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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1948
Page
4
A garbled note indicates a 1948 audit of newspaper circulations processed through the post office in MD. It references a readable line about a circulation figure of 35.50 and the phrase second-class matter. The fragment suggests standard mailing and classification details for a local paper.
The Washington District Court mediated a prompt settlement of the captive coal strike affecting about 40 000 miners who produce 10 percent of soft coal. Miners resume work after a week, with pay rising from 7.69 to 14.05 daily since 1928. The NLURE will decide the legality of the union shop after contract signing.
A Frederick city letter writer urges removing trolley tracks on East Patrick Street to improve traffic. He urges citizens to write Mayor and Aldermen, copies to the News-Post and to him, and notes possible cooperation among H F Rail, B&O, and Pennsylvania Railroad.
The piece discusses spiritual resilience as hidden manna granted to those who resist temptation and endure hardship. It contrasts military, athletic, and business figures with spiritual heroes who retain faith and nourishment for dark days, invoking biblical imagery and moral exhortation. An adjacent obituary reports the death of Mrs. Florence Eva Johnson, 38, struck by a car on Colesville pike near Cloverly, wife of Herbert Johnson and mother of four.
Fifty years ago local items note Isaiah Mealey’s 97th birthday at his South Market home. A. B. Hargett sold his West Patrick street grocery to Clagsett E. Ramsburg. The long drought hurt crops with scarce markets. tomatoes eight cents a quart, corn poor, apples a failure. A Theodore Kreh child was injured at Bent Street.
Twenty years ago items from The News Columns mention Bernard Xi and others visiting Mrs RegMond in Independence, a Frederick County Law and Order League suspension reported for the year, and local social notes from Baker Parish and Maryland.
Washington Daybook by Tris Coffin discusses the rift between military and diplomatic views on Soviet strength, the Berlin blockade, and U S strategy. It notes Truman and Marshall backing diplomatic hardlines, Berlin as a pressure point, and concerns over postwar Europe policy and 1948 campaign dynamics.
Dorothy Dix replies to readers on why husbands drift from promises of lifelong love noting permanent change is unpredictable. She cites examples of faithful spouses and those who abandon partners, and warns against rushing into marriage without resolve.
Anniversary list highlights Mordecia Noah Samuel Colt Mary Ann Bickerdyke and others with birth and death years. Today in History recalls events from 1644 to 195? including Seneca Falls convention and WWII era milestones. Horoscope notes aesthetic temperament, possible ups and downs, advise stability and prudent wealth planning.
Washington notes three key veterans deadlines this month and next. Terminal leave pay must be claimed by August 31 for those discharged before August 31, 1946. later claims are not granted. Insurance reinstatement ends July 31 with a grace period ending this month. reinstatement requires a health statement and two months' premiums.
Jean Keller of Philadelphia, Drexel Institute of Technology graduate, holds a Bachelor of Science in home economics. She is treasurer of Tavermmiir and active in Alpha Sigma Alpha Rouge, Home Economics Association, and the dormitory advisory board. She recently taught and published, and was appointed to Bayard Junior High School in Wilmington for the coming year. Her brother is a former Middletown resident.
The article discusses tetanus risks and prevention, noting soil exposure and injury as entry points for the germ. It explains antitoxin timing, the value of toxoid vaccines for military personnel and children, and mentions Dr. Edwin P. Jordan answering reader questions in a daily column.
Side glances monly treated by heat often the form of diathermy. If this does not work X ray treatments are fre quently successful. In some cases where calcium is deposited an operation may be necessa
Emmitsburg and surrounding area residents report visits with relatives in New Jersey Baltimore and Virginia. Births and family celebrations mark mid July as relatives attend birthdays and announce newborns. Long list of names appears with travel and hospital details among community updates.
The fragment mentions a brig with two masts and squarer rigging, then shifts to the Dark Ages and the Western Roman Empire from about 475 AD to the revival of learning around 1150. It notes learning at a low ebb in Europe during this period.
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