Advice on a happy marriage from Dorothy Dix column
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on making marriage work through mutual affection and compromise. A reader and spouse praise sharing chores, expressions of love, and orderly home life while a mother and father advise patience with a teen romance and a time‑tested approach to financial independence before marriage. An item notes the opening of a veterinary office in Walkersville by Dr. Donald F. Lynch and Mrs. Lynch, who relocated from Rochester after visiting Frederick.
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Joneses
Walkersville
Donald F. Lynch
Rochester
Lynch
Frederick
Richard D. Hammond
Southern States Cooperative, Inc
Glade Valley
Cornell University
Brockport
Reading
Fulton Avenue
Cramer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Daybook on Truman Marshall and Europe aid
Washington Daybook outlines a White House split over foreign aid and high prices. It highlights Truman's cautious stance, Marshall's pressure for swift action, Hoover’s influence, and internal clashes involving Vaughan Steelman Anderson Dodd and Harriman amid talks of price controls and rationing.
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Washington Daybook
Washington
Harry S. Truman
George Marshall
Trumas
France
Italy
Brazil
Truman
State Department
Missouri
Seretly Marshall
White House
Marshall
Harry Vaughan
John Steelman
Alabama
Clifford
Steelman
AL. Truman
Clark
Vaughan
Jimmy Forrestal
National Defense
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Hannigan
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
Europe
Eos
Secretary of Agriculture
Ed Dodd
Marshal
Averell Harriman
A A W Brasche to Hold Joint Meeting in Hagerstown
The Frederick and Hagerstown branches of the American Association of University Women will join for a meeting on October 16. A dinner at six settles the program in the Alexander Hotel ballroom with guest speaker Miss Lucy Wilde of England.
American atomic scientists doubt Nagasaki soil crop claim
Experts weigh reports that radioactive soil produced crops 50 to 300 percent larger in Nagasaki this year. Dr. Brues calls the finding interesting. others say radioactivity would likely hinder growth or cannot account for the boost. Still, researchers agree further study by Takeo Furuno could inform agricultural advances.
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Nagasaki
Austin M. Brues
Chicago
George Gamow
Washington
Ugo Fano
Stafford L. Warren
Los Angeles
Takeo Furuno
Furuno
Farm Youth Behavior Seen As Better Disciplined
The article argues farm youth in 4 H Clubs exhibit stronger group cooperation and self control than city children. It notes year round club meetings, shared work, and visible conduct at shows, suggesting rural life enforces routines and parental oversight. It calls for urban areas to address behavior similarly.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A six year old white boy on Five and a Half Street was struck on the head with a pick handle by a young colored man who escaped. At the Belles Lettres Society debate at Male High School the question War is a greater evil than intemperance was decided in the affirmative. A marble shattered the plate glass at Chas Hahn’s North Market Street store. The Fall Century Run of Baltimore wheelmen to Frederick drew about 450 departures and arrivals, with Frederick residents greeting the visitors. Mr. Wm E Darner, a Broad Run auctioneer, was kicked by a horse causing a broken thumb.
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Belles Lettres Literary Society
K. S. Toms
P. Urner
WD. Delashmutt
Broad Run
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The News
Walter Johnson renowned baseball figure to exhibit poultry at the Frederick Fair. A daily chariot race with three teams of four horses each is planned. The Frederick Social Service Club will meet to address stranded automobile tourists. Citizens may donate up to 25 dollars to help relocate such tourists. City banks contribute 300 dollars to support boys pig and calf clubs. Prison workers on the streets discussed as a potential policy, but no plan has been set by Mayor Culler.
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Walter Johnson
Frederick
Frederick Social Service Club
Culler
Puck
Truman Aides Rally Behind Clark Clifford
Aides and Clark Clifford push President Truman toward decisive action as Capitol Hill clashes spill over. Senator Arthur Van denberg fled to Grand Rapids to avoid the conflict while Truman weighs his options amid mounting political pressure.
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Mr. Truman
Capitol Hill
Arthur Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Harry Truman
Bw Globe
Deputy Sheriff Roy Temple Dies Near Home
Roy Gilbert Temple, 64, Montgomery County deputy sheriff, collapsed and died yesterday near his home in Silver Spring. A native of Canada, he worked as a brick mason before joining the sheriff's office in 1941.
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Silver Spring
Roy Gilbert Temple
Montgomery County
Canada
Vespers Speaker Rev Dr Wagner At Hood College Service
Rev Dr James E Wagner of Saint Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church in Lancaster will guest speak at Hood College Vesper service Sunday afternoon October 12 at four oclock in Brodbeck Hall. Hood College Choir directed by Miss Anna Marie Budde will perform two anthems Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee and We Praise Thee with organ preludes and a postlude by J S Bach and Jorian Sebastian Bach.
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James E Wagner
Saint Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lancaster
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College Choir
Anna Marie Budde
Johan Sebastian Bach
Carl Mueller
William Spriggs
Jesus
Jorian Sebastian Bach
Meine
Freude
Women's Auxiliary Plans Fall and Winter Activities
The Braddock Heights Community Center Women's Auxiliary executive committee met at the home of Mr and Mrs G William Stultz to plan fall and winter activities. The group discussed garden civic social educational and recreational programs and set a general fair meeting for next Thursday at Vindobona Hotel. A recreational meeting is set for October 14 at 8 o'clock at the Beachley home and the education group met at the Yinger home with roll call on household ideas.
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Braddock Heights Community Center
G. William Stultz
Stultz
Biiis
Eric Lundgren
James Carey
Alice Rohrback
Hammond Urner
Harry Coblentz
F. Stanton Goodman
E. E. Stoffer
Thomas W Williams
Robert Delaplaine
Frank Beachley
Petri A. Eader
David H. Vineer
Wiliam Oberlander
Women’s Auxiliary
Vindobona Hotel
Bri
David H. Yinger
Pearl A. Eader
Thomas Williams
F.stanton Goodwin
Pearl A. Bader
Joseph Roderick
John Harwood
Eleanor Jones
C. Kemp
Findings On Dorsey Case For City Board Action
City Police Commission reports findings in the Lieut Frank Dorsey conduct case to City Hall for Aldermen action. Commission chairman William M Storm said the panel met to review hearing evidence and prepared an undisclosed report. A special Mayor and Aldermen meeting tonight may consider the action.
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City Police Commission
Frank Dorsey
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
William M. Storm
Freight Rates Rise 10 Percent Across Railroads
Railroads announced a 10 percent general freight rate increase effective Monday October 13 following three days formal public notice as required by the Interstate Commerce Commission Revised schedules were filed and posted in freight depots nationwide.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Feiway
ICC
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
Blaise Pascal born in 1623 is profiled as a remarkable figure who shifted from science and mathematics to religious writing. The text notes his early mathematical prowess, invention of a calculating machine, lifelong Bible study, brief life under forty, and a 1923 memorial praising him as a universal believing soul.
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Blaise Pascal
Academie
Pascal
Christ
Clermont
Peascal
Veterans debate GI Bill vs Public Law 167 benefits
Veterans ask which program offers more aid for disabled service members going to school or training. Public Law 167 provides more extensive benefits, including continuing subsistence allowances and retroactive payments, with specifics on dependents, dental care, and eligibility rules for those with various discharge types and service histories.
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Aiajor
Thomas M. Nial
Washington
Proper Name Pronunciation: When to Correct in Social Settings
A casual encounter mispronounces your name when saving goxity. Decide if correction is necessary by weighing importance of being remembered accurately against social ease. In essential contexts, kindly state the correct pronunciation to ensure proper recall.
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Goxity
Chronic diseases burden U.S. costs as research urged
Dr. Theodore G. Klumpp cites about 25 million Americans affected by chronic diseases and argues the nation faces a total disability of six billion man days. He calls for more research and funding to fight acute rheumatic fever and arteriosclerosis.
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Baltimore
Theodore G. Klumpp
Winthrop- Stearns, Inc
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds in the clerk’s office show sales across city and county. Minnie Fry and Mr and Mrs Paul Culler sold a residence at 325 Jefferson Street for about 9000. Charles Jon and Carroll Kebn sold to Dir and Mrs N D Borer about 38000 in Yellow Springs. Emmitsburg Water Co sold to Josephine Steinberg on East Main for about 7500. Gorman Mitch and Bayl Crist bought 11 acres in Tuscarora district for about 5000. Howard D and Perry Dodson sold 67 acres in toctin district for about 5000. Philip Wertheim sold four Sherman avenue lots to Earl Hargett and spouse for about 4000. Paul Shoemak sold nine acres in Ballenger district to Arthur Snoots for about 4000.
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Minnie C. Fry
An Airs
Paul M. Culler Nave
Jefferson Street
Charles R. Oates
Charles S. Jon
Carroll H. Kebn
Dir
N. D. Borer
Yello Springs
Emmitsburg Water Company
Josephine Steinberg
Emmitsbur
Gorman V. Mitch
Bayl N. Crist
Tuscarora
Howard F_ D
Perry Dodson
Toctin
Philip Wertheim
Earl Hargett
Sherman Avenue
Paul Shoemak
Arthir
Snoots
Ballenger District
Truman Nominees For Regular Army And Air Force
President Truman nominated about 900 officers from the National Guard Officers Reserve Corps and Army of the United States for commissions in the regular Army and regular Air Force. The selections await Senate confirmation after Congress convenes. In Maryland the first rank lists include Lt (Capt) Nelson E. Lytte, Camp Detrick, Frederick, and Lt (Maj) William G. Snner Jr, New Windsor.
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Truman
Natio Guard
Nelson E. Lytte Cam
Camp Detrick
Frederick
William G. 5Ner, Jr
SC. New. Windsor
Man Charged With Breaking Parking Meters on West Patrick
Kenne E Grove of 139 West Patrick Street faces destruction of city property charges after an investigation by Officer Ralph Pottsam. About four meters were reportedly damaged. Nelson G Feaga of South Market Street was charged with disturbing the peace and held on 5 dollars and costs. Grand Forrest of Brunswick was charged with intoxication and held on 10 dollars and costs. Arrests were made by Lieut Frank Dorse Sgt Ben Phebus and Officer Charlies Burras.
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Kenne’ E_ Grove
West Patrick Stree
Ralph Pottsam
Poli Court
Nelson G. Feaga
South Market Street
Grand Forrest
Brunswick
Chary
Frank Dorse
Ben Phebus
Offic
Charlies Burras
Arab Armies Begin Move Near Palestine Frontiers
Beirut Lebanon October 10 armies of five Arab nations began moving today following Arab League resolutions urging defense of Palestine with men and money. Troops near the border were described as maneuvering at midnight as the Palestine government said it had no knowledge of Arab troop concentrations.
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Lebanon
Slep
Leazn
Ara
Palestine
War of Ice
Lebans
Syria
Pal
Tnd
Frotier
Jerusalem
Soda
Market Prices Wheat and Corn Report
Market prices listing per bushel for wheat is shown as Barney. Corn prices per barrel for old and new varieties are noted.
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Barney
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