Doctor Says Children Born Defective Require Family Adjustments
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains congenital defects arise in some pregnancies and via maternal age and diseases such as German measles. He notes recurrence risks for families with one affected child and urges tactful support, with examples of successful adaptation by affected children. The column also answers a reader question on tonsil treatment. Buckhannon festival results report Robert Hall winning a $50 prize and other berry exhibits.
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FETE
Buckhannon
W. Va
Byrd predicts large federal deficit warning for 1950 era
Senator Harry F. Byrd warns that a July 1 1949 fiscal year deficit could reach 7 to 8 billion dollars prompting tax increases. He cites peacetime spending records and expanding programs including Marshall plan costs and defense budgets. He argues Congress won t curb wasteful spending and urges action to protect private enterprise.
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Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Congress
Know How Drives American Innovation and War Efforts
The piece lauds American know how in electricity chemistry and mechanics shaping daily life and wartime power. It credits pioneers education and freedom for ingenuity and steady progress in mastering natural forces and producing remarkable industrial advances.
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Pioneters
Tax delinquency charged by U S against Sawyer in Baltimore
Internal Revenue charges a delinquency totaling 160,579.59 dollars against Eugene Laster of Dundaire in Baltimore County for periods 1942 to 1945. The investigation was led by the collector of internal revenue and announced yesterday.
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Zowsen
Fed
Tex Delinquen
Eugene la
Baltimore County
Sawyer
Weather Data Summary for June 1984
Daily precipitation figures show a 24 hour total with June normal at 428 inches and actual rainfall recorded at 397 inches for June. High yesterday reached 280, compared with 54 a year ago. low last night was 33 versus 54 previously. Sun times note sunset at 8 32 PM and sunrise at 5 45 AM. moonrise and moonset are listed alongside June weather figures.
Commencement Day Notices and Local Treasures
Fifty years ago notes from The News report Commencement Day exercises at Woman's College with graduates including Alises Mary Bell Stahr Anna C Mohr Sarah A Cori Sophie G Kerr and others. Market notes describe plentiful strawberries and cherries priced per box. Mentions a Frederick Bar admission for Arles C Waters and a home penigel hosted by Mrs Worthington in honor of her sister Margare: Alver daughter of Judge Alves of Hagerstown.
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Woman's College
Alises
Mary Bell Stahr
Anna C Mohr
Sarah A. Cori
Sophie G. Kerr
Kata Clippinger
Mary Rosanna Hire Bertha A. Har Fett
Helen Walker Stauffer
Omit K. Gray
Ada E Lough
Erma B
Sike Grace R. Whitmore
William E. Nusz
Frederick
Peeraiee
Board of Managers
Arles C. Waters
of Cassell and Waters
Wm H Wm. P. Maulsby
Chas
Glenn Worthington
Margare
Alver
Daught
Judsce x
Alves
Hagerstown
Twenty Years Ago Kocal Ikems From The Columns Of The News
ED at Hood Co H Appice said Alumnae TV AND SONS eased 150 009 of public school bonds at a bid of 103 266 at per cent interest when bids opened by the County Commissioners today. REV. McKINLEY COFFMAN has resigned as pastor of the Church of the Brethren Myersville since January 1924 and will leave June 9 for a Pacific coast tour before foreign mission work. II Kings pitching and consistent hitting by Herbie Young gave the Hustlers a 7 to 1 victory over Hagerstown. Frederick sits in third in the league with Hanover leading.
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Hood Co
H. Appice
TV and Sons
McKinley Coffman
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Pacific Coast
Herbie
Young
Hustlers
Hagerstown
Frederick
Hanover
Truman memo links German industry to Stalin and future wars
A lengthy memo presented to President Truman argues German industrial power in Lorraine and the Ruhr could empower Stalin as it aided Hitler. It urges restricting German steel growth to 4 million tons, shifting focus to French industry, and restricting Ruhr coal, with a study committee to monitor policy.
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Stalin
Hitler
Tris Coffin
Washington
President Truman
State Department
Bob Lovett
Truman
Old and
Capitol Hall
Europe
Reich
Lorrane
Lorraine
Reichs Steel
Ruhr
France
U.S
Wall Street
Germany
Occupied
Channel
Grman
Lorne
Luxembourg
Belgium
Congress
John Oi
Ciarr
Hoover
Harry Truman
Herter
Presider
Western
Automotive wage dispute fuels debate on cost of living
Washington reports on GM and Chrysler wage settlements and the looming third round of raises. The piece weighs cost of living formulas against profits, production, and potential industry-wide effects, noting differing employer and union views and the risk of price and supply shifts. It also touches on postwar German policy and the Marshall Plan.
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Washington
General Motors
Chrysler
CIO
Ike
Tne
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers Journal
John L. Lewis
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler F
Montgomery County Budget Seeks Small Tax Increase
Montgomery County submits a proposed 56 251 633 budget with a five cent tax rate rise to 1 93 per 100 assessed. Public hearing set for June 15 at 8 p m in Rockville Circuit Court room before adoption by July 1.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
I.G. McNair
Circuit Courts
County Board For Education
Charles M. Orme
Montgomery County Junior College
McNair
Board of Public Welfare
Plan Improves Middletown School Lighting This Summer
The Middletown School District plans lighting improvements at Middletown elementary school this summer if feasible. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt commented after The News-Post received a letter claiming the Science Club of Middletown High School found the lighting survey results alarming. The letter asserted headaches and visibility issues in elementary rooms and noted lower grade rooms lack electric Hehis, with the project outlined as a long-prepared blueprint now moving forward pending contractor arrangements.
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Middletown Elementary
Eugene W. Pruitt
Pruitt
News-Post
Science Club
Middletown High School
Fetter
Faith and Nets in Deep Waters
A devotional note links faith to overcoming the world, citing scripture from I John and a Fenelon reflection on letting down nets into transparent depths at a divine command. The piece explores spiritual daring and trust beyond certainty.
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Tvine
Fenelon
Debate on Communism and Civil Liberties in the U S
James Marlow outlines the tension between civil liberties and anti Communist measures in the United States He cites Holmes and cites William Z Foster to illustrate fears of dictatorial rule Even with potential threats to liberty supporters argue that government should not strip rights despite Communist aims.
May Favor Congress Keeping Hands Off
Senator Minkin of Colorado says he would abandon the idea of Congress vetoing foreign trade pacts if the United States Tariff Commission is given an effective role in crafting such agreements. Millixia declined to discuss what that role would be, to be developed during Senate Finance hearings on extending the reciprocal trade agreements act beyond June 12. Oscar B. Ryder, Tariff Commission chairman, is set to testify as part of the committee’s hearing lineup.
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Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Ljdeas
Communist Party
Storce
William Z. Foster
Congress
Russia
Washington
pMinkin R-Coloid
Colorado
Manger
United States
Conan
Millixia
Senate Finance Committee
House
Oscar B. Ryder
Tariff Commission
Answers and Answers: Coal Output and First Female Pilot
The record notes 64 tons per man per day as a 1946 coal mine output, up nearly three tons since 1900. It also cites Mme Thible as the first woman to fly, a French opera singer.
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Mme. Thible
Dorothy Dix Answers Marriage Card Game Worries
Dorothy Dix reassures a wife that weekly card games with friends pose no harm and warns against meddling family interference. She urges accepting spouses freedom, warns against spying, and stresses adult partners running their own affairs.
Germans In Russ Zone Are Hopeless
A wartime report declares the German position in the Soviet zone hopeless and critiques Allied administration. It notes diminished non Communist parties and alleges Soviet influence through political maneuvers including a planned plebiscite for German unification.
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Geie Russi
Berlin
Kommandatura
Suh
Social Democratic
Liberal Democrats
Christian Democrats
Represented Local Lodge At Meeting
Frederick Lodge No. 5 Bnai Brith attended the 72nd annual District Lodge meeting at the Hotel Staington. Officials Nath an Rosensieck and Herman Weener joined sessions with Supreme President Frank Goldman in Lowell Massachusetts. The banquet featured a talk on Americanism with speakers John W. Studebaker and Dr. Merrit Hartshorn. Harold Russell narrated a motion picture and regional district coverage included Tang District of Columbia North and South Carolina and Florida.
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Merrit F. Hartshorn
National Council For Social Studies
Earle T. Hawkins
Marylan State Teachers College
Harold Russell
Tang
Ditrict
Columbia
South Carolina
Florida
Comic Book Story Tied to Death at Home
A boy dies after a clothesline is found looped to a hot water pipe in his bedroom. Police say the incident may be linked to a comic book story that influenced him. The family had returned home from junior high activities for the sister. Elvis Watkins reported Dick’s death and the room’s setup is under investigation.
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Elvis Watkins
Weather Forecast Fragments Across Regions
Fragmented forecast notes show highs around mid to upper seventies and lows in the forties to fifties. Clearing skies give way to warmer afternoons with low humidity in Allegany and Garrett counties. Friday remains fair and warm with sunny conditions.
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Ted Press
George's
Fred G
Allegany and
Garrett
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Maryland Extension Service
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