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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1946
Page
2
The Frederick Maryland paper dates October 7, 148 with standard publication notes. It lists subscription rates and mailing details, credits the Associated Press and Audit Bureau, and warns against anonymous submissions while promising correction of errors.
The House surplus property committee hears testimony on the sale of war bought electronics by the War Assets Administration. Slaughter questions the net return after costs and staff fees, urging an exhaustive inquiry into alleged authorizations and possible dishonesty to protect the public interest.
The discussion centers on life under the unemployment compensation act as over a million Americans draw benefits during a peacetime job boom. Veterans receive federal funds, housing limits labor mobility, and abuse concerns push calls for revision to protect workers who follow the law.
A guest refuses a before-dinner cocktail while others drink. Offer a non-alcoholic option quietly, without comment or persuasion, and present it without drawing attention to the choice. The aim is respectful inclusion without pressuring the guest.
Peter Edson notes UN scientific estimates place U S bomb production between 70 and 1 0 per year based on uranium data while government procurement debates favor decentralized buying amid Army Navy Munitions Board plans. He also covers Puerto Rico governor Pinero's bustling inauguration and mine seizure tensions, plus Stassen labor stance and Blandford’s China surplus deal details.
Highlights from the Columns of The News dated October 7, 1896. Mullinix and Kemp close shop selling stock at cut prices. Eldridge millinery and dry goods also closing. florist Henry Trail leaving trade, flowers bought by Carl Herman. Debate at Belles Lettres Society favored poverty developing character. Blair Lee to address Democratic meeting at Opera House. Harmony gathering with Worthington and Maulsby speakers. Republican Association elects Fleming as president. Interstate Shooting contest underway with notable marks by F M Phoebus and Smith.
From the latest registration 356 Democrats 231 Republicans and two independents. Babe Ruth hit three home runs against the St Louis Cardinals as the Yankees won 15 0 to even the World Series at two games each. Mr and Mrs J HomerRemsberg receive congratulations after a stay in Frederick City Hospital. A young Negro county resident attending trials in the Court House dropped a bottle of whiskey in the County Treasurer's office. it shattered and the youth fled.
A dated page lists Today in History events and Birthdays spanning 1165 to the 1900s. Notable names include William Billings born in Boston and Alfred C. Hobbs, Richard H. Anderson, James Whitcomb Riley, Martha M. Berry, and Wallace Andrews among others with brief biographical notes and death years.
Washington reports readers questions on veterans benefits. Topics include on the job training limits under the GI Bill, side work earnings while receiving subsistence, re-enlistment effects on home loan eligibility, disability payments under National Service Life Insurance, furlough credits for overseas duty, bad conduct discharges and GI Bill eligibility, 30 day yearly leave counting toward schooling eligibility, and reinstatement of lapsed National Service Life Insurance with health and timing conditions.
Horoscope notes a light spirit and quick action for natives born under this sign. Advises against self-indulgence and urges strength of mind and careful associations with the opposite sex. Mentions mental impressions and duplicity warnings.
Dorothy Dix advice column explores a seven year marriage, secret affairs, desertion, and a possible divorce. It weighs whether to give up, transfer the child, or pursue separation, noting dangers to the home and child support. The piece also rebukes dating a married man and argues for self-respect and decisive action.
The article discusses how high blood pressure can exist for years without organ damage, notes that readings vary with nerves and posture, and explains the normal ranges while highlighting patient anxiety. It adds a Q&A about postural albuminuria and includes a curious unrelated line about whale behavior.
A reflection on modern ideologies and Russia, arguing atheism shapes policy. The piece notes Russia’s disregard for codes of honor, the brutality toward farmers who resisted Soviet rule, and the role of theology in diplomacy. It cites Carlyle on truth and quotes from Bible Thoughts.
Broadway novelty at the Singapore restaurant atop Winter Garden Theater celebrates autumn with a feathered chorus. Owners Erbe and Howard return birds from summer vacation in air conditioned comfort before closing hours at 4 a.m. Record includes cast changes and a joke about a hostess name Sal.
October is praised as a charming word and season, turning forests vivid with diverse foliage. The piece extols October's beauty across mountains, valleys, and farms, inviting the season to linger and bring color and charm. Author N. A. Lufburrow signs the greeting.
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