Dorothey Dix Says Parents Should Grow Up With Children
Dorothy Dix laments parents who never mature alongside their kids and try to dominate deviations from childhood. She cites cloistered dating, prying mothers, and overbearing punishments as causes of teenage rebellion and damaged reputations. She urges parents to keep pace with adolescents adoption of adult roles and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Papa
Mama
Mamie
Formany
Little Brother
Usteryear
The
Bell Syndicate
Tne
Biggest Crop Draws Hope and Fear Across Farms
The Department of Agriculture forecasts the largest crop in history this year, surpassing the 16 yield by a wide margin. Prices may fall as feed stocks hit highs, sparking worries on price supports while farmers plan for another bumper year amid favorable weather and advancing farming mechanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Congress
St of Con
Tokyo War Crimes Charges Filed Against Japanese Leaders
General headquarters filed charges against Admiral Soemu Toyoda and Lt Gen Horoshi Tamura for war crimes. Each will face separate trials by a seven-officer commission to be named by MacArthur. Trials set before November 1 at a GHO level, distinct from the Tojo case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Soemu Toyoda
Horoshi Tamura
General Headquarters
Eighth Army
Yokoohama
Hideki Tojo
Local Maryland Forecasts for Four Counties
Sunny and warmer this afternoon with highs 52 to 57 in Frederick Washington Allegany and Garrett counties. Tonight fair and not so cold with lows 30 to 35 and scattered light frost. Wednesday fair and slightly warmer. Thursday sunny and cool with early morning frost.
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Maryland
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News 1898
Fifty years ago on October 19 1898 the column notes heavy rains broke a drought as streams flushed after storms. George H Davis son of Aaron Day raised a 40 pound catch at the fair. A large willow near Brewer's Alley blew down in the storm and lay in the creek. J Wistar Huey associated with the red ox Electric Light and Power Company has bought a large interest and taken plant management. Frederick County has had recent activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Davis
Aaron Day
Brewer's Alley
J Wistar Huey
WEO
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick fair day drew a crowd of about 25 000 to 30 000 as baby beeves sold at public auction exceeding officials expectations. A heavy downpour scattered attendees despite a banner turnout. The event highlighted the Frederick Fair’s big day amid cool, clear weather hopes.
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the News
Oland HO
Frederick
Seabout
Kilnebout Eysieown
Frederick Fair
United Nations Week Begins At College
United Nations Week starts at Hood College with an introductory talk by Dr Olive Reddick professor of economics and social science. The program continues with a Town Hall lecture series and guest speakers from October 17 to 30 including Virginia Lewis Henry Ster and Melara, with broadcasts scheduled on WFMD and at American University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Week
Hood College
Oliver
Red
UT. N. New Town Hall
Virginia Lewis
Reddick
Discu Farie Aielara
T He Ehatece
WFEMD
Young People Rally Planned by Calvary Methodist Youth
About 200 young people in the Frederick Sub-district Methodist Youth Fellowship are invited to a rally Monday evening October 25 at 7 30 in the parish hall. The event aims to gather youth from Calvary and nearby groups for activities and fellowship.
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Calvary
Methodist
Frederick
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mately
Raly
Market prices note corn barley and wheat values
Market prices list values for corn new and bol barley and wheat per bushel. It provides a concise snapshot of commodity costs in the local market.
Washington Daybook notes and political intrigue
Washington Daybook surveys election doubt as Dewey leads in presidential forecasts while Senate control remains murky. It details Democratic chances in House seats, gubernatorial prospects, and voter indecision. Also reports on Amoco payments to a Saudi minister, Ray Gram Swing retirement, and Sam Rosenman’s role in the antitrust case against Hollywood majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Sam Rosenman
FDR
Harry Truman
Jimmy Byrnes
Supreme Court
Globe Synd
Hood College Hosts United Nations Week Exhibit
Hood College's Hood Library marks United Nations Week with a joint display by the Art Department and the Town Hall United Nations branch. The exhibit, drawn from Kathryn M. Royer's collection, features colorful dolls in national costumes and native metal and pottery, promoting understanding of the UN and its diverse peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Joseph Henry Apple li
Hood College
Art
Town Hall
Kathryn M. Royer
United
Judge Pecora Centers On Philadelphia Woman Examined
New York Oct. 19 A State Supreme Court justice disclosed that he took part in a medical examination of a Philadelphia society woman on her body. He rejected defense claims of insufficient duties and upheld a marriage annulment. The judge noted scars were found during the chamber examination and confirmed by his physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Evelyn Biddle
Dike Chandler de Baillet-Latour
Alexandra de Baillet-Latour
Sears
Bi- partisan foreign policy is a political restraint
Washington Oct 19 The debate between Dewey and Truman on bipartisan foreign policy shows there is no true bipartisan policy. Instead it is a restraint between parties, avoiding exploitation of policy failures. The piece argues coordination would resemble a coalition, but real control rests with the presidency, with Republicans limited to critique until next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffin
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate
GOP
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Congress
Dewey
House
Wallacestes
Messrs
Truman
Republican
Department of State
Repubicans
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Marshall
John Foster Dulles
Paris
U. S
United
Vinson
Moscow
Mr. Marshall
Henry Wallace
Madison Square Garden
James F. Byrnes
Crii
White House
Wallace
America
Can There Be Peace With Russia The Nation Today
James Marlow reports Truman warned the American Legion in Miami that lasting peace hinges on resolving the deep distrust between the United States and the Soviet Union. He outlines how Soviet expansion after World War II created a chain of Communist influence from Eastern Europe to Asia and possibly beyond, questioning whether peace is possible while Communist movements remain within other nations. The piece emphasizes Moscow linked Communist parties act as Soviet agents, complicating any settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Russia
Truman
American Legion
Miami
West
Soviet Union
Stalin
United States
Europe
Africa
China
Japan
Asia
Comtmunists
America
Canada
de Vouth
Drs
Moscow
Gambling Or Clean Fun At FCC Hearing On Giveaways
Washington October hearing debated if radio give away programs are gambling or harmless entertainment. FCC proposes rules to bar certain contests while industry groups argue the commission lacks authority and that lotteries should be handled by the Justice Department. Proponents say listeners seek entertainment and status, not financial risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
National Association of Broadcasters
FCC
Justice Department
Louis G. Cowan, Inc
New York
Cowan
Waiki
Social Interaction Advice From Historical Text
The excerpt discusses group dynamics and self awareness in social situations. It contrasts the wrong approach of commenting first on oneself with the right approach of acknowledging other troupe members and maintaining gracious behavior. It also references Communist theory and beliefs about capitalism and world communism influencing political outcomes.
Guilty verdict in drunken driving case appeals likely
A guilty verdict was returned this morning in a drunken driving case in Peoples Court before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. Rodney Cleveland Burdette of Route 1 faced charges after a Route 29 collision that killed two cows while a mechanical defect and operator fatigue were cited. An appeal was indicated, with Burdette fined 101.45 in costs.
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Peoples Court
Manuel M. Weinberg
Rodney Cleveland Burdette
Melvin A. Snyder
Burdette
Edward D. Storm
Ander
Siood
Fiden Glenn Kinna
Route 1
Set
W. W. Corbin
Ruddlstown
Edward C. Hudson
Mufa
John W. Youne, Jr
Pittsburgh
Henry Landergren
Baltims
Gerald L. Dillen
Dearborn
Midh
John S. Barker
William A. Hatch
Baltimore
Marslax Maletsky
Butler
Carl D. McMillion
James A. Knight
Alexandria
Jesse L. Clark
Edward P. Wills
Leesburg
Chalmers Hamer
Washington
L. M Ridge
J. C. Sheets
Theodore Snyder
Charles D. Medes
Sgt
Corbin
50 Gypsy Violins To Play At Funeral
Andrew Margitza, famed gypsy violinist, dies and wills a funeral mass of 50 gypsy violins. He asked his son to gather all ages in traditional garb for a procession from St Michael's to Braddock Catholic cemetery with a haunting dirge. Margitza, from Austria Hungary, played in Omaha Chicago Cleveland and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Andrew Margitza
Margitza
William
St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church
Braddock Catholic Cemetery
Margitzs
Austria-Hungary
Omaha
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Lufs Stuff Sharing in Community Giving Chest Campaigns
A fragment discusses fair sharing and community effort with a call to avoid selfishness and to increase access. It urges applying equal principles to work and suggests launching chest campaigns to ensure fair distribution and support for all.
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Luf
Weather Summary for October Through October 1947
Weather note records 1947 October precipitation at 1.24 inches versus normal 2.95. Year-to-date through October shows 6.80 inches excess in 1948. Yesterday’s high 50s, last year 80. low last night 26, year ago 56. Rivers: Monocacy at Ceresville and Potomac at Knoxville both show cloudy or minor changes.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Local Health Notes Ill At Home And In Hospitals
Ill at his home for three weeks is Among The Sick Mr Eugene Bright of 153 B and . avenue. Mrs Harry Cormproost at 210 Magnolia avenue is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore. Earl P Easton at 32 Taney apartments went to Newton D Baker Hospital Marlinsberg W Va for observation. Jesse C Ramsburg Sr son of Mr and Mrs Ramsburg at 219 South Market street is at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. George W Arnold of Burkittsvile a former county commissioner was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday. Tommy Miller 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Miller Lee Place is undergoing treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is a sixth grade pupil at Elm street school. Mrs G F Smith was removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital to her home in Woodsboro on Monday morning in the G C Barton ambulance. Wilbur Hoover 109 S Market street was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday night for observation and treatment. Hoover owns Fredericks Home Dressed Poultry Market car. Truman Keeney 2¢ East South street operated on at Frederick Memorial Hospital on October 11 is improving nicely.
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Eugene Bright
Rermigins
Harry Cormproost
Magnolia Avenue
University Hospital
Baltimore
Earl P. Easton
Taney Apartments
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Marlinsberg
W. Va
Jesse C. Ramsburg
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George W. Arnold
Burkittsvile
Tommy Miller
Frank Miller
Lee Place
Tommy
Elm Street
G. F. Smith
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Wilbur
Hoover
S. Market Street
Frederick
Truman Keeney
South Street
Frederick Memorial
William A Doll announces Mary E KERINE to Francis O Collins
Mr and Mrs Frank A Doll of Rosemont announce the marriage of their daughter Mary E Kerine to Francis Oliver Collins son of Mr and Mrs James R Collins Sr of Kitchel Indiana A double ring ceremony was held at the Evangelical Lutheran church in Richmond Indiana on Saturday September 25 at 5 30 pm Rev Wm Potter officiated The bride wore a dark green crepe street length dress with brown accessories and white orchids The bride Mary is a Frederick High School and Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate and is on the Reid Memorial Hospital nursing staff in Richmond Mr Collins a Dixon High School graduate from Eaton Ohio served six years in the US Army in Europe and the Canal Zone receiving the Bronze Star They are to reside in Richmond
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Collins
Frank A
Tomach
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Br. Collins
Dixon High School
Eaton, O
United States Army
Canal Zone
Army
Camp Detrick
Cellins
Ownership of Suez Canal Question Answer
The text states that the British government does not own the Suez Canal. It says the canal is owned by an international corporation in which Britain holds stock and maintains official representatives.
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Suez Canal
Local Notices Chronicle Birthday and Travel Updates
Dr Charles E Wehler quietly observed his 61st birthday with friends visiting him in Frederick. Wes Fifth s and Schroeder returned from a Atlantic City trip registered at the Hotel Dennis and attended a US convention in Philadelphia. The Bust Wers announce a second daughter Ann Quynn Bushwaller born October 15 as they depart for Africa. Edward Nunemaker and wife celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at Catoctin Furnace. L R Thompson and family welcome a new son at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charlotte Harman was the former Mrs Thompson. Ruth E Stull of Bridgewater College selected as first soprano in the Ladies Quartette. George Gregg and family travel to Ohio to visit son Clarence injured in an October 7 accident. Olivia Kelly and others attend WCTU state convention in Cumberland. Cora B Garrett and Mabell B Pearl spend days with brother George Garratt near Knoxville. E Beamer of Burlington NC visits with her mother Mrs Ramsburgh. Abr Brill and Mrs Plummer depart for Toronto for about three weeks. Harriet Seliman moved from Poolesville to a new home. Betty Remsberg returns from visiting Nusz in Rocky Spr
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Charles E. Wehler
Wes
Wehler
A. TL. Smith
Schroeder
Atlantic City
N. J
Dennis
U. S
Dar-es-Salaama
British East
Thei Fami
Mirs L. R. Thompson
Rocky Ridge
Frederick Memoria Hospital
Thompson
Charlotte Harman
Ruth E. Stull
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Quarcelie
God
Burlington
N. C
Henry B. Ramsburgh
West
Harry Brill
Bethesda
Clay Plummer
Gaithersburg
Toronto
Canada
Charles B. Seliman
Poolesville
Harriet
Betty Remsberg
Doubs
Mir
Nusz
Rocky Spr
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Sheik
James Terry Duce
Arabian American Oil Company
Aramco
Sheik Asad Al-Faqih
Raymond Gram Swing
Jamaica
By David Lawrence
Sociel Situation
Wittie
X. A. Lufe
Coitro
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