The News Subscription Rates and Policies
The Frederick news pamphlet outlines subscription rates and payment terms from 5 cents single copies to 5.00 per year. It states communications must include real names and be addressed to The News at News-Post, Court Street. It notes corrections policy and Associated Press membership.
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Shortage of Nurses Revealed by National Hospital Survey
A national survey estimates 485 000 nurses are needed while 300 000 are available with 000 sit in the armed service. Hospitals have left beds empty and some wings closed as more people seek hospital care amid rising demand and new hospitalization plans.
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Strength For Today on Washington and British respect
Essay recounts a tale of British ships passing Mount Vernon during the War of 1812 and tolling bells in honor of George Washington. It emphasizes Washington's enduring nobility, sound judgment, and character as admired by friend and foe alike.
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Q and A on Coast Guard status jets and politics
Questions cover Coast Guard reversion to Treasury status after wartime Navy service. They define Thunderjet as the Republic XP 3 jet powered by a secret axial flow engine. Also notes Republican representation in Congress and Red Sox pennant wins six since 1904 with years.
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Dawes Echoes War Time Costs in Shipbuilding Profits Debate
NEA columnist Peter Edson reviews congressional probes criticizing shipbuilding profits and government costs in World War II. He argues profit as incentive reduced costs and time, defending contractors as hired managers earning fees, not capital investments, and condemns anti profit sentiment as harmful to national effort.
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Charlie Dawes
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Fifty Years Ago Local Flood and Storm News
In ten hours the Potomac at Point of Rocks rose 26 feet inundating farms along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and driving residents from Leesburg ferried by rowboat. At Brunswick lower Mac macon street area flooded. Myersville windstorm wrecked the Lutheran church. Middle town valley saw hundreds of trees down and roads blocked. Four horse farm team frightened by an electric car on West Patrick street ran into a tree but was captured. Lloyd C. Culler started erecting a cottage in Clarke Place for Mrs. Frank Mantz, cost about 8000 dollars, first story stone second story shingle.
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Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago October 2 1928 items note prizes paid to policemen and city officials. Chief Walsh placed second in a cash prize contest. Teenie Garlet injured near a canning factory. Edward Smith resigns as city engineer to take another post. Frederick’s First Lieutenant Henry Fahrney assigned to the 1 percent Infantry 80th Division Medical Reserves per announcement.
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Today in History and Birthdays feature highlights
A collage of historical anniversaries and births lists figures such as Francis Hopkinson, Alexander Stewart, Edwin Godkin, Eliza Mosher, and Maj. John Andre among others. It marks events from 1737 to 1945 including Gen. Robert E. Lee, the Ute Massacre, the Last Battalion at Argonne, and the University in Exile.
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Veterans job training standards outlined for GI Bill programs
Washington reports new rules require state approved outfits to detail job title, description, training length, tasks and times, wage scales, classroom hours, and prior salaries. Programs must prove job availability, wage parity, and a minimum three months to two years training. The VA will oversee compliance and ensure veterans receive certificates upon completion.
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Washington war stance keeps US Navy in Atlantic and Mediterranean
David Lawrence reports on Secretary of State and military leaders detailing why the U S Navy maintains forces in the Atlantic and Mediterranean to back Allied occupation and protect U S interests. The piece notes the Allied chiefs of staff remain ready, the UN Security Council process is unsettled, and American aims are deterrence rather than full force deployment.
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Dear Miss Dix on Love and Divorce and Domineering Mothers
Dorothy Dix addresses a 31 year old divorcee with two sons torn by a noncommittal lover and a young engaged woman unsure about breaking with a drunkard. Advice urges avoiding attachment to unreliable men and resisting a domineering mother’s control to protect future happiness.
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Horoscope and Retro Biographies of Abbott and Birthdates
The item notes Bud Abbott born in Asbury Park New Jersey 51 years ago and a horoscope dated today. It describes a favorable degree for becoming a good soldier and an aggressive impetuous person with a mental tendency toward science and strong investigative success.
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Bible Thoughts and Quoted Fragments From a 19th Century Page
The passage presents a mix of archaic phrases and garbled scripture style lines. It references Hosta and Raggai and includes a Theodore Tilton quotation about offerings and sanctification, with unclear attribution and several misspellings.
Doctor Says Accidents Linked to Personality Traits
A medical piece notes accidents exceed disease in many ages and links injury-prone behavior to personality types. It cites Dr F Dunbar and associates studying fracture patients as controls, finding impulsive, overactive traits and unconventional responses to authority correlate with higher injury rates.
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Right to Freedom: Aimed at Leaving Home for Liberty
A Bell Syndicate excerpt argues against treating others as lesser and asserts a right to seek freedom from an enslaving home. The speaker urges leaving home to claim personal liberty and autonomy.
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Lufburrow's Droll Longing for a Worry Free Getaway
The speaker laments lacking money to travel and the dream of a peaceful place where weather is perfect and daily life is calm. He acknowledges such a place does not exist and resigns to staying where he is.
Proper Hotel Register Signature By Mrs John Jones
A married woman signs a hotel register using the form Mrs John Jones rather than her own name Mary Jones, demonstrating correct social convention for married women to indicate both name and husband. The item notes etiquette guidance on signatory practice in guest books.
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