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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1946
Page
2
The notice outlines copyright and republication rules for The News of Frederick Missouri. It states Associated Press usage, correction policy, and reader letter standards. It notes October 22, 1946 as the date and provides subscription details and postal information.
Harriman says reports misquoted him about a World War College lecture and the claim that capitalist and communist systems cannot exist together. He disputes the French dispatch and notes that Roosevelt would likely share Truman and Byrnes in policy if alive.
Finance Minister Zverev proposes slashing Russia’s next year defense outlay from 524.6 billion to 14 billion dollars, signaling first large scale demobilization since wartime. The move reflects Western anxiety over Moscow’s manpower needs and strategic aims while warning disarmament alone does not end hostilities.
A San Francisco Chronicle clipping notes Soviet propaganda abroad targets the U S elections with radio denunciations of both major parties and praise for CIO PAC progressives. It warns Moscow’s bias could mislead American voters about CIO PAC endorsements and labor causes amid growing Communist influence concerns.
A reflective meditation on autumn as a season for mental rest and deeper comprehension. The speaker contrasts seasonal body tension with the mind’s widening horizon, suggesting a mass mind expanding beyond the self to perceive distant hills and enduring constellations.
Emory Bruchey performs feats at home on East Fifth Street lifting a 325 pound stone bar rel from the floor. Attorney Jacob Ronaback advertises seven building lots on West South Street with prices from 81 to 115 dollars each. Purchasers include Engelbrecht, Butcher, Grist, Whisner, Mehrling. Harry Little loses three fingers at a brush factory machine. The News condemns unjust criticisms of the Frederick County Agricultural Society and cites evidence of a vicious institution misrepresented. Frank Dixon hosted a small graphophone soirée at the P R R depot. Kemp Reefer operated the device.
Former mayor Gilier Schley was knocked down this morning while walking on East Church street, arrested and denied the fault. Mrs Bert Biter of Hillside New Jersey was hurled from a trapeze bar rope break and is hospitalized in critical condition. The first ice of the season formed with a 22 degree low. Reports say about 25 000 attended the Fall on the big day Thursday.
A compilation of historical milestones and birthdays. Highlights include Jehn Forsyth born in Fredericksburg and Leopold Damrosch as New York musician figures. mentions of Princeton University charter, Texas Republic oath, and 19th century industrial and political figures.
A report from 1921 notes insulin by Banting and Best revolutionizes care, extending diabetic children's lifespans to near-normal. It explains insulin extraction, delivery, and the lifelong management required, including diet, medical care access, and monitoring for complications.
Dorothy Dix argues that the real domestic menace is tyranny within the home not divorce or flirtation. She contends husbands and wives sacrifice freedom for money and status while denying each other personal liberty, fostering friction and delinquency in families.
Fragmentary text suggests a remark on routine labor and a concept labeled fataniem with muted reasoning. No clear individuals organizations or locales are identifiable from the readable fragment.
Secretary Byrnes returns from the Paris peace conference to Washington, facing multiple major issues from Germany and Austria to the Danube and the Pacific. He delegates daily operations to trusted aides while maintaining a patient, firm approach and consistent aims with Cordell Hull’s objectives, resisting rumors of resignation.
Currency in circulation is about 27 billion with the Treasury keeping it steady. Alaska measures 386 400 square miles. The Navy is building capital ships including the 45 000 ton battleship Kentucky and the 27 000 ton battlecruiser Hawaii, both armed with batteries. Molotov city in the Urals is noted. Cocoa is a South American shrub whose leaves yield cocaine, chewed by about 8 900 000 Indians seawards.
The text discusses common misuse and pronunciation errors, including wedding phrasing and word forms. It defines cogert as appealing forcibly to logic and provides guidance on pronunciation and spelling, urging daily vocabulary growth.
The piece portrays mothers and fathers enforcing strict control over children and spouses. It argues such parental and marital authority sparks rebellion, jealousy, and broken hearts as youths seek personal liberty. It warns that clashes over rules and privacy threaten family harmony and social order.
A Bentztown Bard poem urges readers to donate to a community fund aiding the needy and vulnerable across many towns. It notes hospital access gaps with 30 percent coverage lacking in 15 million Americans while appealing to donors to lift children, invalids, and the weary toward hope and morning light.
The Civil Air Patrol plans an after school aeronautics program in Frederick County with AAF reserve officers as instructors. Frederick High would host classes if teachers are provided, offering basic aeronautics and career interest while helping instructors stay sharp. Interested volunteers with pilot navigator or bombardier ratings should contact CAP at the National Guard Hangar Baltimore 22 MD.
The report lists a zero precipitation in the 24 hours to dawn and October rainfall at 81 inches. Temperatures show 62 yesterday and 35 at night with year-ago figures 78 and 42. Sunset at 5 23 pm, sunrise 6 28 am, moon times around 157 am to 6 06 pm. Rivers mostly clear near Monococy and blurred at Point of Rocks. The U S government allocates nearly 73 cents of every dollar to hospital construction and patient care.
The article depicts Dr Victor Heiser of the Rockefeller Foundation as a fearless battle against disease. It recalls his 1903 Philippines visit confronting Manila plagues and smallpox, leprosy in isolation stations, and the fight against social neglect and fear.
In a reflective note N A Lufburrow urges humility over conceit. He argues pride blinds progress while a humble heart guides effort for the good of others, framing humility as a core virtue to pursue in daily life.
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