The News establishes 1883 Frederick Maryland weekly
The News, a Frederick Maryland paper published since 1883, operates as a weekly news source with notices on subscription rates and affiliations. It notes its status as a member of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations, with editor contact guidance and policy on letters to the editor.
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News News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Longer Skirts Return Amid Postwar Fashion Shifts
A wartime dress code ends as Washington relaxes skirt length rules after President Truman’s action. Fashion czars ease limits, rulers warn about fabric shortages, and the cycle of longer skirts resumes before again reversing in coming seasons.
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Washington
Truman
Polar Migration and Shifting Magnetic Pole News
A report by American Pete notes the North Magnetic Pole now sits 2009 miles north and east of prior coordinates. Scientists are puzzled by the drift, with some attributing recent atomic-bomb–induced jolts. The wobble reflects global unrest as leaders seek lasting peace in a unsettled world.
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North Magnetic Pole
Resigning Issues to Higher Hands in Strength for Today
Earl L Douglass D D reflects on life as a rowing parable. The coxswain steers while the rower handles the oar, illustrating how individuals must attend to their own duties while trusting God with the broader course of events through time. The present hour challenges and invites faithful effort.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Ray
Neng
Cod
iCopsright Babson Newspaper Syne
Social Etiquette For Repairing A Broken Item
The piece describes handling a broken vase or dish in a friend's home. It advises replacing the item if possible, or sending a similar gift the hostess would appreciate, as the proper remedy after accidental damage. The guidance emphasizes timely, considerate action to maintain courtesy and friendship.
Judge Keech Named to U S District Court by President
Washington notes recap Keech named by President Jeeniah to U S District Court after White House visit with George Allen. Adkins retirement prompts Keech confirmation. Car and Crump Tennessee race and Petrillo case updates follow with Woll son withdrawal. ICC cuts on Ickes contract surface as cost concerns rise. Economic forecaster predicts gradual inflation rise then plateau. Miners fund grows. six million held. target thirty million in a year. Germany penicillin stalemate due to Potsdam limits. U S aid to build industry blocked by lack of funds.
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Peter
Edson
INEA
Richmond B. Keech
Jeeniah
U. S. District Court
Keech
White House
George Allen
Desse C
Adkins Walhing
District Court
Keach
Tennessee
Kenneth C. MacKellar
Senate
Edward W. Carts
Ross Crump
Memphis
Carmack
Mars
Louisiana
Alen J. Ellender
Riley Shanks
Petrillo
AFL
Matthew Woll
James Caesar Petrillo
J. Albert Wall
U.S
Northern
Iilfingis
Labor
Maavemant Oar Wrhoefhar
Washington
Young Wolf
Chicago
Trilla
Supreme Court
Harold Ickes
ICC
Ickes
Martin Popper
Liberal National Lawyers’ Guild
John K.is
United Mine Workers’ Health and Welfare Fund
Hicken
N. H. Collison
Navy
First National Bank
New York
J. A. Krug
Lewis
Today in History Anniversaries and Births Across Time
Today in History highlights a string of notable birthdays and deaths including Edward Harrigan born in New York in 1845 and associated with Harrigan and Hart, Charlie W. Post born in 1854 in Springfield Ohio, Sidney Rosenfeld born in Richmond Virginia in 1855, and Bellboy turned hotel builder Statler born in Somerset County Pennsylvania. The piece notes deaths and dates such as 1914, 1991, and 1926 while referencing the Erie Canal milestone in 1625 as part of a broad historical digest.
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Edward Harrigan
Harrigan and Hart
New York
Lewis Ross
Albany
Providence
R. 1
Charlies W. Post
Battle Creek
Mitch
Springfield
Sidney Rosenfeld
Puck
Richmond
Jera—Flsworth M. Statler
Bellboy
Somerset Co, Fa
Cornerstone laid for Pape store on South Market
The South Market street building for Mr Thomas E Pape was solemnly laid in a ceremony led by Mr Lewis Rice. A large City Opera House audience watched a production of The South Before the War by Henry Martell's company. Democrats of Frederick plan a big Opera House meeting with Senator Arthur P German to speak and a parade preceding it. Plans aim to cut commercial activity on election night November 3 to allow subscribers to receive full national returns by telephone. Frederick Goings of New York, famed Shakespearean reader, presented two readings at College, with Hamlet highlighted.
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South Market Street
Thomas E. Pape
Lewis Rice
City Opera House
South
Henry Martell
Frederick
Opera House
Arthur P. German
Imr
Frederick Going
New York City
Espearean
Sheries
Two Readings ‘S College
Twenty Years Ago Frost Fills City as Show Opens
A heavy frost and 27 degree cold settle over the area. Ice forms in many districts while more than 300 attend a demo at Mrs. Daniell. William J. Grove wins an award at Lime Kiln. The Fourth Annual Chrysanthemum Show opens on North Market Street with over 16 000 blooms on display.
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Daniell
Wiliam J. Grove
Croft
North Market Street
Notable Milestones and Birthdays From 1850 to 1944
A compact historical roundup lists notable events and births. It notes discoveries like the Northwest Passage, early aviation milestones at College Park, refugee leadership, policy remarks by Secretary Hull, and major World War II offensives. It also records birthdays of prominent figures such as Jean S Knight and Jackie Coogan, with a brief horoscope.
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Northwest Passage
College Park
James G. McDonald
New York
Germany
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Hull
John
Lewiy
Ulmusev
Solomons
D. S
Haly
U. S
Leyte
General Motors
Questions And Answers From War Era Quiz
A fragmented quiz text includes questions on peaceful atomic study sites at Camp Upton Long Island and historical inquiries such as Bulgaria’s Coburg dynasty Vitus Bering Genghis Khan and Marco Polo. It mentions Mr and Mrs Frank Reuter of Fort Ind and relatives visiting in Baymont with magistrate and sister in law.
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Camp Upton
Long Island
Ars. Frank Reuter
Ft. _ ind
Reucers
Magistrat
Wm. J. Stoner
Bayrmont
Should spouses tell all about pasts before marriage
Dorothy Dix muses on whether married couples should reveal every secret and past wrongdoing. She notes men favor silence while some wives over disclose, and argues confessions can spark jealousy and hurt. The piece suggests restraint, pondering who should know and when, until judgment day.
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Mata
Nomere Mortel
God Himslf
Paul Villard Discovers Spotlight In New York Clubs
A New York showman signs Paul Villard after a sea songs performance at Le Ruban Bleu in Greenwich Village and a later booking at the Roxy Theatre. Villard, a former merchant seaman, built a sailor song repertoire and pivoted to a film career with a standout stage presence. The piece notes Broadway confusion near Herald Square and mentions the homicide squad files being prepared for a Mark Hellinger movie.
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Jack Ubr
New York
MGM
le Ruban Bien
Brass Hat
Paul Villard
Hollywood
Paul
Greenwich Village
The
Village Vanguard
Jesser
Roxy Theater
Broadway
NHA
Filn
le Ruban Bleu
Herald Square
Sixth Avenue
Sixth
Homicide Squad
Mark Hellinger
Mark
Gene
Champion
Pegasus
Air Force Association
Yrofes
Saturday Chat recounts town life and notable events
The column paints a bustling Frederick scene with country longing and city activity. It notes weddings, funerals, politics, business tours, Chamber of Commerce receptions, Red Cross drives, toy collections, and plans for park expansion. It highlights community figures, tributes to leaders, and local social happenings alongside weather, sports, and ongoing public service efforts.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
Orion
Soene
Stronghold Model Park Lauded By Baltimore Sun Writer
The Baltimore Sun columnist John O Rea lauds the Sugar Loaf tract near Frederick as a model mountain park. He recalls Gordon Strong developing the site from a solitude retreat into a public park with winding paths, lookouts, and a large auto parking area near the summit. The piece notes local history, old letters, and a CBS broadcast about the region.
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Baltimore Sun
John O'Rea
Frederica
Sugar Loaf
Monocacy Valley
Stronghold
Baltimore
Gordon Strong
Chicago
Maryland
Rome
Sua Rwriter
Lufaburrow Theme in 1946 D A R Year Book
A Maryland D A R article highlights duty and civic work in 1946. It describes an informative Frederick chapter piece and a short history of William Winchester after whom Carroll County’s chapter is named, emphasizing American liberty and collective effort.
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A. Lufaburrow
Bool
Maryland State Society
Daughters of the Press
Frederick D. A. R
Wiliam Winchester
Carroll County
Woman's Club of Union Bridge Meeting Highlights India Talk
The Woman's Club of Union Bridge met on Thursday October 17 with a lunch at Clear Ridge Inn. President Mrs L C Stitely presided as Silas Carny Saucer spoke on India. Miss Mourer shared travel experiences and trends from authentic sources. War Memorial Committee plans health center and Baltimore guests joined local members. Birth anniversary party followed at the Koontz home for William Koontz who is home on terminal leave after 118 months overseas.
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Hear Missioner
Paul M. Winnert
War Memorial Committee
Thomas J. Coonan
Truman Pearce
Baltimore
Charles. W. Hook
Hollywood
Calif
W. Morris Haines
Miss Mearing
Kansas City
Bessie Mearings
W. H. Otte
Keymar
Bess Clemsom
Ralph O. Koontz
William
Ralph
Koon’ Reliy
Pegey
Dickie
Jack
Koontz
Alof Jeterson
Del
En Handley
Charles Handley
Phyllis Koontz
R. N
Frederick
Thelma
Miriam
Jefferson
Robert Page
Urbana
Patsy
Katrina
Kenneth l
Richard Oland
Near Pearl
Virginia Thomas
Adamseb
Als
Lee Koontz
Judy Lee
Edmond
William Koontz
U. S Army
Minister Honored at St Johns Episcopal Church 25th Rector Anniversary
In Hagerstown on October 25 the congregation and friends of St. Johns Episcopal Church honored Rev. Dr and Mrs. Walter Byron Stehl at a reception by the Women's Club. The event celebrated his twenty fifth anniversary as rector.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Evangelical and
Maryland Regiional Women's Guild
Adamstown
Maryland Baptist Union Association
G. William Strutz
Brownies
Girl Scouts
Baptist Church
J. F. Thorning
Carrollton Manor
Ignatius Bjortce
Hagerstown
Friends
St. John's Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stehl
Women's Club
Stehl
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Washington News Notebook
United States
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Sucat
Jean S. Knight
Kuight
Bluesfield
W. Va
Edward A. O'Neal, III
American Farm Bureau Federation
Florence
Ala
Danny Stevens
Croton
Omaha
Wallace B. Denham
Harvard Business School
Sap
Jean
Rockland
Mass
Coats Tro
John T. Madden
New York Univ. School of Commerce
Woresster
Henry 8. Warner
Edirector
London
Guy E .Snavely
American Association of College
Antietam
Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles
Fife
Bulgaria
Coburg
Sinvean
Vitus Bering
Bering Strait
Alaska
United Nations
Genghis Khan
Marco
Poin
Kaigan
Central Asia
Dorothy Dix
Wee Mee AN
James Mason
Bobby
Villard
Mason
Culler
Va Pititame
Arthur V. Myers
Red Cross
Francis Scott Key
Legionnaires
Gapland
George Alfred Townsend
Church of God
National Park Service
Ilarry W. Flerman
Enterprise Printing Company
Middletown
Hanover
Joseph Adelsberger
Emmitsburg
Jiais
Andrew T. Simms
Point of Rocks
Townsend Ban‘quet
R. A. Taft
Connie Mack
Raul Spivak
Argentina
Hood College
Petr
Caross Grande Wm
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert Remsburg
Fredrink
W. O Kolb
United Nations General Assembly
Chartes
Clarke
Route 2
Armont
Ft. Howard Veteran Hospital
Thurmont Town
Annie H Knodle
Celebistadar
Ocher Home
Signal Society
Army Air Porees
Autry
AAP
Madison Square Garden
Odds and Ends
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
New Market
Redcliff
CBS
Uniqne
Shadel
Tonisht
Europe
Ose
George S. Rodock
Virginia
Walkersville
John H. Stauffer, Jr
WC. T. Mnes
WRAY
Mr. Jones
Pimpinna Fe
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