Dorothy Dix on Youth and Marriage Folly
Dorothy Dix argues youth lack of patience harms marriages as desires change with age. She notes unprepared couples face hardship, debt, and parental strain, urging readiness before marriage. The piece also reports Maryland wins the Paul Lavalle scholarship for contralto Laralee Liss, funded by the National Federation of Music Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zizi
Mam
John
Robert E. Clapp
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Paul Lavalle
National Federation of Music Clubs
Maryland
Laralee Liss
Baltimore
Miss Liss
Eisa Baklor
Not Permanent Webb Sees No Budget Cuts Ahead
James Webb in Washington says there is no prospect of government spending reductions for years. He notes budgets of 40 billion dollars or more are inevitable and many share this view, arguing for continued large federal programs and deficit financing unless economic shifts alter the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Webb
Washington
Webb
Te Sam
Iron Curtain
Outgo. Inc
Russia
German Generals Return Home from England in Wales
In Bridgend on May 12, 76 former German generals and high officers left for Germany. Names were kept private though Kurt Dittmars was identified among them. Welsh neighbors bid farewell with tears and carnations as prisoners boarded trains. some embraces and public goodbyes noted. The group sails for Germany on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgend
Wales
Germany
War Office
Kurt Dittmars
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News May 13 1898
Capt Beckley of Company A retired after medical exam staff cites he is too heavy for service. A petition circulates to restore him. Washington County grand jury indicts Hagerstown Fair Association for running gambling on fair grounds last fall. Improvement Land and Building Association stockholders elect directors including Dr George Johnson M E Getrendanner and others. A heavy thunderstorm hits Middletown with dust clouds. rain short in duration. gardens washed, town branch floods. A buggy on the George C Freshout farm near Lewistown struck by lightning causing damage. An old cooper shop at the West end of Middletown torn down after years of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Company A
GRAND
Washington County
Hagerstown Fair Association
Improvement, Land and Building Association
City Register
Offce
George Johnson
M. E. Getrendanner
D. C. Winebdrener
John C. Hardi
P. B. Runkel
A. R. Yeakle
David H. Kolb
W. Nash Young
L. 3. Nixdorf
John A. Lynch
Geo. S. Redock
George Markell
Middletown
Geo. C. Freshout
Lewistown
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
May 13 1925 notes recall state police officers Charles E Howeth and R H Andrews injured when their car overturned near Hattstown while avoiding a collision with a motorcycle. Clarence L Marsh and wife and three children located in Singapore and Sumatra visit Frederick. A Maryland Automobile Association branch will be organized in Frederick this week. Myersville residents push for a stone road from Myersville toward Monument School along the westward route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Charles E. Howeth
R. H. Andrews
Frederick
Rock Wire
Hrattstown
Clarence L. Marsh
Singapore
Sumatra
Maryland Automobile Association
Myersville
Mqpument School
Radio Time Schedule Snippet From 6200 News Report
A fragmented radio programming excerpt lists shows and hosts across stations including MBS ABC NBE CES WOR WRAL WFEMD and more. Mentions Tyler morning segments, Evening Music, and various time slots with bands and dance programs.
Secretive Senate hearing claims on Aramco steel pipe
Washington Daybook notes a Senate Small Business Committee hearing on Aramco oil pipe shipments. Forrestal reportedly approved second quarter pipe allocations despite widespread protests amid a broader fight over oil policy and farm politics.
Elected Student Head Moylan Jr of Baltimore City College
Charles E Moyles Jr summers at Sjamsville and won the student body presidency at Baltimore City College in a recent election. He is the son of Judge Charles E Moylan of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore and Mrs Moylan. Moylan reportedly polled about 160 percent of the 1,800 voters with a ten plank platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Moyles, Jr
Sjamsville
Baltimore City College
Charles E. Moylan
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Moylan
Benson
Hoffman's First Big Job Is Recruiting Washington
Paul Hoffman, new Economic Cooperation Administrator, enters a month of building a $6 billion OEEC program. He faces recruiting 350000 a year people and staffing key posts like Warne r Taylor and Averell Harriman while aiming to shift focus from relief to recovery projects and flexible implementation across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Inea
Paul Hoffman
Congress
Hoffman
Howard Bruce
Warner C. ‘Taylor
Averell Harriman
Europe
William C. Foster
U. S
European Economic Co-Operation
Bassador Harriman
Th Hofman
Hofman
Bessia
France
Kent
Congressional
Questions and Answers on Reveres Midnight Controversy
The text notes controversy over the Reveres midnight event and credits Robert Newman as North Church sexton. It mentions Amelia Earhart’s loss near Howland Island, a Pacific island near the Gilbert Islands halfway between Hawaii and New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Newman
Sexton
North Church
Amelia Earhart
Howland Island
Pacific
Gilbert Islands
Hawaii
New Guinea
Going Into a Business For Self Discussed By Babson
Roger W Babson argues young men and veterans should consider self employment, noting changes since the Rockefeller era. He compares starting small ventures with jobs in larger firms, warns about capital needs, and urges education through a business college to gain practical skills for independent enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Old Block
Intermittent Rain Predicted Through Friday Weather Update
Weather Bureau reports intermittent showers and cooler, cloudy conditions likely through Friday. Forecasters expect possible scattered thunder with temperatures near seasonal norms and modest precipitation totals. Local farms report limited planting progress amid the current warm spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Notable Births and Deaths Anniversaries in 18th–20th Century Figures
Today in history and birthdays list prominent figures: Henry William Stiegel pioneer glassmaker born in Germany died 1785. Manasseh Cutler clergyman botanist died 1823. John S. Dwight Boston music critic died 1893. Daniel G. Brinton anthropologist died 1899. Arthur Rotch Boston architect died 1894. Joseph F. Berry Methodist bishop died 1931. Also dates include Jamestown 1607 and U.S. war declarations, plus birthdays of Leonard F E Dyer, David B. Robertson, Jean Starr Untermeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry William Stiegel
Baron von Stieze
Pennsylvania
Germany
Manasseh Cutler
Ohio Company
Ich
Martin Billingly
Conn
John S. Dwight
Boston
Daniel G. Brinton
Philadelphia
Thornburg
Arthur Rotch
Joseph F. Berry
The
Epworth Herald
Canada
Leonard FE
Dyer
Winter Park
Fla
Washington, D. C
David B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Cleveland
West Austintown
Ohio
Jean Starr Untermeier
New York
Zanesville
John L
Sionarty Council
Lahore
Engelser
New
Committee Named for Frederick Aviation Effort
Secretary George C. Slagle releases a Frederick Chamber of Commerce bulletin naming the Aviation Committee. Chair Robert L. Heyser leads with J. Walker Carty as assisting member and EH Dav, Harry J. Lebhert, and Alas Long listed as ascertained members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Slagle
Charles K. Taylor
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Robert L .Heyser
J. Walker Carty
EH Dav
Harry J. Lebhert
Alas Long
Business group elects officers at 2a meeting
At a 2a meeting of Bruns wick business and professional people group directors, officers for the ensuing year were elected. Emory V. Irve was named president, Mrer Kaplan vice president, Frank Sapp secretary, and Dr. W. B. Watson treasurer. The organization name remains to be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Emory V. iFrve
Mrer Kaplan
Frank Sapp
W. B Watson
Beall Reports Senate Approval of Air Force Bill and Draft Debate
J Glenn Beall notes Senate approval 74 to 2 of House Bill prox 2 for a seven group Air Force and three point nine billion dollars to buy 4 200 planes. He mentions possible delays in Atomic Energy Commission reappointment and outlines upcoming Selective Service debates and junior chamber show plans. He also covers stamps and local civic notes including Francis Scott Key stamp plans and a milestone on Australia’s gold rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Congress
Maryland
Senate
Atomic Enery Commission
House Committee On Arm Services
Senate Armed Services Co
Selective Service Legislion
House
Progressive Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cumberland Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pierce Department
Fred
Frederick
Agriculture
Marsland State Roads Commission
District of Coumbia
District Columbia
Marsland
Th Army
Aberdeen
Joseph Herbert
America Legion
Clear Spring
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Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate, Inc
England
Sparis
Chicaso Orchestra
Cbs
East
Bam
Abe L
Lowell Thomas
Cisey Morzan
Hasness
Trent Bach
Abewrast
Masie Backeford
Rts
Sims
Henry
Brande
Abe-West
Asceeast
America
Nds
Hud
Abe-East
Candini Moge
Abe
Nickter Play
Dhs
Antugnela
Mis
Farl Godwin
Nene
Vanete
Ehymers
Danre
Washington Daybook
Forrestal
Cammerce
State
Tris Coffin
Senate Small Business Committee
Arabia
James V. Forrestal
State Departments
C.arler Wood
Katherine Guyon
Arabian“American Oil Company
Small Business Committee
United States
Latin America
American Petroleum Institute
Commerce
Defense Departments
Dillon
Reed
Dolorous F. S
Aramco
Japan
Truman
Democratic
Democratic National Committee
Clints Anderson
New Mexico
White House
Missouri
Republican Party
George Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jim Farley
George Alen
Sullivan
Globe Synd
Voice of Reason
Soviet Union
David Lawrence
Department of State
Murphy
Berlin
Vienna
Harriman Committee
State Department
U.S
Belgium
Mir
Olive IL Reddick
Hood College
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Detroit
Willem C Penn
Getts 2
Dorsey
Penn
Roger Rabton
Eesns
Ene
Rockefellers
Nessman
Sxr
Joe
Sim
Waterloo
Pub
Fin. Bureau, Inc
Edward Ise
Charles G Lee
Phobus Avenue
Srand
Register of Wills Office
Register of
Harry D Radelif
Nee. I
Know
Jamestown
Mexico
Michigan State College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
South Dakota
Wanamaker's
New York City
Asic
Black Legion
Holland
Churchill
Mufti
Florida
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Health and Welfare Fund
U. S. Senate
Weex
Thrift
Cail
Paz
Australia
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