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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1947
Page
4
Dorothy Dix laments society’s cult of youth, noting elderly men chase balding remedies and middle aged women fear aging. She argues youth’s beauty masks deeper hurt, and that aging brings social invisibility, disappointment, and struggle for self worth among women.
The infantry remains the core of military power in World War II era analysis, despite shortages as many troops shift to constabulary duties overseas. Young volunteers gravitate to lighter branches, while the infantry gains prestige and offers diverse skilled jobs in peacetime. A Memorial brochure honors Lt Commander Green Clay Goodloe, who died on a 1935 bombing mission, prepared by his widow. Washington Redskins sign Tommy Mont, a three-sport star from Maryland University.
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending 8:30 am zero. May to date totals 5.03 inches with normal May 3.66 inches. May 1 1946 record was minus 7.38 inches. Deficiency in 1947 precipitation stands at 14.36 inches. Yesterday high was 18, low last night 53. Sunrise 5:48 am tomorrow, sunset 6:27 pm.
Fifty Years Ago Loyal Items From the Columns Of The News March 27, 1597 recounts society notes and local happenings. Messrs Brosenour and Sons receive commendation, with references to council, banquets, programs, and associations connected to Fredercx Gen Club and Proebus management.
Twenty years ago events from The News include a school winning a presidential contest on Maryland soil, an oratorical meeting, and the Seyi-Friesian Association gathering. Francis Scott Key post of the American Legion plans to meet at the State Armory for war dead ceremonies with Lee Weinbers delivering the principal address.
The court did not sit Friday night in a brief session before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. Cases included a drunkenness and disturbing the peace convictions with fines and collateral forfeitures. Miscellaneous notices include a flower drop for Memorial Day by Air Force units and distributed collection depots across several towns.
The Jure Department announced a third 1947 sugar ration stamp valid for 10 pounds will be dated not later than announced. Spare No 12 can be used immediately instead of June 1. The 16 pound stamp was to become valid on June 1 but action now assures a total 35 pounds under the 1947 sugar control act. Spare No 53 for five pounds was made valid January and expired March 31. Spare No 11 and stamp No 42 have new validity dates.
Property transfers list deeds from Ray C Null to Ralph Schultz and others with nominal $10 sums and multiple spouses. Marriage licenses show several couples from Newsiton and nearby towns. listings include ages and addresses. Two Washington men accused of small change scam arrested by detectives. victims described and police seek cooperation from stores.
Martha Spraimis of Baltimore, an 18 year old senior at the Maryland School for the Deaf, was chosen as Girl of the Month for April. Her scholastic average in mathematics is 97, she captains the basketball team, and during the war knitted for the Red Cross. She plans college prep study with a math major and is active in tap dancing and student clubs.
A Washington column argues the US may face obsolescence in air power without sustained research and production. It warns that complacency after Pearl Harbor could leave the nation vulnerable to future atom bomb attacks without ongoing aircraft development and ready stand-by facilities. The piece calls for targeted defense funding and a cost plus approach to ensure Navy and Army air forces get the planes they require.
Oneida B Grushon and George C Devilbiss wed at home in Emmiburgh on Saturday May 4 under Rev G Ernest with immediate family present. The couple planned a wedding trip to Rochelle with reception following.
Police probe into the death of Mrs Winifred Buchanan found at a cabin on Washington Boulevard. The victim, about 40, was identified as the Indianapolis resident's wife. Authorities said the charred body was discovered in a smoldering bed and bedding area by an attendant.
The Maryland Federation of the Business and Professional Women’s clubs held its annual convention at the George Washington hotel in Ocean City from Friday to Sunday with 130 members registered. Delegates discussed growth, community projects, and urged continued advocacy for women’s appointment to boards, while events featured a bathing beauty contest and speeches on legislation.
The Elxs Club in College Terrace awarded the third consecutive high score to Mr and Mrs Manuel Wein Wes for an 11 430 evening total 33 670 overall. Doy le W Carr and Frances Petroth took second place with 21 400. Ralph Lihne and John Miller earned third with 29 090 in the three evenings. First prize 10 and third 10. Mr and Mrs Huset won the tournament second prize 15. Scores included 8 650 for Mr and Mrs Emmer Bowlus and 8 520 for Ross South and Mrs Rouzahn with 7 350 fourth. May 27 court martial news follows.
Local readers note May 31 to June 4 commencement events at Augusta Military Academy and Western Maryland College. Highlights include John Clark Warfield of Urbana, Loyola College graduate Thur L. Rhoads Jr., and Donald Monroe Sullivan's B A degree with family attendances. Multiple hometowns, addresses, and relatives are listed among graduates and visitors.
Congress weighs two rival health bills in hearings led by Senators Wagner and Murray for the Democrats and Taft and Smith for the Republicans. The Democratic plan would tax employers and workers to fund prepaid care with government billing, while the Republican plan seeks state administration with federal and state funding to provide care for those unable to pay. Estimates vary on how many would be covered, with Democratic and Republican figures conflicting.
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