First Park Service Held In Baker Park Series
The first in a Baker Park community service series was held Sunday evening with Rev. William D B Mowen as speaker and Rev. Paul Allhouse reading scripture. A ladies trio sang, and the service, moved to Trinity Methodist Church chapel due to weather, drew about 80 attendees.
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Robert L. Smith
Paul Allhouse
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Maurice Easton
Howard Beall
Walter Lee
B. D. Ackley
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World Peace Talks Shift From U.N. To Big Four Meet
James Marlow argues that the United Nations marks its 10th birthday amid disarmament failures while the Big Four plan a private July Geneva meeting. He notes the Cold War divide persists, questioning open U.N. diplomacy versus elite bilateral talks, yet defends the UN’s ongoing relevance.
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iBy James Marlow
Associated Press
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Million Workers To Get Pay Boost
Washington reports the House voted 370 to 3 to raise pay for over 1 million federal workers by 8 to 10 percent with a retroactive start March 1. Senate already approved 10 percent. a conference committee will reconcile the difference. Estimated cost about 325 million dollars annually.
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Miss DIN Advice Column Echoes Social Pressures
The Miss DIN column discusses postwar romance and dating tensions. A reader asks about dating soldiers and staying home for a fiancé, while another asks if a man who greets on the street should be tipped. The column adviser urges cautious dating, social norms, and polite greetings as standards.
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Friends Bell Syndicate
Bee
Problems For Commission And Hardship For Property Owners
The Frederick city Planning Commission reviews subdivision requests amid long narrow city lots. Denials arise for 35 foot frontage parcels blocking new homes. Garages and breezeways spark regulatory debate while calls for a master street plan and service loop streets follow by passes.
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East Patrick Street
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W. E H. Selzer
Rosedale
Schley and
Taney Avenues
Frank W Rothenhoefer
Richard E. Zimmerman
Rothenhoefer
Hesbia C. Foster
Catoolin Avenue
Kidwiler Place
Catoctin Park
Brosius Howes Corp
Wiliam J. Brosius
Frederick
Bowers
Jefferson Ceh
Dear Miss Dix and the Three Years of Marriage
Dorothy Dix advises a reader on trust after a husband’s four day drinking spree with another woman. The husband has since become faithful, but the wife cannot forget. The columnist suggests that dwelling on the affair may revive interest in the husband from the forgotten party.
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Miss DIX
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Petey
When Temptation Strains a Marriage You Must Endure
The letter urges a wife to overlook a foolish action by her husband and maintain affection to prevent further drinking. It cautions that digging up the past may drive him to drink again and recommends sweet, calm behavior to keep him at home and away from bars.
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