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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1948
Page
4
George Axelson cites Swedish overregulation delaying housing and notes an adoption loophole for carpenters. The piece contrasts March’s slow approach to spring with lingering winter, predicting crocuses and budding trees in three weeks while urging calm about rapid housing schemes.
The Frederick High School dramatics will stage three one act plays Friday at 6 15 pm in the school auditorium. Ninth grade comedy Susie Sue features a large cast including Fanny White and Bruce Douglas.
The redbird, or cardinal, delights with vivid plumage and cheerful song. It migrates far, from New York to the South, bringing brightness to gray skies and uplifting hearts as it settles briefly in areas it favors. Farmers note market quotes for wheat corn barley as well.
The Frederick Bicycle Club plans to open in mid April with a smoker at Athletic Park and a series of summer and fall events. Spaceri tickets will be sold for $2. Charles B. Tyson buys David Liebman’s tobacco store and may open a Great Mexican stories factory. Water Superintendent Tyeryar supports a Fishing Creek reservoir. Spoke Works enlargements aim to support canning. Postmasters named for Creagerstown and Ladiesburg.
March 17, 1978 notes ten Frederick Republicans named as aldermanic candidates including Elmer Munshower and Elmer Brown. St Patrick's Day weather brings near freezing temps with clouds and a chance of snow. Undertaker Frank J. Shriner, 60, dies suddenly after directing a burial in Union Bridge. Sr. John P. Engelbrecht attends the University of Maryland junior prom. he stays in College Park.
Washington Daybook reviews a heated push for U S synthetic fuels from shale and coal as the Interior Department under Krug and Schr oeder pushes to build pilot plants, estimate costs, and defend oil supply amid geopolitical risks. contrasts with oil industry opposition and calls for public clarity on ERP.
March precipitation reaches 224 inches to date with 3.41 inches in March so far. The day’s high yesterday was 71 degrees, and the low last night was 47. Sunrise at 6 18 a m and sunset at 6 19 p m.
In a Washington discussion of Judge Moore's decision, critics argue it strips Congress of power to limit spending in elections. The piece links the ruling to broader fears of unrestricted political money and notes contrasts with labor and corporate remedies, warning of a potential surge in slush funds. Dorothy Dix column follows with advice on domestic issues.
A club asks you to head a committee though time is short. Consider refusing and offering to join as a member instead to ensure proper effort. Propose retaining your involvement at a suitable level without leading the group.
Chicago broker Hamilton Robinson faces scrutiny from Rep Busbey as the House subcommittee probes Robinson and staff on the State Departments Office of Controls. A second cousin, Robert P Miller, is cited in questions about loyalty and past investigations amid ongoing FBI records reviews of 108 employees.
The Ijamsville Methodist Youth Fellowship sponsors a Holy Thursday film event for March 25 at the Ijamsville Methodist Church. The church will be open to the public for the screening of The Crown of Thorns.
A compact Today in History and Birthdays segment highlights figures born in Maryland and across the U S, including Roger Brooke Taney and Emily Sartain, with notes on Patrick E Connor Clara Morris and Charles E Brush. The page lists anniversaries, notable birthdays, and events from 1776 to 1943, plus a brief horoscope and local social items.
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