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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
4
Dear Dorothy Dix discusses problems of boredom and fulfillment in marriage. A woman regrets housework monotony despite a loving husband and baby, questions whether to change career or location, and considers natural roles for women versus men.
Washington observers discuss President Truman's options under the new National Labor Relations Act. Debate centers on appointing neutral board members to balance pro labor and neutral voices, with implications for coal mine negotiations and potential injunctions to curb strikes.
A debated report claims a British American weapon rivaling the atomic bomb exists, discussed by Prof. T. D. J. Leech of Auckland and Prof. James M. Snodgrass of Cincinnati. The pair warn such a device, or others like it, could emerge despite disarmament efforts.
Dr. Robert B. Woodward of Harvard reports a breakthrough in creating synthetic proteins from amino acid chains. The work promises potential medical materials and industrial uses, including tissue replacement and plastics, though practical outcomes remain uncertain.
The piece contrasts democratic and autocratic tactics, arguing coercion blights liberty and nations as military bulwarks. It cites President Yi's remarks on supporting self-government and peaceful neighbors, while urging noninterference and freedom as paths to recovery.
A bottle dropped by the Coast and Geodetic Survey traveled over 15,000 miles across the sea and was returned to its sender after six years. The vessel and exact route are not specified.
Fifty years ago notes cover the centennial observance of the Grand Chapter of Maryland Royal Arch Masons in Frederick. Enoch Chapter No. 23 hosted a program with Past Grand High Priest Nash Young delivering the centennial address. Local residents complain of loose horses and cattle in the Northwest Addition. Philomathean Society debated Cuban independence with results favoring recognition by a 41 to 1 vote. A German social in honor of Miss Mary Maulsby entertained guests at West Church Street. Frederick Council of American Mechanics elected officers for the term, including Joseph Rhoderics as vice-councilor and Harry Voristant as secretary.
About 14 persons including guests attended the meeting of Frederick Locke of Perfection Scottish Rete Maisons at Hotel Leaddeck Wr Booth Price. Reverend Dr J O Wrightson former Calvary Methodist pastor died suddenly of a heart attack at his summer home near Annapolis funeral services held in Baltimore.
Physician discusses misinformation about food safety and aluminum exposure. He notes aluminum cookware and alum powder pose no significant health risk as aluminum not absorbed in meaningful amounts. He warns against cockroach powder contamination and stresses proper refrigeration and cleanliness to prevent food poisoning. The article includes patient anecdotes about acne recovery from tax-related or unrelated remarks.
The article explains why a 50 percent service connected disability can yield only 70 percent to a veteran when his wife receives a partial share. It describes the rules for apportioned compensation, who can receive it, and how adjudicators decide fair splits between wives and children, with no court appeal available.
The answer notes that very deep facial scars from X-ray treatments may remain, while superficial scars can become less prominent after plastic surgery or other procedures.
A compact guide explaining common usage errors and pronunciation tips. It covers subject verb agreement with either, pronunciation pitfalls for applicable and collier words, spelling tips for Paderewski, and a daily practice idea to master one word.
A set of questions and answers covers Lear’s poem references the bong tree and runcible spoon, the colors of the Chinese flag with Sun Yat Sen, Charles Bonaparte as a grandson of a king, and Panama Canal night passage rules. The tone is didactic and documentary.
NEA correspondent notes that there is no American plan for Europe and no schedule for lend lease. Marshall and Clayton stress Europe must decide needs with leaders, while UN and ECE studies push coordination. The issue centers on Europe’s self help and how much U.S. aid, finance, and resources are required.
Frederick youths take part in Buddy Week activities across city playgrounds. A downtown parade gathers children from Harmon Field Baker Park and Motter Avenue, marching to the Square before disbanding at Baker Park. Friday night awards will honor Buddy Contest winners at each site.
The article argues Europe cannot reduce a surplus or produce enough for its own needs. To export more to the United States it must raise production and acquire more raw materials, which increases its dollar shortage. The urgency grows while it waits for Congress to act.
Lufburrow laments the difficulty of coordinating family vacations as schedules, weather, and desires clash. Families want mountains or shore and old or new places, but June often passes with no firm dates. Reservations become scarce, and international disputes seem minor beside the family debate.
A connecting service between Ocerland and London operates on a regular schedule. The route is run by a carrier described as American made, with planes described as 10f.
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