The News publication details and policy notes
The News published in Frederick Maryland outlines pricing for subscriptions and single copies, lists postal and Associated Press affiliations, and states correction policies and submission rules including requiring real names and notifying editors of errors. The piece notes legal entry as a second class matter and dates back to 1048.
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Great Southern Fig
MFG CO
Rews-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Pubmsred
Frederick
Intellectual Slavery in Russia’s Five Year Plan Propaganda
The article argues Russia is moving beyond totalitarian rule toward intensified ideological control in art and life. It condemns the worship of the worker over individual humanity and condemns both economic and intellectual slavery as tools of the Soviet regime. It warns that state deification of Man, the Worker, and the Manager suppresses free will and rational thought, equating it with social injustice.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Hussin
Resistance to total authority in western nations growth
A survey notes Europe’s recovery inversely tracks government controls. Switzerland remains vital with heavy controls, Belgium shows partial relaxation and progress, France faltered after liberation, and Britain under Attlee struggles with central measures. In the U.S. resistance to government control grows amid autumn imagery and seasonal change.
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Switzerland
France
America
Centrol
Belgium
Chamberlin
Attlee
Russia
Balkans
September Approaches as Summers Fades At the Ridge
The passage contrasts late summer and early autumn scenery with turning leaves and ripening plants. It notes poison ivy and woodbine colors, elderberries and ink berries, and the scent of pickling pots and cider presses, then hints at September blending seasons and fields signaling fall nearby.
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass, D. Vd.
An essay uses a bridge cable metaphor to urge gradual progress in learning and personal character. It argues that complex ideas build from small, simple steps and cautions against overestimating early gains. The piece notes slow, steady growth through repeated small efforts.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. Vd
Fifty Years Ago Local News From Frederick September 16 1896
The Grammar department at Frederick male high school formed the Clover Leaf Literary Society with officers Fred McCardell president J Taul Urner vice president Lewis Dertzbaugh secretary C Herbert Kreh treasurer A westbound Baltimore and Ohio train struck a crossing team near Knoxville breaking the wagon and killing a horse The driver was thrown about 20 feet but unharmed Frederick and Middletown Railroad directors failed to reach a right of way deal to the Fair Grounds sparking no road service for the upcoming fair Bass shooting grows popular along the Potomac with low river water allowing bank shooting from behind cover. the News condemns it as unsportsmanlike Interest runs high over the Sixth district Republican congressional convention at Rockville with Motter supporters seeking harmony and John C Motter attending to advocate seating his delegates.
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Frederick Male High School
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Fred McCardell
J. Taul Urner
Lewis Dertzbaugh
C. Herbert Kreh
Baltimore and Ohio
Knoxville
Rockville
Gnarrow
Quignis
Motter
John C. Motter
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago Sept 16 columns note the Weller faction leading the county after the primary. Senator Weller won the nomination by 724 votes over John Philip Hill. running mate Addisen FE. Afunusis beat M A Humphreys by a close margin. City water survey contract approved with Simplex Valve and Water Co of Philadelphia to fix leaks and defects. Alderman Charles Broadrup renewed his sites at Genss burg College after a visit to the Sovereign Centennial in Philadelphia. Brunswick defeated Emmitsburg 18 to 4 for Frederick County Legislature. Thurmost narrowly trailed Yellow Springs 6 to 4 in 16 innings.
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Weller
Senator Weller
John Philip Hill
Govetour
Addisen FE. Afunusis
M.A. Humphreys
Ths
Board OF
Simplex Valve and Water Company
Philadelphia
Charles Broadrup
Frederick
Genssburg College
Brunswick
Frederick County
Emmsburg
Thurmost
Yellow Springs
Inflation Looms as Costs Rise Through Fall in 1920
Washington report by Peter Edson warns continued cost of living increases are almost certain for the coming months. The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a 2 percent rise for the Aug 15 period, with prices higher than prewar benchmarks and HCO forecasts. The piece analyzes food, clothing, and wage-driven effects, noting the inflationary trend is already expanding and likely to accelerate this winter. It highlights uncertainty over canned goods, meat price controls, fabric shortages, and rent inequities amid ongoing postwar adjustments.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Sept
NEA
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Europe
Washington, D. C
OPA
Eneeting
Albert W. Hawkins
New Jersey
Today In History and Birthdays 150 Years Ago
Today in History marks events from 1776 to 1944 including the Revolution land grant, Pueblo Hidalgo call for liberty, the Cherokee Strip rush, and WWII milestones. Birthdays list figures like Ellsworth Huntington, Louise Boyd, and Martin Eisenhart. Details cover origins and death years with a period tone.
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Congress
Mexico
Padre Hidalgo
Florida
Cherokee Strip
Wilson
American Legion
Wall Street
New York
Poland
Navy
Atlantic
Igeland
Stalingrad
Salerno
Italy
Aachen
Germany
Ellsworth Huntington
Yale
Caleburg
Francis B. Davis
Board Chaimutt
S. Rubber
Fort N.Y
M. MacEwen
Uiniversity
Jonatia School
Prince Edward Island
Cana
Louise A. Boyd
San Rafael
Cal. Forer
ABO
Martin H. Eisenhart
Bauch—Lomb Optiest Co
Rochester
Doctor Urges State Vaccination To Cut Smallpox Cases
States with mandatory vaccination show the lowest smallpox rates while bans on compulsory shots yield the highest. Vaccination early in life plus a second dose at school entry offers long lasting protection, with boosters only during regional epidemics. The process uses a calf virus vaccine administered by multiple skin punctures and monitored by the Public Health Service.
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United States Public Health Service
Insurance Talk Shifts To New NSLI Provisions For Vets
Washington notes discussants explain that new NSLI amendments signed by President Truman reshape veterans life coverage. Analysts explain lump sum versus monthly payouts, the disability benefit of 3 per thousand during total disability, and the need for small extra premiums. Next week a follow up will cover GE insurance changes.
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Washington
National Service Life Insurance
Truman Augusti
Veterans’ Administration
English Lesson on Birth Dates and Language Errors
The text explains birth date vs birthday usage with examples like John’s birth date. It highlights mispronunciations such as Gouchérie and Pyramid, plus guidance on vocabulary growth one word daily and polite farewell phrases.
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John
No Sex In Talents Push for mechanical training for daughters
Dorothy Dix urges parents to let gifted daughters pursue their bent, noting war work proved women can excel in skilled trades. She argues no sex in brains and talents and encourages sending a daughter to trade school, predicting women electricians and carpenters will become common.
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Miss Dix
Side Glances Meaning in Love and Attention
The column explains two possible meanings behind side glances. It suggests the man may view you as frivolous or simply enjoy dancing with you without real intent.
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B.C
Rags Ragland dies after long show business run in New York
In New York and Hollywood scenes, Rags Ragland dies after a week of illness. Friends including Phil Silvers and Orson Welles kept his hopes alive, while Sinatra and others supported his late Copacabana comeback plan. His death ends a career spanning burlesque, musical comedy, and film.
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Jack
New York
Rags Ragland
Myself
The
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
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Maggie Savage
Maggie
Rags
Phil Silvers
Phil
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Worm
Monte Proser
M-G-Im Brass
Orson Welles
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