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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1948
Page
2
Dorothy Dix argues most mothers educate daughters in book learning but neglect teachable life skills. mothers should train girls from cradle to avoid marrying poorly, preventing sorrow and shame. also notes that Earth’s curvature is about eight inches per mile on a level plane.
The article sketches the clash between Tito and Communist factions as a lens on the wider world system. It notes shifting policies, external pressure, and the fragile balance of allegiance within the Communist bloc amid infighting and international pressure.
The public enjoys guided tours to cities and regions of historical interest. Sight-seeing enriches visitors with stories of notable places and remarkable people, sustaining romance and memory through vivid journeys and learned narratives.
Frederica City saw fewer assessment complaints after a Monday hearing by the County Commissioners. Property owners attended as revaluations proceed to make assessments more equitable. Officials noted statewide plans to adjust assessments and streamline the process to speed up valuations and reduce guesswork.
July 5, 1898 report from Frederick recalls naval victory celebrations for Winfield Scott era. Crowds cheered, bands played, flags waved as a parade moved through town. Bizarre notes include a large bank barn completion and stray details about local figures and incidents.
Weather observer Charles S Bir etyd reports storms this week with fierce winds and hail, noting the season’s volatility. The score emex won a Bi fame and Frank Rodgers drove Young with the wir as jecals lead standings 3-2.
A fragmented Washington Daybook piece outlines the 1940 Democratic Convention maneuvering. It names Arthur and Dwight D. Eisenhower in speculative team play, Vandenberg's tactics, Gov. Kim Sigler’s pressure, and hints at behind the scenes negotiations shaping the nomination. The report threads political doubt, allegiances, and the uneasy path to a party ticket.
The article reflects on post election power dynamics among Democrats, noting Dewey’s victory and Truman’s continued influence. It discusses potential leadership changes, long-term battles within the party, and concerns over European aid, domestic policy shifts, and electoral strategy, with references to figures like Eisenhower and Bryan era analogies.
Detroit July 12 The CIO UAW leader Reuther leaves his sick room to resume bargaining with Ford. He warns the union would call a strike if no central agreement by Thursday is reached. Ford offers up to 14 cents an hour raise while average pay runs about 1.52 per hour. Reuther’s return marks first bargaining appearance since April shooting. a prior attack nearly severed his arm.
Labor unions appeared at both party conventions but failed to energize the electorate as CIO and AFL leaders faced brisk brushoffs. William Green and James Carey pressed for repeal of the Taft-Hartley act, inflation relief, and expanded social programs, while GOP and Democratic camps remained divided and unconvinced by union appeals.
A fragmentary religious meditation on Paul’s letter to the beloved follower and the home church. The text discusses private gatherings, heart guidance, and the role of love, prayer, and devotion in strengthening family life and faith.
A fragmented weather note reports precipitation for July around 0.09 inches versus normal 0.297 inches and yearly highs around 91 degrees with low temperatures near 9, with conditions described as cloudy at Bucxerstown Dam and clear at Knoxville, including unclear references to forest rainfall amounts and other inconsistent figures.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and notable figures with brief biographical notes. Includes births, deaths, and achievements such as Jane A Sedden, Charles A N.S, Mary E Woolf, John J Astor, Edward J Flanagan, and Geronimo. Also mentions the University of Pennsylvania charter, Lincoln era events, and WWII era notes.
A concise note explains the first syllable of melee and compares it to support. It clarifies sustain uphold bear and carry meanings, guiding pronunciation and usage in context.
A brief note reports a situation described as serial and indicating it isn’t a high cost effort. It suggests a focus on practicality and resource use without detailing locations or participants. The phrasing implies ongoing or repeated activity requiring some investment but not lavish spending.
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