Truce in Indonesia Extends Hope for Peace and Reconstruction
After fourteen months of fighting Allied forces and Indonesian Republicans sign a truce. Both Dutch authorities and Indonesian leaders agree to maintain current positions while British troops withdraw by November 30. The accord implies mutual concessions and a path to relief for famine and economic rehabilitation in the East Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Far East
Sjahrir
East Indies
Hunting Safety and Applesauce Notes From a Century Ago
An article stresses hunter safety amid frequent shooting incidents and urges careful handling of firearms. It warns against firing at movement without identifying the target and notes many accidents stem from forgotten loaded guns. The text shifts to celebrate apples, praising varieties and detailing four secrets to ideal applesauce and its culinary value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Island
Baldwin
Jonathan
Byrnes Speech Warns on Trieste and Unilateral Power
Secretary Byrnes in Paris asserts United Nations will defend peace and oppose unilateral moves by any state. He calls for cooperation to build a world order based on justice and warns against seizures of power in Trieste and veto abuses. He rejects Russian charges of wartime enrichment and stresses allied commitment to defend principles of the UN charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pbyrnes
Paris
Russia
United States
United Nations
Trieste
Secretary of State
Byrnes
United
United Nations Organization
BR O
Sasratans
Stine
Molotov
Moscow
Russian Goil
Soviet Union
Fragmentary line hints at disjointed weather print
Vague OCR fragment mentions rain and nights with unclear context. No concrete events, dates, or named entities recoverable from the readable text.
Fifty Years Ago Local News From The Columns Of The News
October 21 1896 recounts Maj Gordon W Lilly preparing for Oklahoma Territory appearances with Wild West shows noting receipts and public hardship. J F Stine the Milk Man serves Frederick customers from a stylish wagon drawn by two white horses. Young Mens Christian Association hosts first entertainment of the year at the Opera House featuring Minnie Marshal Smith Company. Currence Devilbiss of Schleysville joins Dr Miller's side show Wille Wikk in Hagerstown during the Fair. Dr T S Eader recently ill with grippe at home and not fully recovered.
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the News
Gordon W. Lilly
Paw. Nee
Bill
Oklahoma Territory
J. F. Stine
Frederick
Young Sons Christian Association
Opera House
Minnie-Marshal Smith Company
Currence Devilbiss
Schleysville
T. S. Eader
Prippe
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The News Columns
Twenty years back a Frederick broadcast notes holiday crowds arriving by bus and trolley for the big Thursday Fair. The Blue Ridge Electric sale to Potomac Edison for 35000 was approved by the Public Service Commission. Maryland agricultural fair grants and conferees discuss funding. Reverend Edward Relpen Stein elected Bishop Coadjutor of Maryland’s Protestant Episcopal Diocese on first ballot.
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Frederick
Blue Ridge Electric Company
Pams
Washington
Potomac Edison Electric Company
Public Service
Commi
Association of Agricultural Fairs of Maryland
Francis Sento May
Today in History highlights from old anniversaries
A collage of historical birthdays and events lists figures such as Henry M. Shreve, John G. Brainard, Samuel F. Smith, Will Carleton, and Howard Hyde Russell with birthplaces and death dates. It notes Congress moving location, the Constitution launch, Edison lamp patent, Samoa dispute, early radio, WWI events, and rail/diplomatic milestones.
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Henry M. Shreve
Shreveport
Burlington County
St. Louis
John G. C. Brainard
Connecticut
New London
Conn
Samuel F. Smith
Will Carleton
Hudson
Mich
Howard Hyde Russell
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Stuthwater
Minn
Ex-Army Veteran拒 Refuses Suitable Job Draws Readjustment Pay
A veteran, Bill S., refused a job offered by the United States Employment Service, claiming it was unsuitable. The story notes rising USES and state unemployment boards strictness, and that veterans may lose readjustment allowance if they refuse suitable employment. The piece argues this reflects a trend toward forcing veterans into work to curb federal aid.
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Washington
Bill S
United States Employment Service Ce
Bill
Bahl
srAcatonenet
Veterans’ Administration
USES
Wile Bee
Sam
Notable births and figures listed in historical tribute
Wesleyan Univ head of Ching re lief and civic worker born in New York 58 years ago. Dr. William B. Castle of Harvard born in Cambridge Mass 61 years ago. Gen. Frank R. Schwengel of Seagram's born in Chicago. Jay No?ding's Darling of Des Moines born Norwood Michigan 35 years ago. Cartoonist Shawn born Kansas City 35 years ago. Today’s Horoscope hints at fortune shifts and persistent effort in a somewhat sensational tone.
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Wesleyan Univ
Ching Relief
New York
William B. Castle
Harvard
Jay Cambrido
Mass
Springfield
Frank R. Schwengel
Seagram
Chicago
Fix
Jay No
Ding
Jows
Norwood
Mich
Edwin Moir
Ted" Shawn
Dancier
Kansas City
Social Situations And Handling A Mess At Work
A confused note describes a spill incident at a workplace and urges calm handling. It suggests not shaming the speaker and to clean up quickly, then change the approach to avoid future embarrassment. The text demonstrates communication gaps and attempts to advise courteous, prompt cleanup.
Hesd College Athletic Meet Tonight in Cobientz Mall Deck
The Athletic Association of Hesd College will hold a regular meeting this evening at five o'clock in Cobientz Mall deck. Miss Catherine Smith, 47, of Lancaster, Pa., president of the organization, will preside.
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Megi A
Athletic Association of
Hesd College
Cobientz Mall
Catharine Smith
Lancaster
Sill
Surrey plan to let husbands split income with wives
Washington tax experts weigh a plan dubbed the Surrey plan to allow husbands earning above 3333 a year to reduce federal taxes by splitting income with their wives. It would not help single earners or those in nine community property states and could cut billions in annual revenue.
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Peter Edson
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Joseph J. O'Connell, Jr
Stanley S. Surz
England
Stanley Surrey
Arizona
California
Idaho
Louisiana
Nevada
New Siexieo
Oklahoma
Texas
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Surrey
Dear Miss Dix Advice On Stepmothers And Marital Roles
A reader seeks help on stepmother tensions and blood ties with a stepdaughter, while a second letter advises against marrying a selfish partner. The column notes most husbands overlook a good wife and stresses the difficulty of being a stepmother, urging realism and self-respect.
Doctor explains excess stomach secretions miscalled acid stomach
The article clarifies that excess stomach secretion can occur without producing extra acid, noting the stomach lining cells secrete acid pepsin rennin and mucus under nervous and reflex controls. It describes digestion flow from sight to stomach, ulcer risk from concentrated acid, and how emotions and nerves influence gastric activity. It also covers vomiting heartburn hunger pains and misattribution of symptoms to stomach disease and ends with advice on growth potential and height myths for an 18 year old seeking enlistment.
Questions and Answers from a historic poll snippet
In a Q and A style row the piece lists trivia about Parliament seats in Australia with Labor at 44 and another party at 46, asks about gold mines in the United States pegged at 1180 with 1989 employment, notes 33 425 340 two dollar bills in circulation, identifies Russian America as Alaska before U S purchase, and cites locust swarms covering up to 2000 square miles crossing the Red Sea in 1888 and a swarm traveling from Africa to England.
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United States
Red Sea
Africa
England
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