Dear Miss Dix on lasting love after thirty years of marriage
Dorothy Dix discusses whether a couple married thirty years can still be in love. The advice emphasizes sustaining love through conscious effort, mutual attractiveness, and nurturing companionship, plus how ambition and compatibility with a spouse affect marriage and happiness.
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Miss Dix
Wormah
Dave
Norish
Dene
Dorothy Dix
Marvin
Sample
Barholoe
Teves
Wong
Wee
Marcy
Sing
Stalin's Slaves Reported Labor Slavery In USSR
An Moscow issued propaganda claim promises price drops to lure world trust but actual costs are hidden. UN testimony cites slave labor quotas in furniture, timber, chrome and gold industries with arrests for dissent. Proposals for UN inquiry face Russian refusal, while propaganda touts culture and science.
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Moscow
Russia
Free World
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Toni Sender
American Federation of Labor
UN Council
Surgeon Dies at University Hospital Champion Gy mnast
Philadelphia March 7 Dr Eldridge Lyon Eliason TD surgeon at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital and noted inter collegiate gymnastics champion died yesterday. A native of Chestertown Maryland he graduated from Yale University and Pennsylvania Medical School.
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Philadelphia
Eldridge Lyon Eliason
University of Pennsylvani Hospital
Chestertown
de. Ebytson
Yale University
Pennsylvania
Medical School
Fifty Years Ago Local News Highlights March 7 1800
Delegate Waters seeks to reform the Orphans Court with a single ten year judge earning $2000 annually. Thomas Gallagher named reinstated as Treasury watchman in Washington. Esmeralda cast party hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Hope at Cry Hotel. Prizes pursued by attendees including Mrs Allen Rohrback and Dr Ka McCurdy. Bantz estate sales: West Patrick street residence 4200, tannery 1250, Ice street home 305. nearby Market Street house 1525 and adjacent 725 to Horace Zacharias. Rocky Springs correspondent notes jonquils poking through soil.
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Delegate Waters
Orphans Court
Thomas Gallagher
Treasury Department
Washington
Gallagher
Benney
Joseph B. Hope
Cry Hotel
Allen Rohrback
Willard ¢. Kelier
Mc+Curdy
Francis Baughman
Bantz
Ernest Bantz
West Patrick Street
Localems Twenty Years Ago March 7 1930 Thurmont Fires and Society
Twenty years ago on the Stambaush farm near Thurmont a large bank barn and its farming gear including 22 cows two mules and carts were destroyed by a blaze. Frederick High faculty hosted a supper bridge at Catoctin Country Club with prizes won by Marcelene Kefauver Ruby Cline and Frank Heck. Jacob H. Moler former Brunswick mayor died at New York Hill aged 80. he was a retired B&O engineer and 17-year town council member. 4-H Club card party at Francis Scott Key Hotel drew 150 guests with door prize won by Charlotte Ivy and ice cream served to Pauline Hipley.
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Harry Stambaush
Thurmont
Frederick High School
Catoctin Country Club
William Aldridge
Marcelene Kefauver
Ruby Cline
Frank Heck
Jacob H. Moler
Brunswick
New York Hill
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
4-P
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Charlotte Ivy
Pauline Hipley
Austin Howard
Avid Kemp
J. Herold Hooper
Don’t Fly Kites Near Power Lines Safety Warning
Utility officials warn kite enthusiasts to fly in open fields away from high tension lines as dangerous contact with wires can cause serious harm. Posters distributed by Potomac Edition Company advise dry cotton string only, no metal components, and to avoid metal control strings on small motorized model airplanes near electricity lines.
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Kile
Total Power Company
Potomac Edition
TV Highlights by the Associated Press Television
NBC T 20 Wendie Barrie interviews Lf amateur hour. CR4 3 Commani Post Army show Stage Door drama. Dumont 8 Court of Current Issues 9 Cavatcade of Bands Eddy Duchin.
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Associated Press
NBC
Wendie Barrie
Commani Post
Dumont
Eddy Duchin
Insurgent GOP Plans and Civil Rights Drive Rise in 1950s Agenda
Washington Daybook reports a 25 member GOP liberal insurgency drafting a manifesto. It calls for alternate tax and policy proposals, party reorganization, youth outreach, and Civil Rights reforms to win back minority support, echoing Lincoln era values amid unemployment and conservation fears.
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Reed Blaine
Washington
Capitol
Senate
GOF
New England
Middle Atlanta
Northwest
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Armory Carnival Hosted by Local Military Groups
Sponsored by Voitre Locale 148 40 and 8 and Co A and the Medical Company 115th Infantry Maryland National Guard a carnival will be held at the State Armory next week Monday through Saturday with nightly door prizes on the hour Friday night television set Saturday a home freezer prizes Vernon Cassell and Ernest Lipps co chairs assisted by a cross organization committee
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Voitre Locale
Co. A
Medical Company
Settlement or dictatorship looming in American labor?
The writer laments the coal strike and rising economic power, accusing unions of dictatorial behavior and government inaction. He warns of looming dictatorship by economic groups, cites funding to CIO unions, and predicts higher coal prices and broader inflation while Congress stalls labor reform. The piece argues democracy dwindles as labor disputes deepen.
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Washington
Josef Stalin
France
Italy
America
Coal Miners’ Union
Jzlor
United States
John S. Lewis
CIO
Steelworkers Union
Ivewis
Economis Watlareo
L Ccal
Ginw
Congress
Draftees and Vets Debated GI Bill Deadlines
Major Thomas M. Nial reports General Gray’s ruling on GI Bill timing for World War II veterans. A veteran must be enrolled in training on July 25, 1951 to continue benefits beyond that date, with a narrow exception for those enlisted under the Armed Forces VRA. The interpretation may affect eligibility for many veterans as Congress weighs changes.
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Majorx Tiomas M. Nial
Washington
Gray
T Heir Ball
Veterans Administration
Congress
Eclumn
Toray
WeAtinn OY Lai Amd
Questions And Answers On Ballots Uniform Across States
The Australian ballot is used in most states, but ballots differ by state. Each ballot is printed to conform to state laws and standards, resulting in uniform ballot forms statewide but not identical across all states.
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Miss Dix
Barrie
Hoemety
Bell Synd_ Inc
United States
Union
Debate Over War Declaration in Hydrogen Age
The Nation Today ponders how hydrogen bombs alter the impulse to declare war. It questions Congress's role versus a President ordering preemptive strikes and the risk of an unwinnable, surprise first attack by Russia. Senator McMahon warns the democratic process could threaten the republic if war starts first.
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Washington
Russia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Joseph Stalin
Pearl Harbor
United States
Congress
Republic
McMahon
Alamic Committee
New Meeting of Big Three Seems Certain
Washington reports a new meeting of the western Big Three Foreign Ministers to plan cold war strategy. The State Department said the United States is willing, but officials forecast it may be two months before Acheson is ready for another conference with British and French ministers. There is no indication of a Big Four invitation to Vishinsky.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
Vishinsky
Lemimon
Paris
Russia
Ascetic Lesson Ends In School Aid Vote
A fragment from a 19th century style lesson discusses misused words and prudence while a Federal aid vote falters. The House Labor committee defeats Kennedy proposal to extend aid to non public school children by fourteen to nine, delaying private school support.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Kennedy
Dmaza
Doctor Answers Hair Loss and Health Questions
Readers submit medical inquiries about hair shedding after illness or surgery and other health concerns. Dr Jordan notes hair loss can follow illness or operations, often reversible with recovery, while chronic weakness may cause lasting effects. other questions cover Bell's palsy, fistulas, resisting colds, liver enlargement from heart disease, menopause, cats and disease transmission, and stroke risk with cancer.
Religious Emphasis Week at Hood College Highlights
Hood College observed the second day of Religious Emphasis Week with three addresses by Dr. Edwin Aubrey of the University of Pennsylvania. He spoke on Do We Need a Religious Renaissance and presented three life principles. Doris Lease read scripture and introduced Aubrey at Brodbeck Hall.
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Hood College
Edwin
Aubrey
Department of Religious Thought
University of Pennsylvania
Doris Lease
Wilson Avenue
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Jesus
God
Dr. Aubrey
Meyran
Postponement Of Steel Nationalization Asked
London March 7 Churchill pressed the Labour government to delay steel nationalization to nine months after the next general election. Prime Minister Attlee refused to alter the schedule, asserting the policy would follow Parliament acts. The bill sets government directors after Oct 1 1950 and takeover between Jan 1 1931 and Jan 1 1952.
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London
Winston Churchill
Labor
Churchill
Attlee
House of Commons
Commons
Gas And Oil Boom In Pennsylvania Under Way
A Pennsylvania gas and oil prospecting boom unfolds in north central counties after a Leidy Township gas strike. State geologist S H Catchart says vast potential and millions in new resources may be uncovered. California Oil Company leads leasing across Sullivan Columbia Lycoming and Northumberland counties due to the surge in rights purchases. New York, March 7. Daniel Frisch dies. Frisch was $2 president of the Zionist Organization of America after a long NY business career. He died at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center following an operation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
S. H. Catchart
Leidy Township
Clinton County
California Oil Company
Standard Oil of
Callifornia
Sullivan
Columbia
Lycoming
Northumberland
Daniel Frisch
New York
Zionist Organization of America
Frisch
New York City
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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