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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1946
Page
2
Tuesday edition from The News Frederick Maryland outlines publication details and policy notes including corrections policy and submission rules. It lists subscription rates and affirms Associated Press rights while noting writer identification requirements for letters and opinions.
An address contrasts freedom with liberty, noting dictatorships in 1939 to 1945 deprived citizens of rights. It honors the 1787 Constitution as the living basis for universal rights, calls on America to extend liberty abroad, and to ensure life, liberty and happiness for all by government consent.
The American Automobile Association estimates 29.6 million of 25.1 million cars will take trips this year, totaling 69.9 million outings and about $100 spent per person. The vacation boom supports seashore and mountain resorts, boosts health and happiness, and creates vast employment in tourism accommodations as a major American industry.
A recent report notes travel in national parks this year surpassed the 1931 peak by about 13 percent on July 31. The parks are praised as magnificent natural preserves offering rest and peace, drawing throngs of visitors seeking refreshment. The piece highlights nature’s beauty and the parks’ role in national policy and morale amid wartime shipbuilding capacity.
Washington debate centers on Henry Wallace's public stance on Russia and Britain, President Truman's approval of a prewritten speech, and whether Wallace should resign. A Wall Street era clash recalls Bryan's 1915 resignation, with Byrnes' policy in Paris at stake.
Routine business was transacted at the meeting of the Board of Aldermen. The City Register was authorized to purchase shovels and picks for use at the electric light plant. The superintendent of the Southern district was authorized to remove stepping stones at Market and Patrick streets. The board accepted an invitation from the Daughters of the American Revolution to attend a celebration on the anniversary of Washingtons farewell address. Miss Grace and Bessie Getzendanner laid out a fine croquet court on the green behind their West Patrick street home. An Italian with a hand organ attracted children in various sections of the city today. The recent rain did not increase the water supply in the reservoir to any great extent. people should conserve water until mountain streams strengthen. Superintendent Frank Tyergar warned. There was a goodly supply of vegetables with prices listed from peas to onion skins. Peaches ranged from 63 cents to 125 per bushel. grapes and cantaloupes were plentiful. Twenty Years Ago Local items from the Columns of the News September 1 1926 included a fine Jersey calf offered by the Holly Beach Jersey Farm at Annapolis for exhibit contest won by Ruth Kemp. A memorial wagon was unveiled to General Lafayette this afternoon. Escaping practically unharmed after his automobile rolled over five times was a food party attendant. accident occurred on the narrow road between Sabillusville and Thurmonk.
A quiz style dialogue reports figures and facts: 39 women elected to the Japanese Diet. XS-1 is an Army plane planned to reach 1,400 mph. international traffic fatalities crown Italy at 60.1 per 30 000 vehicles, with the U.S. at 184. Army Ordnance plants are converting 17 sites to fertilizer for famine nations. XHJD-17 is a Navy twin engine helicopter cruising 100 mph with 3 000 pounds cargo.
Hastings discusses inviting multiple married couples to a weekend at a cottage. The piece contrasts clear invitations like Jim and T inviting you and Bill with naming Browns and Smiths, showing guests want to know who else will join. It emphasizes transparency about fellow guests.
A service member identified as Chatiss Danigl Blumeniver of 145 DH Avenue has checked in with the local Draft Board One after receiving an honorable discharge from the armed forces. The notice confirms reentry into civilian status and marks completion of military service.
Permits issued by the city engineer cover several actions including a removal of a building at 24 Bart Street and a proposed new use at West College Terrace. One applicant noted a later permit for west side use only, with a separate permit needed before any building could be erected.
A collage of historical anniversaries lists figures such as Frederick William von Steuben, Franklin Buchanan, Mercy R. B. Jamson, Moses D. Hoge, and 782A veins of Tamar Mississippi Senator, with events ranging from Boston settling in 1630 to 1945 MacArthur occupation cuts. Also notes birthdays of public figures, and a horoscope advising social caution and moral elevation.
Dorothy Dix laments that people crave personal liberty yet deny it to others, noting how even loving families exert petty tyranny that fuels unhappiness and drives couples toward divorce. The piece argues happiness rests on freedom to be oneself without constant judgment or control.
NEA report by Peter Edson outlines a Washington investigation into Liberty ship profits. The Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee led by Schuyler Bland will summon 19 government yard operators with their books to justify profits, scrutinizing costs, incentives, and postwar renegotiations amid wide cost variations among yards.
A reflective piece on the desire for personal liberty within married life and family duties. The narrator contrasts adult restrictions with a child’s wish to move freely and imagines simple freedoms long denied, from late nights reading to choosing clothes, highlighting nagging and sacrifice in the domestic sphere.
A devotional urging inner contentment as the key to happiness. It argues happiness comes from choosing to endure unchangeable conditions and to apply effort to alter what can be changed, noting wealth does not guarantee joy. The piece cites self reliance and personal maturity as core factors.
The quote asserts that happiness is determined by individual choice, not by family, society, or government, emphasizing personal responsibility for joy. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
Time runs its own course and affects all. buyers and livers of hours decide paths and outcomes. The piece notes that time is impartial, rushing from dawn to dusk, shaping events for any use. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crum of Baltimore visit their son-in-law and daughter, Vernon Snurr at 27 West Fifth Street.
In New York a 44th Street saloon, the Sawdust Trail, blends Old West, Gay Nineties, and English pub decor. Benny Ritchie limits cover to two bits for protection while patrons linger over beers. The bar features varied atmosphere, live acts led by Julia Gerity, and casual, no-nonsense drinks.
Guide on usage and pronunciation focusing on misused phrases and vocab. Highlights include how to say part not portion in queries, proper stress of credence, and practice with words like pretension. Includes examples and a daily habit to expand vocabulary through single-word mastery.
A compact reflection links Genesis 49 4 with Shakespearean lines on constancy and fault. The text contrasts unstable thoughts and perfection, noting that inconstancy vanishes as faults emerge and a flawless state is elusive.
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