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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1948
Page
4
Dear Dorothy Dix discusses a 29 year old son marrying a 28 year old divorcee with four children and concerns over a ready made family. The column advises considering the ex husbands motives and cautions the son about the risks of a second marriage. A second reader comments on postwar attitudes and mutual adjustment after marriages and divorces.
Two thirds of Britain's food must be imported with cash majorly from the ECA. Government asks farmers to improve land use and market all produce through state channels. British farmers, though individualistic, accept restrictions, backing socialist efficiency. Frank Mercer, 54, injured in a car crash near Linwood, is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Harrisburg professional parachutist Rick Cooper will perform a series of stunt jumps at Stevens Airport near Lewistown Sunday afternoon. The exhibitions accompany Aviation Day activities planned at the airport on that date.
Local columns recount Judge Motter discharging an arson jury after it split overnight with the court’s displeasure. Aldermen urged tram labor for city work. Dr C F L Goodell warns water must be boiled then taps Fishing Creek to assure supply. Camp Meade notes four sick from starvation. meat scarce for five meals. coffee unfit. Mayor Chilton names W G Ridger as trim iguis in ye electric Eugere Walters.
The Board of Education will seek immediate approval for a new city elementary school with eight classrooms and an auditorium to serve about 500 pupils. The Board of Aldermen voted to clean Carroll Creek from Sisters Hill to East Patrick street bridge end to Bent street bridge to College avenue, estimated cost around 1360 dollars. Mrs Claggi et e Ramsburg will attend the American Legion convention, and Barry Gross Jr of Middletown will receive the Eagle Scout award at a Court of Honor in United Brethren Sunday school rooms.
Comedian Allen leads a one man campaign against radio give away programs that lure millions of listeners. He pledges up to 5000 to listeners if prizes fail, calling these promotions cheap lotteries and urging moderation as networks flood airwaves. Kenneth Crosbie wins 30000 on ABC Stop the Music while Allen mocks the hype.
Washington dispatch argues DOJ action targets top lobbying figures across sectors including meat packers grain traders real estate and construction. It chronicles gifts to officials from lobbyists and notes the risks of exposing private gain in public policy.
Pvt Bartgis a Frederick High School graduate of 1948 enlisted in the Marine Corps. He resides with Mr and Mrs Baylor Crist Jr near Frederick and is known as a Frederick bass player. He is at Parris Island receiving recruit training with address Pvt Barigis 1090267 Plt 216 Rec Tmg Bn NC ROD Parris Island SC.
Mrs. Calvin E. Schildknecht presides with the First Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs executive committee at Westminster. The fall board meeting is set for Thursday October 28 at 4 30 PM at the Hotel Alexandria Hagerstown luncheon reservations are through Mrs Elmer Dixon Frederick. Roy D. Whitlock state president and Mrs Norwood state Youth Conservation chair will speak. A forum will address club problems with district officers listed and named department chairs across multiple towns and fields. Articles filed note the Maryland Frozen Food Locker Association charter with no capital stock and incorporators Ledbetter Rue Stockwell. Letters of administration granted in Orphans Court to Harlan Wachiel for Laura Poffenberger estate with heirs listed.
A mix of biblical quotation and Tennyson excerpt features a prophetic roar of hope on a mountainside. Images of seas parted by horses and a transcendent dawn evoke spiritual awakening, with a voice from the slope asking for hope and God shaping a radiant, terrifying dawn.
A one and a half story compact yet spacious home designed by Walter Andicka at 617 Forest St Ann Arbor Michigan. The 1273 square foot plan is 44 feet wide without the garage featuring wide white clapboard siding horizontal and vertical tines brick chimney and asphalt shingle roof. A semi circular breakfast nook stands out as a notable feature.
NEA correspondent recounts a wartime junket to the South Pacific islands to review U S trusteeship. He notes Navy progress in governance and health, native self sufficiency, school and hospital building, and fears over Bikini relocation and local religious tolerance.
A set of Q and A items covers rattlesnakes shedding fangs, plains near Quebec named after Abraham Martin, Venezuela named by a Spanish explorer from Columbus discovery, and the German prefix von meaning of or from.
Caroline Brooks Johnston of Eccleston married Wimbert Mohler Gardiner of Washington on a Saturday at the bride’s mother’s home in Green Spring Valley. Rev. Thomas A. Whelan officiated. The bridal party wore turquoise faille with lace and carried bouquets, and the couple plans to live in Washington after a Bermuda honeymoon.
Miss Clara Elizabeth Delauter wed Glenn Swood Crone at Pleasant Hill Church Monrovia in a double ring ceremony. Rev Carl Smith officiated as families hosted a reception for about 200 guests followed by a brief wedding trip. Both newlyweds are Frederick High School graduates of 1944.
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