The News March 7 1956 Frederick Md edition
The Frederick Maryland News-Post issues details subscription rates and mailing practices for The News. It states the paper is associated with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Readers are urged to submit corrections with real names and contact the editor for any erroneous notices.
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Court St. Frederick
Pate Mumbes
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pins
Associated Press
Ted
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United States Air Force poised for rapid rebuilt strength
Although war ended, research produced faster, more capable planes. By June 30 the air force plans 400000 volunteers and six wartime long range fighter and bomber groups. Speeds may exceed 500 mph with near 750 mph goals. Emphasis on instant readiness against any attack and rapid build up from a strong industrial base led by top mechanics and pilots.
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United States
Ike Esker
Air Forces
Baker
Mysterious Pulse of a Nev Ada County and Monday Holidays
ANevada Nye County reports no infantile paralysis cases amid desert terrain and sparse population. The piece notes possible atmospheric or environmental factors and ponders why similar counties remain affected. It also discusses moving holidays to Mondays, led by the National Association of Monday Holidays, with aims to shift Decoration Day.
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United States
Nevada
Nye
Toanopeh
Oregon
National Association of Monday Holidays
New York
North
John A. Logan
Grand Army of Republic
G. A. Ru
South
Russia uses walkouts at UNO to test Western unity
In Washington on March 29 observers note Russia repeats walkout tactics at UN Security Council to sway discussions on Iran and influence open debate. Britain and the United States press for transparent talks while reporting on Iran tensions and Soviet control in Eastern Europe. UNRRA restricts food aid to occupying armies, signaling growing East West strains amid postwar tensions.
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Washington
Russia
Security Council
David Lawrence
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
Constanthreat
Byrnes
UNO
Iran
UNO Council
United States
Stalin
Europe
Balkans
UNRRA
Relief of
UNG
New York
Ussr
Finland
Poland
Baltic States
British Airlines
London
British Dominions
United Airlines
Pacific Coast
Eastern Airlines
Miami
New Orleans
U. S.british Aviation
Bermuda
American Airlines
Eastern
Reform to Mandey holidays urged in national call
The passage argues for a logical change to Observation Day emphasizing solemnity, supporting Mandey holidays through gradual reform rather than abrupt upheaval. The cited Times commentary frames this as a cautious, stepwise national shift.
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Revolution
New York’ Times
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News March 29 1896
Fifty years ago local items report MR J M WILHIDE a North Market Street confectioner thrown from a bicycle on a steep hill two miles west of Middletown injuring him for a week. A House bill to reduce the mayoral salary to 150 a year passes in the Senate along with a bill to enlarge taxable city limits. A fire of unknown origin destroys a small bank barn stock and farming implements near Walkersville. a calf perishes. John Marsh son of Mr and Mrs A P Marsh receives Easter and birthday party with about 20 White’s nests present. P M Hiteshew moves from his farm to a home near the fair grounds as Daniel B Miller relocates to 83 East Patrick Street.
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J. M. Wilhide
Market Street
Middletown
HOUSE
Frederick City
Senate
Jacob Dinterman
Walkersville
A. P. Marsh
Groff House
John Marsh
Clara Smith
Ella Smith
East Third Street
Twenty Years Ago ACTIVE WORK ON MEMORIAL Ground
Twenty years ago the city and county planned a World War memorial event which was delayed by rain awaiting clear weather. The report notes little Miss Margaret Staley undergoing tonsil removal at Frederick City Hospital and mentions safety concerns over low hanging awnings causing head injuries to pedestrians including a Hood College student and a University of Virginia student, Charles H. Conley Jr., visiting home at Guilford.
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Margaret Staley
Francis X. Staley
East Second Street
Frederick City Hospital
North Market Street
Hood College
Charles H. Conley
University of Virginia
Guilford
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
Today's history notes mark 1790 John Tyler born in Virginia and 1819 Isaac Wise born in Bohemia. 1921 Frank Lestic born in England. 853 Elihu Thomson born in England. 569 Ales Hrdlicka born in Belaemia. Also dated events include 1638 Swedish Delaware settlement, 1847 Vera Cruz surrender, 1882 Knights of Columbus founding, 1905 Panama Railroad purchase, 1918 U S cavalry in Mexico, 1942 anti-aircraft actions, and Patton in Europe. Birthdays include Stephen Bonsal, Frances Bolton, Isabel Anders, Henry Collier, James Alfred, Eugene Savage, Justin Whiting, and Howard Lindsay.
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John Tyler
Virginia
Pace & Decuuant
Harrison
Charles City
Richmond
Isaac M. Wise
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Bohemia
Frank Lestic
New York
England
Elihu Thomson
Lyto
Mass
Ales Hrdlicka
Beliemia
Washington
Delaware
Peter Minuit
Christiana
Wilmington
Vera Cruz
Moxica
Knights of Columbus
Connecticut
United States
Panama
U_ 5
Villa
San Geronimo
Fach
France
Rommel
Africa
Truk
Burma
Ryukyus
Patton
Frankfort
Stephen Bonsal
Baltimore
Frances P. Bolton
Cleveland
Larz
Isabel) Anders Brookline
Boston
Henry D. Collier
Standard Oil of
California
San Francisco
James V, Alfred
Houston
Tex
Bowie
Eugene F. Savage
Yale
Covington
Ind
Justin R. Whiting
Commonwealth & Southern
St. Clair
Mich
Howard Lindsay
Doctor Says A Spring Tonic Debate and Health Tips
Doctor discusses sulphur and molasses as a spring tonic and notes modern better options. He warns against internal use of calomel salve and emphasizes iron rich foods, fresh fruits and vegetables, outdoor exercise, garden building, and adequate sleep and meals to combat spring fatigue and infections.
Hypocrisy and striving toward Christian ideals
An editorial by Burt L. Dauglass condemns hypocrisy and urges realistic Christian striving over mere claims. It contrasts aiming to be Christian with simply believing, cautions against excuses, and offers guidance on hospitality and character formation through gospel teachings.
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Burt L. Dauglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
Rayburn faces choice on atomic trip and party unity
Washington notes outline Sam Rayburn must pick loyal Democrats for a two month Bikini task force while balancing support for administration aims. Meantime army leaders warn unified armed services would erase the Navy amid sorting notes on China, Iran, and the broader postwar balance of power.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Sam Rayburn
House
Navy
Bikini
Us Rayburn
Congress
Russia
U.S
China
U. S
Manchuria
Pennsylvania
Mukden
Why Go Steady Dear Dorothy Dix Card
Dorothy Dix counsels against going steady with one boy as a path to heartbreak. The reader is urged to date multiple young men, noting the perils of dependence and changing tastes while still in school. The column advises evaluating options and keeping freedom rather than to lock into a single relationship.
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Miss Dix
Sparkie
Jorn
Dear Dorothy Dix and the Thrifty Family Debt
A reader and wife of 20 years faced judgment from their son in law after funding daughter’s board and laundry costs. Dorothy Dix’s answer defends parental support, noting a daughter's earnings create duty to share income, and urges not to heed in law or in law.
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Dorothy Dix
Werk da Cnstetbetad
J. G
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Bew Syndicate, Inc
Bible Thoughts On Walk And Writings Of Homer
A compact device noting Ephesians 5 13 urging careful walking not as fools and contrasting doubt with wise caution, quoting Homer on doubt and prudence. The fragment presents a devotional reflection mixing scripture with classical wisdom.
Pension and GI Bill queries on veterans rights and maternity care
A reader questions eligibility for medical attention and hospitalization for a wife during pregnancy, noting that service members in four lower enlisted pay grades may obtain maternity care under the Emergency Maternity and Infant Care Program if the pregnancy occurred before discharge. The column outlines steps to apply via the state Health Department and summarizes various veterans’ disability appeals and subsistence allowances under GI Bill and vocational rehabilitation.
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Tacoma
Wack
Tower
State Department of Health
Olympia, Wash
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Servicememento Haneusa
G. F
Ocala
Flas
Daily English Lesson Word Spotlight Subsist
Lesson highlights common usage and pronunciation errors for the word subsist. It explains correct spelling and meaning, noting subsist means to have existence or persist, and contrasts with phrases like spend on vacation. The note includes tips on misused forms and enforces careful syllable emphasis.
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