The News masthead and policy notice card misc text
The fragment shows a masthead and editorial policy notice from The News Fredericksburg Maryland. It includes Associated Press credit, circulation figures, and a note that communications will be corrected if brought to the editor’s attention. It does not present a coherent news event.
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Weeding Out the Federal Bureaucracy After the Election
The piece calls for pruning government, noting 428 federal agencies employing over 3 million people and many created since 1930. It argues Congress should shrink the sprawling bureaucracy to clearer lines of authority and fewer agencies, urging citizen and official action.
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Wave Of Terror And Barbara Frietchie House Sale
The piece contrasts reports of Nazi terror inside Germany with American opinion, then discusses Barbara Frietchie’s House in Frederick Maryland being auctioned as a national shrine. It reflects on Whittier's poem and legends, questioning authenticity while praising the literature’s cultural value.
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Barbara Frietchie
John Greenleaf Whittier
Good Dame
Stonewall Jackson
Whittier
Ruthvess
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Lveson
Floyd Ke Sor
Rudyard Kipling
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Keson
Humasiigrian
Ratifying Treaties By Majority Votes In Congress
Washington debate centers on amending the Constitution to ratify treaties by a simple majority in both Houses instead of two thirds in the Senate. Proponents argue it aligns with public opinion and mirrors parliamentary systems, while opponents fear minority blockages and presidential risk. The discussion covers joint versus concurrent resolutions and the potential effect on war powers and repeal.
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Local football win and school events from 1894
Fifty Years Ago Local items recount a 16 to 0 Frederick College versus Maryland State School for the Deaf football win on the M. P. and R. campus. Thanksgiving flag raising at St John’s Literary Institute, a city social masque at Junior Wall, a fire at Samuel Swartz’s farm, and Walter Lawrence and his company staged Fabio Raman at the City Opera House to a large crowd.
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Collegians
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Ensenhacer
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St. John’s Literary Institute
Cecelia Beckley
Frank Beckley
Samuel Swartz
Urebana
Walter Lawrence
Fabio Raman
City Opera House
Twenty Years Ago Local News Fragments From The Columns
Twenty years ago Column items recount a near miss when a limousine skidded on Davis Hill injuring Mr and Mrs Benjamin Rosenour and noting an unborn child. Elizabeth Hednes graduates at Barnard College. Frederick Parsons attended in Baltimore to watch Army beat Navy 12 0. Army Captain Gurbiach leads boats tour as a crowd of 78002 gathers. A drop in temperature brings snow flurries. Ridgeville records 24 degrees overnight.
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Benjamin Rosenour
Gersan Asenour
Davis
Frank
Gaughter
Elizabeth Hednes
Barnard College
New York City
Frederick Parsons
Baltimore Stadium
Army
Navy
Aii Pociers Combe
Gurbiach
Ridgeville
Strength For Today By Karl L Douglass Morale Balance Necessary
The piece argues that moral achievement requires both God's grace and personal effort. It rejects extremes that deny effort or neglect grace, asserting that grace accompanies those who use all their powers while striving for virtue. It concludes with a proverb urging prayer as if all depends on God and work as if all depends on us.
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Karl L. Douglass
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Babson
Obsequious Word Study Lesson
Obsequious defined as servilely attentive and cringing. Examples show a fawning narrator praising a superior. daily usage aims to expand vocabulary with careful pronunciation notes and emphasis on proper context.
War Interpretations Signal Allied Push Toward Berlin
War analyst Kirke L. Simpson reports that the Scheldt Estuary corridor to Antwerp enables sustained Allied supply to the north and central West Front. With Eisenhower Montgomery talks and Red Army pressure, a coordinated East West blow appears imminent as western Allies tighten the squeeze on Saar and Aachen while Meuse Roer defenses yield. Free Antwerp access for heavy tonnage preserves winter supply lines amid continued offensives toward the Berlin axis.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Schell
Antwerp
Eisenhower
Montgomery
Teheran
Berlin
Germany
Lorraine
Saar Basin
Upper Rhine
Meuse
Roer
Cologne
Arnhem-Nijmegen
Protecting teenage daughters in a dangerous world
Dorothy Dix laments an 18 year old girl murdered after seeking fortune in Washington. The column questions how to shield teens from modern temptations, arguing chaperones are gone, schools teach dating, and parents must start with foundational modesty and moral training to keep daughters safe as they become independent.
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Gases in Cylinders Used as Car Fuels
Propane, butane, pentane, methane, coal gas, natural gas and other gases compressed in cylinders are used as fuels for motor cars and may substitute for gasoline in ordinary engines with little or no adjustment.
Work For Service Men After War Discussed By Babson
Babson Park Mass November 30 Men who had good jobs before service will take them back and others should pursue education to become experts. He urges practical training in business mechanical or professional fields emphasizing merchandising distribution and retailing. Notes postwar store closures rising consumer numbers and the need to revitalize retailing with efficient merchandising and new formats. Predicts housing demand growth and aging infrastructure needing replacement, with consumer goods and farms requiring heavy investment.
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Roger W. Habson
Babson Park
Mass
United States
Pearl Harbor
Today In History and Anniversaries Across Time
A compiled list notes births and deaths of notable figures such as Ebenezer Kinnersley Samuel Seabury Lawrence Kearny Mark Twain John McCrea Frank Ward O Malley and others. It also recalls events from 1630 Dixon pencils Salem Massachusetts to 1939 Russians Finland invasion and World War II era notes. The horoscope warns of impulsive energy and possible trouble if not directed. A wartime update cites Mitscher declaring Japanese naval aviation largely eliminated and about 4 000 Japanese fliers shot down.
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Ebenezer Kinnersley
Philadelphia
Franklin
England
Samuel Seabury
Connecticut
Groton
Conn
Lawrence Kearny
Navy
Perth Amboy
N. J
Samuel Langhorne Clemens Park Twain
Florida
Redding
John McCrea
Montreal
Flanders Fields
Canada
France
Frank Ward O'Malley
Pittston
Paris
Revaluias
Joseph Dixon
Salem
Mass
Germany
Wilson
Ponzi
Russia
Finland
Togo
Tokyo
U. S
Italy
Washington
Marc A. Mitscher
Mitscher
Navy Fleers
Old Age Security Reserve and IOUs Debate
S Burton Heath argues the Old Age Security trust fund is treated as a permanent government entity with a phantom reserve of government bonds. He notes the fund’s large receipts and modest outlays, the projected years before benefits barge into use, and warns that maintaining a self sufficient reserve could force premium hikes or tax increases to cover future deficits.
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Old Age Security Trust Fund
Uncle Sam
United States
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Agaist
Dining etiquette for tipping when invited guests cover meals
The guide advises letting the hostess handle tipping when another woman invites you to lunch or dinner. Do not insist on paying all costs. Politely exit the table if needed, and leave the tip decision to the hostess to maintain hospitality and graciousness.
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Bible Verses About Righteousness and Providence
A compact reflection presents two biblical lines about hunger for righteousness and God's care. Matthew 5 6 promises fulfillment to the hungry and thirsty for righteousness, while Psalm 37 25 recalls faithfulness seen in aging life who has not seen the righteous forsaken or their seed begging bread.
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