Dorothy Dix Says on True Friends and Family Choices
Dorothy Dix advises that a true friend is dependable unselfish and respectful, and notes friendships form from shared tastes. She warns against parental interference when a 28 year old woman plans to wed and stresses establishing a own home early. A mother’s reluctance and a mother’s need to stay with children are weighed with a plea for parental support and reliable babysitting.
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Httle
Sill
Miss Dix
Jimmy
Dorothy Dix
Mandy
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
More Money to Spend Signals Healthy Economy
The April personal income rose by 600 million dollars, a sign of a growing economy as more people earn wages and payrolls expand. The Commerce Department notes the gain reflects higher employment rather than wage hikes, and despite excluding veterans insurance dividends, income would near one billion if included. National income stands around 213 billion annually, with business barometers at high activity levels.
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Department of Commerce
Hts
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Elders Not Wanted Pay as Age Bias Erodes Jobs
Government labor commissioner Ewan Clague says age 35 and over faces barriers despite capabilities. He urges flexible hiring and a joint program with government industry and labor to end discrimination, noting valuable traits in mature workers and a long working life post 45. Also notes the historical use and loss of cement knowledge, with modern Portland cement emerging in 1924.
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Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Mr. Clague
Maryland Delegation Backs McKinley Roosevelt at Convention
Fifty years ago local notes report Maryland’s Republican delegation voting unanimously to support McKinley for President and Theodore Roosevelt for Vice President, with both nominated by acclamation. Other items include a house sale for 950 dollars to Mrs. Mery Biggs, Ramsburg sworn in as county treasurer, new treasurer’s clerk named, tax rate set at 85 cents per hundred with projected yield, and bids for leasing the City Opera House led by Harry E. Blackiston at 800 dollars.
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Maryland
President McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas S. Lipps
West Fifth Street
Mery L. Biggs
James Biggs
Alexander Ramsburg
Hiram Lt. Gaver
Lewistown
City Opera House
Harry E. Blackiston
Trustees plan take over Winchester Hall option to buy
Trustees of Frederick Female Seminary propose the Board of Education take over Winchester Hall with annual rent of 3500 and a first-year purchase option of 75000 for the property and equipment or a long-term lease. No decision yet. Wheat hits wartime low at 88 cents a bushel. John W. Grove to run for county commissioner in Democratic primary. Norman Ford of Boy Scout Troop 9 named most obscure scout, Rodney Wilhis close competitor.
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Frederick Female Seminary
Board of Education
Winchester Hall
John W. Grove
Frederick
Norman Ford
BOY Scout Troop 9
Rodney Wilhis
APHHE
Appellation Among Persons and Historic Juice Volume
A compact note lists word usage tips and spelling quirks, highlighting appellation as a title or name for people like Jen. It contrasts expect and anticipate, notes pronunciations for desperado and eu in eulogize, and cites a historical figure of twelve million gallons of orange juice frozen in 1448-49 versus 266,000 gallons in 1945-46.
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Ray
Informal liberal group grows influence on Capitol Hill
Washington daily notes an informal policy committee of young liberals enlarging its reach in Congress. Members include Representatives Case Heselton Javits Fulton and Senators Lodge Ives with Joe Martin potential shift. The group holds spare time seminars on Social Security health foreign affairs and housing to inform votes without prescribing them.
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Reed Blaine Washington
Capitol Hill
Clif Case
New Jersey
John Heselton
Massachusetts
Jack Javits
New York
Jim Fulton
Republican Party
Ohio
Clarence Brown
Indiana
Charlie Halleck
Nebraska
Kenneth Wherry
Fulton
Joe Martin
Martin
Old Guard
DPs In Communist Camp In Germany Kicked And Beaten
Frederick County student Frederick A Randall, now a field worker for World Student Relief, reports from Berlin and Bautzen in the Russian zone about 6000 political prisoners kept in inhuman conditions. He describes hunger, disease, and a March protest brutalized by 172 volkspolizei officers, with many wounded or dead. Randall also recounts Hans a 19 year old box worker from Dresden conscripted to uranium mining and jailed for sabotage, debt bondage, and forced flight toward freedom in the American sector amid widespread refugee hardship and police intimidation.
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Germany
Frederick Countioes
Frederick A. Randall
Howard County
University of Fribourg
Switzerland
World Student Relief
Geneva
Munich
Randall
Berlin
Bautzen
Volksparvel
Mr. Randall
Hans
Afts
East Zone
West Berlin
Dresden
Mariandorf
People's Police
East Germany
Volkspolizei
Bible Thought on Forgiveness and Love Across Time
A reflection on Luke 7 37 where a sinner is forgiven for loving much and on Madame de Staels view that love is the emblem of eternity transcending time memory and end.
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Madame de Stacl
Washington reflects on war, peace, and party roles
In June 21 Washington dispatches, Republicans fault the administration for delaying a clear peace strategy while pressing anti Communist aims. Democrats stress “peace” rhetoric, yet evidence suggests a wary stance toward Kremlin negotiations. The piece warns that armament races fuel conflict and calls both parties to craft a real plan appealing to Soviet and satellite publics.
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Washington
Republican Party
Brannan
Kremlin
Acheson
Dallas
Russia
Arme
Democratic Party
Isj
Congress
America
Harpers Ferry Bolivar Lions elect officers at June meeting
The Harpers Ferry Bolivar Lions Club elected officers on June 14 with William Flannagan as president Lloyd Hough as first vice president Robert Fields as second vice president Joan Newcomer as third vice president Raymond Biller as secretary treasurer Cyrus Cavalier as tail twister T. E. Lake as lion tamer and L. D. Nichols and C. W. Wolfe as two year directors. The report also notes various local visits graduations and community notices from Bolivar Harpers Ferry and surrounding areas including funeral services with military honors for Dear A Grove and multiple residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Youngstown, C
Jessie Cauffman
Brunswick High School
Betty Lou Dougherty
Knoxville
Dorothy Fulmer
Huntingdon
John Newcomer
J. C. Newcomer
Cliffside Cabins
Jessie Dailey
Charles Wolfe
Camp Hill
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Leroy Beans
Round Hill
Lee Edwards
Camp Ill
James Turner
Charles Town General Hospital
Frank Burke
Purcellville
Stanley Whitehair
John
Harpers Ferry
Lawn Murphy
Ellsworth McConnell
Alexandria, Va
Robert Fields
F. Mason
Ralph Hesse
Donald Brarly
Martinsburg
John Glover
Bolivar
Terry Glover
Mullville
Biglerville
Mary Lee Grover
Barbara Kienfeltner
Robert Edwards
Virginia
G. E. Webb
Laureda Webb
Gaithersburg
Washington
Boliver Methodist Church
J. L. Euckles
L. ©. Bush
Harvey Carter
Daisy Edmondson
Minnie Virts
Norman Mumaw
Sandy , Hack
Lenora J . Staubs
Howard Lennon
C. R. Young
Kenneth Brown
Chambersburg
Charles Riley
H. E. Benjamin
Silver Spring
J. E. Wolfe
William Beckenbaugh
William Demery
Walter Jeakins
Earl Hampshire
Donnie
Baltimore
J. L. Euckles and Sons
iPerry and
Jay
Lydia Janney
Charles Town
Cortisone Reported Key to Costly Cow Disease Cure
Ithaca June 21 A University of Maryland team reports ketosis or acetonemia in dairy cattle is linked to adrenal and pituitary glands. Cortisone cured sick cows within 18 hours and restored milk production within six days. Findings presented at the American Dairy Science Association meeting at Cornell University may influence human medicine in related areas.
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Ithaca
University of Maryland
Joseph C. Shaw
B. ©. Hatziolos
American Dairy Science Association
Cornell University
Shaw
Heras
Shea
The
University Connecticut
Hatziolos
Gre In
France
Germany
New Books and Art Display at the Library
The library announces New Books of Arts including John Adams and the American Revolution by Catherine Drinker Bowen and such titles as Your Aches and Honor Your Partner. An exhibition features Rev. L Gene Stewart’s hand hammered and etched art metal works on display during June.
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John Adams
Catherine Drinker Bowen
Boston
Dorothy Nye
Ed Durlacher
Ida Bailey Allen
John Foster Dulles
International Organization
Russia
Rev
L. Gene Stewart
Trinity M. E. Church
Stewart
Odds And Ends From Thirty Years Ago Column Item
The June 19 Waynesboro Record Herald column notes Le land Hotel proprietor Cc B Cox donated a flag to the local Rotary Club emblazoned with national insignia. Hood College Dean Miss Helen Price Frederick announced restrictions barring low necked or sleeveless evening gowns, requiring prior review before wear to push a conservative female attire standard. Miss Henrietta Adgate Duer Baltimore artist died at 76, with Wayne Lancaster of Harpers Ferry driving to Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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Waynesboro
Cc. B. Cox
Leland Hotel
Rotary Club
National
Helen Price
Hood College
Frederick
Miss Price
Duer
Baltimore
Henrietta Adgate Duer
New York
Draftees and Vets Guide on NSLI dividend payments
Major Thomas M. Ma explains theNSLI dividend process for draftees and veterans. Payments, including late applicants, should finish by June 30 with about 400 000 eligible to receive funds totaling around 2.8 billion dollars. If checks are delayed or incorrect, contact VA officials or write Major Nial via the newspaper for assistance.
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Thomas M. MA
Washington
E. G. Jos
Special Insurance Sects Service
Veterans Administron
D. C
Federal Reserve Board
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Dear A. Grove
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