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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1946
Page
2
The Freder ick Maryland News issues a September 10 1946 dated dispatch featuring standard newspaper boilerplate on subscription rates circulation membership and AP reprint rights. It includes notices on accuracy corrections and required real names for submissions.
The government will dispose of 21,000 air planes once worth nearly four billion dollars for six and a half million. Once frontline weapons, they are outmoded and will head to salvage, stripped of accessories and melted down. Veterans recall the planes’ missions while recognizing surplus disposal is the only option.
Experts struggle to explain the stock market drop amid varied theories. Domestic demand remains strong, unemployment high prospects rise, and ample production capacity signals a multi year boom, though profits outlook appears weaker. A renewed wage surge or strikes could threaten this postwar expansion.
The quiz presents varied facts including six periods in a pole game, eight for international matches, UNRRA aid to Yugoslavia worth 429,500,000 dollars in supplies, New York state posting the highest per capita income at 1599 dollars, and notes that the future of the Princess of Indian States post independence remains undecided though a plan to fight for their position has been organized.
Washington NEA column jokes about a labor department elevator encounter and dismissive replies to Don Nelson's Arsenal of Democracy criticism. It notes reactions to Secretary Patterson and Somervell, Eisenhower denial, Wallace Mexico trip, Mead Committee's Navy critique, LaGuardia at UN relief, Krug humor, Truman weight loss claims, and duck stamp surge as ducks dwindle.
A social guide clarifies etiquette for introducing a physician's wife. The right form is Mrs. Smith, not Mrs. Dr. Smith, avoiding professional title in social greeting and maintaining polite convention.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items report the Sixth District Nominating convention at Oakland voting split three votes each to factions from Frederick County. Dr P D Fahrney returns from German Baptist church visits seeking a site for the next general conference. Robinson and Franklin Bros Mammoth Shows drew about 5,000 and likely cleared around $3,000. A balloon seller and a colored man fought on East Patrick street as balloons were trampled and exploded. A circus worker set inflammable material before Hanover departure causing a city fire alarm, though no flames.
Deluged by 1.9 inches of rain in under an hour Frederick county began repairs after one of the worst storms in years. Fields washed out roads damaged bridges lost. Ballenger creek bridge on Buckerstown pike washed away. County health officer Dr E C Kefauver reported three mild typhoid cases. Austin James elected commander of Francis Scott Keyport American Legion with retiring past commander Alion Y Bennett presiding. Sagerstown won the third game of the Blue Ring Teague playoff series 2 0 over Frederick before rain halted play. Huds lead the series 2 1.
Notable anniversaries and birthdays listed include John J. Crittenden born near Versailles Kentucky and later U S attorney general. Randall Lee Gibson born in Woodford County Kentucky. William T Harris of St Louis. Joseph Wheeler born in Augusta Georgia. Isaac K Funk of Clifton Ohio. respected events feature U S peace treaty with Prussia in 1783 and Perry’s Lake Erie victory in 1813. other dates mark the University of Chicago founding and Wheeler Dam opening.
A midwest medical society reviews food deficiency disease tied to food fadism and notes that mixing protein and carbohydrates is not harmful. It explains vegetarian and meat-inclusive diets, cooking's effect on nutrients, and cautions against unproven food eliminations. It answers aluminum cookware poison question with no reported poisoning cases.
Earl L Douglass argues genuine religion begins with the situation at hand not distant sanctuaries. Everyday life, business, and social circles offer opportunities to practice Christian service on a practical path rather than mystical experiences. Take the first turn to the right and continue in a good, kindly, helpful life.
The article recalls last September and predicts fall changes with cooler days, new school sessions starting, more work, and ongoing concerns about coal and daily routines. It notes September brings both pleasant aspects and shifting conditions as people prepare for the busy season.
Washington notes argue the Constitution protects speech but not the conduct of employers under Wagner law. The Clark case is debated as to whether an employer speaking during work hours, even calmly, can be considered coercion. Critics warn the Labor Relations Board may wield power to limit speech by deeming its form or timing as coercive. This view questions who decides temperance and whether economic power justifies curbs on expression.
A columnist argues that teen marriages fail far more often than adult unions. Youthful couples face poverty, broken homes, and lifelong hardship, while only a rare few prosper when adults with money and maturity wed.
Sabillasville September 19 Dr Victor Francis Cullen after 39 years as director of Maryland State Sanatoriums for the tubercular says the major change in treatment has been increased rest. He notes pneumo thorax and thoracoplasty developed, explains methods and patient routines. He outlines diet, bed rest, occupation therapy, average eight months stay, and diagnostic shifts with the X ray since 1915 including state wide miniature X rays and county units.
Reading note explains common misuse and pronunciation errors for several words. It defines per fun ct or y as done merely for the sake of getting through, mechanical and without interest, and gives an example: Hel did his work in a perfunctory manner.
A short devotional note cites Psalms 3 8 and Cowper affirming salvation belongs to the Lord. The Cross is presented as the sole source of saving power, contrasted with deist and atheist views. This reflective snippet emphasizes faith in divine blessing and redemption through Christ.
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