Local newspaper masthead and subscription rates
The 1946 Freder ick MO News issue dated Saturday November 2 presents the standard masthead and pricing: established 1833, daily except Sunday, 3 cent single copy, 50 cent monthly, 125 year, 500? membership, and Audit Bureau of Circulations note.
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Great Southern Ptc & Sfg
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Post Ofice
Frederick Moes
Newspaper Circulation Trends and World Records
The article discusses rising newspaper circulation in the United States and abroad. It notes newsprint shortages limiting runs, prices rising without hurting demand, and forecasts of future 10 cent daily and 25 cent Sunday prices. It cites records like News of the World 7.5 million and New York News 2 million daily, 4.5 million Sunday.
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United States
News of the World
London
New York News
Chicago, Tribune
Luft's Stuff JASONING dust as the taste of food depends
The text railing at judgments and leadership argues that life's flavor comes from wiser plans. It warns greed and scrappiness spoil progress, and urges balanced seasoning of society to achieve happiness.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News
Fifty years ago items note a debut by The Ranch King at the Opera House directed by Joseph D. Citton, a street accident frightening a barber shop awning post, a debate at the Beles Letires Society on free and unlimited coinage of silver, and the ninth of the Frederick wheelmen earning medals for a Century Cycling Club century ride with names listed.
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Agnott
Joseph D. Citton
United States
Roger B. Wood
Roy T
Thomas
Negataiy Flo
Aeten- Hull, Jr
Frederick
Century
Century Cycling Club
P. J. Nussbaum
Geo
Bi Murray Bris
Harry Brish
Jard Markey
Jace Schmidt
Barry Lochner
Joseph Tabler
Charles Wilson
Ruling bars state officials from acting as election workers
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Associate Judge Glenn H Worthington ruled that persons holding a state commission or state office are excluded by law from serving as election officials. About 140 workers took part in a Home Visit ation evangelistic campaign evening meeting at All Saints church parish house. Maryland climate ranked best in the nation per Roscoe Nunn’s five year weather survey. Hood wing at Frederick City Hospital added since then 762 patients treated in the new addition.
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Jude Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
All Saints Church
Maryland
Roscoe Nunn
Hood
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret
Local Campaign Climax Amid Rallies and Weather Talks
Voters await the closing days of a heated campaign as candidates rally across Frederick. Weather becomes a talking point with a warm Indian Summer, while local projects and incidents—from housing units and airport plans to car crashes and charity drives—signal a busy city awaiting Election Day.
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Lew Fine
Hallowe'en
Frederick
Burt Frederick
Brunswick
Mayor Culler
Leevie
Weather observations for localities in Maryland region
Yesterday reached a high and a low around 53 and 54 degrees. Conditions were clear at Ceresville and cloudy at Point of Rocks with sun set near 5 10 p m and sunrise at 6 40 a m tomorrow. Moon rise is expected at 2 31 p m.
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Wrees— Manseney
Ceresville
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Truman album of foreign policy bias and duet
David Lawrence argues that the Truman administration undermines bipartisan foreign policy by controlling the Democratic National Committee and backing Wallace speeches. He attacks Hannegan's radio claims linking Republican votes to Taft and accuses Democrats of misrepresenting Senate foreign policy.
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Iven
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Robert E. Hannegan
America
Taft
Ohio
Alben Backiey
Senate
Leagerest Wiel
Hitler
Phouid Chow
United Nations
Congress
Benad
Theruth
Germany
Col. Lodge
Massachusetts
Wy. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Republican Party
Henry Wallace
Byrnes
Vandenberg
Connally
Wallace
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State Department
Russia
United States
Hannegan
Odds And Ends Army Came Here To Seek Opportunity Too
A Frederickton city club talk explored local lack of job chances for youth and the share of non natives in Lions Kiwanis and Rotary. The speaker noted 32 percent in Lions 40 percent outsiders in Kiwanis and 50 percent not from the fold in Rotary, then admitted deeper evidence would be hard to obtain. Separate items mention a Thurmont to Washington presidential procession with supporters, two women discussing the coming election, and a Missionary Society meeting at the local church with readings and addresses.
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Gordon M. Ash
Amsterdam
Holland
First Baptist Church
Raymond EB. Wilhelm
Spring City
Grace Evangelisal and Reformed Church
Odds and Ends
Army
Frederik
Frederick
Wne
City
Lions Chus
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Wien
Truman
Pena
Ashington
Shangri-La
Thurmont
Irving Stei ¥Ler
Bud Nicholson
Marg Valentine
Phurmonwy Liberty
Dorothey Dix Advice For Miss America Dreams
Dorothy Dix argues that many plain girls ruin themselves by chasing beauty and Miss America. She says success comes from charm and skill, not looks, noting many famous women wed strong partners and that hiring managers value competence over appearance.
Hood College play The Women staged in Brodbeck Hall
The Marionettes of Hood College presented The Women a satire by Clare Boothe Luce at Brodbeck Hall Friday evening directed by Bliss Sally Wills Holland assistant professor of English. Cast included Elizabeth Lee Hormey Lois Ann Armitage Dorothy Mac Arthur Carolyn Stevens Jean Brohmes and Phyllis Muir with a 29 member ensemble. Upcoming productions include Family Portrait and The Damask Cheek by Lenore Coffee Cowen and John Van Druren. Major John M. Culler Jr of the U S Army Medical Service received a promotion to major while stationed in Korea.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Marionettes Society
Hood College
Bliss Sally Wills Holland
Elizabeth Lee Hormey
West Englewood
N. J
Lois Ann Armitage
Appollo
Dorothy MacArthur
Scarsdale
Carolyn Stevens
Cul-lingswood
Jean Broh
Rutherford
Phyllis Muir
West Engleswood
Doris Anne Gaines
Gettysburg
Barbara Lester
Southall
Middlesex
England
Mary Mida Mendelsohn
Atlantic City
Mary B. Allen
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Georgia Barman
Vero Park
Fla
Ann Landauer
Frederick
Colleen Crawhurst
Nutley
Barbara Brown
Madeline Aldrin
Montclair
Virginia Dyer
Chevy Chase
Jean Brohmer
26 Easy GOP Victories Predicted in 1946 House Wins
NEA Washington report by Peter Edson outlines Emil Hurja’s forecast of 26 GOP gains to secure a House majority. The piece lists target districts and Democratic incumbents including Chase Going Woodhouse Emily Taft Douglas Louis Ludlow Clarence Cannon Hugh De Lacy and Helen Gahagan Douglas with a mix of other contenders.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Emil Hurja
Jim Farley
Easior
Emil
Hurja
Chase Going Woodhouse
Connecticut
Emily Taft Douglas
Chicago
Louis Ludiow
Indianapolis
Frank E. Hook
Ironwood
Mich
House Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Hugh de Lacy
Charities Savage
Washington State
Horja
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Los Angeles
Andrew J. May
Prestonsburg
Andrew J. Biemiller
Bill Waukee
Matthew M. Neely
Con
Johnson
Melvin Price
East St. Louis
Ill
Bennett
Frank Hook
Stratton
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Charles Savage
Carson
William R. Thom
Canton
Scott
Herbert J. B McGlinchey
Philadelphia
Axtell
Louis Ludlow
Albert J. Beveridge
Truman
Kansas City
Albert L. Reeves, Jr
Enos A. Axtell
Roger C. Slaughter
Truman R. Young
Franck R. Havenner
San Francisco
Ellsworth B. Foote
James B. Geelan
Antoni N. Sadler
Joseph F. Ryter
J. Caleb Beggs
Philip A. Traynor
Delaware
Robert J. Twyman
Alexander J. Rosa
George MacKinnon
Roy Wier
Minneapolis
Edward J. Devitt
Frank Ty. Starkey
St. Paul
Wiliam Barton
Parker. Banta
A. S. J. Carnahan
Gregory McMahon
William B. Barry
New York
Robert Tripp Ross
James A. Phillips
Kenneth B. Keating
George F. Rogers
Rochester
Raymond H. Burke
Edward J. Gardner
Hamilton
Fred W. Danner
Walter, BR. Huber
Akron
Mitchell Jenkins
Daniel J. Flood
Wilkes-Barre
Homer R. Jones
Smil Hurja
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