Dorothy Dix and Local Election Night Reflections
A collage of column material recounts a crowd at Court Street during an election night and mentions the denial of Lloyd C. Culler’s bid to build a new electr ic school. It also includes readers letters and answers from Dorothy Dix on marriage, education, and youth, plus a police arrest notice and a correction to a property transfer listing.
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Brand Zihlman
Democrat
Congress
Court Street
News-Post
Lloyd C. Culler
Southestern
Board of Education
D.C
Rong Mar
Marr
Mre D. C
Aliss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Guarding Presidents and a Vespers Service Update
A discussion on Secret Service guarding the president elect and family notes the long history of presidential protection and past assassinations. Separate items cover a 15 minute Drivers Education program on Frederick County radio with officials and a Hood College vesper service address by Dr. Harry Lee Doll focusing on treasuring God.
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Secret Service
Miami
Florida
Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Harry Lee Doll
Baltimore
Doll
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Nov 5 1898
Fifty years ago local items note election results in Frederick county with Boonsboro reporting 831 votes across four polling places. CORP. ELMER WOODWARD, son of Milton A. Woodward, on furlough from the DC Volunteers, visits his parents. Gibson S. suffers a severe cut lip after a football fall. Fox fainted briefly. The Annual Exhibition of Floriculture continues for four days despite scattered scene details.
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the News
Frederick County
Boon Ond
CORP
Elmer Woodward
Milton A. Woodward
District of Columbia Volunteers
Gibson S
Goodell
Fez
Beck in Labor Power Play Drives AFL Split Tale
Washington Daybook profiles Dave Beck, Teamsters leader, as a rising force shaping U S labor power. It notes past clashes with CIO leaders and Dan Tobin, Beck’s control over Boeing unionization efforts, and his growing influence threatening the AFL leadership. Also touches on Harry Truman’s earlier musings about Russia.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Busiess
Mauscle
Bone
The
Northwest
Harry Bridges Ty
Porticans
John L Lewis
Beck
CIO
C Oers
Labor Board
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Dan Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
Tobin
FDR
Independent International Association of Madists
Boeing
Washington State
SAM
Mon Wallgren
Northwest Labor
State Federation of Labor
Chicago
Les Hunt
Mmen
AF of L
Dr Barnhart Address At Glade Valley Lions Meeting
Dr Barnhart spoke to Glade Valley Lions about world peace urging active effort to curb atomic threats. He advocated tranquil coexistence and a peaceful, fraternal future. Paul J Green opened the program with Wilam TD Powell presiding. District Governor Clarence O Fishvaw and visitors from Taneytown Thurmont Mt Airy and Union Bridge attended.
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Paul J. Green
Wilam TD
Taneviown Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Union Bridge
Four Reasons Given Why Election Forecasts Erred
A Washington column by David Lawrence outlines four factors behind wrong national polls. Undecided voters shifted to Truman, late campaign events swayed turnout, pollsters failed to measure turnout intent, and Wallace voters realigned only days before voting. The piece critiques method limits and timing affecting forecasts.
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Washington
David Lawrensce
Truman
Odeon
Doctor Saws Ir Several Gaze Or Even Twe Or Three Weeks
A historical medical note discusses pulmonary embolism from clots traveling from the abdomen to the lungs. It outlines symptoms such as coughing up blood and sudden collapse, notes the historical lack of treatment, and hints at new post operative exercise and interventions to reduce risk. The text cites embolism as often fatal but suggests early activity may aid recovery.
Upset Should Be Lesson To Politicians
Washington columnist Peter Edson reflects on the 1948 election backlash and warns politicians that poll results misled many, noting Truman’s victory came from defeating party extremists and channeled anger at the 80th Congress. He argues that labor backing helped Democrats, though Communist elements were repudiated by AFL CIO leaders, with state patterns varying.
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NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Truman
Sen
Alben W. Barkley
J. Howard McGrath
Courace
Democratic Party
Truoman
AFL
CIO
Commies
Wallace
Ilinois
Progressive Party
Uoet
Michigan
Dever
Voputer
Ans
Anniversaries and histories from early America
A collage of birth and death anniversaries for notable figures from Delaware to Maine and moments in U S history. It lists Oliver O Howard Enoch Ensley Milton Bradley and Mount Holyoake, plus events from 1725 New York Gazette to 1942 North Africa landings and 1956 steelworkers strike.
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John D. Son
Talbot County
Jam Wirt
Virginia
U. S
Leeds
Maine
Enoch Ensley
Memphis
Nashville
Milton Bradley
Springfield
Mass
Vienna
New York City
William Bradford
New York Gazette
Mount Holyoake Seminary
New College
James BI. Mason
John Slidell
Europe
Lincoln
New York
Alexander T. Stewart
Montana
Foch
American Legion
Indianapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
C. S. Naval
Iceland
North
Africa
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Beihiechem Steels
Atlantist
Tsaay
Joseph J. O'Connell, Jr
Civil Aeronautics Board
Saranac Lake
N.Y
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Denver
Bazar
Kansas
Blue Division Day Marked By Leaders
Sunday morning services led by Walker, captain of the Blue Division, with prayer by Mr. Etchison. Millard Crum led singing as Louise played organ. Two baritones performed. Emmett R. Bous spoke on Job’s ordeals. Attendance totaled 128 with Reds 62 Blues 62 and 2 visitors. Next Sunday Judge Sherman P. Bowers to speak. offering to Calvary Chest. Special services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
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Walker Sollte
Etchison
Millard E. Crum
Louise
Dees
Jesus
R Cc
Emmett R. Bo Us
Job
Reds
Sherman P. Bowers
Willo
Calvary Chest
Question and Answer on Warts Spread Cause
Question asks why warts spread. The answer begins with Warts are caused by and continues in a medical column note about responses to readers. The article discusses treatments delaying blood coagulation and clot removal for pulmonary embolism and mentions daily Q&A limits. Dr. Jordan cannot answer individual questions but will answer common queries.
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Jordan
Democrats Face Mixed Stakes After 1948 Win
The Nation discusses how Democrats hold power with a Democratic Congress and Truman’s program risking splits among party factions. It weighs whether Republicans can seize leadership by opposing or cooperating with Truman, noting potential labor and Southern splits and the lingering influence of the New Deal tradition. Market prices follow.
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Truman
Wallace
Russia
Vinson
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James Marlow
Washington
iRepublicans
Congress
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
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Inot
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Dewey
Roosevelt
New York Times
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