The News October 16 1945 at Frederick
The News dated Wednesday October 16 1945 from Frederick announces publication details and rates. It notes subscription costs, advertising policy, and editorial standards. The paper lists ownership by Great Southern Print Manufacturing Co and stresses AP news rights and correction policies.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
Oane Air Communications
Court St. Frederick
Aida
Audi Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Eccles Sees Years of Prosperity If Prices Hold
Production expert Marriner S Eccles, banker and Federal Reserve leader, says prosperity could last several years if wages and prices stay in line, work stoppages stay down, and consumer goods are available. He argues higher production lowers prices and a buyers market depends on ample goods. He urges cautious, proper influence of views.
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Eccles
United States
AFL assigns labor dispute to peers at Chicago convention
The AFL moves to end long standing jurisdictional battles within the labor movement by proposing that family style disputes be judged by a board of peers rather than strikes. The plan aims to spare workers and avoid injuring businesses while delivering a clear resolution to intra union conflicts.
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Labor
Federation
AFL
Chicago
Strength For Today sermon on reserves and faith
Earl L Douglass argues reserves matter in crises from fogbound landings to illness and sorrow. He urges religious faith, courage, and inner strength to endure prolonged strain, noting the parable of the ten virgins as a call to keep faith bright.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. C
Sefety
Bible verse reminder about the fate of the wicked
A religious annotation cites Ecclesiastes 6 14 describing wickedness leading to a short, shadowed life and fear before God. The text emphasizes moral reckoning and divine judgment for those who fret not before the Lord.
Truman blames others for meat price control mess
Washington dispatch reports President Truman blaming others for the inflation and meat price control crisis. He allegedly ignored advice from Democratic leaders and refused to sign a first OPA bill, while critics say wage inflation and profiteering worsened the economic distress ahead of the coming congressional elections.
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Truman
David Lawrence
Washington
T Bis
House
Senate
Roosevelt Ued
Trumano
P Bi Pete Verlag Vee Tee
Noat
Te Tose
Uruman
Beter
Efert
Mr. Truman
Rand
X Blackwall
eNort
Franklin BD
Roosevelt
Toria
Mr. Truman Taike
Repubicans
Inet
Ire
America
Nption
Democratic Party
Acmita
Today in History No. 1758 Noah Webster Author of the dictionary
Connecticut teacher and author Noah Webster, noted for spelling and grammar books, is remembered today. The entry records his birth year and his enduring influence on American language and education.
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Noah Webster
Connecticut
PU Bedneyee Oe Conn
Bistid W. Ballard
Kentucky
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News October 16 1806
Fifty years ago on October 16 1806 readers noted a champion day at Frederick Fair with crowds, fireworks, and about 3000 spectators. A large audience gathered for a theater production at City Opera House and Master Norris Holdcraft, son of John Holdcraft, was injured by a horse and buggy incident. The Unithiff Fire Company held its annual event in Junior Hall, with officers listed. Walkersville side walks were being paved.
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Frederick Fair
City Opera House
Dior
Frora Landiard Company
Norris Hold
Twenty Years Ago Calamus News Highlights
Twenty years ago a city report notes seventeen special police to aid during a performance and duties. two men entered Hood College buildings and escaped. An infirmary resident was found about 10 o clock, then a man entered Strawn Cottage around 130 o'clock. A lime plant equipment fire near Woods caused about 40 in damage. Blubaugh named to succeed Rev Rinuieerh in a circuit of the United Brethren.
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Hood College
Strawn Cottage
S. WW
Barrie and Sons
Woods
Rsville
Blubaugh
Pennsylvania
Paul £. Rinuieerh
Fragmented 19th Century Biographies and Events Snapshot
A scanned snippet lists numerous death dates and notable figures from 1853 to 1941, including William P. Fessenden, Horace J. Scudder, Samuel P. Jones, and ether demonstrations by Dr. Morton. It also notes the U S Mint in Philadelphia, John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry, early wireless experiments, and World War II era events. Birthdays add Columbia figures and judges. a brief “Morescope” hints at a future focus on science and merit rather than wealth.
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U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
William T. G. Morton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Harper's Ferry
John Brown
Dowie
New York
Witer
Walter Wollman
Atelantic
Dvina
Moscow
Cits
Americ
Jon Guadalcanal
S. US 8
Kiska
Chicago
Reinstating NSLI term insurance under new amendments
A guide explains NSLI reinstatement rules after lapse and new amendments. It covers eligibility for reentry with health status, service connected disabilities, and timelines before policy expiry, plus options to buy additional coverage up to ten thousand dollars via VA form 350 at regional VA offices.
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Washington
Schoen
Jim
Vellus
Veterans Administration
Inala
Bob T
Bob
Uncle Sam
Dear Miss Dix advises breaking an unwanted engagement
Dorothy Dix counsels a 39 year old bachelor with a prosperous business to end his year long engagement to a 35 year old woman from a wealthy family. She urges him to speak plainly, admit he does not want to marry, and accept the hurt as pride rather than prolong a difficult union.
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Miss Dix
Hor
Ty Leesou
Sean
Raoman
Bibeir House of Honor
Washington Notes on Wallace and Politicians
Washington Notebook by Peter Evson reports Henry Wallace's new job is unsettled amid debate with his employer to reveal it before the election. It notes Wallace's sharp view of U S foreign policy, praises Wallace as a future great thinker, and previews GOP and Democratic clashes including remarks by Wilson and Ickes about vacation, gas, and policy divisions.
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Peter Evson
NFA
Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
U. S
Emerson and
Thoreau
Kimerson
Hureau
OPA
Paul Porter
Wilson
General Motors
C. E. Wilson
Indiane
GOP
Con Greesicnes Eecen
Missouri
New England
Kansas
Harry
J. A. Krug
Columbia River Valley Authority
West
Ickes
Harold Ickes
Iccasp
Nad
PAC
Chicago
Bernard Baruch
Unloved and Engaged Women in Advice Columns
A reader asks whether to end an engagement to a beloved who may not love her back while another asks about leaving a wounded husband. Dorothy Dix advises waiting for the husband’s return to discuss, noting possible rekindled love or a lasting split. The column also covers meningitis details and treatment history.
Doctor Laws Breaks of meningitis threaten wartime communities
Health officials warn that meningitis outbreaks rise after winter and spring, predicting fewer cases this year as wartime men in service decrease. Severe symptoms include sudden headache fever stiff neck and nausea. rare cases cause skin hemorrhages.
Vision Field Affected by Brain Abscess Explained
A reader asks about partial loss of sight after brain abscess surgery. The physician explains the field of vision loss results from brain tissue destruction. the field is the area seen around a fixed point. The note also mentions various entertainment and community items from the era.
Broadway Banter and Showbiz Snafus in New York
A bustling New York column recounts quick anecdotes from the entertainment world. Pat Harrington peels his toupee on Myron Cohen at Leon and Eddie's, Park Avenue Theater promises new gadgets, Anna Sosenko and Deanna Durbin connections surface, John Brownlee sustains minor cat injuries, Sammy Kaye and Jimmy Siegels lead doubts arise, and Iceland Restaurant quips compare sardines to subway riders as patrons speculate about future tastes at Bradley's.
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Broadway
Jack O'Brian
New York
Pat Harrington
Saloomatics
Leon
Eddie
Myron Cohen
Park Avenue
Anna Sosenko
Hildegarde
U Fee Continental
Aime Beaucoup
Deanna Durbin
John Brownlee
John
Sammy Kaye
Jimmy Sie
Jimmy
Iceland
Bob Rhodes
Bradley's
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