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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1943
Page
9
Dorothy Dix argues moderate child training is hard for most parents. She cautions mothers who monopolize attention spoil and enmesh children while neglectful mothers fail to guide them. Fathers also err by indulgence or enforcing outdated plans, ignoring modern youth emancipation.
A reader laments a tyrannical father who bans dating and social activities to guard his daughters. The piece condemns extreme control that crushes youths, provoking secret elopements and heartbreak when parents fail to treat children with moderation.
Erskine Johnson reports on the clash over Porter Hall playing an atheist in Bing Crosby's Going My Way. The deacon of a Hollywood church worries about his clerical standing while Leo McCarey and Father John Devlin navigate censoring lines. The contention centers on a debate over a dialog line approved by the priest adviser and the star.
Sally and Peter Craig share a late coffee at a corner restaurant below street level while war talk and a city life swirl around them. Sally debates her role at the War Commission clinic and wonders how she fits into the Commission setup as she grows closer to Peter, a nurse in uniform.
Peter and Sally share a late night ride through Dupont Circle after a long shift at City Hospital. He jokes about Congress, capably balancing duty and desire as they plan an overnight guest, and reflect on the pull of Washington society. The chapter ends with Peter musing on the wartime city’s charm and a promise to continue.
The scene drew objection lines read by Porter with Bing guiding the reading. Crosby approved the exchange, with Father Devlin finally backing the scene as written.
Emmitsburg reports Edward Motter, 84, was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for cataract removal and reportedly regained sight after surgery. Ethan Kerchner of 602 West Mainz sustained a fractured hip in a fall October 19 and was treated at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg before returning home to six weeks of bed confinement. Saint Josephs High School Junior Valley Athletic Association elected new officers for the coming year with Mary Jo Quinn Baltimore as president Rita McSherry Littlestown Pa as vice president Ann Marie Pope Washington as secretary Kathleen Fallon Baltimore as member.
Louise de Marillac Association welcomes eighteen new members including Marie Beauderle Mary Louise McMullen Jeanne Mallett Marion Redmond Jean Cor Betty Jane Cross Rosemary Fruecht Mary Katherine Johnston Jane Phillips Virginia Rosenthal Mary Ridge Anna Sporrer Sophie Theil Marilyn Thrasher and Marie Zahradka. Rev Elbert I Gay outlines origin and work of the association. Also noted is the birth of Annie Warner at Getty Hospital Getty Pa Rev Mr Kessler pastor of the local Methodist church. Burgess and Commission paragraph ends with incomplete note.
Burgess Joseph R. Hoke empowered to sign the contract with the Office of Civilian Defense as residents contribute 448.40 dollars representing five cents per hundred on a 8896 600 assessed valuation of real and personal property within the town limits for 194 percent.
The column records birthdays and visits across families in Maryland including Hallie L Manath turning six on Oct 11 and gatherings near Lewistown and Frederick. It also notes military authorities in the Territory suspending habeas corpus for two internees, Walter Glockner and Erwin Seifert, with General Richardson fined and a court order defied.
A contested habeas corpus situation in war time Hawaii concluded with reports that a general order suspending the right had been rescinded and Lt. G. Robert C. Richardson Jr. was not released by a federal judge. The court did not grant the military government's request to hold him in custody.
An advertisement urges immediate treatment for bronchitis and promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy. It claims the product reaches the problem, loosens phlegm, and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it does not quickly relieve the cough and restore rest.
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