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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1946
Page
2
A fragmentary text from a 1956 issue lists publication details and notices. It references the Bureau of Circulations and mentions the date November 6 1956 with postal and class matter notes. No clear news item is discernible beyond archival metadata.
The Office of Price Administration signals lifting of price controls on meats and many manufactured consumer goods, allowing higher prices to sustain output while materials like steel and copper remain constrained. Westinghouse President Gwilym A. Price notes postwar production could be high but profits are hard to earn with current controls, urging broader removal to cover overtime costs.
Final figures indicate the United States will harvest the largest crop on record with total production about 2.3 percent higher than 1942 and 204 percent above the 1928-32 average. Wheat and corn supplies have fed a hungry world, aiding suffering Europeans and others facing famine and malnutrition.
Earl L Douglass discusses diet and character linking gulls fat from garbage to people clinging to secularized education. He warns against atheistic teachers eroding faith and explains naming conventions while criticizing contemporary tastes and moral decline.
Washington notes linked cotton price drops to removal of government limits on speculative buying. The piece compares cotton traders to Wall Street margin buyers, cites $200 million producer losses, and warns of a repeat of 1929 if open markets persist.
Keyser West Virginia November 5 Oscar Cosner 36 faces trial for first degree murder in the September 3 slaying of his wife Hazel Evelyn Cosner 40 with a baseball bat The defense led by H G Shores plans a temporary insanity and irresistible impulse argument aided by son Howard P Shores Emory Tyter and others The state attorney Vernon E Rankin says the prosecution will counter the hysterical insanity claim The trial is expected to last four days with at least 25 witnesses Cosner a rural mail carrier will plead not guilty through the proceedings.
The Board of Election Supervisors completed the official canvass with McKinley 5354 votes, Brean 5216, McDonald 6340, See Democrat 3266. Howard Hooper broke his leg in a Middletown bicycle incident. A straw bale collapsed on two cows near Derr farm, killing one. A family dog jumped from a second story window but survived, causing minor property damage.
Local items note approximately 25 carloads of Frederick county apples shipped to Europe with prices abroad generally higher. Dr Thomas Johnson portrait presented to Frederick City Hospital Association by Mrs L V Baughman. Two eastbound Baltimore and Ohio trains derailed at Hood's Mill causing coal spill. A total of 2135 hunting licenses issued in Frederick County to date by Clerk Eli G Hauge. season opens Nov 10.
Historical notes mark births and deaths of leaders and musicians from 1621 John Wilkinson naval officer to 1960 events. Notables include Sousa Paderewski Lincoln Davis Hoover and Lenin era references. Births listed include bishops and officials such as Rt Rev Henry Sherk il and Harold Bowen. A Karoscope and local hospital item complete the clipping.
Washington column explains NSLI loan rights and funds. It covers cash value loans up to 94 percent, four percent interest, paid-up insurance from cash values, and cash surrender values. Examples show conversion from term to ordinary life and extended insurance concepts for veterans.
Bronchiectasis expands bronchi from chronic infection, with loose cough and copious sputum. Causes include past childhood infections, aspiration, or congenital weakness. diagnosis via chest X ray. early rest and steam help, penicillin for bacterial infections. drainage and surgical removal offer relief in localized lower-lung disease.
Five high school girls answer questions on marriage looks and happiness with a husband. They say men seek virtues beyond beauty and warn against jealousy while recommending intelligence humor and good temperament as key traits. A reader asks about a troubled marriage and the Dorothy Dix column advises firm boundaries and independence.
A brief historic excerpt discusses moral virtue and honest conduct. It references biblical maxim from Leviticus about fair exchange with neighbors and highlights the value of integrity in daily dealings. The piece reflects period language and parabolic phrasing.
The Red Star published a two week old lecture by Boris Vronski outlining the Soviet view of U.S. elections. He said Democrats and Republicans show significant shift in foreign policy toward the Soviet Union and warned the two parties seek to prevent a third party. He cited Wallace’s cabinet departure as hurting progressive hopes for victory.
Baltimore police recovered a two door sedan linked to a Thames Street rooming house arson that killed five seamen. Lab tests target two metal cans found inside the building thought to contain flammable material. The car is owned by one of three men already detained for questioning in the arson case.
All-India radio reports Mohandas Gandhi threatened a fast unto death unless Hindu Muslim killings in Bihar Province stop within 24 hours. Gandhi, in Calcutta visiting troubled areas, could begin the fast. authorities report 400 dead, with Moslem sources claiming higher toll.
A compact guide reviews common misuses and pronunciation tips for terms like was a man by the name of and named. It stresses correct forms and offers an exercise to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily, focusing today on Calligraphy as beautiful penmanship.
A compilation of quick questions and answers covers tire rubber weight, Old Glory nickname origins, Viceroy of India, river salt contribution, and the Dead Sea. Notable facts include ten pounds for a 6x10 tire and the Old Glory origin linked to a Salem shipmaster.
Carroll Manor Grange held its regular meeting with 28 members in attendance. Officers elected include master Earl Remsberg overseer Paul Johnson lecturer Mrs Elmer Michael steward Alvin Frye assistant steward Pauli Hemsberg chaplain Rev Morgan Andreas treasurer Mrs Earl Remsberg secretary Mrs Alvin Frye gate keeper Monroe Thomas Ceres Jesse Stup Pomona Mrs Kanode Flora Mrs Ray Shankle lady and steward Miss Mary Elizabeth Frye matron for Juvenile Grange Mrs Howard Frye and executive committee Ray Smith Raymond Shankle and Harry Kanode.
An eight year old girl in Harford County Maryland was found safe after a two hour search led by state troopers local police and an FBI agent. The child reported a man in hunting clothes drove a gray coupe with Maryland plates and enticed her to help find a dairy farm worker. The girl escaped when the car turned down a back road and ran home about four miles south of Darlington.
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