The News Freestanding Publication Note
A fragmentary 1945 notice from The News Frederick Maryland describes publication details, postage rates, mail to the News Post Building and editor's correction policy. It references the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press and notes second class mailing and entry date.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
News Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ted Press
Equalize Labor Law Changes Stir CIO Opposition
Editorial argues organized labor reacts violently to labor law changes. It supports repealing wartime Smith Connally Act seizure and strike vote provisions while applying corporate political limits to unions. The piece backs penalties for unions violating contracts and calls for responsible leadership remedies.
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CIO
House Military Affairs Committee
Big Navy Plan Keeps 1082 Warships In Postwar Force
The national House of Representatives endorsed a postwar Navy of 1 082 fighting ships down from 1 868 wartime ships. A third would be in reserve, a third decommissioned but keepable, and the Navy’s WWI role is cited as a deterrent.
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National House of Representatives
United States
Sweden proposes uranium mining ban to curb atomic energy
A Stock holm dispatch says Sweden’s foreign office urged a government license for uranium mining and export prohibition. The move aims to keep the core atomic material from hostile hands and lessen risks of atomic attacks, amid postwar fears from Japan bombings. Separately, gardeners are advised to inspect winter plants for insect infestations.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Congress Report Warns Germany Faces Harsh Peace Risks
A bipartisan House committee chaired by Rep. William M. Colmer urges caution in postwar policy, arguing a hard peace could devastate German living standards and provoke further war. The report warns against excessive reparations and industry destruction, calls for fuel and food aid, and questions incentives for Germany to adopt democracy. It predicts potential American tax burdens and prolonged occupation costs, stressing humane treatment of Germans and the dangers of punitive measures.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
William M. Colmer
Missisissani
Hitler
Germany
Europe
United States
Yalta
American Congress
Red Army
Clay
Buchenwald
Bible Thought Honor Thy Father and Mother Verse
A fragment reflecting biblical verse from Ephesians about honoring parents as the first commandment with a promise. Includes archaic spelling and a quotation about an island without shores, attributed to Boileau.
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Woner
Uke
Boileau
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News 1895
Fifty Years Ago Local Items from the Columns Of The News dated November 13 1895 report Mr Harry Lochner sprained both knees while wrestling at the Bicycle Club rooms and is unable to attend duties at B Rosenour and Sons store. The Frederick County Floricultural Society held its fifth annual exhibition at East Patrick Street skating rink with judging before opening. A large sleigh trade is anticipated this winter pending snow. A telegram from C Staley Doub with Charles W Quynn and Richard Cramer notes twenty of Doubs dogs won first prizes at the National Beagle field trials. A large Democrats meeting at 167 West Patrick Street aims to form a permanent presidential campaign club for 1896 with John H Grove president and D C Brish secretary-treasurer.
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Harry Lochner
Messrs. B. Rosenour and Sons
Frederick County Floricultural Society
East
Patrick Street
C. Staley Doub
Charles W. Quynn
Richard Cramer
W National Beagle
Doub
West Patrick Street
John H. Grove
D. C
Hood College selects Gladys Remsburg as exchange editor
In Frederick, Hood College sophomore Gladys Remsburg is elected exchange editor of the Hood College Herald. A large audience at First Baptist Church hears Dr. Samuel T. Kistler of Baltimore discuss In the Barefoot Kingdom. Charles S. Birely marks his 60th birthday on East Patrick Street. Mountain City Lodge hears Frederick S. Attwoort speak on Knights of Pythias doctrines at the Pythian Castle.
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Gladys Remsburg
Frederick
Hood College
Hood College Herald
First Baptist Church
Samuel Thomas Kistler
Baltimore
Charles S. Birely
East Patrick Street
Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
Frederick S. Attwoort
Supreme Order
Pythian Castle
Joash Day Observance With Large Calvary Methodist Host
Calvary Methodist will observe the thirteenth annual Joash Day on Sunday with Mrs. Ernest Webb's group of pew hostesses and a second slate under Mrs. Harmmond Clary. The lists name many women in the church society and reflect a large community participation. In a separate item, Pfc. Paul E. Rippean of Middletown Maryland received the Purple Heart at McGuire General Hospital Richmond after being wounded on Okinawa April 4.
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Calvary Methodist Eee
Ernest . Webb
Pew
Gilmore Flautt
Roy C. Creager
Albert Schroeder
Clyde Thomas
Norman Stone
Edna Myers
Harty Stup
Lewren Sibert
Earl Bowers
Harry Kester
Markell Nelson
Russell Dudrow
Carl Holland
Bryan Rice
Maurice Sharbeer
Helen Sibert
August T. Brust
C. G. Kelly
Raymond Free
J. Franklin Haas
Hattie Buckey
Frank Smith
Eugene Sanders
William Quinn
Margaret Creager
Oscar Mullican
Maude Myers
W. Sheridan Blentlinger
Nettie Grimes
Helen Daugherty
Hoxie Lee Montgomery
Nelle Barton
Bettie Sundergill
David Mullinix
Eric Lundgren
Charles Dodd
Eleanor Gosnell
Truman Lippy
Charles F. Kemp
Charlotte Loy
John Best, Jr
Evelyn Schattenberg
Luther Summers
Mary Castle
Melvin Engle
Shirley Braungart
Guy Brust
Maurice Easton
Charles E. Ritchie
Hilda Haller
Hilda Kinsey
Leonard Wachter
Pauline Koontz
Edward S. Rice
Emory Shipley
Carlos Gosnell
Wilbur Hammaker
Pauline J
Yates Edwards
Peggy Smith
John Wickless
Allance
Ruby Brown
Roy Harris
Richmond
Pfc
Paul E. Rippeen
Middletown
McGuire General Hospital
P.E. Duggins
McGuire General
Rippean
Army
Army Air Forces
Doctor Explains Virus Infections and Body Response
The article explains how patients self diagnose, the variety of viral diseases, how viruses enlarge cells or damage them, and why treatment is limited to general care. It notes infantile paralysis and common illnesses, virus behavior in cells, and the lack of specific antiviral cures.
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Johnny
Papa
Strength For Today By Warl L Douglass VD D TO SERVE 15 TO BE FREE
The article argues that true bondage comes from within not external rulers. It urges readers to declare independence from selfishness, to think of others, and to share others' burdens to alleviate personal struggles and regain peace.
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Warl L. Douglass
VD. D
Babson Newspaper
Lufs Stuff S Is Important The Path To Peace
A reflective piece urges readers to support peaceful progress by fostering goodwill and honest dealings. It stresses shared responsibility beyond leaders and calls for attitudes of heart that reduce hostility and advance common aims.
Censorship Sealed By Peter Edson
Washington, Nov. 13. The Office of Censorship seals a microfilm file of over 1000 intercepted letters and cables to be opened only by presidential order. As its last act before closing on Nov. 15, the cache is stored at the National Archives and copies were burned to protect privacy. The program examined over a million items and found only one in a thousand worth saving. It saved lives, protected secrets, aided investigations, and helped thwart spy networks.
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Peter Edson Ner
Washington
Office of Censorship
National Archives
Treasury
Countiry
FBI
Army
Navy
Ernest Frederick Lehmitz
Fred Lewis
Staten Island
Velva Lee Dickinson
Mr. Shaw
Harold Ebury
California
Latin America
Foreign Economic Administration
U. S. Treasury
Foreign Funds Control Unit
Germany
Alaska
Gruening
Senate
Vivian Kellems
Today In History and Anniversaries 1843 to 1944
Today in history lists notable births and events from 1843 to 1944, including Edwin Booth and John Drew born in Maryland and Philadelphia, Louis D. Brandeis and James Cannon Jr. born in Louisville and Kentucky, plus events like Seattle’s first settlers land in 1851 and Sherman’s Atlanta campaign in 1864. Birthdays include Grover G. Huebner, Alfred W. Johnson, Ray O. Hughes, and David I. Walsh with brief personality notes and an astrologic style forecast.
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Edwin T. Booth
Lincoln
Maryland
D.d
Peter A. B. Widener
John Drew
Philadelphia
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Jenorne Wharat
US Supreme Court
Louisville
James Cannon, Jr
Bert L. Taylor
Chicago
Goshen
Mass
John Moody
Seattle
Wash
Sherman
Atlanta
American College of the Roman Catholic Church
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
United States
Gang of
U. S. Naval Supply Base
Brooklyn
N. Y
Roosevelt
Emergency Board
Guadalcanal
Sullivan Brothers
Waterloo
Iowa
Adm
Callaghan
Bremen
Germany
MacArthur
Leyte
Patton
Metz
Grover G. Huebner
University of Pennsylvania
Manitowoc
Wis
Alfred W. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Ray O. Hughes
Pittsburgh
Saxton
David I. Walsh
Busetts
Leominster
Charles H Herbert Injuries After Sunday Night Accident
Mr. Charles H. Herbert of 1007 North Market Street suffered a left ankle injury Sunday night. An X ray at Frederick Hospital Monday showed no broken bone and he returned home this morning.
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Charles H. Herbert
North Market Street
Answers and Facts from Historical Quiz Data
The passage lists Q A pairs covering Columbus landfall in Puerto Rico on November 18, 1493 The East Indies and Malaya were pirates hubs stamped out by US and British ships in 1831 and 1849 Loran stands for Long Range Aid to Navigation Jade types sadeite and nephrite MP Corps strength and oil reserves statistics are cited with specific figures
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East Indies
Malaya
Borneo
Maureen Th Mac’ Sen
Germany
Dorothy Dix Warns Wives and Soldiers on Postwar Marriages
Dorothy Dix argues returning GI husbands face changed wives who learned independence during wartime. She notes wives now expect respect and shared decision making, while husbands must re kindle affection and practice a gentle, courtly approach. The piece contrasts wartime pressures with postwar realities.
Daily Word Study Focus Graphic Usage Guidance
Lesson notes emphasize precise usage and pronunciation for words like graphic and varicose. It covers common misuses such as including shoulders with shrugged actions, spelling and pronouncing varicose, and expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily. It concludes with an example sentence illustrating a graphic account of a tournament.
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