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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1946
Page
2
The News Frederick Maryland publication issues a 1946 date with standard notices. It lists subscription rates and mailing details and includes editorial policy statements and correspondence rules for letters to the editor.
American farmers anticipate a bumper 1946 crop, aiming to plant 357.5 million acres, up slightly from last year, with wheat rice oats peanuts and tobacco expected to exceed goals. The forecast hinges on labor, prices, and weather, yet shortages of corn feeds may reduce meat milk and poultry outputs for about fifteen months.
A philosopher notes that griping is widespread and often harmless talk that helps people vent. When real faults exist, disciplined griping can spur public sentiment toward reforms while complacency blocks progress.
A reader asks about the soul and its definition. The article explains the soul as an invisible spiritual order distinct from the physical, granted to humans in God’s image, with life on earth a school to develop faith and fellowship with God through Christ for everlasting life. It notes safety advice on masonry chimneys and fire-clay flue lining.
NEA Washington report notes Soviet troops in northern Iran pose little threat to oil interests. Major deals shifted since 1901, with Anglo-Iranian dominance and later concessions reduced. northern Persia remains largely free of U S and European concessions, limiting foreign leverage against the USSR.
A compact note on language use and word study. It highlights common misuses and mispronunciations, urging readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily. The entry discusses impudence versus front, emphasizes accent, spelling of inflammatory, and lists related synonyms for fearful and timid.
A 1896 Frederick column recaps a Belles Lettres Literary Society debate on whether a country boy is greener in the city than a city boy in the country with the negative verdict favored unanimously by judges G A Dean Grayson Mercer and C Dean. It notes a Middletown Frederick railroad motive power debate and track work slated for April 6, plus a four act comedy drama The Burglar at the Opera House and a News Comments editor tally urging Fourth street opening and Dill house removal to Montevue Road.
Twenty years ago columns note Harry Miller's car stolen from his East South Street home. The thieves could not start it and pushed it away as Mrs Miller saw the suspects. Miller chased them but could not stop the robbers. Also listed: Easter play cast including Raymond Pais and Ruth James. carrier Wilbur LeGore ill. LeGore to cover Crum route. LeM GG LeGORE valedictorian at Mercersburg Academy on June 2.
A nostalgic digest lists anniversaries and birthdays of figures like Benjamin Thompson Count Rumford Nathaniel Bowditch John Upchurch and Edward Bellamy. It also notes events from 1794 Embargo Act to 1949 Infantry battles in Tunisia and 1945 Allied armies on the Rhine. Includes a brief horoscope and a note on Sweden's elective monarchy.
WILLIAM A OBRIEN writes on ulcers noting spring flare ups and the link to stress and lifestyle. He explains ulcer types, symptoms such as gnawing pains after meals, relief with food or milk, and the value of following a physician's plan to prevent recurrence.
HAL BOYLE reports from Cairo on Mustapha and Ali Amin Youssef, identical twins known as the Peck’s Bad Boys of the Egyptian Parliament. Both six feet two and 230 pounds, they campaigned together, with Ali winning re election while Mustapha pursues public life in journalism and politics. The brothers co publish Akhbar Elyom and admire America, sharing anecdotes including a humorous birthday party invitation mix up.
A high school girl learns the correct social rule for introductions. When a woman about her mother’s age is introduced, she should rise to her feet to acknowledge the guest, while remaining seated is the incorrect response. The guidance emphasizes respectful posture and formal courtesy in social settings.
Washington March 26 says despite spy ring talk the atomic bomb secret remains safe according to Major General Leslie Groves. He calls the project a 100000 piece puzzle and warns a single betrayal would be nearly useless. Debate centers on whether any nation will ever know or be allowed to use the full secret while inspections and totalitarian regimes raise hurdles.
The notice lists several court actions including absolute divorces in Fry v Fry Newman v Newman Hetterling v Hetterling and Mary C Herring case, plus numerous marriage licenses such as John L Plimbard and Frances L Everhart and others. Property deeds and local civic notices accompany the docket from Brunswick to Emmitsburg and beyond.
A compact excerpt references Romans 11 3 lamenting prophets killed and altars overthrown while a lone survivor fears for life and notes masses dying for Caesar, attributed to Camptell.
Dorothy Dix argues modern youths demand independence and parents must adapt. She notes past control over marriages and career choices faded as children earn their own pay and form adult lives. The piece asserts parental influence remains strongest when exchanged on a man to man basis and honors the enduring bond between generations.
A proclamation urges collective preparation to face national problems. It warns leaders may pursue reckless schemes unless the public acts, fosters decent dealing, and avoids passive dreaming, stressing timely action and accountability. By WN. A Lufburrow.
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