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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1948

Page

11

Royal Prince Is Born Into Dying Business

HAL BOYLE argues the newborn Prince of Edinburgh will inherit a shrinking monarchy, serving mainly as a symbol and sales instrument for Britain. He notes kings are now outnumbered by presidents and outlines the limited, regimented life ahead amid a fading royal empire and the historical fragility of monarchy.

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Hand knit fashion rises as home knitting gains steam

Dorothy Roe notes a surge in home knitting with one in six women likely to wear a hand knit or crocheted garment this winter. improved yarns and patterns, high style details, and easier sizing boost the trend from socks and sweaters to hand knit suits and dresses.

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Weather and Local Notes From Sabillasville Area

The report lists 24 hour precipitation none, year to date 72 inches for November, and November 1947 deficit of 5.02 inches. High yesterday 57, low last night 6, rivers Monocacy and Potomac clear at local gauges. A Santa letter from Richard Benchoff, 8, of Sabillasville, was received at the News-Post.

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Supersonic Parachute May Allow Bailouts From High Altitude

GE vice president David C. Prince discusses the roto chute or supersonic parachute designed to collect atmospheric data 100 miles above Earth. A bailout capsule could reenter and land more accurately than a traditional parachute, potentially enabling pilots to escape from high altitude supersonic craft.

Schenectady Dey David C. Prince General Electric Company General Engineering Rand Consulting Laboratory Prince

Thurmont Rendering Company opens in Catoctin Furnace

J Austin Fraley announces Thurmont Rendering Company will open this week at Catoctin Furnace for processing dead animals bones fat tallow hides. The two story concrete building off Route 15 will house modern equipment and be managed by John C Ferry of Hanover Pa with 25 years in rendering. Snow falls but changes to rain unless it reaches Raleigh peaks.

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Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights

Anniversary notes list James McHenry and H. Standish among others with brief biographical tags. Today in History covers events from Sherman’s March to the Sea in 1864 to the 1947 British evacuation of Palestine and 1914 Federal Reserve System opening. Birthdays include Mary M. McBride and Philip J. Reed with ages given.

James McHenry Washington Ireland Heturn J. Meigs Ohio U.S Middletons Mary T. P. Mann Boston Cambridge Mass Charles Eliot Norton Harten Detroit Henry Stand AtTa Sherman Aula S. S. McClure Courist Collegiate School of China Chang Oklahoma Federal Reserve System American Army of Germany United States Soviet Russia Canada Tokyo Guadalcanal Kramer Belsen Palestine Mary M. McBride New York Paris Philip J. Reed General Electric Milwaukee Paul J. Mueller

Notable births and figures listed in obituary column

A series of brief notes recalls prominent individuals and birthplaces with ages, including James E. Jordan of radio fame, Burgess Meredith the actor, Arthur Krock of the New York Times, Prof. Richard Joel Russell of LSU, and Jacob S. Potofsky of Amalgamated Clothing Workers, among others. The fragment ends with an incomplete horoscope.

Far Eastern Command Union James E. Jordan Peoria Ill Arthur Krock New York Times Burgess Meredith Cleveland Richard Joel Russell Louisiana State University American Association of Geographers Hayward Calif Jacob S. Potofsky Amalgamated Clothing Work- Pers A . O Lawittes ML Tibbetts Bern Bakersfi

Strength For Today by Earl Douglass

A brief excerpt explores how desire deceives the mind by presenting attractive but misleading impressions. The passage cautions readers to recognize illusion and seek disciplined, purposeful thinking over fleeting cravings.

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Humble Joy Found in Present Life Says Christ’s Teachings

A Frederick column urges contentment with the present and humility as paths to happiness. It argues people overvalue imagined future gains and that true joy comes from appreciating what one already has and making the best of daily life.

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