News card item from The News March 23 1946
The Frederick Md News notes publication details for The News and News-Post Building address. Subscription rates and mailing details are listed. The paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, with guidance that public communications require real name. Entry date shown as Thursday March 23 1946.
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Aft
Esky Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
AL Communications
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
McL
Audit Bureau of Circulaciross
Associated Press
Frederick Md
Probing A Grip On Army Class Distinctions
Secretary Patterson appoints a civilian board of veterans to probe Krass favoritism toward officers and to recommend changes in citizen army structure. The inquiry weighs military discipline while considering ways to reduce off duty class divisions and attract volunteers for peacetime forces.
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Patterson
America
Dabbling's Promise and OPA Blame Over Lumber Shortage
The article discusses lumber shortages and high prices blamed on OPA controls, with dealers warning of rising building costs if restraints persist. It suggests substitutes such as plastics and agricultural fibers as future building materials amid a housing crisis. It also includes a Washington Star column praising Churchill for using informal grammar, arguing a shift toward accepting "This is me" over strict grammar rules and encouraging self-expression.
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OPA
America
Winston Churchill
Mr. Churchill
Washington Star
Fact-finding failed in GM strike amid union clashes
Washington reveals a battle between two UAW leaders over the GM strike, blamed for four months of work stoppage and hundreds of millions in losses. R J Thomas and Walter Reuther dispute timing and tactics, while critics warn on big union power and political aims. The Atlantic City convention underscores concerns over mass struggle, books, and government limits on unions.
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S Today
Washington
David Lawrence
General Motors
Avi
Fedo
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers Union, Cio
Atlantic City
Thomas
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
CIA
Y ” Phattabia Oh Sg
UAW
Congress of
United States
Iif
America
Today In History Tadawe Anniversaries
Today in history highlights include births and deaths of notable figures such as William Byrd Theodore Frelinghuysen Henry R Senoolcraft Norman Hapgood and Allan Neilson. Milestones include Zachary Taylor crossing the Rio Grande in 1846 and wartime events from 1918 to 1944. Birthdays span Herbert Lehman Horace G Smith Spyros Skouras and Corliss Lamont.
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Tadawe
William Byrd
Westover
Theodore Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
U. S
Rutgers
Somerset Co
N. J
Henry R. Senoolcraft
Albany
N.Y
Norman Hapgood
Chicago
William Allan Neilson
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Scotland
Vistory
Zachary Taylor
Rio Grande
Mexico
Wicaragon
U.S
Myra Bradwell
West
Cincinnati
Court House
Alabama
St. Nazaire
France
Patton
Germany
Herbert H. Lehman
Allons Relief
New York
Horace G. Smith
Garrett Biblical State
Ransom
Alvert Dacesie
Philadelphia
Spyros R. Skouras
20Th Century-Fox Films
Greece
Corliss Lamont
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News March 28 1896
In the column from Lovalems, Jerry Kennedy owns a water spaniel famous for tricks, Dr Joseph A Williamson a leading druggist died at North Market Street after years in Williamson and Beckenbaugh and later Williamson and Brown, William Clem the insurance agent sprained his left ankle stepping on a loose brick, Middletown commissioners set the tax levy at 40 cents per hundred up from last year, a bold robbery in Knoxville saw a thief steal shoes underwear shirts pants cigars and about 25 pennies from Rice and Shaft store.
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Jerry. Kennedy
Joseph A. Williamson
North Market Street
Williamson and Beckenbaugh
Williamson and Brown
Gately
Thomas Williamson
William Clem
Middletown
Knoxville
Rice and Shaft
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News March 28 1926
Ice formed as temperature fell to 3 degrees overnight in sections of the city. Joseph D. Baker plans a 16 acre Demonstration Forest with about 17 000 trees between Braddock Heights and Middletown. Frederick DeMolay upset Frederick Military 43 36 at the State Armory led by Vie Kreh with ten baskets.
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the News
Joseph D. Baker
Mr. Baker
Noah E. Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Associated Press
Maryland
Frederick
Maryland AP
Elworthy
Houck
Bob Miller
Frederick DeMolay Quint
Frederick Military Quint
State Armory
Vie Kreh
Spring Diet and Clothing Change to Beat Spring Fever
Doctor explains spring fever as the body's adjustment to warmer weather. Recommends lighter foods, fresh vegetables, and spring salads to prevent fatigue, plus shedding heavy clothing gradually. Explains the brain heat regulation and encourages a gradual shift in diet and activity for a smooth transition.
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William A. O'Brien
M.D
NEA
Ayat
Strength for Today and Birthday Supper at Rocky Ridge
A page from a 1930s community issue presents Earl L. Douglass with a health lesson on staying active to combat atrophy and a birthday supper honoring Mrs Norman Burdette at the Kolb home in Rocky Ridge with attendees including the Kolb and Burdette families and friends from nearby towns.
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Co. P.M. Kolb
Rocky Ridge
Norman Burdette
Co. P, M. Kolb
William
Charles
Preston
Nettie
Jean
Barbara
Jewell
Ray Martin
Eugene
Theresa
Lamar, Jr
Charles Myers
Joan
Robert Kolb
Bobbie
Aif
Hess
Waynesboro
Bible Quotes On Hope From Zechariah And Armstrong
A compact pairing of two lines on hope and fear. Zechariah urges lifting the eyes to witness a vision while John Armstrong reflects that our greatest good and what we consume can spare is hope, as the antidote to fear.
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Zechariah
John Armstrong
Investment Trusts Open and Closed End Explained
Roger W Babson explains the growth of investment companies noting two main types closed end and open end. He describes how open end funds diversify for small investors, how asset values and sales charges affect price, and how market dynamics influence stock market stability through these funds.
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Roger W. Babson
New York City
iInvestment Trusts
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Lehman Corporation
Adams * Express
Atlas Corporation
Tri- Continental
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Keystone Custodian Funds
Incorporated Investors
State Street Investment Corporation
Lim
R Tesget Comers
Wall Street
Dorothey Dix On Wifely Fights As Conjugal Stimulus
A column quotes Dorothy Dix and two eminent psychologists arguing that sparring between spouses can spark conjugal love by revealing true opinions and tension. It notes that such clashes prevent dull routines, improve awareness, and may preempt customer or client friction, while urging restraint and kinder exchanges for lasting harmony.
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Jones
Q and A on natural resources and economy
Questions and answers cover native coal supply lasting about 3000 years the share of small and big business with big business accounting for two thirds of total US business temperatures on the moon reaching 243 degrees below zero at night and 214 above in the day textile workers wages averaging 33 dollars a week and production costs for gasoline from petroleum five cents and from coal 18 cents
Dogmatism in Opinion Warns Against Bigots
The daily lesson notes dogmatism as positiveness in assertion without proof. It explains pronunciation of dogmatism with o as in toss and cautions against intolerance in opinion. It urges mastering one word daily to grow vocabulary and usage.
Life's puzzles and sowing joy in tough times
A reflection on life as complex yet resolvable through mindful choices. The piece notes that satisfaction grows when seeds are sown well, even as hardships persist. It emphasizes keeping hearts and minds at peace to ease complications in a broad philosophical voice.
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Gonne
Nature
Ote
Aya We
N. A. Lufburrow
Social Situations at the Host's Table
A hostess moderates a heated discussion among guests choosing to listen actively and steer conversation. The mediator encourages respectful dialogue, names points clearly, and avoids airing personal blame while aiming to restore calm and inclusivity. The goal is understanding, not proving anyone right or wrong.
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