The News November 5 1946 edition details and notices
The Frederick Maryland newspaper issue from November 5 1946 announces pricing for single copies and subscriptions and notes Associated Press affiliation. It explains correction procedures and policy on communications attribution and requests writers use real names. The masthead identifies The News as a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Een Eee
Associated Press
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
SES
Eredesick
Gardner Calls for Tax Cuts and Efficiency in Government
Max Gardner former North Carolina governor and Treasury Undersecretary says the cost of all government is too high and calls for eliminating unnecessary activities and using more economical means. He argues that the overall public burden must be reduced and cautions against delaying administration efforts to trim expenditures and taxes.
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the Treasury
Max Gardner
The
Treasury
Congress
Gardner
North Carolina
Daxpayer
Washington
Arrethin
Election Returns and the Public’s Quick News
A reflection on how newspapers, radio, telegraph, telephone, and many workers rapidly collect and tabulate election returns. It notes the public’s keen desire for early results and praises the extensive effort and overnight labor behind delivering timely figures.
Question and Answer Quiz on U S History and Geography
A reader quiz covers U S air bases in Iceland at Keflavik and a Philippine language variant TaGalog with emphasis on second syllable. It asks Alaska statehood area impact about one fifth. It notes Declaration signing dates and Continental Congress members.
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Alaska
United States
Texas
California
Montana
Continental Congress
Voters shift power in tight districts and off-year contests
The pattern shows independents and swing groups decide congressional outcomes more than straight-party votes. Off-year races can swing with small percentage shifts, while presidential years align voters to party lines, affecting Senate and House outcomes and setting the stage for the next presidential campaign.
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Washington
Franklin D. Uanseevelt
Fone
Congress
FRR
UMS
Iiekel
New York City
House of Representatives
Senate
Roosevelt
Today in History and Birthdays Recap
A collage of historical anniversaries lists figures such as Oliver Ames, Edward Holden, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Eugene Debs and Calbraith Rodgers with notable dates, plus birthdays of Orr Jay Elder Joel McCrea and others. A November 1920s tone note covers events from 1733 to 1945 and includes a brief horoscope. Additionally a Cub Scouts party at a Presbyterian church is described with costumes and prizes.
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Oliver Ames
Mass
Oxkes
Union Pacific
Trymouth
Benjamin F. Buller
Union
Pace
aTero
Deerfield
Edward §. Holden
Univ. of California
Lick Observatory
West Point
St. Louis
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Johnstown
Wis
Eugéne V. Debs
Verran Haute
Ind
Chicago
Durant
New York
North Adams
Alahanew
Jaf Wyoming
Chelsea
Federal Reserve Bank
Macy Gead
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Orr Jay Elder
MacFadden Publications
Farmington
Joel McCrea
Screen
Los Angeles
Charles MacArthur
Ph Wright
Serunion
George H. Mead
Dayton
Ohio
Prise Desontrol Boars
Raymond F. Loewy
Pera
Paris
St Leigh
India
Vaeir
Presbyterian Church
F. Mindy Simpson
Frederick Election Domination and Local Notes in 1896
The Freder ick community buzzed over a Republican landslide with six Congress winners and a statewide majority around 35 000. A notable local item mentions Florence E Geisbert with a 48 pound pumpkin. Garfield Hospital announces Frederick M Hartsock won the resident medical student exam for the Columbian College.
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Frederick
Congress
Aliss Florence E
Geisbert
Utica Mills
M_ PL Morse
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Frederick M. Hartsock
Twenty Years Ago Of The News November 5 1926
Judge Glenn Worthington urges voting machines in Frederick County due to election counting delays. Hunt Hendrickson wins Multnomah County district judge race by a large margin. Liam Erickson leads sheriff race with recount expected. Newcomer J E Solt and Reginald Biser head to Oldtown Maine for a 13 day big game hunt.
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Glenn H. Worthington
One
Frederick
Hunt Hendrickson
Multnoomah County
Oregon
Portland
Liam C. Rad 5Erick
Ciaries W. Smith
J. E. Solt
Andy Meisling
Reginald Biser
Oldtown
Maine Woods
Salmonella infection risks from improper handling of protein foods
A health advisory explains how Salmonella infection arises from undercooked or improperly held meats eggs and fowl. It warns for safe handling reheating rules and notes that outbreaks often trace to banquets picnics and large gatherings with foods left at room temperature.
Dorothy Dix on Breakfast Decline in Modern Homes
Dorothy Dix comments on Department of Agriculture data linking most industrial accidents to morning hours and poor breakfasts. She laments the breakfast’s decline from a grand, nourishing ritual to a neglected, skipped meal, criticizing modern routines and the shift toward luncheons and dinners as the day’s focus.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Santa Claus
Nance
Moar
Husband
Tse Ok
Brook
Atomic Energy Commission to choose a 15900 a year general manager
The Atomic Energy Commission led by David Lilienthal will appoint a general manager at 15900 a year to run the works. Possible candidates include Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves and Col. Kenneth D. Nichols amid jockeying from Sen. Brien McMahon who opposes military control. The commission also plans four assistant general managers and a civilian director of military application, with a nine member general advisory committee to follow.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
NEAI
Atomic Energy Commission
David K. Lilienthal
Senate
Lmelight
Leslie R. Groves
Army
General Groves
Congress
Sen
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Senate Committee On Atomic Energy
Joint
Senate House Committee On Atomic Energy
Mahon
Graves
General Graves
Col
Kenneth D. Nichols
Oak Ridge
Commission
Navy
T. F. Farrell
Groves
Tinian Air Base
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
New York State
Manhattan
Bikini
Adm
W. H. P. Blandy
William E. Kepner
Bikini End
Curtis E. LeMay
Army Research
John.h. Davies
21St Bomber Command
Japan
Secretaries of War and Navy
Lilienthal
Military Liaison Committee
Lilienthal Commission
Strength For Today Gaithersburg
Earl L. Douglass argues that spiritual growth requires a definite daily plan including Bible reading and prayer. He asserts progress comes from purposeful cultivation, patience, and applying gospel principles to daily life, noting the cost of Christian growth but affirming its worth.
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Gaithersburg
Earl L. Douglass
Lfe
Babson Newspaper Srna
Just As Well Words on Cleverness and Life
A reflective column by N A Lufburrow argues that worldly progress depends on varied talents. It notes that equal cleverness across all people would make life tedious, praising the value of levels and distinctions among individuals.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Breakfast Tables and Marriage Luck
A sermon on the impact of meals on relationships and success. Indigestion and hunger affect mood, behavior, and work outcomes, suggesting a hearty breakfast as a key factor in marital harmony and daily performance. The piece cites The Beil Studioss in its closing line.
Social round of Gaithersburg visitors and guests
Gaithersburg residents and friends hosted extensive entertaining for visiting couples and individuals from Atlanta Laytonsville Chevy Chase and Purcellville Virginia. Notable gatherings included seven tables of bridge, a bridge luncheon and multiple visits as travelers return from India and Virginia for extended stays with local families.
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Chevy ‘Chase
Gaithersburg
Abdul Metha
Ison, Rashid
Calcutta
India
Boston
Metha
Miljared Stone
Leonard Hoyle
Thomas W. Pyles
Bethesda
Charlottesville
Elizabeth Barber
Robert Young
Willian McBain
L. EB. Otley
Purcellville
Local Social Notes Highlight Alumni Abroad and Guests
The column lists numerous social visits and moves across Maryland towns. Alumni Belt celebrates St John College’s 200th anniversary. Betty Lou Miles visits from Mary Washington College with friends Martha and Mary Lee Coleman. Pvt. George W. McBain departs for overseas duty from Camp Stoneman. Families host and travel to Germantown Poolesville Laytonsville Washington Grove Gaithersburg and Washington.
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St. John College of
Annapolis
Belt
Betty Lou Miles
Art
William G. Miles
Darnestown
Mary Washington College
Martha
Mary Lee Coleman
George W. McBain
George McBain
Camp Stoneman
Calif
John Preston
Preston
United States Forestry Service
Alfresco
Poolesville
Leo Roberson
Julius Howe
Richmond
Ernest Tutino
Brooklyn
Maude Nuttall
Washington Grove
Henry Beeradt
Dolly
Carroll Ware
Circle
Washington
Leroy Jackson
Baba Bhemh
Mr. Jackson
Raymond Jackson
F. J. Bruner
Elizabeth Barber
Patsy Smith
Neelsville
Gaithersburg
Mrs Ladson and Guests in New York and Nearby
Laytonsville notes list Mrs Thomas H Ladson of Sandy Spring leaving for a week in New York City. Miss Mary E Thomas of Baltimore stayed with Miss Elizabeth Stabler of Sandy Spring during the week. Mrs Charles B Coles of Moorestown N J spent two weeks with her parents at Norwood. Brothers Tom Bancroft of Old Westbury and Baltimore were at Norwood over the weekend. Mrs John H Small TI enters?
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Laytonsville
Bridge
A. W. Hines
Elgee Riggs
Edhvin Blunt
Henry Griffith
Edward Fry
Annie Higgins
Dortsey Griffith
Cornelia Howard
Washington
Anne Dawson
Mary Anne Dawson
Frazier Dawson
Catlettsburg
B D. Schwartz
St. Petersburg
Fla
Maude Wilson
Strasburg
W. Valentine Wilson
Ela Magruder
Laytonsville Pike
Washington Grove
Anna Beardsley
Ezabeth Barker
Virginia
Gussie Pace
Robert Reber
Charlotte
N. C
George F. Reber
Charatte
Thomas H. Ladson
Sandy Spring
New York City
Mary E. Thomas
Baltimore
Elizabeth Stabler
Charles B. Coles
Moorestown
N. J
Milton Bancroft
Norwood
Tom Bancroft
Old Westbury
John H. Small
Bilingual Word Concept Sparks Language Lesson
The note explains common usage of per cent and presents guidance on pronunciation spelling and synonyms. It introduces bilingual as recorded in two languages and provides example phrases and pronunciation hints for readers.
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