Six Good Years Forecast From Agricultural Officials
An unofficial Department of Agriculture forecast by field workers and extension staffers predicts six more years of generally good times for Americans. The report warns conclusions depend on peace and cautions that prices, employment, and purchasing power could shift if adjustments are severe. It emphasizes uncertainty and urges cautious optimism about avoiding an economic bust.
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Department of Agros
Sherpe Enoug
Educating Germans Before a Republic Is Established
United States disseminates education as prerequisite to free government in postwar Germany. Smithsonian Institute and American Library Association sent 460 tons of books and 160 tons of medical materials to the U S zone. Clipboard of film projectors and films supplied by the Corientation Branch. Federated Women’s Clubs and Association for Childhood Education pledge school support with materials and classroom items.
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Germany
United States
Smithsonian Institute
American Library Association of Washington
U. S
Corientation
Washington
Federated Women's Clubs of America
Association For Childhood Education
Aged Resident to Mark His Birthday
Franklin Cook, an elderly resident, is set to celebrate his birthday with family at his home on Fourth Street. Despite memory gaps in age and date, he remains alert, with his deafness only noted as a long-standing condition. He enjoys outings when his son Roger takes him for exercise and recently joined a trip with his son.
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Franklin Cook
Fourth Street
Cook
Dons Treet
Ting
Te Ng Slig
Cesk
Rogér
Dorothy Dix on mothers in law and marriage strain
Dorothy Dix argues mothers in law fuel divorces by magnifying disputes and criticizing spouses. She claims many parents raise future partners to be unreliable adults, undermining marriages and prompting separation rather than harmony.
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Dorothy Dix
Maxes
Arabella
Sally
Georg
John
Clarissa
Jan Cookd
Orce Courts
Beil Syndicate. Inc
Frost and court actions in the Oct 25 1898 column
The item notes a sharp frost and thin ice, a U.S. court order authorizing sale of seven acres near Mt. Airy for 209 per acre to Alexander Pearre, and a historic plan for an employee hospital abandoned. Chestnuts plentiful and produce markets show raspberries growth. various garden and market updates appear.
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Kayes
Morris
United States
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Ai
Alexander Pearre
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
A brief item notes Paul Rodhey’s expeditn in a medical context and mentions Baron and Baroness Hans Wiprecht von Barby tied to a shielded marriage. Dorahy Rices of Cooksville spent a weekend at the Francis Scott Key Hotel prior to moving to The Hague, Holland.
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the News
TIX
Paul Rodhey
Country Club
Hans Wiprecht von Barby
Aarriage
Dorahy Rices
Cooksville
Francis Scott Key
Hague
Holland
Washington Daybook notes GOP schemes and cabinet whimsy
In Washington Daybook, Oct 28, TreS Coffin reports on a rumored GOP plan to maintain Senate control through a secret manipulation, with mentions of Arthur Vandenberg and Bill Jenner, plus anecdotes about Under Secretary Robert Lovett and Margaret Truman at a Washington dinner party.
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Tres Coffin
Washington
Ross Riziey
Oklahoma
Senate
River
Bob Kerr
Texas
Coe Stevenson
Arthur Vandenberg
Robert Wagner
New York
Alphir
Margaret Truman
Margaret
Swain
Giobe
Women’s Club Event Plans Supper Meeting
Plans for a Homemakers supper meeting on November 10 were announced with Mrs Remscerk as chairman and G Leicester Thomas Jr in charge of the program. M Loa Davis presided.
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Remscerk
G. Leicester Thomas, Jr
Es Dent
Ride to Work Repaid by Gas or Kindness
A reader asks about repaying a friend who lends a car for daily commute. The suggestion is to drop the matter and show appreciation by buying gasoline occasionally or returning the kindness in another practical way if payment is not possible.
Mediation at Paris Over Blockade Stalemate
The article analyzes the Berlin blockade negotiations with Russia seeking a face saving withdrawal linked to a currency accord. Western powers resist a loose formula while Vishinsky pushes gradual withdrawal. neutrals in Paris press for progress and test good faith amidst diplomatic tension. Also notes two USN recruits Hebb and Wineholt training at Great Lakes and Martin L. Fox’s pheasant hunting trip in South Dakota.
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Washington
Get
Paris
Berlin
Russia
Vshinsky
Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Iemake
Moscow
United Nations
Local Notes and Arrivals Roundup From Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Crumell Jacobs and two children and Mrs Belt of near Mt Aim take a week long trip to Nashville. Ensign Lee A Marshall USN son of Mr R Marshall of Routesville is in training at Great Lakes. Walter and Florence Smith of Roslyn Long Island visit family in Frederick after a Miami trip. George A Nelson in Navy duty at Great Lakes and a graduate of Union Bridge High School. Mrs E T Burgee of Sykesville returns from visit with Rev Karl L Bhimford family in Glen Rock Pa. Betty Lou Hering begins studies at Hopkins in Baltimore after Duke University. Roland Kolb and family of 1344 East South street welcome daughter Sharon Christine born October 19 at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Crumell Jacobs
Belt
Mt. Aim
Nashville
Tens. Lee A. Marshall
USN
R. Marshall
Routesville
Creat Lakes
Lit
Walter Smith
Roslyn
Long Island
Abs
Florence R. Smith
West
Patrick Street
Smith
U. S. Postoffice
Boston
Lettercarriers Associaton
Miami
Fla
Frederick
St. Petersburg
George A. Nelson
U.S. Navy
Great Lakes
Cel
DeVries R Hering
Siki
Hopkins Sefinol
Baltimore
Hampton House
Hering
Duke University
N.C
Roland Kolb
East South Street
Sharon Christine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kolb
Doris Bo
Brunswick
Carroll W
Deeds Recorded For Property Sales In Local Clerk Office
Deeds recorded show Roy H Heffelfinger selling to Edward D Greve Jr the residence at 305 West College Terrace for about 518000. Wade Coran sells to Paul R O'Hara a 10 acre tract and improvements on the Mt Zion Braddock Heights road for about 34500. J Elmer Zimmerman leases the Roger Tire Shop in Emmitsburg to Herbert W Roger for one year from May 1 1939 at 53 a month with four annual renewal options.
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Roy H. Heffelfinger
Edward D. Greve, Jr
West College Terrace
Wade Coran
Paul R. O'Hara
Mt. Zion Church
Braddock Heights
Ballenger
J. Elmer Zimmerman
Roger Tire
Lufburrow Opines On Election Day Voter Duty
A fragmented note from Lufburrow discusses voter duty and choices on election day. The piece criticizes the idea that a single view should govern all, urging readers to consider values rather than party labels.
London String Quartet To Perform At Hood College
The London String Quartet will present a program of Haydn Debussy and Beethoven at Brodbeck Hall Hood College on November 4 at 3 p.m. The famed ensemble has toured across the United States and Canada with members John Pennington Laurent Heleux Cecil Bonvalot and Warwick Evans. The program includes Haydns Quartet in D minor Op 76 No 2 Debussys Quartet in G minor Op 39 and Beethovens Quartet in F minor Op 95. They are guests of Hood College for this notable concert event.
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London String Quartet
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Haydn
Debussy
Beethoven
Europe
United States
Canada
He Group
John Pennington
Laurent Heleux
Cecil Bonvalot
Warwick Evans
Christmas Comment By Babson
Babson discusses Christmas 1948 buying trends noting high prices yet improved stocks and better materials. He forecasts a bumper Christmas with cautious optimism tied to the election impact and ongoing price supports, while urging gifts for world children and improving domestic issues.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Washington
Berlin
United States
Japan
Soviet Russia
Cox
Fin
Gureau, Inc
Answers and Answers Q A Trivia From Fort Bragg News
A Fort Bragg report notes Ret. Owen D. Catron of Boyes completed rifle marksman training and now in basic training at the Special Training Unit. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Catron of RFD 1 No 1.
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Fort Bragg
N. C
Owen D. Catron
Boyes
Catron
William Catron
Southern Editors Divided On Chances Of Two Party System
NEA Service poll of 159 Southern daily editors reveals split views on a genuine two party system. Statements range from arrival in a generation to already present in some states, with many editors expecting realignment into conservative and radical camps rather than a pure two party structure. Most see Dewey as possible in 1-2 Southern states, but not a full party realignment.
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South
NEA
Daily Progress
Amarillo
Globe-News
Middlesboro
Dewey
Larb- Teaalanche-Journal
Tex
Batesville
Ark
Brownwood
Memphis Press- Scimitar
Eickert
N. C
Heinrich
Colu
Gaines
Mocrais
Florida
Fia
Independent
Journal Oi
Dewex
Trimant
Truman
Keller Awards DeMolay Baseball Team at First Banquet
The DeMolay baseball team held its first annual banquet at the Masonic Temple with Charlie Keller of the New York Yankees presenting awards and with a showing of 1947 World Series films. A turkey dinner preceded the program, attended by about 100 people.
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Charlie Keller
New York Yankee
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
DeMolay Mothers’ Club
Russell L. Michael
Harry O. Smith
Frederick High School
Buck Houck
Woodsboro
Austin F. Angleberger
Don Rice
Joe Price
Hussler
Tom Glass
Harry James
Glass
iGlass
Fcelks
Herbert Eiker
Torstmaster Smith
Eiker
Keller
James Burger
Daniel Arris
Robert Sheffer
Charles Smith
Skip Dersez
Russ Kolb
Robert Gearinger
Robert Engle
Jerry Gaither
Rick ‘Burger
Oz W Wachier
George Brach
Robert Leather
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Washington Daybook
Robert Lovett
Lovett
State Department
By David Lawrence
Hebb
Seaman
R. F. Hebb
Brunswick Street
Ernest L. Wineholt
George E.wineholt
Fifth Avenue
Naval Training Center
Martin L. Fox
Walkersville
South Dakota
Hood
Babson
Jonn Henry Cardman
Bee
Sardinia
Greenland
Eric the Red
Peter Edson
NEAS
Maryland
Dixie
Reds
Kurt Fisher
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