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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1946
Page
3
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The nation’s first period free of price controls revealed restrained retail pricing for many goods, with milk and meat rising due to subsidy removal and scarcity. Meat markets improved as black market activity faded, and price competition limited inflation except where shortages persisted, signaling a cautious forecast for a fully postwar market.
Long columns of Help Wanted show many labor scarcities while unemployment remains high. Many unemployed could work if willing. Clerical and non physical jobs attract those with less demand for skilled labor. Widespread ads indicate business prosperity and potential for families to gain income through part time or full time employment, reducing poverty.
N A Lufburrow lauds maps as the topographic boon that fills gaps in knowledge. He argues maps help people know places they cannot easily reach and should be valued for their factual clarity in daily life.
Today in Washington, July 15, argues that consumer strikes show public misunderstanding of price control and inflation. It says wage demands and higher shipping costs boosted prices, while unions push for higher wages, risking deeper depressions and longer inflation. It urges restraint on unions and smarter productivity to ease costs.
From Columna of The News July 15 1896 Charles Poole Republican sole candidate Frederick Kreh Independent Democrat contends. Voters to the polls tomorrow at West Patrick Street. Also notes rain damage across Brunswick bridges and rail work for a new electric railway. Monocacy River good for fishing but recent rains hamper bass catches. Editor complains of scarce police protection in southwestern city due to late night disturbances.
Fire destroyed the Annie Kepler farm home near Petersville and its contents with losses around 15000 dollars. Frederick Baseball Club filed a formal protest over the Bluse Ridge League split season. officials denied Frederick would quit. Thieves stole a cat bee from Raron Snyder near Buckeystown and damaged Blair’s car later found near Gettysburg. Two four horse teams from J Glis King narrowly escaped accident on Red Hill. one team ditched, horses slightly hurt. Ernest Lipps and others returned from a weeklong automobile trip through New York and Montreal.
Summary of birthdays and deaths for Clement C Moore Almira H L Phelps William Winter Mother Frances Xavier Calvini Franklin K Lane and a chronology of historic events from 1779 to 1945 including Wayne at Stony Point to Truman in 1945.
An analysis of fatigue and diet notes that extra quantities of foods rarely increase work. sugar can raise blood sugar briefly and boost efficiency, but benefits may reflect attention and motivation. Fatigue relief comes from caffeine in moderation, vitamins alone do not raise output. a normal diet with water and rest prevents summer fatigue.
This note discusses common errors with the word reason and that why. it also covers pronunciation of bade and spellings cloth versus clothe. It lists synonyms for brave and urges daily vocabulary growth with the word variant defined as different from others in its class.
Chief Justice Richard S. Whaley of the U S Court of Claims in Washington D C, born in Charleston S C seventy two years ago. Dr Garry C Myers of Boyds Mills Pa, noted psychologist, born Sylvan Pa sixty two years ago. Rear Admiral Harold M Benns, born Oshkosh Wis sixty two years ago. Texlay horoscope notes a sympathetic, home loving nature and low energy, with birth timing hints for different day portions.
NEA Washington report notes war bond redemptions lag sales in 1946 with 12 billion dollars cashed and 42 billion sold. Ownership remains high at over 71 percent as payroll deduction participation waned from 27 million to 15 million. Regional patterns show higher redemptions in lower income groups and among migrant workers, while farm and high income districts outperform. Treasury plans another selling drive next fall.
Dorothy Dix addresses a soldier's letter about suspicions raised by his wife's fortune-telling mother and a Texas connection. She condemns belief in mediums, urges separation from his wife’s bad influence, and says the marriage is in trouble if trust cannot be rebuilt. She warns that a wife guided by such rites will be unbearable and urges action before deployment.
Washington July 15 General Graves B Erskine now administers the Retooling and Reemployment Administration RRA the veterans readjustment agency created in 1944 to coordinate job training and placement for returning servicemen Erskine emphasizes the human side of conversion through community advisory centers and uniform minimum training standards while noting cooperation with the Veterans Administration and other agencies future installments will detail his work and plans.
A reader asks about dating nerves and kissing on a first date. A letter discusses a husband not updating life insurance beneficiary, noting a wife should be protected over a financially independent mother in law, emphasizing the husband’s duty to secure his wife.
A brief verse reflects on divine love and mutual love among people. It contrasts a week of effort to be good with a pleasant Saturday night, noting restraint in speech and kindness to others. The piece attributes the sentiment to Nancy Dennis Sproat.
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