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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1948
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues husbands show little interest in homes due to lack of personal space and authority. She notes men seek a home yet few have real say, with wives directing guest lists and decor. The piece cites scarce male personal belongings and the habitual cold shoulder to a husband’s friends, suggesting low husband engagement.
Editorial argues five Baltimore radio stations violated Baltimore Supreme Bench rules on crime news dissemination since 1939. It questions extending the rules statewide, defends press freedom, and urges testing in higher courts while opposing hamstringing of news by restricting coverage in Frederica County.
The Providence RL Journal lauds the August 18 Maryland Conservation Field Day at Thrasher farm near Jefferson. It will showcase a one day face lifting to demonstrate modern soil conservation, warning of hundreds of thousands of acres washed away yearly and urging Americans to recognize the toll of soil waste.
DeMolay baseball teams in Frederick swing into a weekend schedule with two big tests. Friday at five o'clock they host a Baltimore DeMolay chapter on the new high school diamond. Saturday they play Washington Robert Le Bruce DeMolay at Me? McCarday field at five. No admission. gates open to the public. The club aims to revive local teenage baseball.
From The News July 27 1895 two Frederick bicycleists Elmer S Fahrney and J Murray Brish depart for a Pennsylvania tour aiming a double century first day and century daily thereafter Frederick banks show total resources 3896467 with deposits 2609028 The Bicycle Club may skip night electric lighting at Athletic Park this season Louis Kline dealer displayed three Dewey Sampson watermelons at his Green Grocer shop attracting much attention
From The Columns Of The News July 27 1828 a bridge construction contract over Catoctin Creek between Middle He ward rove and Conner bert Ormson runs for Maset ina Bruns election Aug 6 Saree H Molec not seeking reelection Gene Tunney defeated Tom Heeney for heavyweight title in 11 rounds about 500 fans heard round by round report at the News Post office Bowers and Sherman P Bowers spent 8 weeks at Atlantic City and will return today
Washington Daybook details a July Philadelphia Wallace convention blending camp meeting and political theater. It portrays Wallace, Tugwell, Baldwin, and Press missteps, with youths challenging the old guard and Communist fears shaping the scene. It sketches vignettes of delegates, radicals, and staged political pageantry amid tense exchanges and sensational impressions.
The Weather Vets Guide discusses draft exposure for veterans and exemptions, including age and service criteria. It also covers VA compensation and subsistence, guaranteed minimums, and how wages affect benefits, plus notes on GI Bill flying courses and potential future increases.
A physician outlines polio myelitis treatment emphasizing early diagnosis, bed rest, and nursing care. The piece notes early signs resemble a cold, the danger of breathing trouble requires respirators, and hot wet packs aid relief. It includes a Q&A on causes, and mentions Japan's industry decline and Andorra’s small size.
Washington, July 27. The ECA authorized a 2.3 million dollar reconstruction loan for Iceland to outfit a herring oil factory ship and modernize the fishing sector though the Iceland government has not signed and balks at terms and rates. The plan aimed to enable at sea processing, reduce port calls, and extend fishing time, but ECA’s loan drive faces high interest and competition from outright grants.
Spokane Washington counsel warns PLT applicants discharged before September 1 1946 that applications must be postmarked by midnight September 1 1948. Do not delay and risk missing the boat on terminal leave benefits.
Know America Today's anniversaries list notable figures born or died across centuries including Nathaniel Greene Thomas Say and Harrison Fisher with dates and places. It also records Today's History events from 1866 to 1945 and features a birthdays section and a cautionary horoscope about a sensitive, calculating personality.
Frederick celebrate Frolic Week honoring Joseph Lee at Baker Park band shell. Business and Professional Women's Club sponsored. Judges Louise Strine Pauline Bowlus Mary Ramsburg. Awards went to Fairgrounds Washington Street Baker Park Harmon Field. top performer Paula Winstrad. other awards went to Marion Wahlburg Patsy White Mary Louise Sarr.
Surprise birthday party held Sunday at Braddock for Rev Mr Myers who turned 65, with prearranged dinner at the Tobery home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Rivers, Mr and Mrs Tobery, family guests from LeGore and Creagerstown, and many presents given to the celebrant.
A long list of Frederick residents and relatives are visiting family and traveling. Mrs. John M Williams and her young son return from Rockwell Terrace. Alan W Long Jr. departs for Camp Wright on the Eastern Shore. Miss Frances Boteler returns to Baltimore from Ocean City via Wellesley Mass. Families from Woodsboro and Frederick host visits with relatives from Arlington, Portsmouth, Washington and beyond.
The Middletown High School Class of 1933 held a reunion and dinner at the Catoctin Country Club. A fried chicken dinner with daisies on the tables followed by group singing, yearbook readings, and sharing of current lives. Members and spouses attended from Braddock Heights Myersville Hagerstown Thurmont Washington Baltimore and Harrisburg with photographs of children passed around.
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