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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1949

Page

10

Local prisoners work outside jail then return at night

Sheriff Guy Anders said two six month second offense drunken drivers, Clif ford W. Smith and Eugene Sponseller, may work daytime civilian jobs to support dependents while remaining jailed at night. He cited overcrowded facilities, welfare cuts, and modernization as driving factors, noting other trusties can work with supervision and paychecks handled by authorities.

Clifford W. Smith Eugene Sponmeller Frederick Guy Anders Anders Frederick County U. S Smith Washington Sponseller

Mothers tied to apron strings harm future independence

Dorothy Dix laments mothers who bind children to their apron strings shaping milquetoasts who lean on Mama. The mother says many men and women inherit weakness when parents refuse to let them grow up, harming talent and marriages. The column also features a reader asking if her husband truly loves her amid weight concerns and insults.

Miss Dix

The Law of Self and Love in Marriage Advice

A reader asks if her husband loves her despite his teasing about weight and fashion. Miss Dix advises embracing humor, not taking kidding personally, and updating hair and wardrobe to match slimming trends while laughing at his jokes in public. A second letter from Frank discusses age gaps, urging that maturity allows choosing a partner regardless of years.

Nina Miss Dix Frank

Film Schedule Fore Frederick Theaters Next Week

The Frederick schedule lists Tivoli shows including Family Honeymoon with Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray, Alias Nick Beal with Rey Mitland and Audrey Totter, No Minor Vices with Dana Andrews and Lilli Palmer, Kiss In the Dark with David Niven and Jane Wyman. Opera House features The Last Bandit with Bill Elliott, Dynamite, Mexican Hayride with Abbott and Costello, Chicken Every Sunday, Renegades of Sonora with Rocky Lane, Bruce Gentry chapter six, and Land of the Lost cartoon. Frederick has Diamond Frontier with Victor McLaglen, Alaska Patrol with Richard Travis, Tobacco Road with Dana Andrews, King of Jungleland chapter eight, Ratiled Rooster cartoon. Dorothy Dix column note.

Frederick the Tivoli Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray Nick Beal Rey Mitland Audrey Totter Dana Andrews Lii Palmer David Niven Jane Wyman the Opera House Bill Elliott Warner Pathe William Gargan Abbott and Costello Dan Dalley Warner Pathe News Sonora Rocky Lane Bruce Gentry the Frederick Victor McLaglen Richard Travis Newss Extra

Testing New Car Engines Washington May 13

Washington May 13 Dr Milner director of the northern regional research laboratories of the Department of Agriculture explains that alcohol water gasoline mixtures sprayed into engines can give high compression engines an effective 100 octane rating under some conditions without raising fuel costs. The work aims to boost mileage up to 30 percent and reduce gasoline use, though high compression requires high octane fuels and more crude oil for production.

Washington Agriculture Department R. T. Milner Northern Regional Research Laboratories Department of Agriculture Dr. Milner

Agriculture Officials Eye Alcohol From Farm Crops

Agriculture officials explore boosting consumption of alcohol produced from farm crops and waste products like corn cobs, examining potential uses and impacts beyond private research aims.

Washday and the virtue of clean clothes lines

An exhortation extols washday as a moral and social virtue. It argues bright white sheets and garments elevate appearance and dignity, claiming cleanliness makes the world feel renewed and everyone benefits from well kept clotheslines.

Weather data snapshot with May figures and temperatures

The report lists 24 hour precipitation ending 8 30 am today as none. May to date 2 29 inches versus normal 3 66 inches. May 1948 actual 5 023 inches. Excess in 1949 to May 1 minus 2 66 inches. Yesterday high 71, low 45. Moon and sun times provided for today and tomorrow.

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