Easter Story Broadcasts Reach World In Several Languages
The Voice of America carried Easter observances in twenty languages to nations worldwide during the weekend. Religious services from the United States were shared with audiences behind the Iron Curtain and other countries practicing Orthodox Easter. Special picture stories were sent abroad in advance, highlighting sacrifice, redemption, and America's devotion to Christian ideals.
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Voice of America
United States
Russia
Ukraine
Bulgaria
America
Apostle of Peace in Era of Scandal and War Fears
A reflection on President Truman as an apostle of peace amid criticism of his administration and palace guard. The piece contrasts hopes for historical stature with current political scandals and recalls Civil War events surrounding Baltimore and General Jubal Early’s 1864 raid, detailing maneuvers, battles, and local impacts.
Bee Colonies Face Starvation Risk From Harsh Season
University of Maryland horticulturist George Abrams warns local bee colonies are in danger after last summer’s poor conditions. He notes bees worked hard but found insufficient forage, leaving winter stores light. A simple hive test estimates frame weight to guide feeding, with 5 pounds per full frame and 15 pounds of honey signaling no feeding needed. If honey is low, feedings of a sugar syrup mix may be sprayed on combs, with two or three sessions likely as spring blooms arrive late.
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George Abrams
Apticulturist
University of Maryland
Abrams
Hal Boyle
New York
Golden Boy
Copenhagen
Junior Woman's Club Regular Meeting Held
The Junior Woman's Club of Frederick met at All Saints Parish Hall with President Mrs. Milton Shen presiding. Plans were made for members to attend the Maryland Federation convention in Baltimore April 1 to 3 with theme Implementing Our Faith in Democracy and a luncheon for junior clubs on April 1.
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Junior Woman's Club of
Frederick
All Saint's
Milton Shen
mem+bera
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Southern Hotel
Baltimore
Mecca
Hiram C. Houghton
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Steinmann
Frederick County
Vassar
Howard R. Cole
Jack Emmett
Dorothy Morgan
Floyd Pragsler
Chevy Chase
Ten Hills
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
The total registered vote of the city is 2,360, a final revision showing a net increase over 1898. An anonymous note claims a Rockville man narrowly escaped fatal harm in Frederick due to a heavy watch. Superintendent M B Stepens discusses rural school consolidation in Calvert county as a potential statewide plan. Wrightsville brakeman John Tyson suffers severe injuries after an accident on a Frederick division freight train. The Frederick City Election bill passes the House of Delegates after minor amendments. the legislature plans to adjourn at noon tomorrow.
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Rockville
Frederick
M. B. Steplens
Calvert County
John Tyson
Wrightsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
LeGore
Frederick City
House of Delegates
Waters
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on March 27 1931 the paper reports on a proposed state income tax bill in the House of Delegates affecting incomes from 500 to 25000 and up, notes three Frederick boys found in a mountain shack after school, a wrestling show at the State Armory ending in a draw between Tom Clayton and George Kiaita, and Dr J G Kearfoot purchasing the John T Edwards farm of about 170 acres near Brownsville in Wankington square.
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House of Delegates
Frederick County
Frederick
Shookstown
State Armory
Company A
Tom Clayton
University of Maryland
George Kiaita
Washington
J. G. Kearfoot
Brunswick
John T. Edwards
Brownsville
Wankington Squayy
Cigars and women spark public opinion in Washington
Boyle muses on women’s attitudes to cigar smoking and male bravado, then shifts to a Washington policy column. The piece contrasts coping with cigarette culture at social events with the RFC funding debate, urging a balanced reform and warning against abolishing government lending. It notes bankers’ views and historical policy shifts shaping intermediate credit.
Harold E. Sweeney Joins PE 25 Year Club
Harold E. Sweeney of Route 1 Thurmont becomes a member of the Potomac Edison System Quarter Century Club an honorary group for employees with 25 years of service. Sweeney joined PE in 1927 as a permanent employee after earlier temporary work and also served with the Frederick Railway and Line Departments.
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Harold E. Sweeney
Route 1
Thurmont
Potomac Edison System
Quarter Century Club
Sweeney
Frederick
Colgate Glee Club Concert Planned at Hood College
Frederick prepares for the Colgate University Glee Club concert at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall tonight at 8:30 under the Hood Club auspices. About 400 tickets sold. proceeds go to Hood Loyalty Fund. James Sykes directs. group arrives from Atlantic City by bus around 4:30 and stays with Hood Club members. A reception follows in Gambili gymnasium with hosts, students on spring break, and about 75 patrons. Tickets may be available at the door.
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Frederick Homes
Colgate University Glee Club
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Frederick Hood Club
Hood Alumnae Association
James Sykes
Colgate
Atlantic City
Chalfonne-Haddon Hall
Hood J Club
Frederick
Gambili Gymnasium
W. Jarboe Grove
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
B. O. Thomas, Jr
Andrew G. Truxal
Fundamental Word Study Lesson Recap
A concise lesson notes how to use fundamental correctly as an adjective meaning foundational or basic. It discusses misuses and pronunciation notes for words like recourse and secant while promoting vocabulary growth through daily mastery.
Zonta Club hears Easter faith talk at Key Hotel
Rev Ralph White, Church of the Brethren pastor, spoke on Easter and faith in modern life at the Zonta Club meeting March 19 in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Miss Florence Garner introduced him as members gave Garner a painted tray and heard an original poem by Mrs Hersperger. Guests included Mrs Ralph White Mrs John Wolfe and Mrs Martin L Bowers.
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Ralph White
Church of the Brethren
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Florence Garner
White
Miss Garner
Helen Smith
Hersperger
John Wolfe
Martin L. Bowers
The Little Man Watches Kefauver Hearings On TV
A man reflecting on the Kefauver crime hearings weighs police, officials, and politics. He questions his own citizen duties, considering voting, discussing issues, and possibly taking political action to curb corruption. He resolves to become more active, yet hesitates about following through.
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Washington
Kefauver
Senate
Tobey
New Hampshire
House Committee
Congress
House
First Aid Training and Ceremonial Award Report
Indoctrination in first aid work continues for Fredericksonians at home while others abroad qualify in accident prevention and casualty care training. A motor service volunteers course begins Thursday at 7 30 pm open to registrants. Cpl Carl H Brawner from Emmitsburg Route 1 earned a standard first aid certificate in Esslingen Germany. He serves with the Military Police Highway Patrol of Heidelberg and was selected for the safety school by his commander. Mrs William M Storm notes future driver-recruit specialized training after completion. Urb an a 4-H Club meets with pledge, demonstrations on walls and picture framing, candle salad and 4-H in daily life. Ann Runkles discusses 4-H work aired on radio March 6. Recreation led by Geraldine Geisbert. adjourned to April 14 at Late Stones home. Largest switchyard in the world operated by a single railroad is the Chesapeake and Ohio yard near Ashland.
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Essslingen
Germany
Cel. Brawner
Highway Patrol
Heidelberg
Frederick
William M. Storm
Chaiman
Urbana
Dolly Lawson
Miss Fehr
Ann Runkles
U S Defense Program Puts Rental Picture In New Light
Washington columnist Peter Edson reports on U S housing trends amid rent control debates as 26 million units under extended controls housed about 85 million people, highlighting shifts from tenancy to home ownership and the looming need to reimpose controls in crowded defense plant regions before June 30.
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U.S. Defense
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Alexander Summer
Newark
N. J
Congress
U. S
Office of Housing
Tighe E. Woods
Rent Control Authority
U.S
United States
Uni
Suit Over Contract Heard By Court
Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer opened a contract suit this morning filed by James R. Nurney and Realo C. Lewis trading as American Contracting and Supply Co against Weil Bros Inc in Henderson Hall Arlington Virginia. The sub contractor seeks 1288 on a 4988 contract while Weil Bros claims 3700 was the original amount paid and a higher figure was not authorized. A center claim alleges savings from substitutions of cheaper material. Attorney for plaintiff is Robert E. Clapp Jr and for Weil Bros is Benjamin Rosenstock. Nebraska ranks second in wealth among the states.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
James R. Nurney
Realo C. Lewis
American Contracting and Supply Company
Weil Bros, Inc
Henderson Hulk Marine Barracks
Arlington
Weil Bros
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