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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1947

Page

4

Which Is Bigger Its important to be big in Los Angeles

Los Angeles proclaims itself the third largest city in the United States, provoking Philadelphia’s officials who contest the claim. The 1940 census put New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Detroit ahead of Los Angeles, with Detroit and Los Angeles likely to surpass Philadelphia again in 1950 figures. Philadelphia's chamber disputes the LA telegram and seeks verification.

Los Angeles California Philadelphia United States New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Pennsylvania James Stewart Los Angeles Chamber Frank G. Binswanger Quaker City Chamber

Youth Fellowship Activities Planned at Hamsville Church

Mrs. Douglas Williams, president, announces a four-evening program for the Hamsville Methodist Youth Fellowship in the Ijamsville schoolhouse. Films include Tundra and Million B. C. Days of Cave men with Prof. Thompson. Proceeds fund books, games, and sports gear for South of Samsville youths.

Douglas Wiliams Hamsville Ijamsville Howard E. Thompson Mts. Airy Montana State School For the Deaf

Why Complain About Rain

The piece ponders rain's intrusion on daily plans yet champions rain as essential for drinking, plants, and agriculture, noting its role despite disrupting pleasant moments. Written in a reflective tone, it underscores rainfall as natural, necessary, and beneficial.

WN. A. Lufburrcw

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

From the November 21 1897 issue a series of notable local items: Mr Baker Johnson was thrown from a bicycle on a hill between White Rock and the receiver and suffered cuts and bruises. Richard Potts aided him and took him home on East Second Street. A Port Republic Brewing delivery wagon driven by Riddiemoser had two horses frighten near West Patrick Street. their dash toward the Square Corner ended when both teams halted in front of Schley’s drug store. An incandescent lamp was installed on Record Street behind the Court House to illuminate the dark thoroughfare. The Domestic Building Association was incorporated by the Court. its first payment was received at B H Blackston’s tailoring rooms, with officers for the first year named as Frank B Sappington president James E Walker vice president and Wilbur H Deval secretary.

White Rock Baker Johnson Richard Potts Mr. Johnson East Second Street Portmet Brewing Company West Patrick Street Mrr J. L. Michael Riddiemoser Patrick Street Lewis Hildebrand Schley's Record Street Court House Domestic Building Association B. H. Blackston Frank B. Sappington James E. Walker Wilbur H. Deval

Judge By Worthington closes office as term ends

Twenty years ago local columns note Judge Glenn By Worthington works to wind down affairs of his office with eight days remaining. John S. Newman named to succeed him awaits his commission. Also mentions injuries to Rev and Mrs Guy P. Bready in cart accident near Tanertown. Reginald Biser Andrew Fr. Phobus on hunting trip in Maine expected back early next month. Medeertown soccer team advances to Western Shore semi final after 2-1 win over Bruce High School with field goal by Piush.

Columms Glenn By Worthington Nis oSce John S. Newman Guy P. Bready Tanertown Frederick Reginald Biser Andrew. Eissing Phobus Maine Medeletown Western Shore Bruce High School of Westernport Piush

Washington Daybook recap of 1947 economic policy clash

Washington Daybook recounts Democratic and Republican tensions over anti inflation policy ahead of a joint session. It notes Truman’s unclear stance, Taft’s committee maneuvering, Flanders proposed rationing, and Bender's rival report. Also mentions Marshall press conference and a light column on public letters and a courtroom note.

Frederick Garden Club Members Attend Maryland Session

Seven Frederick Garden Club members traveled to Baltimore to attend the Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland all day sessions at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel. Conservation of soil and plant material was the topic, with Frederick entrants presenting three posters and a flower arrangement in the competition.

Garden Club Frederick Garden Club Baltimore Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland Sheraton- Belvedere Hotel Frederick Club G. Hunter Bowers E. D. McCain T. Stuart Haller William T. Delaplaine R. E. Town F. Earle Shriner Stary Maulsby

O'Hara O Hara Wedding in Middletown Ceremony

Mary Margaret Keller and La Mar O Hara wed in a three o clock Thursday ceremony at Reformed Church. Bride wore hunters green twill. officiant Warren Breisch. attendants were Harold Fink. O Hara will reside near Frederick where groom farms. Elizabeth Cox announces engagement of Evelyn Grace Cox to Clarence Willard McClain of Gettysburg.

O’hara Rehl Amos R. Keller Middletown Mary Margaret la Mar O Hara John L. O'Hare O'Hara Frederick Idietown Warren A. Breisch Harold Y. Fink Elizabeth Cox Blue Ridge Summit Evelyn Grace Cox Clarence Willard McClain Garfield McClain Gettysburg Miss Cox

Marshall's open mind stance in Russo American talks

Secretary Marshall urges measured diplomacy over harsh rhetoric amid Russia US friction. He notes propaganda provokes sharp resentment yet warns a word battle could spark martial conflict. Public opinion grows wary, with risk of war if tempers flare.

Washington Marshall Russia United States America Foreign Ministers Conference

Health notes from Frederick area residents

Among the sick Miss Ruby Jones at 132 West Fifth Street has returned home after a major operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Roland W. Harbaugh of Braddock Heights is undergoing treatment at Frederick Memorial. Mrs. Merhi N. Wachter near Frederick is recuperating at her brother in law’s Urbana home after major surgery on November 14. Eleanor Webber of Knoxville is recovering at home after a recent operation at Frederick Memorial. Edward Bell of Brunswick was moved to a Baltimore hospital after treatment at Frederick Memorial. Ray E. Lucas Jr. of Brunswick, son of Dr. Ray Lucas, is improving at home following a scalding accident. Claude Porter of Brunswick has returned home after weeks of treatment. Mec Louise Clay Bagent of Brunswick was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital last Saturday.

Ruby Jones West Fifth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Roland W. Harbaugh Braddock Heights Merhi N. Wachter Frederick Bruce E. Wachter Urbana John Alston Brunswick Aick Memorial Hospital Eleanor Webber Harley Webber Knoxville Edward Bell Baltimore Ray E. Lucas Ray Lucas Claude Porter Clay Bagent

Paths of the Commonplace by Earl L Douglass

Essay urges acceptance of ordinary life rather than seeking dramatic divine signs. It argues humans are earth-bound, with daily duties and modest aims, and urges a prayer that God purify the soul amid common tasks. Includes a market price list fragment for Wheat Barley New Corn.

Earl L. Douglass Cay Hien Babson Newspaper Syndio

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