Farming Boom Foreseen After War Ends
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates farm income may reach 23 billion dollars in 1946, about ten percent above 1945’s record. A Department of Agriculture study argues production has surged for 25 years and a choice between restricting output or maintaining consumption will come, with a preference for maintaining demand through domestic use, industry, and export. It calls for income insurance for farmers and development of procedures to sustain high demand, though specifics are not disclosed.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Sept
David Lawrence
United States
Great Britain
The School Opportunity for Boys and Girls
The article urges students resuming school work to value the opportunity, noting that many in foreign lands envy the free educational advantages here. It stresses that diligent school effort builds a foundation for success, while neglect harms future employment prospects and creates a lasting handicap.
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Hite
Predestination in Bible Doctrine Says Elect Are Whosoever Will
Earl L. Douglass argues against double election and insists the Bible teaches salvation for all who sincerely choose. He emphasizes God’s sovereignty yet asserts election is based on personal deserts, not arbitrary selection. Beecher’s view that the elect are the whosoever will is cited.
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Earl L. Douglass
Offort
Henry Ward Beecher
Byres Outlook on World Peace and Soviet Dictatorship
The analysis argues that permanent peace hinges on democratic change in Moscow, warning that Soviet totalitarianism drives global tension and the atomic age. It asserts the United States and allies must help Germany recover and counter Russia in the Pacific, while rejecting appeasement and urging self‑rule for all nations.
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Byrnes
United States
Far East
Russia
Japan
China
Tinten Staten Magazeter
Moscow
Pacific
Truman
David Lawrence
Shrewd Saint Quips On Voter Influence
An old saint quips about voting influence with a twinkle, saying the Lord’s Ways casting his vote for you and the devil’s vote against you determine the election’s direction, reflecting on how one votes and its impact.
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Qrag
Bible Thoughts on Flattery and Virtue
A compact moral reflection cites Luke 6 26 warning against popularity and flattery, contrasting the fate of false prophets with those who fear praise. The note quotes a line about adulation marking virtue's death and ends with an attributed, albeit mixed, ancient source.
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Hannals
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From the Columns of the News
The week opened with a 25 degree morning as temperatures ran low. Frederick and Middletown electric directors may extend their line to the Fair Grounds before the next exhibition. Country crowds gathered at Burger's lot for John Robinson and Franklin Bros circus, admitted at twenty five cents, drawing large daytime crowds. John Wilson and Frank Smith camped on the Monocacy where they caught carp weighing 13 11 and 17 pounds, later carved by Rudolph Crouse.
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the News
Frederick and Middletown
Calves shine at Timonium Fair for Frederick county girl
County agent Henry R Shoemaker reports that calves exhibited by Ruth Kemp of Libertytown rank highly among Jersey entries at the Timonium Fair. The First Baptist church social room hosted a reception for Pastor Roy and Mrs Royal in honor of a decade of service. Woodsboro pike two mile link between Walkersville and Woodsboro opens to traffic. A French ambassador or representative will be invited to speak at Constitution Day ceremonies when a marker to Gen Lafayette is unveiled at Jug Bridge.
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the News
Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Ruth Kemp
Libertytown
Jersey
First Baptist Church
Roy
Wlc. Royal
Lafayette
Jug Bridge
Today In History and Birthdays Chronicle
A scrambled list of anniversaries and birthdays notes 1823 born naturalist Joseph Leldy and other figures such as Eliott Coues and Maurice Thompson with dates of birth and death. It also lists historical events from 1664 Peter Stuyvesant to 1943 mentions of MacArthur and World War II milestones and several notable births including Styles Bridges and Marriner Eccles.
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Joseph Leldy
Philadelphia
Eliott Coues
Portsmouth
N. H
Digi Dee
Maurice Thompson
Indiana
Fairfield
Ind
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago
Mary F. Austin
Carlinville
Peter Stuyvesant
New York
Continental Congress
United Colonies
United States
The
Christian Advocate
California
Utah
New Mexico
Congress
Mi—Palchistine
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
West Pembroke
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Logan
Samuel M. Cavert
Federal Council At Churches
Charlton
N. Y
Alfred M. Landon
U. S
Winona
Mina
Ralph K. Davies
Petroleum Administration
Cherrydale
Ned E. Deginet
RKO Radio Pastures
Burg Erie
Clyrus R. Smith
Veterans Laws Promising Major Changes In Welfare Rules
Washington reports a wave of new Veterans Administration laws affecting job training pensions terminal leave for enlisted men World War II amputees free automobiles canteen service insurance amendments and burial benefits. The writer outlines eight key acts and promises detailed explanations in future columns.
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Washington
Congress
Veterans Administration
Aqwawepd
Army
Marine PX
Navy
79Th Congress
Questions And Answers Cardboard Trivia Lines
Q How tall do Kangaroos grow Largest grow to eight feet Q Who is Dmitri Manuilsky A Foreign Minister of the Uk rainian Soviet Q Do any Alaskan cities have mild climate A Yes Juneau the capital for ingiacee hay had only 33 days in zero weather in 3% years Cold est was 15 below Q Is the ocean deeper than the mountains are high Q Yes Deepest underwater point is Mindanag Deep off the Philippines 35400 feet Mount Everest highest above water point is 25000 feet Q What is a bustee A A mud tenement in India
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Dmitri Manuilsky
Juneau
Ingiacee
Hay
Mindanag
Philippines
Mount Everest
Social Etiquette Note About Addressing My Husband
I speak as the wife of my husband and refer to him as Frank in conversation not as the doctor or Dr. Smith. This aligns with how we prefer social acquaintances to address him in casual settings.
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Dr. Smith
Frank
American Airlines and James Hilton Noted in Horoscopic Echoes
A fragment notes American Airlines born at Mine Erva Texas forty seven years ago and English author James Hilton born forty six years ago. The horoscope predicts a versatile character suited for social life with easy friends and successful ventures through pleasant associations in everyday business. Conserving means will bring financial and social success.
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American Airlines
Mineerva
Tex
James Hilton
Navy Outmaneuvers Army in Merger Battle Amid Senate Skirmish
Washington correspondent Douglas Larsen reports a quiet surface to the Navy Army merger fight with power shifts shaping up in Congress. Navy advantages hinge on committee leadership changes and potential executive order plans as both sides push for a clear administrative structure in national defense.
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Douglas Larsen
Washington
Septee Nea
Army
Navy
Truman
Congress
Elbert D. Thomas
Thomas
Senate
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Naval Affairs Committee
Army Air Force
Air Force
AAF
War Department
Department of Nation
Mothers urge children to work amid wages strain
Dorothy Dix columns reveal a mother seeking advice as four of five children spurn jobs while the father, still burdened by hard labor, struggles to keep the family afloat. The columnist urges a firm break with indulgence and responsibility, urging parents to demand work and self support.
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Miss Dix
Mastering One Word Daily Sycophant Defined
Daily word study presents sycophant as a noun meaning a servile flatterer or parasite with the pronunciation sick oh fan t. The note urges careful distinction between gentleness and flattering behavior, citing Blair as a source.
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Blair
Luf's Stuff News Then and Now
A humorous note on the importance of reading the press and staying informed. The fragment hints at a reflection on news value and public interest in current items. No specific events or persons are detailed in readable form.
Washington Airport Plans Big Non Aviation Growth
Hervey F L Law head of Washingtons National Airport foresees annual gross of over 100000 from non aviation business. The 15 million plant opened in 1941 has posted profits since 1942, last year reaching 524,495. He envisions a hotel garage shopping center filling station and terminal shops plus an exhibition center as passenger traffic and meals rise. A 120000 passenger record occurred in June with 16000 aircraft flights. Air Terminal Service meals totaled 2,672,708 from 1945 to June 1946.
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Washington
Hervey FL Law
Eusily
Law
Air Terminal Service, Inc
Roosevelt
Elmer L. Irey
The
Treasury
Irey
Parish Day Observance At Old St Pauls Near Point Of Rocks
A large group of former clergymen and members will join current parishioners for Parish Day at Old St Pauls church near Point of Rocks. Special services begin at 11 am with Rev Josselyn W Reed of Grace Church Brunswick delivering the sermon, followed by luncheon at 1 pm.
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Point OF Rocks
Leon P. F. Vauthier
St. Paul's Episcopal Parish
New Market
Old St. Paul's Church
Josselyn W. Reed
Grace Church
Brunswick
Horses Stranded By Maritime Strike In Baltimore Yards
Baltimore reports 821 horses in stockyards bought by the Agriculture Department for European relief. Five ships await horses and if more arrive the yards will be packed, with fears of deaths from pneumonia. officials hope to reroute to Omaha or Kansas City to resolve the port dispute.
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Baltimore
Europe
Dpartment of Agriculture
Eurpean
Omaha
Kansas City
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