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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1946
Page
7
Mayor Lloyd C Cullers new Advisory Committee begins operation with a Tuesday meeting to appoint sub committees from the 22 members. Arthur V Myers chairs with William Leichert and C Clifford Doll as officers.
Admiral Denfeld warned that weakness invites attack and urged a strong navy as the best deterrent. In Baltimore during Navy Day events, about 11 ships were open to visitors as massed ceremonies drew roughly 10 000 people with naval and reserve groups. The parade featured the Independent Hose Company of Frederick and highlighted defense cohesion across ships aircraft and amphibious forces.
The Maryland Chiropractic Association plans its semi annual meeting in Frederick next May after an approval vote. About 250 doctors and wives registered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for two days of sessions and a banquet. Dr E A Thompson leads the new officers with Dr D Luther Beegle secretary treasurer and Dr Robert E Lee parliamentarian. A jail window incident preceded the events with Joseph Beaner arrested for drunken behavior. Shepherdstown group approves buying a World War II memorial recreation center building with a six month option.
Four major AFL unions the American Federation of Musicians Teamsters United Garment Workers and United International Union of Laundry Workers declined to answer a slate of political activity questions posed by a congressional committee. counsel Joseph Padway argued the requests exceeded authority while pledging to appear for tomorrow’s open hearing. The unions are among 250 respondents to the questionnaire.
A severe Nome gale leveled six business buildings and damaged twelve more, with property losses estimated between 200000 and 410000 dollars. No fatalities, minor injuries reported as residents formed emergency crews and moved stock to safety. Severe waves battered the waterfront, destroying the Lincoln Hotel and several other structures along the seafront.
Eugene Sponseller of Frederick was summoned by Officer Martin Hanode to appear for beating November 4 on a charge of reckless driving.
Major General J G Christiansen warns unit commanders to enforce discipline to keep Filipino support, while editor Lacson accuses him of failing to curb anti American sentiment and notes high recruit training needs. War Department declines comment as arrests rise for traffic violations in Baltimore.
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a solution for stomach gas sour taste and nervous distress after meals. It claims to increase gastric juice flow, aid digestion, improve appetite and sleep, and rebuild nutrient blood in anemia, urging readers to buy 655 Tonic from drug stores.
The report notes monthly arrest totals increasing from 4704 in November to 6 732 in April and then 7 00 in June with 7 396 in another period and 6OTH in August. It also mentions booming production of private phones and remarks by Aircraft Industries Association about plan manufacturers of aircraft.
The report states 3,002 aircraft were shipped in September, a figure larger than total production for all of 1939, underscoring a surge in output and demand during the month.
An advertising blurb claims Laken's 9 Drops soothe sore muscles reduce swelling and inflamed joints and lower fever for welcome relief. It guarantees relief or your money back with a refund promise.
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