The News Tatabi May 6 1851 Subscription Rates
The paper lists subscription prices across time frames and notes postal classification. It indicates entry at the Freder ick Md post office as second class matter. The date and typographic quirks reflect a 19th century newspaper format and pricing for single copies, three months, six months, and annual terms. The page is part of the Freder ick Maryland edition.
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Tatabi
Breat Southern Ptg & Mfc. CO
Audit Bureau of Circulatons
Frederik. Md
Classified Ads Volume Keeps Rising in Daily Edition
Advertisements in the newspaper continue to show strong gains with volumes near 16 dollars per page. Costs rise per ad as more space is needed. Some desks report printing limits as columns fill quickly with items for sale hire or services.
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Tober Day
Psychiatric paranoia warned by Dr Burlingame
Dr Charles Burlingame of the Institute of Living Hartford cautions that today’s public focus on psychiatric disorders risks creating real and imagined illnesses. He urges renewed spiritual values parental guidance and clear health rules as antidotes to morbid self doubt and emotional breakdowns.
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Charles Burlingame
Institute of Living
Hartford
Conn
Burlingame
UT Fine Arts seniors list candidates for June 2 degree
Betty Hunt Seeger heads the list of thirty eight University of Texas College of Fine Arts seniors named as candidates for degrees at the June 2 commencement. Frederick is listed for a Bachelor of Music.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas College of Fine Arts
Betty Hunt Seeger
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News May 6 1897
Fifty years ago items from The News dated May 6 1897 detail John Hartman ascending a church steeple to repair the cone, a North Market dispute with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph Company over pole placement, a large new hotel under construction at Bridge and Railroad streets in Brunswick with 33 rooms, a return to Japan, and burned ballots and fally sheets from the election observed by officials including Judge Wians Court.
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John Hartman
All Saints Episcopal Church
North Maror
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Bridge
Railroad Streess
Meeting Sets Plans For New Pennsylva nia Railroad Station
Twenty years ago news item notes a meeting of service committees and clubs to discuss securing a new Pennsylva nia Railroad station in the area. Hood College announces its annual May Day celebration themed Cinderella with the May Queen name kept secret until the event.
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Frederich Wachter
Oliver Keefard Kreh
Poer
Don Lice
Franti Ogle
Edward Dougherty
Eugene Buch
John Renn
Charles Burras
Hood College
Rights and doubts over union shop in Washington memo
In Washington a correspondent reports a letter from St Louis detailing tensions between workers and unions over a union shop. The piece notes 7000 members facing a $2 ticket book for a raffle to fund organizational aims, with 150 Shapleigh employees resisting and unions pressuring them. It discusses Senate actions on the right to work and anti coercion provisions as safeguards for workers.
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Washington
Congress
St Louis
Shapterrh
Hardit
Edward Richards
Navy i
Hardy Leach
Pacific
Shapleigh
Shrapleigh Company
Senate
Fred
Zauen
Among The Sick Air Reports From Frederick Memorial Hospital
George H. Graham returned Sunday to his Walkersville home after an operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Bertha Rudtown, recovering from sinus surgery in Mercy Hospital Baltimore, has gone home. Millard E. Barthlow fell at 49 South Market Street and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a suspected leg fracture. William Watkins, formerly a patient at Frederick Memorial, returned home near Kemptown by C E Cline Son ambulance. Mrs. Walter Hudson of Urbana, hospitalized in St Aignes Baltimore since April 21, operated on by A. Stewart for a son and is improving. Mrs. Chart Riggs of Kemp Town dislocated her shoulder and returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Air
George H. Graham
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walkersville
Millard E. Barthiow
South Market Street
Frederick Memos Hospital
M. R. Etchison
San. Ar
William Watkins
Kemptown
C. E. Cline & Son
Bertha Rud Town
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Walter Hudson
Urbana
St. Aignes Hospital
A. Stewart
Chart Riggs
Middle
Spinach Growers in Virginia Face Market Loss
Spinach growers in Virginia report widespread losses as harvests near market, with growers noting reduced demand and lower prices. The Norfoll area faces shrinking profits while equipment and storage costs strain budgets.
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Virginia
Weather Summary of Precipitation and Temperatures
The report notes May to date precipitation at 13.1 inches with normal total at 3.66 inches and a 1946 figure of 7.38 inches. It records a 1947 precipitation deficiency of 4.38 inches, temperatures around minus 73 as last night’s low and minus 44 a year ago. Sun times indicate sunset and moonrise patterns for tomorrow.
Hood Sophs Present TNT Musical Friday Evening
Hood College presents the Sophomore review TNT in Brodbeck Hall at eight with three acts of tap numbers and original lyrics. Miss Doris Gaines directs with co producers Miss Juan Hars and Kinsburg. dance leads Donna Madhouse and Barbara Woodall. costumes Clare Summers. props Georgia Barman. music Barbara Davies. lyrics Barbara Baxter. Also notes an institute in Damascus and a political update about J Milton Dick and a Maryland House minority leader.
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Hood College
TNT
Brodbeck Hall
Doris Gaines
Gettysburg
Juan Hars
Rochester
N. Y
Kinsburg
Donna Madhouse
Tyrone
Barbara Woodall
Grosse Pointe Shores
Mich
Clare Summers
Norfolk
Georgia Barman
Vero Beach
Fla
Barbara Davies
Easton, Nd
Barbara Baxter
Wynnewood
Iss Barbara Baxter
Marion Lozier
Hasbrouck Heights
Bernice Mass
Dorothy Dix on gold diggers and the money question
Dorothy Dix argues that few women are gold diggers and notes romance drives most marriages. She says the money issue is sharp postwar as many wives work for independence, jeopardizing home life and juvenile discipline while husbands resist paying allowances.
Frederick Rotary District Convention Elects Governor in Baltimore
Seven Frederick Rotary Club members attended the 108th Rotary International District convention in Baltimore over two days. Howard S. LeRoy of Washington was elected district governor. Dr Ignatius Bjorlee presented cups to clubs for service. College Park won first in international service for sending donated lunch to the Rotary Club of Pa France. Speakers included Walter H. Judd addressing democracy versus communism and Harold Benjamin urging UN ESCO support.
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Frederick
Rotary Club
France
Rams
C. B. Ramsburg, Jr
Richard Rasburg
E. Brooke
Roger
Ignatius Bi Maples
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
Germany
Turkey
China
Europe
Asia
Harold Benjamin
Oft College of Education
Unit of
Maryland
United Nations
Fifth victim dies Sousa Ke May ch 18 month old
Fragmentary OCR text reports a fifth victim dying with references to Sousa Ke and May. Mentions victims including a mother but details are unclear due to garbled source.
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Sousa
Vietins
Weddings Tie Tucker Soper in Park Way Church Service
A Saturday evening ceremony at Parkway Church of God united Richard C. Tucker and Dorothy S. Soper with Rev. O Sullivan presiding. The groom, a Navy veteran, is a partner at Stoner Sales and Service in Frederick and the couple will reside with the groom’s mother at 8 College Avenue.
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Tucker—soper
Richard C. Tucker
Katie Tucker
College Avenue
Dorothy S. Soper
Robert L. Soper
South Market Street
Parkway Church of God Parsonage
O. Sullivan
William Eyler
East Ninth Street
Navy
South Pacific
Co. S&s. S. Swanson
Stoner
Strength For Today By Eart L Douglass D D
The article argues Jesus is prophet priest and king and that faith rests on all three. It warns liberal Christians focus on teaching, fundamentalists on sacrifice, and millennialists on kingship. A balanced tripod of prophecy priestly sacrifice and kingly rule gives stability.
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Jesus
Earth
Christ
Babson
Synd
English Lesson on Word Usage and Pronunciation
The note explains common misuses and pronunciations for words like will, four, o'clock, aquatic, and versatile. It urges practicing one new word daily to grow vocabulary and versatility.
Lufs Stuff Reflects on Changing World Prices and Peace
A brief note by N A Lufburrow laments rising prices and strikes since a distant war era. The writer urges reassurance that real peace may dawn before it is too late, contrasting past hopes with present frustrations.
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Germany
N. A. Lufburrow
11 000th Night In Hotel Room
Washington May 6 Tonight I figure is the thousandth night I have slept in a hotel room It is a memorable occasion to me but hotel owners of America ignored its significance completely No beaming management in the corridor with a cheerful bouquet or cake with a thousand Ne. I celebrate milestone all alone The best run hotels are in Sawitzerland The worst hotels are in the Balkans where beds hold more small game than the countryside
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Washington
America
Chez Evans Hughes
Sawitz-erland
Balkans
Bali
France
Leor Oo
Question and Answer Fragments From Historical Text
A collection of Q and A items notes birthplace, religious sites, political history, banking exams and transplant advice. Read fragments mention Bethlehem Nativity Grotto scholars, first to seek a third term Ulysses S Grant, New York Center Theater, and bank examiner appointments amid gardening guidance on moisture sun and planting conditions.
Doctor Says Recovery That Was Then And Now Anesthetics
Dr. William A OBrien writes for NEA Service about the history of anesthesia from ether and nitrous oxide to modern gases and tubes. Mentions discoveries a century ago, early neck operations, and ongoing developments in anesthesia including safety and recovery implications.
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Brice Wood
Mane Simmons
Foundry Method Church
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Dorothy i
Nome
Cas W. 3. C. S
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TE Mayer
E K. Taxier
Pam Erection
Is Ma Company
Charleston
W. Va
J. Milton Dick
House of Delegates
Asscrity
Dorothy Dix
Nathan
Bell & Ghtndicate, Inc
Rotary
West Virginia
Gwynn Falls Park High School
Freed—Jones
Pauline Jones
Norman Jones
G. Franklin Freed, Jr
G. Franklin Freed
Samuel S$. Johnston
Miriam Whipp
Braddock Heights
Ralph Rohrer
Myersville
Wilbur Hoffman
Madison Street
Hoffman
Eart L. Douglass
D. D
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Frst
Ienn
Ulysses S. Granc
Lbrary
William A. O'Brien
NEA Service
Gray
S. Felton Taries
Josens T. Gr. G. Remsbe
G. Hun
Er Bowers
Angust T. Brust
James H.C . W
Jardee Grove
Charles E. Hudson
Sam W. Meples
George W. Myers
Benj. Rosenour
Dr. and
Robert L. Smi
Three Spring
Court House
Austin Murray
Grange
Carro Manor
Itori
Adamstown
Remsburgh
Tracy
Organic Chemical Co
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