The News Freder ick November 12 1945 Front Notice
The News Frederick Maryland issued as a daily except Sunday publication by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. Subscription rates listed include single copy one cent and monthly yearly options. The newspaper is an Associated Press member and auditor bureau of circulations member with policy on corrections and author name requirement for letters. Monday November 12 1945 edition.
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Byrnes Draws Distinction Between Monroe Doctrine and Soviet Reach
Secretary of State James F. Byrnes in New York contrasted U S policy with Soviet aims in Europe noting Moscow seeks a circle of friendly states around Russia. He warned against forced spread of communism and argued American Monroe Doctrine safeguards the Western Hemisphere, unlike Soviet actions.
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James F. Byrnes
New York City
Washington
Moscow
Russia
Byrnes
America
Western Hemisphere
Baltic
Adriatic
Rationing Continues As Food Controls Are Eased
Wartime controls ease yet rationing lingers with red point beef pork and lamb still scarce and high priced. Poultry becomes plentiful while butter red points drop. Secretary Anderson says red point rationing remains until late November though popular hardship eases. The government aims to lift remaining controls as soon as feasible.
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Anderson
Questions and Answers From a Historical Text
A series of Q and A items cover topics from colonial trade and U S bases in South America to oil pipelines and atomic bomb development. Includes details about Ecuadorian lease decisions on Gala Pagos and Santa Elena, a 1866 first U S pipeline, a Japanese balloon event at Hanford, and a basic definition of pectin found in fruits and vegetables.
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Hanford, Washworks
Atomic Wisecracks by Peter Edson NER Washington Correspondent
Atomic bomb topic grows in seriousness with jokes and quotes from Szilard Oppenheimer and War Department officials. An anonymous Los Alamos scientist warned the war diet and the atom’s power mark a last or next-to-last war, framing the ethical stakes.
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Archangel Michael
Sian
Earth
Moana
Mheaghaa
Michael
Los Alamos
N. M
Dear Miss Dix Advice on a 24 year old’s two older lovers
Dorothy Dix offers caution on a young man choosing between two women 12 years older, arguing that such a marriage often hinges on durability of the husband rather than the wife and frequently ends in divorce court. The reply notes unsettled emotions and questions whether lasting marriage can follow.
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Miss Dix
Wuls
Fifty Years Ago Local Notes From The Columns Of The News
YESTERDAY WAS A BUSY DAY AT THE RINK with preparations for the flower show starting Wednesday. A fine troupe graced Frederick despite a small audience and a cool hall while Romeo and Juliet played at the City Opera House. Local Republicans study Latrobe’s justice as magistracy ambitions rise. restaurateur Joe K. Sheppard has been ill. Halloween events at the Frederick Academy of the Visitation featured music dancing and fortune telling by Misses Moselle Jarboe and Alma Kel Jer with pin the tail on the donkey won by Belle Scarborough and second by Nellie Janes.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Latrobe
Joe K. Sheppard
Court Street
Frederick Academy OF the Visitation
Hallowe'en
Moselle Jarboe
Alma Kel Jer
Belle Scarborough
Nellie Janes
Armistice Day Parade Tops 14 Blocks in Frederick
Twenty years ago on Armistice Day hundreds marched in Frederick. About $200 was raised by a free will offering along the parade route. Turkeys were scarce in Frederick County with live weights at 30 to 40 cents a pound. Mrs Charles S Wilson of East Church Street sustained bruises in an accident on the Hyattstown hill while returning from Washington with a Frederick party. The Frederick Athletic Club lost its home opener to Homestead Athletic Club Baltimore 12 to 0, with Poss Houck Harry Nicodemus and Captain Grove noted for standout work.
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Frederick County
Charles S. Wilson
East Church Street
Hyattstown Hill
Frederick
Washington
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column on Love and Youth
A reader questions maturity in love choosing between two women and a boy’s parents’ fighting. Dorothy Dix counsels rising above parental influence, focusing on self-development, study, and future independence to endure youth’s temptations. A second letter asks how to handle a 16 year old daughter obsessed with sailors. the response suggests sending her to a strict school far away.
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Miss Dix
Pernicious anemia linked to liver extract treatment gains insight
A physician explains pernicious anemia as a deficiency disease corrected by liver extracts since 1926. The condition causes fatigue numb tongue and lemon colored skin. patients lack stomach acid and require ongoing injections. Raw liver once treated the disease. now injections sustain normal blood and halt spinal degeneration, often lifelong therapy.
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O'Brien
Public panic over peacetime defense drives in Washington
In Washington on Nov 12, a wave of fear grips military leaders over peacetime demobilization and the push for a single national defense department. The Army air forces claim credit for victory while Navy voices warn against disunity and loss of specialized capital ships and carriers. The piece probes whether haste toward consolidation risks another war and questions Congress and public appetite for wartime scale spending.
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United Sd States
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Congress
Army Air Forces
Europe
Pacific
America
Department of National Defense
Navy Department
de Seversky
United States
Department of Defense
Tere
Marine Corps
War Department
Hymes
Department of State
Today In History Highlights and Anniversaries
Today in history lists numerous births and events from 1751 Margaret Corbin revolutionary heroine born in Franklin County Pa died 2690 1770 Joseph Hopkinson Philadelphia lawyer author of Hail Columbia 1815 Elizabeth Cady Stanton born New York died 1902 1831 Elti H Janney inventor of railway coupler born London County Virginia died 1912 1889 James Creelman journalist died 1915 1625 John Howard Payne Home Sweet Home first sung in London 1838 American border organization invades Canada 1850 Allen B Wilson inventor sewing machine patent money 1864 Sherman cuts wires isolates Atlanta Civil War 1912 Scott expedition finds bodies at last camp 1921 International Disarmament Conference opens Washington 1932 Hoover invites Roosevelt 1936 San Francisco Bay Bridge opens 1944 Patton forces advance
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Margaret Corbin
Franklin Co
Joseph Hopkinson
Philadelphia
Lyceum
New York
Elti H. Janney
London Co. Va
James Creelman
John Howard Payne
London
Canada
Allen B. Wilson
Pittsfield
Mass
Sherman
Atlanta
Washington
Robert F. Scott
South Pol
Hoover
Roosevelt
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Solomons
North Africa
Patton
Seashore Scene Brings Sailor Lads to Local Patrol
A seaside area is described as having few sailors roaming, raising concerns about public order and the sanity of local residents. The Bell Syndicate notes potential disturbances as patrols monitor the coast for trouble.
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The
Bell Syndicate
Four miles on Metz amid sleet and snow gains on Leyte
MacArthur's forces make gains on Leyte as fighting persists in harsh winter weather. Includes a roundup of today's notable birthdays such as Admiral Harold R. Stark and Senator Warren R. Austin. Also mentions several other prominent figures with birthplaces and ages. Rotoscope note prefixes a speculative character analysis.
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Metz
MacArthur
Leyte
Daily English Lesson on Misused Words and Pronunciation
Today's focus covers inclement weather phrasing alternatives and common mispronunciations. It notes sensitive meaning as softening or mitigating, and humorously cites the June bug eye facets, linking vocabulary expansion to daily practice.
Lufs Stuff For All To Seek In Music Delight
A short feature praising music and the joy it brings, highlighting the author N. A. Lufburrow. The piece describes music's delight as a universal pleasure that elevates and uplifts listeners.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Veterans Civil Service rules and GI Bill questions
Washington queries on veteran preference in Civil Service vacancies and pension changes. A Civil Service Commission order prioritizes veterans or government leavers. new disability rates apply only to severe cases. GI Bill readjustment and unemployment payments can be combined but not during the same week. use unemployment benefits first, then GI support. Insurance lapses in National Service Life policies alarm veterans. Loan timing under GI Bill allows two years post discharge, or after official war end, with bills proposing longer grace. Veterans Administration branch offices upcoming in several cities with Boston as pilot site.
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Washington
D. S
Montgomery
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Trenton
Fresno
Congress
F. F
Racine
Veterans Administration
Boston
Richmond
Atlanta
Social Etiquette For Invited Steak Fries
A friend invites you to a steak fry. The proper response is to accept politely and ask what you may bring. Do not assume the hostess will supply all food. offer to contribute something.
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