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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1948
Page
4
A 15 year old seeks dating tips while facing shyness and insecurity. Dorothy Dix counsels patience, maturity, and eventual blossoming, noting age differences in development and promising confidence with time and study.
Washington Daybook notes a looming global test as Palestine’s fate splits allies. The piece cites U.N. partition support, British and Arab pressure, looming May 16 troop withdrawal, and fears of a Russia-driven showdown. It also sketches political theater in Congress and a police arrest roundup.
The article surveys German ambitions after World War I and again after 1945, noting militarist rebuilding, potential alignments with the United States and Britain, and possible future power status. It contrasts this with women’s evolving roles at home and the Red Cross appeal for generosity.
Fifty years ago local items note President McKinley accepted an invitation to attend unveiling ceremonies in Frederick with Dr. Edward Nelson presenting the invitation at the White House. He avoided an oration to enjoy the visit. Also: four weeks of hog weather and a lecture by Senator George L. Welling ton at City Opera House to raise funds for the U S church organ, plus local building contracts and a Havana battleship memorial display by Lowenstein and Wertheimer.
The county commissioners will review all property assessments in Frederick city regardless of protests. William E Miller and wife sold their 415 West South street grocery and dwelling to Harry and Maurice Rhoderick. Dr J M Baxter a Brunswick physician moved to Frederick to take offices of Dr J O Hendrix. S H Rosenstock returned from Europe and is staying at the Hotel Ansonia in New York City. he plans to return to Frederick next week.
Washington debates how to deter Soviet expansion after Czechoslovakia. The nation weighs whether economic aid via Marshall Plan suffices or if military deterrence and renewed European defense are needed, amid election year constraints and wishes for negotiated peace.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs George A Moser honored at Burkittsville Parish Hall reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Guyton on Friday February 27. Guests included numerous family friends and relatives withMiss Martha Miller and Miss Ruth Bowlus assisting. A long gift table and three tier wedding cake formed the centerpiece as ferns and white carnations decorated the room.
The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual banquet on February 26 at the parish hall. Dr J F Haas gave the invocation and a turkey dinner followed, with a program including group singing, Magician Buddy Callan, readings by Alta Ice, a talk by Dr Haas, and remarks by Mrs Nelson.
Police say George and Lawrence Garner confessed to killing cab drivers James Hardy and Howard Jones last Friday night. Lawrence named as trigger man, George said to beat Jones with a gun. both brothers charged with two counts of murder. Meyer B Meyrovitch’s grocery store slaying remains unsolved.
A digest of notable births and deaths with dates and places including Joseph Wharton George Pullman Alexander Graham Bell John Ward Lincoln Beachley Jean Harlow and others. It lists historical events from 860 to 1967 plus Today in History and a horoscope note.
The forecaster warned of more rain or snow tomorrow amid a wet spell. Local observers logged 0.77 inches in the last 24 hours, the heaviest since mid January. Temperatures should rise to near 60 today before falling again tomorrow, with light showers overnight and a 33 degree low last night.
Major Thomas outlines how veterans and readers view National Service Life Insurance as life coverage while many seek policies that cover injuries illnesses and hospitalization. He explains total disability waivers and optional riders and reviews endowment and permanent policy conversions with age based payouts.
Moscow uses Japanese prisoners of war to broadcast Soviet propaganda to Russia. A Moscow radio program cited by U S government monitors included Toshio Kimura whose remarks claimed no jobless or idle people in Russia and referenced prewar Japan.
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines mumps as highly contagious with symptoms like ear pain and swelling. He warns of possible glandular and kidney complications, notes adults face greater risk, and mentions isolation as key while vaccination research progresses.
A sermon excerpt warns greed as a destroyer of virtue citing Bible figures Gehazi Judas and a sinking ship tale. It contrasts prudence with greedy pursuit and credits service over possession as true greatness in a moral exhortation.
Report cites American officials estimating Russia holds about 750000 Japanese prisoners after 30 months of captivity. The note describes Moscow’s portrayal of prisoner treatment under Soviet authorities and mentions Mitsui Matsu in dialogue about conditions and propaganda.
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