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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1954
Page
8
Major Thomas M. Nial outlines the 18 draft classifications focusing on conscientious objectors COs may seek 1 A 0 1 W or 1 4 0. The article explains how religious belief defines CO status and the process to claim it, including forms, board decisions and possible penalties for refusal.
Dorothy Dix answers teenage romance and school stress questions. A 17 year old begs marriage advice against parental opposition while a 14 year old faces an unplanned pregnancy. The column includes guidance on conversation, independence, and responsibilities.
Look out at the western sky at sunset to see a dust and light phenomenon. Scientists attribute the glow to ordinary atmospheric dust with sunlight passing horizontally through layers. The piece connects dust and light to human goodness and moral guidance, citing a Bible verse.
Court notices show licenses issued for Robert Rohrbaugh and Shirley Troxell and Paul Rohrbaugh with Mary Ann Barkier. Property deeds list transfers including Joseph A Boxer to Howard A Gross, Ruth Smyth Bates to Bruce Harbaugh, and GeoKeepers to Lucwe Somerville. Also three New York honors for Frank Selvy Furman Ed Conti and Coach Johnny Jordan from Notre Dame announced by the Veteran Basketball Writers Association.
Polish Premier Boleslaw Bierut addressed the wartime Congress urging more trade with the West. The speech broadcast from Warsaw outlined a second postwar bid for friendship with France and allied nations as Austria reports from Vienna on March 19.
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