The News 1946 Publication Note From Frederick Md
The item presents a 1946 July 26 issue front matter for The News of Frederick Maryland. It lists publication details such as established year 1883 mailing rules and a note about the Associated Press rights. The page includes subscription rates and administrative notices for readers and contributors.
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Merriton Expert
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
News-Post
Court St. Frederick Md
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Gardening In Midsummer Tips For July Planting
The article urges July planting to maximize late summer harvests. It notes heat and humidity challenge garden work and lists crops suited to August 1 sowing such as cabbage, broccoli, beets, carrots, turnips, lettuce, radishes, spinach, and kale. It stresses timely action to extend yields toward frost.
Dog Days Time and Sirius Rise Explained
The article explains how mid-summer became known as the dog days due to Sirius rising, details why the period is hot and sticky, and notes dogs enjoy activity and walks despite the heat. It cautions less outdoor activity for people not used to hot weather.
Strength for Today and The Jazz Age Morals Revisited
Earl L. Douglass and historian Frederick Lewis Allen discuss the “Revolution in Manners and Morals” from the jazz age. They note how taste questions faded but vicious traits solidified in modern life, urging reformers to distinguish manners from morals and learn from past excesses. The piece closes with a quirky note about the duck bike dinosaur collecting aquatic plants.
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Frederick Lewis Allen
Hitler
Tre
Reform Movement 5
Gut
Babson Newspaper Synd
Debate on Air Power versus Navy Dominance in World War II
Washington editorial argues against disbanding battleships and sidelining the Navy for air power. It cites Pearl Harbor, Normandy, and Okinawa to warn that aircraft alone could not win wars without naval and ground support, urging a balanced, unified command and full funding for all services.
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Washington
James H. Coplittle
Air Forces Association
United States Navy
Billy Mitchell
United States
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Mitchell
Hitler
Europe
Normandy
Doolittle
Congress
Japan
Germany
Ici
Gilbert Islands
MacArthur
Rabaul
Marshalls
Avetalian
Pacifc
Okinawa
Army Air Forces
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From July 26 1896
Fire destroys a targ h farm barn near M J Grove, killing five work horses and destroying wheat hay and machinery. Thieves steal from Reichs Ford dairy and carriage house. Aldermen set new salaries including mayor 600 and city police 450. Willard Zimmerman injured when his horse ran amok on Telegraph street.
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M. J. Grove
Electric
United States Express
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reich's Ford
Henry Miller
Board of Aldermen
Wineman and Trimmer
Willard Zimmerman
Telegraph Street
Zimmerman
Republican leaders in Baltimore seek GOP governor pick
Charles McC Mathias and W Harry Haller joined Senator QO E Weller in Baltimore for a conference with Republican leaders. They discussed persuading former Gov Lee Goldsborough to accept the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Charles McC. Mathias
W. Harry Haller
E. Weller
Baltimore
W. Gaver
Feagaville
Adamstown Church II
Johnstown
Irving S. Biser
States
Canada
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
Entries recount George Clinton and other historical figures born or died, notable events from 1758 to 1989 including New York ratifying the Constitution and WWII-era notes, plus birthdays like Ella A Boole, W C F U, Walter Tower, and Sergei Koussevitzky.
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George Clinton
New York
Ulster Co
N.Y
George Catlin
Wilkes Barre
Dee
William Rainey Harper
Braist
University of Chicago
New Concord
Ohio
Edward Mandetl House
Texas
Wiken
Houston
Tex
George Barr McCutchron
Lafaetie
Ind
Louisburg
Canada
John H. Morgan
New Lisbon
Shpain
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Boston
United States
Japan
Philippines
U. S
Rostov
Mussolini
Sic
Caen
Normandy
Potdam
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
van Wert
Walter S. Tower
American Tron and Steel Institute
West Bridgewater
Mass
Sergei Koussevitzky
Veterans Answers on GI Bill and VA Benefits
Questions to the Veterans' Administration outline eligibility for education under GI Bill and related benefits. Topics include subsistence and wage changes, education time limits, permanent versus temporary disabilities, hospital bills for service injuries, unemployment pay, and possible lump sum National Service Life Insurance payments.
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G. K
Oakland
Senate
House
Vocabulary Notes From An English Lesson
A compact guide highlights common usage errors. It cautions against saying when the entertainment was over with and notes mispronunciation of Ulysses, plus frequent misspellings of precipice and elusive in context. It also urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word at a time and using a word three times to claim it.
Social Situations and Notable Figures Mentioned in a Text
A fragment discusses social calls and entertaining duties during travel. It mentions figures such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra member born in Russia, Dr Howard F. Lowry of Wooster College, Dr Franklin B. Snyder of Northwestern University, Una of Middletown, Paul W. Litersfield of Goodyear, and George Bernard Shaw. It notes speech and writing skill and warns against neglect of morality, with a copyright notice at the end.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Russia
Howard F. Lowry
Wooster College
Ohio
Portsmouth
Franklin B. Snyder
Northwestern University
Una
Middletown
Conn
Paul W. Litersfield
Goodyear Rubber
Akran
Boston
George Bernard Shaw
Navy runs coal mines amid push for standard health codes
Washington dispatch notes Admiral Moreell leads 200 naval officers in overseeing seized soft coal mines while the government plans a minimum health sanitation and housing standard. Dr. Boone surveys mines across Oklahoma Arkansas and Alabama with five regional teams to compile data for a national report.
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Peter Enson
Washington
INEA
Navy
Ben Moreell
Aim
Gugne
Nakyo Oedical Corps
Boone
Rez
Wanda
Ss i
Cigs
Illinois
John L. Lewis
New Books In Artz Library and Related Works
A catalog of recent titles includes GREAT TEACHERS edited by Houston Peterson with Helen Keller on Anne Sullivan and other educators like Mark Hopkins and Woodrow Wilson. Also listed are HOW TO PLAY GOLF by Sam Snead, PEACE OF MIND by Joshua Liebman, CARIBBEAN by German Atci nemgas, and MY THREE YEARS WITH EISENHOWER by Hartley Butcher.
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Houston Peterson
Pha Slentsher
Tram
Helen Keller
Anne Sullivan
Miss Keller
Mark Hopkins
William James
Woodrow Wilson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Helen Kellers
Sam Snead
U. S. Gold Association
Joshua Loth Liebman
Caribbean
Isle of San Salvatorio
Panama Canal
United States
Eisenhower
Hart'y_ Butcher
Arsenal
Militare
King in Again as Ridgely King Arrested
Ridgely King was arrested Thursday around 3 PM by Deputy Norman Dietz for public intoxication. He was jailed in default of a $20 collateral for a hearing tonight.
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King
Ridgely King
Norman Dietz
Geal
Questions and Answers From a Mixed Knowledge Set
A compilation of Q and A items covering word origin, Philippine independence, hemp aliases, Dodecanese island counts, UN standards committee functions, and a note on the Wright brothers first flight lasting about 12 seconds.
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Wright Brothers
Dear Miss Dix social guidance column excerpt
Dorothy Dix offers social advice on introductions to city life, meeting eligible men, and navigating conflicts at home. The piece includes replies about making acquaintances, urban social barriers, and a sergeant’s marital troubles with guidance to return to the Army.
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Miss Dix
Ruth
Local draftees receive honorable discharges
Registrants from Draft Board One checked in at board headquarters on Thursday after receiving honorable discharges from the armed forces. Individuals listed include Orville Edgar Shifler Jr and Charles Louie Strater among others from Wem kk Street Wilson Avenue Hayes Leroy Ruthvin Jefferson Route 1.
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Orville Edgar Shifler, Jr
Wem Kk
Charles Louie Strater
Wilson Avenue
Hayes Leroy Ruthvin
Jefferson
Route 1
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