Dear Dorothy Dix column on new father and remarriage guidance
In a Dorothy Dix Q and A column excerpts, an expectant father asks for guidance on becoming a good dad, and a widower seeks advice on remarriage amid family opposition. The responses emphasize cooperation between spouses, knowing children, and the value of companionship for aging parents, plus a a note on handling a partner’s sloppy dress as a potential marriage issue.
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Miss Dix
Ja&umy
Mary
Government Printing Office waste and the public cost
Senator Bridges attacks the Government Printing Office noting vast waste as GPO publishes odd bulletins on watermelons sex and other curiosities. He cites 133 billion printed items in ten years and argues most publications are mailed postage free while the post office bleeds red.
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Government Printing Office
Washington
Senator Bridges
United States
Government
Bridges
Weather Summary for March Readings
The report notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 am today. March to date precipitation is .75 inches with March 1948 totaling 3.75 inches. High yesterday was 12 degrees, low last night 23, with yesterday’s high 88 and last year’s low 45. Sunset 6:22 pm, sunrise 6:12 am, moonrise 2:44 am, moonset 11:39 am.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Extensive improvements are to be made to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's passenger depot in this city with the first floor to be overhauled and rearranged. John Flart, native of Galway Ireland and resident of Brunswick, took naturalization papers and becomes an American citizen at 60 after 43 years in the U.S. Rosa Birely, daughter of Wm C Birely, leaves Frederick for Baltimore to perform on piano before the Woman's Literary Club. Carlton Molesworth, local baseball figure, will coach at Western Maryland College then play in Bishop, N. C. at season end. Emerson Society debated Russia exclusion. judges split in favor of the negative.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Flart
Galway
Ireland
Brunswick
Rosa Birely
Wm. C. Birely
Frederick
Baltimore
Woman’s + Literary Club
Birely
Carlton Molesworth
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Binghamton
N. C
Emerson Literary Society
United States
R. Nusz
H. Ramsburg
R. Ely
R. Johnson
Jones wins White Horse Club 12 mile run in 1 07 41.9
Tom Jones a 32 year old history teacher from Lincoln University Pa won the White Horse Club ninth annual 12 mile street run in Baltimore on March 20 defeating 35 runners from the Atlantic seaboard. He set a time of 1 hour 7 minutes 41.9 seconds and holds the AAU junior 30 kilometer record.
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Baltimore
Tom Jones
Lincoln
Washington Daybook notes veterans clash with Rankin plan
Washington Daybook reports a group of ten World War II veterans in the House aiming to block John Rankin's pension bill estimated to cost five and a half billion annually by 1990. Seven Veterans Committee members and three others oppose Rankin's measure amid a partisan clash over cost and strategy.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
House of Representatives
John Rankin
Rankin
House Veterans Committee
Harold Donohue
Massachusetts
Pete Mack
Ilinois
Earl Chadoff
Pennsylvania
Pete Rodino
New Jersey
Jim Nolan
Indiana
Harold Patten
Arizona
Glenn Davis
Wisconsin
John Carroll
Colorado
Jack Kennedy
Hugo Sims, Jr
South Carolina
Donohue
Davis
Chudoff
Rodino
Patten
Mack
Walter Huber
Ohio
Ways and Means Committee
Carroll
Budget Bureau
Premier Ho Ying-Chin selects cabinet in Nanking
Chinese sources report Premier Ho Ying-Chin has formed a new cabinet, ending an internal crisis. A note on a separate food item mentions using canned tomato paste as a substitute in chili con carne, with possible additions of chili sauce or ketchup for flavor.
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Nanking
Ho Ying-Chin
Four-Day Career Conference Opens at Hood College
The four day Hood College conference opened with President Andrew G Truxal delivering noon remarks in Brodbeck Hall. Frederick county consultants join Hood College staff to guide eleven discussion groups on vocational fields including natural sciences home economics religion social services English journalism and business and industry.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Brodbeck Hall
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Richard N. Owens
George Washington University
Washington
Brodbeck Lal
Busi
Katherine Thomas McHale
Frederick County Welfare Board
William C. Roderick
Children's Aid Society
Lou Davis
Ruth MacVane
Charles S. V. Sanner
Hood ‘38
Alta Ice
Calvary Methodist Church
May Thompson Evans
Federal Security Agency
Owens
Alumnae
Ruth E Perry
Hood
Reporter's Quiz Shows Wide Dog Breed Preferences
Seven residents from Thurmont and nearby areas express diverse dog breed favorites including hound rat terrier collie spitz and heegle in a poll on which breed appeals most. Separately, eight people were arrested on Sunday evening on charges tied to peace disturbance and a separate glass-breaking incident on East Sixth Street and Five and a Half Street.
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Sweeney
Thurmont
East Sixth Street
William C
Eurene Lake
Betty
Maurice Green
Martin Kanode
Kanode
Dorsey
Grace King
Split Infinitives Debate Sparks Reader Letter
Odds and Ends recounts a newsroom clash over a split infinitive in a March issue headline. A reader protests English correctness, Hood College guidance is cited, and editors quote the Mune-Millan Handbook noting split infinitives are no longer deadly.
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U. S
Hood College
Mune- Millan
Testimonial Dinner Honors Fred Heck After 58 Years at City Opera House
C Webster Heck dean of Frederick theater workers received a surprise testimonial in the Pine room of Hotel Frederick. Friends and the local theatrical employes union presented bonds and gifts. A caricature by James Decker drew applause as remarks recalled bygone years with toast master William Bennett Sr. and guest list including the Heck family and local theater figures.
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C. Webster Heck
Frederick
Pine
Hotel Frederick
Webby
City Opera House
Heck
James Decker
William B. Bennett
Franklin Heck
Marcia Darlene Heck
Robert L. Shipley
Robert L. Shipley, Mr. Bennett
Robert L. Grove
W. Henry Decker
Harry L. Decker
E. A. Crowther
Louis C
Jack Forney
Irving
Buddy” Beall
Charles Heck
Milton Frank
Lewis A. Woodward
Joseph Blum
H. David Hagan
Contracts for Frederick baseball league entrants distributed
At a Friday meeting at the American Legion home contracts were distributed to boys up to 17 for the Francis Scott Key Post and Frederick Motor Company baseball league. Deadlines: April 15 optional, definite by April 22. Play starts in May and runs into August with games twice weekly at Elm Street and Washington Street schools. The league expects eight or nine teams under chairman William T. Kreh Sr. An all star team will tour June, facing Hagerstown, Westminster, Frostburg, and Cumberland to form a Western Maryland contingent for a July state event in Baltimore. All-star players receive Legion outfitting and travel paid. gear may be kept by the players.
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American Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
Frederick Motor Company
Elm Street
Washington Street
William T. Kreh
Legion Committee
Teague
Frederick
Hagerstown
Westminster
Frostburg
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Legion
Chichester Stewart Wedding in Laytonsville
The Rigg Stewart wedding took place Saturday at the bride’s Laytonsville home with Mary Cook Stewart as only attendant. Rev James Vincent officiated as Samuel Riggs IV and Ridgely Brown Chichester attended, in a ceremony at St John’s Olney. Also announced is the engagement of Kathleen L Sauble to Boyd H Metcalf with a summer wedding planned.
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Chichester
Stewart
Henrietta, Rigg
Samuel Riggs
Laytonsville
Judge Riggs
Robert Hallowell Chichester
Tate
Washington Bowie
Pilace
Samuel Riggs IV
Mary Cook Stewart
Ridgely Brown Chichester
James Vincent
St. John’s Church In
Olney
Norman R. Sauble
Taneytown
Kathleen L
Boyd H. Metcalf
Arthur B. Metcalf
Chevy Chase
Miss Sauble
Duke University Hospital
Metcalf
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Installing meters on Taneytown streets begin March 28
One hundred thirty nine parking meters are being installed on Taneytown streets and their official operation will begin Monday March 28.
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Taneytown
New NATO style pact frames united world defense
Washington notes a North Atlantic agreement creating a League of Nations like structure within the United Nations, with military cooperation and a practical system for economic and cultural programs. The pact binds signatories to consult against attacks, with a Russian veto bypassed by enabling Security Council overreach and domestic wartime authorization.
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League of Nations
U. N
David Lawrence
Washington
World Organization
United Nations
Security Council
Russia
Berlin
Hood College Vespers Address Reflects Faith and Reason
Dr. Otto F. Kraushaar of Goucher College spoke at Hood College Vespers on Prove all things, hold fast that which is good. He urged thinking, weighing evidence, and balancing reason with faith, and expressed sympathy for Mrs. Horace Underwood’s family, with Grace Underwood, a Hood junior, among mourners.
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Otto F. Kraushaar
Goucher College
Hood College
St. Paul
Paul
Kraushaar
Andrew G. Truxal
Horace Underwood
Korea
Grace Underwood
New York
N. Y
Hood
Campaign Against Colds by Dr Green Cuts Absenteeism
Illustrated feature in The Columbus Dispatch on March 6 highlights Dr Floyd M Green medical director of Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company and his success reducing employee sick days to under 1 percent. He treats incipient head colds with aerosol therapy and purifies air by vaporizing triethylene glycol through the building system. Dr Green is Theron D Green’s father, head bacteriologist at the local State biological laboratory.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Floyd M. Green
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
Green
Theron D. Green
State Biological Laboratory
Hopkins Musical Club Concert At College Hood College
Johns Hopkins University Musical Club presented its annual concert at Hood College Brodbeck Hall on Saturday. The Glee Club directed by Emil Serposs, assisted by Fred Waring alum, featured Solos by Samuel Hunter and Thomas Williams, baritone Lester Grotz, and a two-piece novelty quartet. The program closed with Hopkins songs Alma Mater Dear Old Johnny Hopkins and Hopkins Medley, followed by a dance with Joins Hopkins Blue Jays.
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Johns Hopkins University Musical Club
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Cecilian Choir
Glee Club
Emil Serposs
Fred Waring
Pennsylvanians
Johns Hopkins
Naylor
Rodgers
Samuel Hunter
Chopin
Gershwin
Thomas Williams
Handel
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Lester M. Grotz
the Trumpeter
Dix
Mandalay
Speaks
Quartette
Allan Keiniig
Gordon Rhodes
Lester Grotz
Thomas Hubbard
Hopkins
Turnbull
Johnny Hopkins
Charles Nicodemus
Walkersville
Meyrand
Hopkins Blue Jays
Farm Withdrawn At Public Sale Near Wolfsville
The Gouker farm of 104 acres off the Myersville Wolfs ville road near Wolfsville was withdrawn at an insufficient bid at a public sale in front of Harne's store. The property was offered by trustee H Kieffer DeLauster.
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Gouker
Myersville
Wolfsville
Harne
Wolfseville
H. Kieffer DeLauster
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