buckeystown Dam and the Potomac clearing on the Virginia side while the Maryland side remains stagnant at Knoxville.
In Washington on July 3 observers report a faction of Democrats aiming to draft General Eisenhower despite his clear refusal to run. They seek to pair his name with Truman if he declines, potentially opening the convention to other names such as Douglas or Marshall, while Wallace and party bosses loom large in the political maneuvering.
Notable birthdays include Fitz-Greene Halleck in 1790, David Lee Child in 1794, Samuel D. Gross in 1805, John D. Rockefeller in 1839, Mary J. Lincoln in 1847, William V. Moody in 1869, and broader events such as the 1776 Declaration read in Philadelphia and various historic moments through 1946. Also mentions Nelson Rockefeller and George Bonney among later figures.
Prague July 8 government probes Solok Congress showing public enthusiasm for former President Eduard Benes and apathy toward his Communist successor Klement Gottwald. Slet parade saw Yugoslav Russian Polish and Bulgarian groups march while American Czechs waved the Stars and Stripes. Police cracked down on demonstrations arresting at least 36. 2390 police blocked central Prague Square to avert further protests.
The text reflects on religious themes as disciples and brothers in the apostolate are discussed. It ponders how some respond to God’s call while others reject it, emphasizing God’s will and human free choice in salvation. It mentions Thomas and other named figures and hints at reformer-type leadership in a historical, devotional tone.
New York July 8 Roger Babson Foresees mixed 1958 economy with auto and steel gains offset by cotton textiles and building weakness. The report predicts strong auto passenger car output and continued rail traffic, while textile prices wobble and building contracts falter. Other sectors face varied prospects as resorts, retail apparel, and oil adapt to shifting demand.
The Mountain Theater Players present The Petrified Forest directed by James Decker with Jean Osborn as Gabby and Trier Carpenter as Alan. The production features a strong ensemble including Barnet Biro Dor Holl Kell Fortin Jack Byerly and Frederick’s Walker Jolliffe with praise for pacing and acting despite a small opening night crowd.
Nathaniel Carroll faced Magistrate Alan Y. Bennett after a pursuit from Frederick to Braddock Mountain where trooper L M Ridge said speeds exceeded 100 mph. Carroll, driving a new Pontiac with 170 miles, was arrested Saturday evening for speeding on the Frederick road. Collateral of $101.45 was forfeited. Also heard were fines for additional motorists with various speeds and for driving while intoxicated or under drugs.
Seventeen year locust sightings surface in Maryland and neighboring states with Frederick County noted. Entomologist Dr. S. W. Brom cautions against DDT use as it cannot deter swarms and may harm the insects. The locusts sing loudly in the morning and afternoon, with twigs used to lay nests and eggs.
A fragment discusses correct usage and pronunciation in English lessons. It mentions phrases like speak to me and cared, notes mispronunciation of impio, and spelling issues such as presc ribe versus perscribe. It defines holy and sacred and hints at daily vocabulary growth through word study.
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