The News publication details and policy note
Established 1883 The News publishes daily except Sunday with subscription rates and contact directions. It notes Associated Press reliance on dispatches and requests corrections if errors arise, with mail addressed to News-Post Building Court Street Frederick Maryland 1946.
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Postponement of Third Atomic Bomb Test Pleases No One
President Truman orders delay of Bikini spring atomic test citing superior data from prior explosions. Joint chiefs and War Navy secretaries back the move as a lesson in warfare. public speculation rises on new bomb types and international tensions.
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Truman
Bikini
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretaries of War and Navy
White House
World food supplies to rise slightly for consumption year
Government reports expect a modest increase in world food stocks for the coming year with favorable southern hemisphere conditions potentially lifting wheat output toward the prewar average of 5.9 billion bushels. A better supply could dampen unrest, though hunger and malnutrition persist for many, and public sympathy and aid have grown.
Putting Conscience To Work In Face Of Pressure
Earl Louglass writes on the constant struggle between inner conscience and outside pressure. He argues individuals must enforce inner discipline to resist external influences and do the right thing despite opposition. The piece references political promises tested by public scrutiny and personal resolve.
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Earl Louglass
Wate
Babson Newspaper
Wallace speech aimed at Dewey and party risks war claims
Washington reports Henry Wallace’s New York speech attacking British policy and pressuring Truman’s cabinet. He accuses Byrnes of a get tough stance with Russia and links Dewey to a British alliance, urging an American centered foreign policy to prevent war. The administration reportedly approved the remarks.
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Henry Wallace
Messrs. Mead and Lehinen
New York
U. S
Russia
Byrnes
Department of State
Trueman Himsdf
Wallacy
Vandenbers
America
Byray
Wallace
Dewey
Britain
Republican Party
United States
Great Britain
Near East
Truman
James F. Byrnes
White House
New York State
Mr. Wallace
Latin America
Madison Square Garden
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Sept 12 1896
Fifty years ago columns report a flag raising on Braddock Heights staff atop the observation tower with the Key Monument Association and guests from the Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and Frederick Historical Society. Dr William Turner Wootton, long time Frederick physician, dies at 74. A jail escapee is recaptured in Wilmington after a chase on circus grounds. sentenced to years in the penitentiary. Grayson Lanner near Middletown loses control of a horse and bogey, colliding with a wagon injuring occupants, including Mr Coblentz. John B Potter injured loading telegraph poles at Bartholow's station when struck by a falling pole. nose severed and temple cut. he is knocked from the ear on which he stood.
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Key Monument Association
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick Historica Society
William Turner Wootton
East Pailiele Street
Wilmington
Del
McBride
Grayson Lanner
Middletown
Reformed Church
Thean
Messrs
Harmon Curlents
Charles Holter
Mr. Coblentz
John B. Potter
Bartholow
Twenty Years Ago Local Items from Columns Of The News
Sept 13 1926 notes Rev Robert L Lang resigns Jefferson Lutheran pastorate for St Peters Lutheran Middletown Pa. A mad dog caused havoc with stock at Jefferson and rabies led to culling cows and hogs. Frederick County placed second in State dairy cattle judging Timon Fair. Austin Miller Middletown earned a State judging team spot. Frederick County days won $162 in prizes. Tulian Delphey son of Mr and Mrs J Paul Delphey West Patrick Street suffered a fractured arm at Washington Street School.
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Robert L. Lang
Jefferson Lutheran Charge
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Middletown
Roy Summers
Jefferson
Frederick County
Timon Fai
Kent
Austin Miller
Middletoweh
Tulian Delphhey
J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
Washington Street
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Famous Americans
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays appears, naming Samuel Wilkow known as Uncle Sam in army camps, sculptor William H. Rinewart, army surgeon Walter Reed, chocolatier Milton Hersey, and Theodore Roosevelt among others. It marks battles, elections, and notable deaths across dates from 1748 to 1945 with birthdays for Pershing Giles Colbert Finley Tolley and other figures.
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Troy
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Sam
Arlington
Mass
William H. Rinewart
Baltimore
Union Bridge
Walter Reed
U. S.A
Belvoi
Milton §. Hersey
Choco
Dauphin Co
Jeery
Theodore Roosevelt
Ga Dant
Theodore
Oyster Bay
N.Y
France
Quebec
Wolfe
Monterth
Congress
Fort Larsmie
Wya
New York
St. Michiel Salient
da. Monster N. R.A
York
Salerno
Italy
Aachen
Gen. M. Wainright
Joan J. Pershing
Linn County
Barney M. Giles
Mineola Tex
Claudette Colbert
Paris
David EB. Finley
National Gallery of Art
Washington
S.C
le E. Lawes
Sing Sing
Elmira
William P. Tolley
Ciianveliot
Veterans Guide Q&A on Public Law 16 and GI benefits
Washington letters from veterans request plain guidance on Public Law 16 and related GI benefits. The columnist explains how to obtain laws, suggests legal help, and answers reader questions on disability ratings pension increases retirement pay VA loans and GI Bill work limits while studying.
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Washington
Veterans Guide
Associated Press
Lily
Government Printing Office
D. C
T. P
Lawrence
Mass
Veterans Administration
Strange But True Thought on Life and Work by Lufburrow
The piece contrasts serious effort with delirious play, noting some chase foolish pleasures while others pursue useful tasks. It questions who has the right to live life fully without contributing, urging balance between action and reflection.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Personality Traits and a Cautious Outlook
A fragmentary horoscope notes a person with strong commercial ability and a mathematical mind but warns of disputes that could lead to quarrels with serious consequences. It hints at caution in foreign business matters and references Syracuse University and John D Priestley in a dated, Mercury-era tone.
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John DB. Priestley
Cignen
Federal Moving Day Reveals Careful Government Furniture Moves
Washington columnist Douglas Larsen Ney details the Public Buildings Administration moving process. Movements are meticulous, with extroverted, rested crews and strict tagging, floor plans, and dual signing for accountability, proving taxpayer furniture is moved with care and order.
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Douglas Larsen Ney
Washington
Davenpourt
Dear Miss Dix on Love Money and Motherly Pressure
The reader asks about choosing between a wealthy fiancé and genuine love with a modest life. Dorothy Dix notes the decision rests with the girl, who weighs devotion against security, and warns that mothers press for money over affection, risking loss of both love and wealth if the marriage fails.
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Miss Dix
Fris Lad
Blackie
Family duty to care for aging parents stressed
In a letter, a worried daughter laments her mother living with them and notes other siblings shirk their duties. The advisor counters that all children share responsibility and suggests a fund from all siblings to support the aging parent, easing the burden on one family.
Sean Connery and Irish roots reveal in travel ramble
Born in Dublin and raised in Galway Sean Connery recalls his Irish training with Gaelic Theatre and Abbe Players. He shares a Galway accent, a tattooed arm memory of a youth romance, and a wary joke about women and rain when courting.
Sean McGlory Arrives in New York for Screen Tests
New York drama notices Sean McGlory a 23 year old Irishman signed three weeks earlier to an RKO contract. He arrives in the city amid gossip with Dudley Nichols and Eugene ONeills Mourning Becomes Electra tests looming. McGlory, soft spoken, marvels at New York pace and meals, joking about potatoes and sweet potatoes. He was discovered by RKO talent scout Jack Watson who proposed a screen test despite skepticism.
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PBA
Taxpayer
Jack O'Brian
New York
Sean McGlory
Trish
Galway
RKO
Dudley Nichols
Eugene O'Neil
Sean
McGlory
Jack Watson
Beagle
Vintage Reflection on Faith and Charity from Corinthians and Pope
A compact excerpt contrasts prophecy and faith with charity, citing Corinthians 13:2 and a paraphrase of Pope about faith, hope, and worldly disagreement. The text foregrounds charity as essential beyond gifted understanding, hinting at enduring religious instruction.
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