The News Adopts 1946 Postage and Address Details
Frederick newspaper notes publication schedule and subscription rates for 1946. It lists price 3 cents for a single copy, annual rate 5.09, and advises readers to send communications to News-Post Building Court Street. The paper belongs to Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co. and is a member of AP and Audit Bureau.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
News News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederic Fec
Rinse Matter
Navy Chief Comments Stir Mediterranean Policy Debate
Secretary Forrestal said U S naval forces in the Mediterranean are there to implement foreign policy amid a show of force. The Missouri battleship and the carrier F D R along with smaller ships have been sent as analysts discuss whether the move is a frank assertion of U S interests or a pretext for signaling strength.
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Mediterranean
Missouri
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Turkey
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Trieste
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Farm production gains during war years praised by USDA report
A United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics report lauds record farm output despite labor and material shortages. It highlights use of machinery, improved crops, better farm management, and higher per animal production, crediting farmers for adopting science and expert guidance. It also notes possible surplus risk if foreign demand drops and forecasts stronger home demand if prosperity continues in the United States.
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United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
Luf's Stuff Study Plus Experience
Fragmentary text reflects on life lessons from study and experience. Mentions schooling, verbs, languages, and broad references to Russia, Japan, Serbia, Greece, and Singapore. Ends abruptly with stray words about soap and seasons.
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Luf
Greece
Singapore
Byrnes Speech Frames Policy as Preventive for War
Today in Washington a worded Byrnes address in Paris distanced the Wallace Truman clash and argued that American peace and security depend on preventing European war. He stressed preparedness, UN participation, and bipartisan unity, warning nations to avoid actions that invite conflict and urging caution to prevent future wars.
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Byrnes
Paris
David Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
Tentation
Isis
United States
United Nations
Ywice
Byrnes Mas
Byenes
Republican Party
Repubiican
Wallace
Lucsas Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Truman-E Byrnes
Germany
Stalin
Alexander Worth
Wasiks Wan
Russia
America
Man and Mlate Sodae Nay We Abound Taste Defeat Quote
A clipped, puzzling quotation from N. A. Lupburrow appears to discuss taste, knowledge, and victory. The fragment hints at defeat and the role of experience in overcoming fakes, but lacks clear context or a coherent narrative.
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N. A. Lupburrow
Fifty Years Ago in Town News Highlights
Column notes a child Mamie Foland aged four fractured an arm while playing in her garden on East Fourth Street. Butter maker John A Phleeger near Fongaville reports orders totaling about 150 pounds due next week. Potomac floods recede leaving Brunswick and Weverton undermined. toll gate house near Virginia end is soaked as water climbs to near second story. Frederick and Middletown streetcar car No 10, damaged in a wreck, is repaired and returned to service. Painters repaint the home of Mrs Fannie Delaplaine on East Patrick Street.
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Mamie Foland
East Fourth Street
John A. Phleeger
Fongaville
Water Street
Brunswick
Weverton
Thomas H. Willard
Virginia
Brunswick Bridge
Frederick and
Middletown Clestrie Road
Bowers Bumber Yard
Fannie Delaplaine
Patrick Street
Installation of New Vehicle Assessment System Progressing
Twenty years ago the Coining Of The News reports progress on a new motor vehicle assessment system with Alfred advocating gasoline tax as a better method. A Kansas City resident George A Lei visits Francis Scott Key hotel after years away, living here during childhood with his stepfather. Northern districts of the Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs adopt resolutions to remove salacious magazines from newsstands at the Catoctin Country Club. James H. Cramer reports.
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George A. Lei
Kansas
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hayva
Am ‘Bantz
Mayland Federation of Womens Clubs
Catoctin Country Club
James H. Cramer
Yaringuch
Nova Scotia
War era marriage surge and 1946 crop boon noted
Q how much did the marriage rate go up during the war The four year prewar period 1938 1941 saw 6 000 00 marriages while 1942 1945 produced 6 500 000 much higher than prewar. Q was this year s potato crop too good The Agriculture Department set a 1946 goal of 378 000 0060 bushels actual crop was estimated at 445 000 000 bushels a large surplus over consumers needs. Q Alaska size population may seek statehood 586 400 square miles 72 424 people including 32 458 natives Q head of Communist Party William Z Foster Q who laid the Capitol cornerstone President Washington September 18 1793.
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Alaska
India
U. S
Snyder
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U.S
Parking tag folly and ice cream plan in wartime dispatch
A reader recalls paying 75 cents to a car watcher and receiving a $3 ticket for parking in a prohibited zone at Griffith Stadium. A Fredricksonian proposed using ice cream to secure orderly behavior at religious services, a plan publicized in the Times Union and other papers. The overseas Army paper Stars and Stripes reported the story as part of a broader circular about wartime community initiatives.
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Grifith Stadium
Washington
Redskins
Socalle
Fredericksonian
Spartansburg. &. C
Fila
Times-Union
Germany
Associats
Paic
Overseas Army
Great Frederick Fair Brightens Community Grounds
Benign sunlight over the Great Frederick Fair boosts agricultural exhibits, grandstand attractions, and a Cotillion Club dance. Prices rise but crowds gather as county residents enjoy community events and local programs. News notes include wartime verdicts, a fatal airliner crash, strikes, and election activity ahead of November. A battered child case shocks locals as officials handle custody and care. Weekend accidents occur. safety and civic events fill the page with calls to register and vote.
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Frederick
Agricultural Society
Berth
Newfoundland
Iite
Mother-in-law dynamics in marriage conflicts
Dorothy Dix discusses how the mother-in-law role often disrupts marriages more than other factors. She notes studies find the husband's mother more troublemaking than the wife's, and that mothers generally prefer their daughters to marry while seldom wanting their sons to wed.
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Hus“Bana
Mamie
Mevica
Laisom Ln
Gold miners cry foul as strong price relief proves elusive
U. S. gold miners claim hard times as wartime shutdowns and high costs cut production. Despite a $35 an ounce price, many mines operate at low output with upkeep and tax charges continuing. Treasury secretary Snyder rejects export relief and emphasizes gold's role beyond a simple commodity.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
U. S
House
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Snyder
Mother-in-law tensions strain in-law households across generations
The piece explains why wives and husbands face in-law friction, noting jealousy between mothers and daughters-in-law and the clash of interests. It argues mothers should avoid overfamiliar involvement with their children's marriages to keep harmony.
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She-Anders
GI Comedian Harvey Stone Becomes Broadway Star
The article profiles Harvey Stone, a Detroit comedian drafted in World War II, who after hospital tours and NHS charity shows rose to Broadway prominence. It notes his stint at The Bowery, appearances at Father Duffy Canteen and Madison Square Garden, a Kate Smith radio feature, and a contract with Kate Smith’s program plus a Miami club engagement.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Jules Munshin
Hollywood
Garson Kanin
Harvey Stone
Harvey
Detroit
Pelictanthy
the Bowery
Frank Barbera
Stone
The
Bowery
New York Port of Embarkation
Father Duffy
Alan Comity
Corelli
Madison Square Garden
Serv Ice
Kate Smith
Capitol Theater
Broadway
la’ Martinique
Miami
Rigni
Vocabulary Lesson Notes From Daily Language Guide
Daily language guide highlights common misuses and pronunciations. It emphasizes careful spelling, meanings, and usage with examples. The focus word subservient is defined as useful in a servile role and is illustrated by a quote from Mrs. Humphry Ward.
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Ini Ray
Humphry Ward
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