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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1946
Page
2
Established 1383 The News published in Frederick Maryland provides information on subscription rates and editorial policies. It notes the Associated Press content, correction policy, and requests communications with real names for publication. It is dated October 26, 1946.
Consumers may rank the break in the cotton market as the OPA announces that shirts dresses and cotton goods will not be priced higher in November. The current ceilings hold as cotton prices decline offset earlier increases, tied to the large losses by Thomas Jordan the world’s biggest cotton operator whose liquidation worsened markets in New Orleans and New York.
An unofficial poll of 342 reporters shows 56 calling the conference a failure and 33 deeming it a farce. Most doubt the Big Four can forge satisfactory peace as the New York meeting opens November 4. A minority see war with Russia as avoidable, but optimism for durable peace remains weak. Molotov’s record cited as lacking consensus.
A reflective piece urging readers to face personal and societal flaws squarely. It contrasts Martie Antoinette and Perig’s fate with modern politics and church complacency, warning that rising iniquities go unchecked while people seek comforting, easy gospel messages.
The article argues that President Truman authorized only specific cuts to Navy Army and Army Air Forces funds but actions and letters hint at larger reductions. It warns such cuts could cripple ship construction reduce manpower and weaken US defenses while political maneuvering risks public trust and postwar readiness.
Billy McLoughlin arrived back in Cleveland last Sunday night following a visit in Brunswick. The note comments on labor readers and employers resisting economic principles and prioritizing class interests over national welfare.
Fifty years ago Frederick hosted a large Republican mass meeting in City Hall with Senator George L. Wellington among speakers. A parade filled the streets, bands played in the Opera House, and fireworks lit the crowd while cheers and insults surfaced as officers restored order amid several street fights.
Frederick county notes recall Civil War figures and local childhood memories as Lucretia Davis visits Washington and Barbara Fritchie memories surface. Hallowe en parade plans include a street dance and hundreds of prizes for participants with floats and decorated cars in the city.
Today lists numerous historical anniversaries and birthdays. It notes Erastus Fairbanks Henry Inman Simon Wolf Homer D Martin Moses Extehe John Eliot and Thoreau milestones, plus births of Grosvenor Hanson Caley Rostovzem and others, with brief contextual facts.
Dear Dorothy Dix notes a long marriage with five children and improving finances yet pain over lack of gifts. The answer says lack of gifts isn’t loss of love, just a different expression of devotion, and suggests accepting it as a compliment to the couple’s bond.
Washington reports a Pennsylvan ia fraud tale where veterans try to profit from the 52 20 club. A non veteran accomplice would apply for a job and a separate 20 weekly allowance, then split the money. DC boards audit quarterly to trap offenders, with stiff penalties for defrauding the government.
The CIO PAC releases a nine by twelve loose-leaf binder titled Manual of Practical Political Action. It mirrors a sales catalogue with charts and forms to teach modern, rapid political campaigning and pressure techniques. The book covers finance, organization, speeches, ads, and how to lobby Congress while avoiding legal trouble.
A 1950s medical article explains that most tubal deafness in children stems from adenoid enlargement and treatment may require adenoid removal. Radium therapy can restore hearing but requires skilled physicians and ongoing follow up. Also notes limited impact of breast removal on future activity.
A dated advice column fragment advises an uncertain girlfriend to avoid marriage with a quarrelsome partner and to enforce a breakup. It suggests the boyfriend lacks courage, so the woman should take the initiative in love making and consider engagement, warning against chasing him and urging firm choices.
In a bustling Broadway scene observers note Tony Marsh's return and dating chatter about Susan Douglas while Ingrid Bergman stirs crowds near Monte's and the Hotel Plaza. Dana Andrews dreams of another Laura style hit as Peter Lorre cuts at Gilmore's with a steak knife rhythm. Isa Lindberg and Miss New York pageant buzz mingle with Paramount stops and January Nicky's Carnival plans.
The item covers advertising with Ford Motors teased as dirigible campaigns by Douglas Leigh. B1-G-M buys the gimmick first while Kay Allen of Randy Brooks’ band signs for pictures before her Hollywood move. Sally Demzarco guards a 109000 necklace at the Plaza dancing with Tony as Commerce Secretary Harriman appears nearby.
Mrs. Ray Kintz of Braddock Heights has returned home after an operation at Frederick City Hospital two weeks ago and is doing very well. The note emphasizes that gifts for new babies should include a card, as many mothers keep them for baby books.
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