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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1947
Page
4
A young surgeon suffered waves of fatigue each afternoon for years, relieved by a candy bar. Tests showed low blood sugar, and a high protein low sugar diet cured him. Nervous low blood sugar differs from pancreas or liver disease, with treatment focusing on diet and avoidance of excess sugar.
The article weighs American aid to China against Greece as a test of countering communism. It notes Sun Fo’s plea for funds to prevent a Soviet favored outcome, cites China’s larger size and population, and argues taxpayers want effective use of money to aid economic recovery rather than supporting one party rule. It discusses differences between China and Greece and notes reforms deemed necessary for aid to be effective.
A reflective piece on human hardship across physical, economic, and relational domains. It argues obstacles test and build resilience, suggesting life’s trials act as a “train school” for growth, wisdom, and stronger character through enduring troubles.
The text questions whether Russia truly intends to support a European recovery plan or pursues political gain. It notes American skepticism about Moscow's tactics and warns that any temporary shift is unlikely, suggesting the conference may face deliberate obstruction.
A compact note explains correct phrases like in reference to and with regard to, highlights common mispronunciations such as Lancaster, and defines subserve as serving in a subordinate capacity. It includes a Milton quote and urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
The electric light station is under repair and will soon be finished, leaving no lights. J J Culler on the Zimmmerman farm was knocked by a horse but not seriously hurt. Tennis grows at the Y M C A grounds with a tournament against Thurmont club. Several checkers games were played in the game room. The Fourth of July on Sunday will lead dry goods and carpet shops to close the following Monday. Frederick Academy may see major faculty changes next term with departures of Tilton Shepherd and Harry. Directors offer $400 yearly plus building use to any competent instructor to attract pupils and maintain income.
Twenty years ago notes from The News on June 23 1927 report wheat harvesting expected to begin generally in Frederick County next week. County Agent Shoemaker cites unfavorable weather and smut as factors that may deteriorate yields. Also noted are Mrs Maude T Wood purchasing a seven room house at 118 West Third Street with possession August 1, Mrs Walter G Parker in Europe with 30 students from Smith College on a continental tour, a battered taxicab used in Seventh Heaven, and Lt H A Didot a World War hero arriving en route from Los Angeles to New York.
The Taft Joint Congressional Committee on the Economic Report shows slow progress after six months. It plans hearings with President Wilson of General Motors present as observers. The panel could become a top bipartisan guide on taxes welfare and national policy if led by Taft, or remain limited if restricted by chairmen. The President's Council of Economic Advisers has expanded its role with studies on price taxation housing and national welfare.
Emmitsburg rosters a two day celebration from October 10 to 15 marking the sesquicentennial of Esias Lutheran church. A council appointed general chairman and committees oversee publicity, publication, finance, music and entertainment with listed local residents and supporters named as organizers and hosts.
In Washington June 27 the piece argues that coal mine walkouts are orchestrated with union leadership knowledge. It outlines federal powers under Smith Connally and Taft-Hartley laws to restrain work stoppages, transfer of operation, and continuity of employment, while noting ongoing government control of soft coal mines and potential court action to restore operations.
Washington June 27 Veterans ask about education deadlines under the GI Bill, insurance conversions, disability pension rules, NSLI reinstatement deadlines, dependents for subsistence, and automatic subsistence during training. Answers cover four year initiation, nine year finish, bond balances, transferability, and work impact on benefits.
The piece presents a Q and A quiz format asking which country is called the cockpit of Europe Belgium and notes about acorn carvings symbolizing hospitality. It also asks if a senator must resign to run for president and dates for the Oberammergau Passion Play resumption indicating 1950 and a century-long history of intermittent performances.
Dear Dorothy Dix advises postponing marriage for a couple with a small salary after a life of luxury. She warns of hardship, costs, and pressures on both partners, urging courage and readiness to endure reduced circumstances for a stable union.
A hard working man asserts headship and home control while a wife’s flirtations risk losing family peace. The columnist urges men to demand respect and warns a wife’s affairs could ruin marriage and home life. The piece ends noting the advice is released by The Bell Syndicate.
A friend invites you to a wedding after a long silence. Send both a thoughtful personal letter and a wedding gift to express good wishes and acknowledge the relationship, balancing apology for the lapse with sincere congratulations.
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