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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1945
Page
2
The News, published in Frederick Maryland, appears as a Sunday edition with subscription rates listed. It notes association with the Associated Press and mentions the News-Post Building address for communications.
Destruction during fighting unearths Massilia's lost Greek port and Roman fortifications near Senlis while Valenciennes casualties reveal a fragment of a 12th century church. The text notes irony as invasion plunder adds to regional history through exposed relics.
The National Safety Council reports September traffic deaths reached 2830, up 40 percent from a year earlier. The group warns fatalities have risen since July and the upcoming months pose the most danger for drivers and pedestrians due to darkness fog snow sleet and icy roads. Drive carefully and walk circumspectly to enjoy the holidays.
A new radar like device developed by the Army Signal Corps promises to guide the blind. A nine pound case projects sound signals to indicate obstacle distance and direction within two to twenty feet. The instrument, still in model stage, uses a photoelectric cell and a single ear phone to convey coded signals. It could supplement seeing-eye dogs by increasing mobility for the visually impaired. Out of Service Corp Arthur L. Lawson, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan T Lawson of Jiamsville, was discharged from the Army Air Forces at Camp Meade on October 31 after nine battle stars and multiple ribbons in Italy. He is a Frederick High School graduate who enjoyed reading the Frederick Post.
Washington report notes Secretary of War Patterson urges immediate military training and greater force, signaling distrust in the United Nations ahead of its first session. He implies military power underpins national security, drawing contrast with Britain's Prime Minister Attlee who advocates moral influence and peace-building over bluster. Reproduction Rights Reserved.
A collage of dates and names listing 18th to 20th century events and births. Notable figures include Robert Fulton Jacob Abbott Anson Burlingame Frederick Turner Samuel Seabury and others with milestones in exploration religion and education. Also includes a birth list Governor Lausche Mary Beard Carl Ell Anton Copland and more plus a brief horoscope suggesting early career success with trials ahead.
A note warns of potential adverse influences from relatives in a sensitive case. The document emphasizes caution and ongoing evaluation of personal associations amid risk considerations.
Local notes report winter YA events at City Hall on November 21 featuring the New York Philharmonic Club. Flower Show attendance surpassed last year with top displays by Carl Herman and David Groff. A hunting trip in Dobbin, West Virginia, brought Mr. Chas W H Keefer two wild turkeys after a wounded bear fled. Several locals departed for New York for the annual horse show, including Arthur Potts Frank Goode Charles W Ross Sr Col D C Winebrewer and Charles H Baughman. Calvin S Nutt also attended. Samuel B Preston, longtime Weverton resident, was killed when a shifting engine struck his buggy near Brunswick. funeral arrangements set by his sister Mrs Wm Feaga.
A Brunswick man jailed for a suspected murder here writes to local business leaders asking for funds to raise 1000 dollars for his defense. about 400 dollars has been raised thus far. Mrs Clara Lowenstein and Charles Wertheimer sold a three story brick building on West Church Street to Leo Weinberg. A blazing mattress caused a general fire alarm at Adele Cronise home. chemicals used to extinguish the blaze. Rivers and small streams rose above banks after heavy rain totaling 1.38 inches. Fishing Creek dam spillway flow for first time since spring.
Doctor explains boils are localized infections of one hair follicle or gland and carbuncles involve multiple follicles. Emphasizes cleanliness, heat treatment, and avoiding squeezing, with medical care for larger or persistent cases and X rays or penicillin as advised.
Soldiers and sailors in drills form words and ships names, seen clearly from above. From a distance life events reveal a larger design when viewed through faith, showing God’s purpose in events that seem unjust or random.
Mr and Mrs Edward W Miller of 32 East Third Street will mark their fifty first wedding anniversary at home on Thursday in a quiet family observance. Their family and neighbors anticipate a modest celebration reflecting a long life together and shared goodwill.
Washington reports that four major groups of wartime atomic scientists from Oak Ridge Los Alamos Columbia University and the University of Chicago have secretly formed a Federation of Atomic Scientists to push for international control and inspection of atomic bomb production and open information exchange. The move challenges the May Johnson bill and U S government monopoly on atomic secrets, with about 4000 scientists involved and leading figures from Harvard MIT and the Carnegie Institution linked to the effort.
Dorothy Dix advises wives with husbands overseas to apply the Golden Rule when planning furloughs and vacations. She warns against selfishly taking sons away from mothers and stresses considering any future son’s perspective. Adoption question follows, noting the desire for three children with good backgrounds and happiness prospects.
A reader warns that finding suitable adoptees is hard and that orphans face strict hurdles. Dear Miss Dix letters conclude that a man’s bad habits often outvalue a lover’s promises, underscoring caution in marriage hopes.
After church you speak with your minister. The guide contrasts a blunt generic compliment with a tactful approach that acknowledges insight, use of language, and aims to reinforce the sermon’s educational value rather than entertainment.
Washington notes show the American Red Cross acts beyond fundraising. A Missouri mother with two sons overseas received help to keep her farm via rental arrangements and later buyback. The piece highlights Home Service and Claim Service through 3,700 local chapters aiding ex service members with civilian transition and veterans’ claims support.
The passage notes incessant rains continue to interrupt farming activities. It explains the term incessant meaning continuing without interruption and highlights the misuse of similar words. The lesson stresses vocabulary expansion and correct pronunciation in context.
State Trooper Harold Basore, long stationed at Bar racks B, has been assigned to Barracks C in Cumberland. The move reflects a routine personnel adjustment within the state highway patrol and confirms Basore will serve at the Cumberland unit effective immediately.
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