The News masthead and publication details from Frederick Md
A fragmented newspaper masthead notes The News published in Frederick Maryland by the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co. It lists prices for subscriptions and states AP content rights and correction policy, with postal classification and offices on Court Street.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg. CO
News-Post
Court St. Frederick Md
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
PePen
Focal News
Freedom of News and the Press in a Cold War World
The article argues that international press freedom is essential for world peace. It cites Frank E. Gannett on United Nations duties and notes Russia’s totalitarian regime blocks free speech and news exchange. It urges America to push for greater freedom while acknowledging limited impact unless internal Soviet policy shifts.
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Frank E. Gannett
United Nations
Russia
Soviet Union
America
United States Production Marvels Noted in Business Review
A respected business publication lauds U.S. production as extraordinary before the war, noting the country accounted for about forty percent of world industrial output with only one fifteenth of the population. It cites high labor productivity, superior machinery, and power as key drivers behind rich living standards and global envy.
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United States
Questions and Answers From a Curious World
A quiz like exchange covers autos in Spain with high prices up to 300 000 pesetas, the largest bear being the grizzly at nine feet and half a ton, Paul V. McNutt as U S ambassador to the Philippines, an earliest Western Hemisphere date of 291 BBC on a stone near Tres Zapotes, and American Indian code talkers with 300 Nuvahees aiding Marine Corps, changing battles.
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Spain
Western Hemisphere
BBC
Tres i Zapotes
Mexico
Union Versus Non-Union Jobs in Cape Ann
Roger W. Babson argues on Cape Ann that labor unions slow work, raise costs, and harm housing and ambition. He contrasts union and non union paths, advising youths to join unorganized firms for rapid advancement and older workers to seek unionized firms with closed shops, noting the broader social impact.
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Shin Fom
Uniun Val
Kindnelal Bureau
Fifty Years Ago Local Items July 18 1898
About 1 800 soldiers arrived here by special trains to begin the State encampment at Camp Lowndes. Hundreds of citizens greeted them. A large straw stack on the Louts Orphan Asylum farm was destroyed by fire of incendiary origin. The farm is tenanted by Vernon Molesworth who was in bed when the flames broke out. A 12 year old local youth escaped serious injury from a 22 caliber cartridge explosion that wounded his abdomen. General Bradley T Johnson urged US intervention in the Cuba fighting, declaring American property and ruin at stake. W R F Columbus Knott of Besant and Knott collided with a horse and buggy near the Fair Grounds, was thrown but escaped with minor bruises.
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Camp Lowndes
Louts Orphan Asylum
Frederick
Vernon Molesworth
Bradley T. Johnson
New York
Cuba
United States
Spain
WR. F. Columbus Knott
Besant and
Frederick Rogers to lead First Infantry in Maryland
Twenty years ago local items note Major Frederick C. Rogers of the Infantry appointed to succeed Capt. John H. Church as senior regular army. he will visit Frederick this week. A Dodge touring car windshield was smashed by a turkey strike on the Burklystown pike, driver Ralph Lipps escaped with minor cuts. John A. Markell returns home from Stockbridge Massachusetts after a month away. Trinity Methodist Church South Mt Airy was struck by lightning and destroyed, with pews piano and organ saved. losses estimated between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars.
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Frederick C. Rogers
Infantry
John H. Church
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Burklystown Pike
Ralph Lipps
Lipps
John A. Markell
Stockbridge
Mass
Trinity Methodist Church
South
Mt. Airy
Today in History and Births Anniversaries Included
A collage of anniversaries notes historic figures born or dying on this date from John Frazee to Clara Swain and Rose Hartwick Thorpe plus 19th and 20th century milestones in stamps, peace talks, aviation, and world events. Birthdays include Charles Wilson Clifford Odets Dana Munro Hagedorn Hart James and Harfean James with brief character eye on the day’s potential traits.
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John Frazee
Rahway
N. J
Clara A. Swain
India
Elmira
N.Y
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
Mishawaka
Ind
San Diego
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Georgetown
Port Bureau of Standards
Mass. Institute of Technology
Litchfield
Charles Erwin Wilson
General Motors
Detroit
Minerva
Ohio
Clifford Odets
Philadelphia
Dana G. Munro
Princeton University
Providence
Doctor Says Summer Increases Diarrheal Diseases
Health bulletin warns summer heat raises diarrheal illnesses among infants and young children. Breastfed babies fare better. care includes boiled water, handwashing, cleanliness, and careful feeding routines. For guidance, request Prenatal Care and Infant Care booklets from the Children's Bureau in Washington 25, D.C.
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Washington, D. C
Children's Bureau
Washington
Ify
The Preacher Raises His Voice Amid City Fire
Wart L Douglass reflects on Leslie Weatherhead during bombing as a symbol of moral fight. He compares the fire and ruin of evil to the preacher who must keep raising his voice for mercy and love. The piece argues faith endures while destructive systems fade. Copyright Babson Newspaper.
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London
Leslie Weatherhead
Kcopyright Babson
Truman's Record Seen Through Labor Lens
Peter Edson analyzes President Truman amid labor unrest and political speculation. He notes anti labor actions like anti racketeering bills and strike controls, while highlighting pro labor signals such as wage control requests and government strike management. Labor leaders grow wary yet some polls suggest Truman could still win broad independent support.
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Peter Edson
MNEA
Washington
Waraingwut
Nbar
Harry
Tfur
Truman
OPA
Labor
Army
Armed Services
Navy
White House
Mr. Truman
Dan Tobin
President Roosevelt
AFL Teamsters
A. F. Whitney
Brehefacod
Jim Patton
National=Farmers’ Union
CIO
Lawas
Gallup
Taft
Bricker
Frank Kingdon
National Citizens’ Political Action Committee
Henry Wallace
Dorothy Dix Says Why educated women avoid marriage
Dorothy Dix notes 60 percent of women graduates marry, yet educated women remain choosy and conflict with traditional roles. She cites delusions from college life, independence, and standards as reasons men marry non educated partners. She argues men seek home econom y and control, while learned women seek equality and self sufficiency.
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Saronny
John
Prudential and Misspelled Words Take Center Stage
English lesson notes prize precision in usage with terms like scholar pupil student and prudent as derived from prudence. It offers mispronunciation tips for overalls mischievous and a Brande quote on Proverbs and prudential conduct while proposing a social anecdote about picnics and hospitality in dating culture.
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Brande
Anteater at National Zoo and dinner club amuse the public
A Washington report outlines a new anteater at the National Zoo from South America and a peculiar Anteaters Association formed by Dr. William Mann and Gordon Leech. Members dine weekly at the zoo restaurant, sampling game dishes including buffalo, pheasants, and green turtle steak, with a modest dinner price and a limited membership. The piece also shares whimsical verse about lovers and stars, concluding with Braddock Heights imagery.
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Washington
National Zoological Park
South America
Zoo
Anteaters’ Association
William Mann
Gordon Leech
South Dakota
New York State
Crisfield
Venezuela
Leech
Buffalo
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