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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
3
The Frederick News Post 1946 edition lists subscription rates and publication details. The paper notes AP membership and rights to republication of dispatches and local news. It emphasizes real-name authors and court street address for communications.
The original manuscript of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland is set for sale on April 3 in New York after fetching 75,259 pounds at a London public sale eighteen years ago. The richly annotated pages include Tenniel illustrations and show Carroll’s hand written drafts and drawings.
The piece discusses how aging workers face higher living costs and age bias from employers. It urges keeping up with new methods, trying experiments, and staying engaged to preserve independence, happiness, and social connection in later life.
Questions cover Americans sending large personal remittances abroad with 1935 totals near 200 million and 1919 figures around 700 thousand. Another item asks about Guam rehabilitation after naval shelling, with Agana and Agat rebuilding needs and 23 thousand residents in squalor awaiting aid. A third query notes Europeans rely on German bread for about 50 to 60 percent of their diet, explaining wheat use.
Washington reports allege General Spaatz disparaged the Navy at a private Aviation Writers Association dinner, suggesting no need for a separate air force and questioning carrier bombs. The piece urges high officers to meet and foster cooperation to achieve genuine unification amid disunity.
The text queries the national debt and the number of people displaced by the war in Europe. It states a debt of 279.5 billion dollars and estimates that 25 million were uprooted, many permanently redistributed.
In Baltimore military circles Frederick is discussed as the likely site for this summer's Maryland National Guard encampment. A Maryland tobacco inspector, WM Ford, visited Frederick yesterday with his family on East Second Street. A sendoff dinner for friends departed for Charlotte, North Carolina, with several locals planning to relocate there. Rockville reports a post office break in with the iron safe blown open and checks and stamps stolen. Edward Lease celebrated his fourth birthday with a party on West South Street.
An estimate of about 160 dollars was reported for new outer doors at the Court House by architect C Fr. Bowers to the County Commissioners. The Headless and badly decomposed body of Charles William Moore was found near Sandy Hook opposite the Virginia side of the Potomac River. Steps toward organizing a ladder truck company were taken by the city fire department at a Junior Fire meeting. Dudley Page was authorized to appoint a committee to draft a constitution. Mrs. Harry Nixdorff and Miss Thelma Nixdorff left for Havana Cuba, planning to visit Florida en route back.
A mixed history column lists anniversaries and births from 1813 to 1945, naming Thomas Crawford Braxton Bragg John Bannister Tabb and Stephen Decatur among others. It includes Today in History entries for 1820 1865 1921 and 1941 and birthdays for Arthur H. Vandenberg Mills Cooper Gardner Richards Baldwin Mason. The piece closes with a brief horoscope note and a copyright line.
A medical guide explains that shaving, plucking, waxing, and chemical removers offer various effects on hair, but only electrolysis provides a safe permanent result when performed by a skilled practitioner. It notes risks from X rays and chemical agents, and covers bleaching and facial hair concerns in aging and menopause.
Fritz Kreisler offered a rich man a fortune for a violin but the owner refused. Kreisler played with passion and the instrument finally passed to him who can use it. The piece argues that goods often go to those who can use them, while many go hungry. The saying that to him that hath shall be given, and from him that hath not shall be taken away, is noted.
A reflective note cites Daniel 2 23 praising God for wisdom might and the revealing of the king s matter. It links to themes of gratitude faith and divine insight and ends with a variant blessing on sacred time.
Ex serviceman writes with 30 comrades about broken promises to fiancés after war and asks how to handle marriages they no longer want. Dorothy Dix counsels to break the engagement if love is lost, noting war experience as maturing factor and urges courage to refuse marriage plans.
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson summarizes the 1945 FBI crime report. He details daily averages of murders rapes robberies burglaries car thefts and other thefts with totals and values, notes regional trends, and cites J Edgar Hoover on causes and reforms including parental accountability police strength and juvenile crime prevention.
A person is prepared to exit for a scheduled appointment when a visitor arrives. The correct approach is to briefly explain you are leaving for an appointment and ask the caller to return later. Your obligation to the person you have an appointment with supersedes an unannounced guest.
Lt. Hammond Rau, recently discharged, visits his parents in Frederick as a Washington columnist explains four changes to the GI Bill. The plan removes the word normal, allows reasonable values by local appraisers, and extends loan terms and guarantees for real estate and farm loans.
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