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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1950
Page
15
The piece argues fear is a normal reaction to Cold War tensions, including Korea, with guidance from experts on managing anxiety. It notes that moderate fear can sharpen coping, while excessive fear or escapism signals problems. Social support and open discussion are recommended as healthy antidotes.
Roger W Babson argues drug stocks are solid in peace and war and offers ten reasons for investing. He cites new medical advances, labor benefits, long hours, prime store locations, expanding merchandise lines, high service standards, and inflation hedging. He also notes industry growth and the appeal of drug chains over department stores.
A severe windstorm with light snowfall swept over the city and county overnight. High winds caused little damage. most chrysanthemums froze and temperatures dropped. The Philomathean Literary Society met in Kemp Hall with officers Baker Johnson, Aman Burgee, C C Ausherman, and Jacob Rohrback. The total presidential vote reached 42,487 of 13,661 registered. Sheriff Troxell escorted a jury to condemn land for the B and O Railroad roadbed.
A fragmented clue style entry lists terms and definitions for a vertical word puzzle about a state flag and related terms. It includes references to symbols, deities, languages, and objects with partial answers hinted by the scattered lines.
Puzzle entry lists numbered clues with answers. Swimming 26 Tell 33 It has the greatest pet wealth 34 Beast 36 Make be love 37 Stretch 42 Love god 43 Persian fairy 44 Halian city 45 Low German ab 46 Worm 49 Swine 5 For 53 French article 55 Out of prefix
Betty Sullivan notes a stunning opening by Vera Appleton and Michael Field for the Community Concert Association. Their Two Pianos Through Four Centuries delighted a near capacity high school audience, delivering flawless unity and brisk pacing as they ranged from Frescobaldi to Khachaturian with memorable encores despite a stage intrusion by a curious custodian.
Life magazine's November 13 issue recounts Winston Churchill visiting Frederick in 1943, stopping at the Barbara Fritchie house on West Patrick Street. He recalls the Barbara Fritchie poem in the presence of President Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins, noting the audience's unfamiliarity with the lines. The piece previews Churchill's war memoirs The Hinge of Fate, to be published by Houghton Mifflin.
A sermon discusses choosing correct life keys to happiness and success. It argues most people seek happiness with money, popularity, indulgence, or liquor keys, but fail. Diligence, self control, thoughtfulness, knowledge, and faith unlock true contentment and health for all, not just a select group.
A piano duel in an auditorium ends with the rival bowing before the audience. The concert season continues with the National Symphony Orchestra on January 25, to be held in the high school auditorium with ample parking. Admission remains limited to association members and subscribers of the related concert associations in Waynesboro and Winchester.
Washington reports Moscow has used China to fight UN forces in Korea. Chinese troops cross Manchurian border to reinforce North Koreans while Soviet planes engage. Calls grow for immediate UN action and for General MacArthur to take decisive military steps, with world opinion demanding accountability for Moscow. Also notes a 55th wedding anniversary for Howard I Harris and Elizabeth Phelps prior to Pearl area farming shift.
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