Business leaders tout Main Street pro profit gospel in Wilmington
A Wilmington Chamber initiative trains local business executives to speak on the profit system and free enterprise face to face with residents. Team speakers use films and personal testimony drawn from real experience to explain why capitalism drives growth, jobs, and innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lony
Main Street
Wilmingham
Det
Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington
America
The News 1950 Advice Column on Love and Marriage
A 1950 Frederick News column wrestles with love affairs and marital loyalty. It presents letters from readers and a Dorothy Dix style guidance, urging honesty, divorce where needed, and avoidance of affairs that hurt families. The piece discusses social pressure, personal misery, and the consequences of choosing love outside marriage.
Robins Abound Marking Early Spring In Neighborhood Woods
An old Times piece notes robins lingering around lawns and gardens signaling spring, with bluebirds possibly present. Robins arrive ahead of main flocks, seek shelter, and feed on worms, while warming weather draws them across yards and suburbs by mid spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitar
Bares
Amy
Dear Miss Dix on Loving a Married Man
A puzzled single woman asks if a love for a married man can be real. The answer warns it is a catastrophe daily, bringing sorrow, scandal, and wrecked homes, with happiness tainted by another woman's tears and ruined families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Annie
Fifty Years Ago Locat Arms Pon Phe Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago March 14 1900 items from Cul ler area include the death of Dr John Jacob Cvuller near Bes residents. Tur Palmetto Flake Company prepares to ship a number of boats invented by Mr McClintock Young to Paris Exposition. Edward Joy severely injured quarry accident on Cot DL Victay Baughman farm. A Greek of Grace Reformed Church marks its first anniversary at Kemptall with entertainment led by Victor AW Stley. Frederick Camp.Mopern Wooden of America holds first meeting since organization in Fredonia. Council Hall plans and biweekly meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Cvuller
Tre Ferson
Bes Resitenes
Culler
McClintock Young
Edward Joy
Cot DL
Victay Baughman
Greece
Mite Society OF Grace Reformed Church
Kemptall
Victor AW Stley
Frank Becneys
Aviolin
Margaret Uperall
Frederick Camp
Mopern Wooden
America
Fredonia Couneil
Twenty Years Ago Local Mems From The Columans Of The News
Officers were elected at Frederick City Hospital annual meeting. Hospital debt stands at 72 000, up from a ten bed facility to 125 beds. Frederick Choral Society rehearses for a union service at Tivoli theater April 8 to 11 with Bishop McDowell as speaker. Spring weather brings high of 73. Restored residence of Chief Justice Roger B Taney to open in April as national shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick Choral Society
Tivoli Theater
Willam F. McDowel
Horer Branke Taney
Shrina
Taft supporters mix with Democrats amid Senate talk
Washington Daybook notes odd cross currents in Taft reelection bid as Democratic insiders discuss possible shifts, fearing a Republican presidential edge if Taft wins. It cites Ohio figures Ferguson and other dissidents, plus commentary on party dynamics and potential impact on 1952 races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Blain
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Ring Building
Democrat National Committee
Taft
Doe Ferguson
Senate
Bennedatre
Tatt
Oio
Coppaktithan
Cuitieiser
Paris
Hes
Patt Bat
Republicann
Conrad Nest
Monday Musicales Celebrate Group's Silver Anniversary
Fifty eight members and guests celebrated the Monday Musicales silver anniversary with a dinner in Calvary Methodist Parish Hall. The program featured charter members, past presidents, a vocal trio, guest artists from Hood College, and two Fred Waring choral arrangements. Officers and numerous members attended, with memories of the club's 1925 founding shared by Mrs Richard P. Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Richard E. Summers
Elm Street School
R. Ames Hendrickson
James M. Etchison
Shirley Braungart
Etchison
Richard P. Ross
Robert E Clapp
Staite Federation of Music Clubs
Frank
Lewis
William E. Zimmerman
Braungart
Kenneth E. Fogle
William M. Brish
Ponchiello
Beach
del Riego
Catherine Williams
Hood College
Miss Williams
Sibelius Chopin
Templeton
Margaret S. Kent
George T. Schroeder, Jr
Helen Shafer
Kenneth &. Fogle
Carroll Hendrickson, Jr
Robert E. Clapp
Frank H. Lewis
Stephen Langley
Carroll H Hendrickson, Jr
Ignatius Bjorlee
F. B
L. Brant Morgan
George B. Stupp
Kenneth E Fogle
John H. Cramer
William B. Leichert
Charles Byerly
Anna Marie Budde
Paul Johnson
Katherine Baker Bromley
Ernest F. Kennedy
William BE. Zimmerman
CIOs Left-Wingers On Skids As Housecleaning Continues
Washington March 14 CIO purge likens drive to clean sweep across unions. Six expulsions, trials and reorganizations widen split with United Electrical Workers. Six GM locals voted under NLRB rules with 22 167 IVE votes, 2 528 CEW, 1 240 no union amid a broader purge effort led by James B. Carey and a new CIO charter push.
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General Motors
New
International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
California
CIO Couneil
CIO
Cleveland
Hwith
UBW
Farm Equipment Workers’ Union
T the Chou
CLO
Mier
Fur and Leather Workers
New York Area
Litt
Allied Fishermen
Marine Banks
Longstroremen
West
New York
Midwest
Bridges
Pure Niture Workers’ Union
Morris Pizer
Pizer
Reagavitaion
Unis
Civie
AJL
WEW
WE Lnter
James B. Carey
Frigidaire
Delco
Packard Electric
Rochester
N. J
New Brunswick
National Labor Relations Board
UEW
Westinghouse
Rca-Victor
NLRB
TV Highlights Stir Debate Over Fashion on Air
Discussion centers on whether feminine necklines should be shown on television with viewers and critics split. Faye Emerson cited as proponent of current style, while producers seek clear guidelines balancing taste and display amid network schedules and a birthday dinner note in Buckeystown community.
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New York
Mareti
Faye Emerson
East
Income Tax Cheating Charged By U S Prosecutors
Federal prosecutors charge 44 individuals and nine firms with evading more than two million dollars in wartime income taxes from 1942 to 1946. Indictments allege unreported income totaling about 2.82 million, defrauding the government of over 2 million in taxes. Arraignments set before Judge Harold R Medina as Saypol cites concealment of wartime gains across textiles hotels plastics and post exchange military goods. Some face up to 30 years imprisonment plus fines. corporations face heavy penalties.
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New York
Harold R. Medina
U.S
Irving H. Saypol
The Nation Today on Communism and Vigilance
James Marlow argues that demonizing suspected Communists harms democracy and innocent people alike. He contrasts Western legal guilt with Russia’s accusatory system, urging steady caution against hasty labels and the erosion of due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Higion
Washington
Congress
Russia
Democratic Foundation
Side Glances on Rumor and Evidence in Reporting
The reader or listener is urged to question charges of Communism and to seek solid evidence before believing accusations. If no proof is present, keep an open mind until evidence or confirmation appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Wisconsin
Joseph Ro McCarthy
State Department
McCarthy Fis
HHS
Senate Foreign Relations Investigante
Sears
Women Homemakers Clubs Host Meetings and Plans
Jug Ridge Homemakers met Wednesday at 7 30 p m with 21 members. President Mrs F Russell Young led reports on club projects and a frozen cooked food demonstration. Delegates were named for Federation meetings March 25 at Frederick High School. Next gathering set for March 22 at Mrs John Engle's home with Miss Virginia Grzbul as co hostess. Adamstown Homemakers met March 1 with 13 members and 2 visitors. Hostess Mrs Robert De Rose presided. Director Mrs Palmer Snook urged County Council annual meeting. World Friendship Begins with Me theme explored with records and quizzes led by Mrs Eric Biser. Next meeting March 15 at Mrs Walter Page's.
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Jug Bridge Club
Howard Mayne
Exie Baker
Jug Ridge Homemakers Club
F. Russell Young
Charles Walker
Aubrey Davis
Hal Lee Ott
Frederick High School
John Engle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Virginia Grzbul
Adamstown Club
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Robert de Rose
Palmer Snook
Arthur Fouche
Carlin
Michael
Snook
Biser
Page
de Rose
Eric Biser
Walter Page
Misused English Lesson Words and Pronunciations
Daily vocabulary note contrasts misused phrases with correct forms. It highlights no fewer than ten times, proper oo pronunciation, abdomen versus abdominal, and defines Herculean as very difficult. Aims to boost word mastery by studying one term daily.
Rh Blood Types and Transfusion Risks Explained
Doctor outlines Rh positive and Rh negative blood, how mismatches can trigger chills and fever after transfusions, and the risk of erythroblastosis fetalis in Rh negative mothers with Rh positive pregnancies. It notes when no danger occurs and when medical follow up is needed, with Dr. Jordan offering weekly Q A.
Social Etiquette At Dining With Your Husband
The guide advises couples to communicate preferences gently. It contrasts telling the waiter directly with letting the husband place the order for both of you, highlighting correct and incorrect approaches in a social dining scenario.
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Coleither
North Court St
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Jed
Bureau of
Frenerwe
Hema Ane
Marrirel
Lyon
Dorothy
Chile
Beil Syndicate
Dorothy Dix
Hhdhir
Locat Arms Pon
Columans of the News
Washington Daybook
Vemooerals
Busreau
Harry
Aonooo
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Globe Syn
Hinstein
Princeton
Albert Pinetere
Tait
Peter Buson
NEA
Nead | Cio
Television Tonight
NBC
Georgie Price
Milton Berle
CBS
Dumont
Charlies E
Olanad
Bart Green
Buckeystown
Charles E, Oland
Nettie Oland
John Gilliam
Janet
Thomas J. Oland
Elaine
Edward E. Oland
Joyce
Shelva Jean Oland
Amd
Glenn Holt
Earl Green
Earl Jr
Robert J. Burall
West South Street
Jane E. Wills
Uriah B. Shockle, Jr
Uriah Shockley
North Market Stree
RED
Victor A. Kravchenko
Soviet Purchasing Commission
House Un-American Affairs Committee
Moscow
Kravcchenko
Communist Party
United States
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
NEA Service
Dr. Jordan
Remy
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