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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1948
Page
4
A collection of Dorothy Dix Q and A pieces discusses marriage, in laws, and divorce. It covers a reader seeking a better home life with two families under one roof, a man seeking a worthy partner, and a woman urged to avoid one sided love and forced marriages.
Henry A. Wallace warns Americans that Czechoslovakia has fallen under Soviet control after repression and raids. He argues Moscow gains Europe’s richest prize as Czechs lose autonomy and their resources will bolster the Soviet economy and Stalin’s leverage.
Johns Hopkins Glee Club presented a varied program featuring soloists instrumental numbers and chorus pieces in Brodbeck Hall Hood College on a Saturday night Joseph H Stephens accompanying with The Island Spell and Prelude in C Minor Lester Grotz new chorus member sang Captain Mac and Mighty Lak e Rose Sanderson also performed led by Osmar P Steimvald Cecilian Choir guests followed with a dance in Meyran social room with music by the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays
Frank Suman fell twelve feet from a scaffold at the Rosenour building on East Patrick street and was found unconscious but is up and about today. The Misses Beckley Confections shipped candy to Switzerland. Tributes were read at a Frederick Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting for Frances E Willard. Roger Wickham won and returned the bicycle after a SEK membership contest review. Local logic notes many men favor Spain and Cuba policies, per C D Doll.
George T. Keech, Baltimore and Creagerstown broker, arranged the sale for Anthony Baiata and wife of their two acre tract on the Thurmont Emmitsburg road known as Old Mechanics Road. Amos F. Blank and wife of Arnold purchase the property with a five room dwelling and outbuildings. immediate possession given as their home. The article notes fluctuating commodity trends and urges Red Cross donations.
Local items from March 1 1828 note a Pike arrest for stealing an animal from Spring Grove Hospital Catonsville a crazed asylum escapee fired blank cartridges while chasing residents in the Knoxville area Thurmont High School basketball players walked off against Muddietown after a substitutions dispute March came in like a lamb with mild February and light snowfall for the month
Washington Daybook surveys Justice Department and immigration actions against alleged Communists under a 1918 law, noting dormancy and renewed enforcement by the FBI and INS. It also reports on Senator Harry Cain rent-control stance linked to donor ties, a U S piracy accusation against Greek guerrillas, and South Carolina Congressmen mutterings about a new wave of intrigue.
Seven FAO staffers explained the UN agency aims to stimulate world food production, improve distribution, and raise rural living standards. The talk covered five branches agriculture nutrition forestry fisheries and economics statistics and marketing with emphasis on a world agricultural census and aid to member nations.
A devotional verse exalts the Gospel Church as securely founded on a rock and protected by divine power. It proclaims the church’s enduring bulwarks and sure promises, urging faith in its perpetual stability against any threat.
Harold R. Lydard of 319 South Market street released on own recognizance to face next Monday for non support. W O driver convicted of reckless driving jailed ten days after failing to pay a 25 dollar fine. A Savage Truck Lines driver paid a minimum 10 dollar fine on an overweight charge before Magistrate Alton Bennett. Dorothy W. Lydard testified her family lacks heat and has received no support since February 13 with six children ages three to sixteen. Lydard said he earned 200 a month at the railroad but would receive unemployment. The case continues next Monday. State Trooper Richard M. three miles west of the city helped resolve a jig zagging incident. John S. Gresham of Davies, Va. pleaded guilty and received ten days in default of a 25 dollar fine. Francis E. Colonna of Norfolk pleaded guilty to exceeding a 36 000 pound weight limit by 3 390 pounds for a Savage Truck Lines three axle tractor-trailer. Mr and Mrs Jreghan Frederick spent February in Florida and have returned home.
NEA correspondent notes Secretary Marshall defended a 570 million China aid package before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He explained arms embargo timing and urged China to reform government, curb corruption, and train troops while warning pivotal actions are needed to prevent waste of aid.
Plans for civilian defense for the rural community of New Market in line with a Defense Department program will be discussed at an open meeting tonight at eight in the school auditorium on Route 40. Speakers include Siegried Goetze, a planning consultant from North Hollywood now living in Monrovia, who will discuss wartime effects and self protection steps. Committee members named last Monday night include Postmaster H. C. Beten, P A Zimmerman, H C Turner and W F Snyder of Alontovia, and Stoll Kemp and Charles Wood of New Market.
Washington advice outlines deductions, forms, and tax-free income for filers. It covers standard versus itemized deductions, form choices by income level, allowable business expenses, and non deductible items, plus notes on medical expense limits and future topics.
Statewide brush and refuse fires are restricted to 4 p.m. to midnight starting Monday under the Forest Conservancy Act. State Forester H C Buckingham urged Marylanders to follow the rule, noting past adherence reduced fire loss and that outside burning outside incorporated towns is included. He said the hours were chosen for higher humidity and less wind.
Conway Ark March 11 a Hendrix College biology professor Dr E A Spessard reports a simplified hydroponics method using sterilized sand and nutrient solutions in tanks to grow tomatoes and other crops. He says the approach reduces soil, flood, and drought problems and could bring fresh produce near populations, potentially easing food shortages and war fears.
Mothers attended the Brownie Troop No. 25 investiture tea on February 19 at Calvary Methodist church. New Brownies Dahl Huzovich Janie Griffin and Joanne Stup received pins, with ten girls earning one year awards.
Deeds filed in the clerk’s office document transfers of several properties. Harry J. Leichert Jr and wife sold 203 Lindbergh Ave to Robert E. Clapp Sr and wife for about 21090 dollars. Harry Ridgely and wife sold property to Pleasant Hill Church trustees. Carey G. Taylor and wife sold 27 acres and improvements in Lawn district to Calvin N Hann and wife for around 6000 dollars.
The article outlines rheumatoid arthritis as a serious condition with unclear causes. It notes higher frequency in women, recommends rest and non habit forming pain relief, and discusses anemia risk, diet, joint surgery in late stages, infection sources, climate effects, and gold injections with caution due to side effects. It also includes a Q and A about Vitamin D and Vitamin E, with limited known benefits and uncertain risks.
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