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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1946
Page
2
Established 1883 The News is Frederick Maryland's afternoon paper published every weekday except Sunday. Subscriptions vary with payment in advance noted as one year five hundred dollars. Association press credits local and dispatched news. Corrections policy and writer identification required.
The article argues that progress at the Paris Allied conference stalls as the wartime coalition frays. It notes Yugoslavia’s weak accord with an American ultimatum and Molotov’s Moscow trip as hints at policy reorientation. It calls for statesmanship to enable Soviet and non Soviet systems to coexist in the postwar order.
A social worker cites worry about money as a major cause of premature physical decline. Many fear bills and debt while modern comforts tempt spending. The cure lies in budgeting, living within income, and disciplined saving to gain security and reduce anxiety.
The text contrasts how to ask for Mrs. Jones at a home versus a polite greeting. It also notes Walkerville 4-H Club meeting on September 9 at Walkersville High School with 25 members. Mr. Smith presided, a safety program followed with a movie, and reports on the Timonium State Fair were given.
Dorothy Dix notes condemn the idea that women belong idle, arguing work benefits health, morale, and independence. Peter Edson profiles Seamen’s Union leader Lars Lundeberg, a Norwegian-born sailor who leads Pacific and East Coast unions, rejects government mediation, and battles CIO longshoremen while maintaining private contracts with 34 West Coast and 11 East Coast ship operators.
The Frederick Hosiery mills have resumed operations for the fall and winter. The dwelling of Mr Thomas E Pope on North Market street is being converted into a store building with a large lower store room and apartments above. Mr Peter Mantz and Dr William G McComas tested for Mancock on a fishing trip, traveling by boat from Point of Rocks to Williamsport. Factional differences in the Frederick county Republican party are deplored by Asbury M Hunt, a longtime citizen. The boys on East South Street have opened their campaign with the Democratic presidential candidate Joe Chew and VP candidate Charles Shaw, while the Republicans have William Harrison and Charles Keefer as candidates. They will decide in a few days when the election is won.
In county primaries Democrats backed Charles W Smith for Sheriff and five County Commissioners. Republicans named Frank C Norwood for State Senator William C Roderick for Sheriff Archie RF Molesworth and others for county camps. Two inmates attempted escape from the county jail with one recaptured on Jefferson pike by Dick Potts a prisoner. Dr and Mrs Bernard MM North Market Street welcomed a son named Bernard Martin. A Baltimorean mocked officers chasing a car after a drunken drive, fined $103.
The piece argues middle aged women with time on their hands overanalyze love and marriage. It claims hard working mothers never fret over husbands while urging divorcee solutions through work for women to regain health youth and happiness.
Earl L Douglass argues early church growth came from simple testimony and faithful everyday evangelism. He notes a gradual revival, minimal sensationalism, and urges ministers and Christians to witness and persuade others to join the church and live by the gospel.
The piece laments ongoing war and petty national frictions. It envisions a world where leaders unite for a strong, global plan to end greed and hatred. Despite hopeful thoughts, it notes jealously and irritations that undermine progress and threaten genuine progress toward harmony.
A self operating City Hall elevator stuck between floors after Inspector Charles H. Herbert rode it down from the third floor. City Engineer W. Raymond Walter found the electrical gear faulty and helped lower the car by hand. The incident followed an earlier note about the shaft acting like a vertical air tunnel.
A reflective column notes wartime strain and civic concerns as Strikes, shortages, and social issues ripple through daily life. It catalogs local incidents including a fatal shooting, traffic deaths, veterans affairs, new institutions, and community events from Frederick and surrounding areas with mentions of Camp Detrick and Fort Meade.
A compiled list covers notable anniversaries and birthdays from 1742 to 1950s figures. It notes James Wilson Benjamin Hill George Selden Hamlin Garland Charles Dana Gibson and more, with dates of birth and death, plus historical events such as Key composing the Star Spangled Banner and the 1942 Stalingrad vicinity fighting. It includes horoscope and brief notes on social topics, a club event, and poetry quotes.
Doctor Alvarez outlines nonallergic food distress caused by training and discipline. Skin tests may not prove causation. relief after avoiding a food confirms it. Common culprits include onions milk eggs and chocolate. A five day water fast helps judge if symptoms are food related before reintroducing simple foods one by one.
A series of trivia prompts with concise answers. Dinosaurs disappeared about 66 million years ago after a 140 million year reign. Argentina seeks 100 million population growth in 50 years, current about 14 million with immigration. Earth’s average water depth about 12,000 feet. oceans cover 70 percent of the globe. A Cypriot is a native of Cyprus. Chinese Communist numbers cited as 130 million, with total population above 450 million according to claims.
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