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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
4
A woman asks how to win her son’s wife Mary Jane’s affection and avoid in law squabbles. The reply advises welcoming the daughter in law warmly, letting the bride lead, avoiding unsolicited advice, not living in the same house, and being genuinely lovable to earn her friendship.
A poll by U S News and Wind Report asks 55 Senators and 274 Representatives what kind of President each man would be. Taft tops the list followed by Vandenberg Dewey Martin Stassen MacArthur Warren and others.
Young people planning study plans for next year should consider foreign languages. Spanish is popular due to anticipated Latin American business and trade links. Knowledge of major languages may aid future work as relations with foreign countries grow closer.
Bible line Luke 8 48 recalls Jesus telling a woman her faith has made her whole and to go in peace Dr Young notes faith builds a bridge from this world to the next for comfort and reflection.
June 3 1558 recounts a debating society at Male High School on whether a young man may war against parental wishes with a unanimous negative outcome. A horse freed itself from an awning hook at John Hendrickson’s store. Mercersburg Academy commencement honors Guy K Motter for recitation Emmets Benediction. Montgomery County School Board sues Erick County School Co to recover tuition for county children. John W Dertzbaugh of North Market reflects on self.
Twenty years ago notes recall Hood College celebrating its 35th baccalaureate service Sunday. The column lists the local ace basketball squad and players such as Carl W. Snook and Rey R. Taylor. Prisoners escaped county jail with thirteen others not attempting escape. Joe Neptune resigned as manager of the Frederick Hustler baseball club with Henry Sherry named temporary manager and pitcher Albert Cherry released.
Dr. Alvey M. Isanogle retires as dean of Hagerstown Junior College after guiding the institution since its mid era. He came from Western Maryland College to lead the college and served through two school years ending with the 1947-48 term. Hull, president of the student council, presented gifts and praised his unflagging efforts. Isanogle plans retirement in California.
In Washington Daybook, TRIS COFFIN notes Senate tensions as Wherry jokes about trains running late and House Senate leadership clash over housing, reciprocal trade, and social security. He also highlights a dampened Democratic caucus, and a probe into Aramco payments to a Saudi minister, plus a colorful Capitol figure known as Thunderbolt Left Hand.
Weather figures show 1947 precipitation at 4.28 inches for June to date with excess through June 1 totaling 4.92 inches in 1948. Yesterday’s high was 82 and low last night 32. Sunrise and sunset times are listed with moonrise around 3.8 am and moonset at 5.43 pm tomorrow.
Washington reports the Taft Hartley act debate stalled with no amendments this session. Officials say elections to determine compulsory unionization are too burdensome, while opponents argue the move would reopen the act to broader changes before the campaign.
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts plans a day camp at Baker Park near the swimming pool from June 21 to 25, 9 30 a m to 4 p m except Friday 2 9 p m for girls aged seven to 12. Registration will be at the Y on June 4 between 7 and 830 p m. Troop activities include camping at Camp Baker for older girls and a Court of Awards for Troop 24 at Calvary Parish Hall.
A selection of titles available at AE Artz Library includes Our Plundered Planet by Fairfield Osborn, Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, How to Cook Well by Ann B Robbins, Modern Ways with Children by Elizabeth B Hurlock, Maine Charm by Elinor Graham, and String-Kitchens and Attics. Also notes Wins Scholarship and tax exemptions for crossovers.
Elevator operator Dielo Cruz heard his buzzer and rushed to his post but found the shaft occupied and fell from a fifth floor window to the basement. He survived with serious bruises and walked away from the hospital shortly after.
Babson Park Mass June 3 Agriculture Department in Washington warns against buying more farm land at current prices with mortgage financed purchases seen as risky. High values near cities mix speculation with production concerns and risk of a 1930s style market crash.
Three divorce decrees were signed by the court. Phoebe E Messner was divorced from R Messner with custody issues and costs awarded. Manuel Berg represented the plaintiff and Thomas S Glass appeared for the defendant Earl B Barker. Brunswick and Baltimore figures noted in proceedings.
County Farm Agent Ralph F. McHenry says cold weather in early April will reduce the Allegany county apple crop by about a quarter or a third. He notes heavy dropping of small green apples as the damage becomes evident.
Edwin Kemp son of Mrs. Caroline Kemp of 313 West College Terrace will graduate from Ohio University Athens on June 6 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dramatic Art and English Literature. The degree will be awarded in absentia as he reports May 23 to Mountain Playhouse Jennerstown PA to begin work as scene designer and technical director. He has served as director and technical advisor for Wesley Players at Ohio University, directing one act plays and supervising actors for World Brotherhood Week observances. He will take a graduate assistantship at Bowling Green State University starting in fall, with part time teaching and advanced study in scene design and directing.
The Dr Pepper team opened league play with a 4 0 defeat as Forest and Penrer fielded a steady defense. Norwood and Swomiey led early threats, and Max Kehne sparked a late rally as Gross worked a solid game. Kennedy walked, Harley advanced, and Simmons drove in a run to break through for the Vets.
A mixed roster of births and deaths of prominent figures including Henry Clay, Garret Hobart, George Adams, and Raymond Peart, plus Today in History milestones from 161 to 1943. Also notes on birthdays, a horoscope, and a commentary on noise-induced inefficiency nationwide.
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