News of Frederick Md June 25 1946
The Frederick Md News dated Tuesday June 25 1946 lists publication details for The News published by the Great Southern Manufacturing Co. Subscriptions and rates are shown. The paper notes Associated Press copyright and requires real names with communications.
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Great Southern Ftg. & Mfg. Co
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
al News
Une
de Ng
Frederick Md
Sai Eae
Suesday
House backs debt limit cut amid chorus for spending restraint
The House approvingly passed a bill lowering the federal debt limit from 300 to 275 billion dollars amid calls for less spending. Critics warn the move may prove only a mirage of restraint as constituents demand funds, with Chairman Doughton urging real cuts to restore public confidence and ease tax burdens.
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Congress
Doughton
Ways and
Hershey criticizes parents for pampering children
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, head of Selective Service, argues today that parents seek easier childhoods for their kids and that routines like daily chores foster responsibility. He notes youth exposed to modest duties may better adjust to life and even mental health screening outcomes, while acknowledging the challenge of countering pampering urges. He has testified before Congress on draft extension.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Pat
Gen. Hershey
Bever
Hershey
Today in History anniversaries recount notable births and deaths
Today in History lists James E. Murdock born in Philadelphia died 1893 Olive Thorne Miller born Auburn New York Thomas J Siimmons Confederate soldier and Georgia jurist born Crawford County died 1903 Le Baron B Colt Rhode Island federal judge born Dedham Mass died 1924 George C Boldt Baltieimni pioneer Getelman who helped New Yorks Waloor Asworia World Virginia ratifies Constitution by close margin tenth state Alien and Sedition laws authorize deportation of dangerous aliens
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James E. Murdock
Philadelphia
Olive Thorne Miller
Auburn
N.Y
Los Angeles
Thomas J. Siimmons
Georgia
Crawford Co
Aro le Baron B. Colt
Rhode Island
Republian
Ater
Dedham
Mass
George C. Boldt
Baltie Imni
Mad- Getelman
New York
Jamed
Dee
Virginia
Conservative surge and left wing hopes shape 1846 election
Washington observers see midterm trends favoring Republican gains in the House and a slim Senate Democratic majority. Conservatives hope for a clean Republican left-right split in 1946 style, while Truman’s mixed policy fuels GOP optimism and Democratic left critique. Expectations of campaign shifts rise as factions debate wage and labor politics.
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Washington
Tadar Raalneta
House
Senate
Cio-Pac
Democratic Party
Truman
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt Paticles
Iis
Willkie
Dewey
Bricker
Taft
Ohio
Vandenberg
Republican Party
Birthday party for Warren Ridgley marks first year
A birthday party for Warren Monroe Ridgley, first birthday, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Ridgley near Frederick. Guests included Warren’s brothers Gray Main, Billy and Jimmy Neal, Frances Main, Charlene Reynolds, and several adults. Refreshments were served.
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William Earl Ridgley
Frederick
Warren Monroe
Warren Monroe Ridgley
Gray. Main
Billy
Jimmy Neal
Frances Main
Charlene Reynolds
Bart Ridgley
Bascom Neal
Richard Reynolds
Harry C. Main
Local robber steals from Capt. Groff home and misses jewel rings
Fifty years ago in North Market street a mysterious visitor entered Capt. Joseph Groff's home before dawn. The thief, likely familiar with the house, opened a safe and took between $5 and $6 along with four gold rings. Other items include a school commencement at St John's Literary Institute and a public drill won by Master J. Howard Young. A minor kitchen fire at J A C Lippe's home on West Patrick street was quickly put out. County tax rate remains 87 cents per $100, while state tax sits at 1734 cents. A dance for Gov Lloyd Lowndes and Maryland National Guard officers is planned for July 23 in Junior Hall.
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Joseph Groff
North Market Street
ST. John's Literary Institute
J. Howard Young
Messrs
J. Roger Grumbine
D. Ernest Rodkey
C. Francis Beckley
Roy R. Ruland
C. Percy Myer
W. Edward Gannon
J. A. C. Lippe
West
Patrick Street
Mayor Culler Plans West Patrick Street Improvement
Twenty years ago the city prepared to buy the nin property on West Patrick street near Briers Allew for 30000 dollars and widen the alley into a modern street. A severe hailstorm struck Washington county near Smithsburg causing substantial damage while Zent27 mill was set for razing soon. A watchman was placed at the mill site to prevent accidents. A farmer near Thurnent, Anderson Richoits, was shot by his wife in a cherry tree incident but not seriously injured.
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Culler
Nin
West Patrick Street
Briers Allew
Cig
Washington County
Smithsburg
AY. Airy
Ridgeville
Pain and psychology shape how we feel pain
Dr. Harold C. Wolff and associates argue pain intensity varies with age training race concentration attitude and drug delivery. Early childhood training affects pain response while distraction and desire influence comfort. A physician's presence or trust can ease or worsen pain and placebo-like injections can relieve suffering.
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William A. O'Brien
ILD
NEA
Harold C. Wolff
Tabor
Strength for Today By Earl and Douglass D C
The piece condemns social chaos and global tension, arguing that indifference to suffering risks catastrophe. It cautions against selfish preoccupation and urges action as hungry, desperate people demand care. Carmen Lookingbill returns home after two weeks with virus pneumonia.
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Earl
Douglass
D. C
Rome
Nero
Russia
Babson
Sina
Carmen Lookingbill
Woodsboro
Frederick City Hospital
Why Congress Attacks OPA In The Price Fight
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson analyzes why Congress tampers with price controls as U S consumers face shortages and rising costs. He outlines political blocs in the South, West, and North East driving changes, arguing lawmakers trade protection for voters while leaving consumers bearing the squeeze.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
Congress
OPA
House
Senate
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Botton Belt
Rowles
Mother’s meddling blamed for wrecking marriages in hints
Dorothy Dix argues mothers in law destroy daughters’ marriages by undermining husbands and inviting divorces. She urges building up the son in law and backing the couple, not dragging them back to mother. The piece warns against turning wives away from their spouses to appease ego and jealousy.
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Kingdom Come
Hubby
Mary Janes
Sally Anne
John
Daughter
Sally Ann
Sue
Questions and Answers on History and Policy Topics
A set of Q and A items covers exchange rates, Greenland naming, the first Soviet president, a new British naval cadet training course, and Trygve Lie’s rights on the UN Security Council plus guidance on married names for business letters.
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Trygve Lie
Security Council
Tea with Lord Inverchapel: a diplomat’s daily rhythm
Washington interview with Sir Archibald Clark Kerr known as Archie reveals a career spanning Bagdad Chungking Moscow and Sweden. The ambassador describes tea rituals 10 language fluency and a hardy gardener’s habit while noting shirtfronts of gray flannels and a fondness for golf and bagpipes at dinner.
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Bagdad
Chungking
Moscow
Sweden
Chile
Egypt
Morocco
Sant “Au
Embassy Garden
Lord
Inverchapel
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr
Archie
America
Bible Thoughts On Fear And Shame In Faith
A short quotation collection cites Psalms 18 45 and Samuel Johnson on fear of men. It notes conscience arising from fear of God and reflects on strangers fading away and remaining close. The text presents a devotional tone rather than a narrative or report.
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God
Samuel Johnson
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