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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
9
James Marlow notes that home viewers will see more of the Democratic and Republican conventions than any single delegate can, thanks to TV cameras. He explains limits of on floor perception, the value of roving cameras, and access to news conferences, making home viewing potentially more comprehensive.
A collage of Dorothy Dix questions and answers on marital infidelity and trust. The letters reveal a wife who faced repeated affairs, a sanatorium husband, and a 16 year old contemplating engagement. The responses urge caution, sympathy, and practical steps toward possible reform or education.
A concise note on language usage cites the phrase medically-proven ingredients as incorrect and proposes medically-proved ingredients. It also covers pronunciation tips for vehemence and common misspellings such as mediocre. The piece offers a short word-study aphorism about ownership of words after repeated use.
Questions and answers discuss nasonite location once confined to Franklin New Jersey zinc deposits now also found near Riverside California. A moving electromagnetic pump has no moving parts. A microtron is a miniature atom smasher. The latest cancer weapon is Synchroton at 70 million electron volts. Forsythe is written by John Garsworthy. Whole wheat flour does not keep as well as white.
The Mayor and Council of Taneytown elected Harry M. Moloney as president. Henry J. Reindelar Jr was reappointed clerk-treasurer Ray Yohn renamed chief of police and water superintendent Carel Tech and James Myers named to the council. Montana has 5050 miles of railroad. Wyoming 1000.
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