The News masthead and postal information
The document lists publication details for The News of Frederick Maryland including the print schedule as daily except Sunday, subscription rates, address for communications, and Associated Press membership. It notes corrections policy and that the paper is entered as second class mail at the Frederick post office.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Funea
Frederieke
Freedom Of News and the Press in the Cold War Era
Frank E. Gannett argues that United Nations freedom of the press is crucial to world peace. The piece contends Soviet totalitarian rule blocks free expression, hindering international news exchange and trust. It urges the United States to push for greater freedom while pursuing progress on less sensitive questions.
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Frank E. Gannett
United Nations
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Winutes Teertng Nannarsfinn
Union vs Non-Union Jobs at Gloucester Cape Ann
Roger W Babson reflects from Gloucester on Cape Ann about unions and wage workers. He argues unions slow work, raise costs, harm housing, and erode character, urging careful job choice and rules for different ages and health. He favors open, unorganized, or closed shop setups based on personal circumstances.
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Lei Me
Pub. Financial Bureau
United States Production Marvels Highlight Machinery Edge
A recent authoritative business publication praises the United States for producing about two fifths of world industrial output before the war despite only holding about one fifteenth of the global population. It notes per worker output far surpasses European and Chinese levels, driven by advanced machinery that lowers production costs and lifts living standards.
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United States
Question answer quiz style from a historic page
The piece presents a Q A quiz with varied trivia. Topics include Spanish auto prices, grizzly bear size, U S ambassador to the Philippines, earliest Western Hemisphere date, and Native American code talkers in World War II. It blends numerical, geographic, and historical facts in terse exchanges.
Local Items From The Columns Of The News July 18 1896
Soldiers arrived on special trains to begin the State encampment at Camp Gowndes, greeted by hundreds. A large straw stack on the Louis Orphan Asylum trustees farm was destroyed by fire of incendiary origin near Frederick. A 2 year old local youth narrowly escaped serious injury from a .22 cartridge explosion that wounded his abdomen. Gen Bradley T Johnson urged US intervention in Cuba, claiming American property and citizens were at risk and Cuba is lost to Spain. F Columbus Knott of Besant and Knott was thrown from his bicycle near the Fair Grounds after a collision with a horse and bogey driven by Charles Castle, escaping with slight bruises.
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Camp Gowndes
Louls Orphan Asylum
Frederick
Vernon Molesworth
Bradley T. Johnson
New York
Cuba
United States
Cueba
Spain
F. Columbus Knott
Besant and Knott
Fair Grounds
Charles Castle
Knott
Frederick native named to senior army post in Maryland
Twenty years ago in The News column, Major Frederick C. Rogers of the Infantry is appointed to succeed Captain Jann J. Church as senior regular army infantryman with Maryland National Guard. He will report to Frederick this week amid other tiny town notes. A Dodge touring car on Buckeystown pike had its windshield smashed by a turkey buzzard. Ralph Lipps of Frederick was only slightly cut. John U. Markell returns from Stockbridge after a month away. Trinity Methodist Church in South Mt. Airy was struck by lightning and burned. estimated losses run from 15 000 to 20 000 and pews organ and plane were saved during fire.
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Frederick C. Rogers
Jann J. Church
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Buckeystown Pike
Ralph Lipps
Lipps
John U. Markell
Stockbridge
Mass
Hae
Trinity Methodist Church
South
Mt. Airy
Today in History and Anniversaries of Notable Figures
A collage of birth and death dates for 18 figures including John Frazee Clara Swain Rose Hartwick Thorpe Tom L Johnson Samuel Stratton Charles Erwin Wilson Clifford Odets Dana G Munro Herman Hagedorn Oliver Hart Harlean James and others. Also notes postal exchanges between the Soviet Union and foreign countries and prewar mail counts.
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John Frazee
Rarner
Sui
Rahway
N. J
Clara A. Swain
India
Elmira
N.Y
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
Mishawaka
Ind
San Diego
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Georgetown
Samuel W. Stratton
Phyney Wue
Charles Erwin Wilson
General Motors
Detroit
Minerva
Ohio
Clifford Odets
Philadelphia
Dana G. Munro
Princeton University
Providence
Herman Hagedorn
New York
Oliver James Hart
York
S. C
Harlean James
American Planning and Civic Association
Washington
Mattoon
Soviet Union
Doctor Warns Summer Diarrhea Risk For Infants
A medical advisory details how hot months raise diarrheal infections in babies due to contaminated foods and heat. It emphasizes breast feeding, careful feeding when ill, hygiene, and keeping the infant cool, with guidance on fluids, rest, and avoidant of forced feeding. It also notes that bottle fed infants need clean, germ free foods and boiled or pasteurized options, plus where to obtain prenatal and infant care booklets from the Children's Bureau in Washington DC.
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Famiily
Washington, D. C
Children's Bureau
Washington 25
D c
The Preacher Raises His Voice in Wartime Sermon
In London during bombing Leslie Weatherhead, famed preacher, lifted his voice at a morning service to be heard over fireman hiss and flames. He urged mercy and love as the city fought for safety, insisting the church remains even as evil seeks to ruin life. The preacher vows to persist, while dictators and false systems fade in time.
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Couplass
London
Leslie Weatherhead
Stu
Babson
Gerad
Truman's Record Seen Through Labor Lens by Edson
NEA Washington Correspondent TETER EDSON examines Truman amid labor conflict. The piece argues Truman both anti and pro labor actions, notes vetoes and anti racketeering efforts, cites labor leaders' growing disenchantment, and surveys political outcomes for 1946-48 amid potential party splits and Republican threats. It references Hobbs Petrillo rail maritime strike and wage-control debates.
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Truman
Army
Armed Services
Navy
White House
Dan Tobin
Roosevelt
Hig Afl Teamsters
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trai
Jim Patton
National Farmers’ Union
Hich
CIO
Washington
Oganfuses
OPA
Gallup
Taft
Bricker
Frank Kingdon
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Henry Wallace
Why educated women marry less and divorce rates differ
Dorothy Dix notes statistics show a small share of college women marry and few divorces occur. She argues educated women gain new standards and priorities, becoming choosier and less marriageable to those unable to meet expectations, while men prefer less educated wives for practical reasons.
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Arouda
John
Daily Word Lesson on Prudential Usage Tips
English lesson notes explain proper use of scholar pupil student and misused terms. It highlights pronunciation of overalls and common misspellings mischievous versus vious and offers synonyms for principal. The excerpt promotes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily with a quotation on prudence from Brande.
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Brande
Social Situations and the Tin God Ideal in College Life
The text discusses hosting a small picnic as a social test, criticizes cooperative potluck plans, and argues that a man must marry to ensure a woman views him as superior. It concludes with a controversial claim that many college women are old maids.
Anteaters at Washington Zoo Stir Dining Club Rumors
A Washington zoo anteater introduces an odd tradition as a local Anteaters Association forms around zoo restaurant dinners. Members dine on game including buffalo and pheasant for about two decades, with plans to attract more visitors and expand offerings this fall.
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Zoo
South Dakota
New York State
Crisheld
Venezuela
Leech
Buffalo
Anteaters Association
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NEA
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