Dorothy Dix: Training wives like hires, not automatic magic
Dorothy Dix argues that men mistake marriage training. A new secretary needs guidance, patience, and coaching. many men similarly expect wives to be perfect without teaching them domestic skills. She asserts husbands must teach their wives cooking, money sense, temper control, and overall virtues for lasting happiness. Second marriages often fare better as widows learn from experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeng
Miss Smith
Mary Anne
Roads and Tax Revenue Highlight American Mobility
APennsylvania dirt road upgrade story reflects broader U S highway use Rise in 1947 road use taxes to 2 9 billion amid fewer registered vehicles than 1941 Questioning future supply of cars steel oil and parking space amid heavy driving demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
United States
National Highway Users Conference
Hood College Hosts Blue and Grey Ball and Civil War Themed Events
Hood College students attend the Blue and Grey dance in Coblentz Hall with music by Bob Craig and his orchestra. The Queen of the Ball is chosen by a panel including President Stahr and other faculty. A separate “Le Bistro” night club opens in Meyran, plus a tea dance Saturday afternoon and a Sunday breakfast or outdoor smoker weather permitting.
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Hood College
Marionette Dramatic Society
Coblentz Hall
Harriet
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Henry Alvin Stahr
James B. Ranck
Ruth & Perry
Sally Wills Holland
Margaret Kerfoot
Bob Craig
Meyran
Local items from the News March 4 1896
Governor Lowndes appoints Samuel Doll Arthur Willard and Jacob Rosenstock as county election supervisors. Doll and Albaugh real estate agents sold a farm near the Emmitsburg turnpike to Geo A Dean. Senator Wellington spoke at the Opera House then dined at City Hotel. C and O canal to open for trade around April 1. Senator Norwood introduces a bill to make a legal holiday and limit liquor sales in Kemptown and Bartholows passes the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Samuel D. Doll
Arthur D. Willard
Jacob Rosenstock
Frederick County
Doll
Albauch
John Roelkey
Emmitsburg
Geo
U. S
George L. Wellington
Opera House
Sen. Wellington
Martin Luther
C. and O. Canal
Norwood
Fred
Lanor
Kemptown
Bartholows
Senate
Forest Fire Near White Rock Burns Two Acres
Twenty years ago reports note the first forest fire of the season near White Rock burning over two acres and threatening watershed property. Representative Zihlman introduced a bill to establish a national military park at the Monocacy battlefield with a $50,000 appropriation. Mrs D Haver Quynn of College Circle visits son Lt Commander Allan G Quynn at the Naval Academy.
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White Rock
Zihlban
Monocacy
Frederick Junction
D Haver Quynn
College Circle
Commdr
Alien G Quynn
Naval Academy
New Hood Chapter Sponsors World Government Conference
The Stu Gert Federalistis Chapter of Hood College will sponsor a world government conference this Saturday in Brodbeck Hall at 130 pm. Delegates from George Washington University Princeton Georgetown Goucher Wilson College will join Albert Swing to discuss ten controversial issues on world government.
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Stu Gert Federalistis
Hood College
Albert Swing
Raymond Gram
Swing
Delecates
Middle Atlantic
Brodbeck Hall
George Washington University
Princeton University
Georgetown University
Goucher College
Wilson College
Y Hut Scussion
Americans For Democratic Action
American University
Ober Colere
Town Hall
United World Federalists
Ice
Hood
Colgate Prentiss
Sweden
Democratic Rhetoric and Local Politics in 1948
Washington Daybook reports on Democratic Committee efforts to trace funding of Southern revolt talk tied to labor and northern Republican links. It notes mixed private views from Southern leaders, suspicions of contrived outrage, and predicts potential public disclosures. California's 16th district contest features Donald Jackson running in both major primaries and Ellis Patterson weighing a bid with possible party alignment.
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Tris Coffin Washington
Democratic Natonal Committee
National Committee
Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Emma
Robert Taft
Rep
Charlie Halleck
Howard McGrath
McGrath
California
Donald Jackson
Ellis Patterson
Patterson
Congress
Democrats
Glabe
Along The Potomac To Washington
Maryland Representative J Glenn Beall notes House Appropriations approval of 500000 for Cumberland and Ridgeley flood control and 400000 for Savage River Dam, praising supporters and pledging progress toward taming the Potomac runoff. He also mentions European Recovery Program momentum and local farm building plans, plus veteran adjudicator recalls and a bill to allow objections to condemnation awards for Eastern Ave extension.
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J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Washington
6Th Congressional District
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Cumberland and
Ridgeley
Savage River
Cumberland
Potomac
Willis Crees
E.R
Europe
Vandenberg
Czechoslovakia
Finlang
Washington Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Fo Veteran Administration
Ther
Mm Civil Service Alion
Civil Service Committee
Public Works Committee
Commines
Eastern Ave
District of Columbia
Radio freedom vs government censorship debated in Washington
In Washington on March 4 a heated debate rages over radio broadcasting editorial expressions and government regulation. Critics argue FCC overreach stifles viewpoints, while proponents claim limited wavelengths require editorial fairness rules to prevent bias. The piece also notes cabinet officers facing multiple congressional inquiries and the workload they incur.
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Washington
Theradio
Free America
Moscow
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Commission
Peo
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
American Civil Liberties Union
Little Stories Of Big People
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports on Senator Glen H. Tannor of Idaho waver ing on a Wallace third party bid against his own counsel and staff. The piece also notes Secretary Forrestal installing a bookkeeper desk in the Pentagon to aid efficiency and recounts brief Capitol Hill skits as lawmakers maneuver over ERP and subcommittees.
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Ple
America
Federal Communications Commission
Peter Edsox
NEA
Washington
Glen H. Tannor
Pocatello
Ida
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Taylor
Truman
Dean James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Secretary of Defense
James V.forrestal
Pentagon
Pocks
Robert F. Hich
Pal
George AlackRinnon
Local Personal Notices and Social Visits
Mrs. Mary L. Keyser and her daughter Mrs. C Charles Moore Jr. visit Washington area relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Files of Lancaster pa return from Florida trip visiting Lakeland Tampa St Petersburg and other beaches. Students and parents attend The Chocolate Soldier at Ford's Theater organized by Carol Freed with staff and teachers.
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Mary L. Keyser
West Patrick Street
C. Charles Moore, Jr
D. H. DeLauter
Washington, D. C
Charles Files
Lancaster
Florida
Lakeland
Tampa
St. Petersburg
West Palm Beach
Daytona Beach
St Augustine
Wilbur Milesion
H. Beavers
Wrest
Charles Amon Shook
Western Marrland College
Jesse J. Hoover
Shivers Arive
Warner
Gettysburg
Tuesdara
M Thomas Hoke
Emmitsburg
Ford's
Oscar Strauss
Billy Gilbert
Wilbur Hood
Arthur Thompson
Guy E. Baker
Carol Freed
Donald Hood
James
Clarence Schild
Harold Lee Bowers
LeRoy Ecker
Ray Baugher
Harry V. Frushour
Eleanor Baker
I Babson Warns Labor Facing Break-Even Strain
Roger W Babson analyzes rising break-even points postwar, warning that higher fixed costs and stronger unions reduce employers ability to cut wages. He predicts sharper unemployment and quicker busts, urging labor leaders to push for production gains to avert crisis.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Prince- Roger Batses PLC
Dinner Invitation Etiquette but Noted Ambiguities
A couple invites you to dine at their home and you consider reciprocating. Options include inviting the wife for lunch downtown or inviting both spouses to your house for dinner or taking them out to a meal.
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Dimner
Weather Data Summary for Historical Date
Weather figures report 24 hour precipitation to 8 am at 0.34 inches. March precipitation shows 1 1/ inches, with March normal at 1.94 inches. Excess precipitation through March 1 stands at 0.14 inches. Yesterday high 48, prior year 37. overnight low 33, prior year 25. Sunset 6 06 pm, sunrise 6 38 am. Moon rises 4 03 am, sets 1 07 pm. Total decree days 4083.
Roosevelt’s 1933 oath break sparks a bold start to his presidency
Franklin D. Roosevelt began his term by reciting the full presidential oath after Chief Justice Hughes finished it, then launching a sweeping inaugural message. He soon closed all banks, called a special congressional session, and initiated fireside chats as he pursued vast emergency actions to lift a nation from the Great Depression.
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Alexander E. George
Washington
Roosevelt
Hughes
Congress
Leader Of Blind Artists In Concert Here Invites Others
Luigi Boccelli founder of the Blind Artists Concerts in Gay invites blind artists to join during their Frederick High School program at 8 o clock Friday evening under the Lions Club. He has led the group since 1934 and aims to fund future east coast concerts for income and education for his two sons.
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Frederick
Luigi Boccelli
Gay
Frederick High School
Viday
Lions Club
Mrr
Bocceili
Sterday
Worristown
Junior Women Club
Toe
Lansdowne
Philip
Ann
State Teachers Colege
West Chester
Upper Darby
Philadelphia
Aas
Overbrook School
Boccelli
Frederic
Helen Keller
Lions
Artis
Charles V Main
Ma Seid
Frederick County
Questions and Answers on early American discovery facts
The Q and A items discuss John Cabot’s claim to North America and coast discovery, the Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812, and a note about Fr Dix training. Other lines mention a Warren G Harding aide, a Benjamin Franklin era event, and 1940s film receipts.
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Bolaiile
New Orlea
U. S
Britain
Ghent
Dix
Doral F. Hof
Doral F. Ho
LeGore
9Th Cantry Division
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the News
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Wimi of the Moose
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Washington Daybook
Jordan
Dead Sea
David Lawrence
Harriman
Clinton Anderson
William C. Foster
Differnce House
Tvs
Congo
Jon
Bludseer
Averell Harriman
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Mdar
Committee On Appropriations
Interstate Commerce
Flanders
Babson
United State
Howes
Pan Heipanis
Civilic. Conservation Corps
NRA
Supreme Court
North America
John Cabot
Henry VII
Daugherty
Warren G. Harding
Merhives
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