The News publication details and policy notes
The News Frederick Md 1863 1936 issue notes subscription rates and offices. It states corrections will be made on notice to the editor and that communications express opinions with real names. It is published by Southern Stg & Mpg Co with AP and Audit Bureau notices.
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STG & Mpg CO
Ravence
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulat Ber
Associated Press
Frederick
Toeeway
Americans on the move mask mass migration within the United States
Census Bureau notes a vast internal shift with one fifth of the population relocating in three years. From South to North and North to West, both military personnel and civilians moved to follow jobs and wartime opportunities.
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Europe
Census Bureau
United States
J. C. Capt
America
Bureau
Campaigning in the Past and Fall Mornings
A reminiscence of historic campaign methods as torchlight processions and marching battalions return to mind. The piece recalls brass bands, fireworks, chandeliers of cheering crowds, and neighbors lighting homes for parties. It notes greater political engagement and voter turnout in earlier eras. A fall scene follows with a cowboy at the door surveying the countryside before chores.
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
A reflective piece contrasts modern overquestioning with Rufus Jones philosophy, urging grounded response to a living world. It links objective research with faith, noting the prime fact of God and the need to include spiritual questions alongside science. Vivid rural imagery closes the scene with autumn hints and farm life details.
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Rufus M. Jones
Eyernes
Heaven
Earth
Rufus Jones
God
Heavenly Kingdom
Babson Newspaper
Suet
Reece Promises GOP to Remove Government From Hair
Republican National Committee Chairman Carroll Reece argues after the November elections the government will be taken out of the people's hair. He cites war controls and inflation as issues, warns of a potential Republican sweep, and links deficit spending to confusion and the threat of communism.
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Reece
Gop
Robert E. Hangnegan
Washington
Neaj
Republican National Committee
Carroll Reeve
Tennessee
Republican Party
Vice - Republicat
Democratic Party
Joe Stalin
Wallace
Mead Committee
Fatty
Fifty Years Ago Loreal Items From Columns Of The News
Miss Agnes Slack of Ripley near Derby England advised in a meeting that the temperance cause is stronger in England. German Baptists in Maryland chose Frederick to host their next annual meeting in May 1997. Frederick-Middletown Electric Railroad expected to reach the fair grounds by fair time. Registration in Frederick reached 1,983 over three days with two more in October. Old Visitation convent students from around the globe gathered for its fiftieth anniversary, gifting a gold sanctuary lamp and a $250 purse from former pupils.
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Agnes E. Slack
Ripley
Derby
England
W. C
Maryland
Manchester
Frederick-Middletown
Frederick
Convent of the Visitation
Katharine Eisenhater
Philadelphia
Congress
Supreme Court
Monterey
Mexico
Denver
Colorado
St. Charles
Wall Street
Jay Gould
Father Coughlin
Poland
U. S
Salerno Bay
Italy
Germany
Stolberg
MacArthur
Dorothy Dix
Arabella
Severe rain and floods hit Frederick county area
Twenty years ago columns report the worst rainstorm of the year sweeping most of Frederick county from Lewistown to Point of Rocks. Floods swept away fences gates and fodder while highways filled with water and several places were struck by lightning. Frederick residents in Hollywood are reported safe after a hurricane telegram arrival. Gene Tunney defeated Jack Dempsey in a heavyweight title bout. Frederick residents Frank Haller E P Urner James Lewis H Knock Francis Pewet and Henry Nuze are named among local figures. Mr Benjamin Shupf and Mr Twenty Engelbrecht left for an extended tour through Canada.
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Frederick County
Lewistown
Point of Rocks
Middletown Valley
Ces
Frederick
Gene Tunney
Fighting
Marine
Jack Dempsey
Frederick Persons
Frank H. ‘el Haller
E. P. Cis Ti. Urner
Stin James
Lewis IL Knock
Francis Pewet
Henry Nuze
Benjamin Shupf
Mwenty
AL Engelbrecht
Canada
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays including Jeann Marsnall founder of constitutional law, Henry A. Barnum Civil War figure, Marcus Hanna and others. Also notes key dates from 1744 to 1945, plus brief horoscope and biographical sketches.
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Jeann Marsnall
Supreme Court
Farquier
Henry A. Barnum
New York
Jamesville
N.Y
William QC. Stoddard
Lincoln
Homer
Marcus A. Hanna
Cleveland
U. S
New Lisbon
Ohio
IGSU
E. Levis Filckefeld
Essay on Beauty and Inner Worth by Lufburrow
The piece argues beauty is common yet shallow compared with inner character. It cautions that outward grooming may mislead about mental disposition, insisting good character matters more than cosmetic perfection.
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Luf
Lufburrow
Questions and Answers From a Historical Q A Notebook
The text presents a mixed Q A list covering topics from Hiroshima radiation fatalities to shrimp growth, the Chavantes tribe of Brazil, five nations celebrating Independence Day on Sept 15, and a 1945 accidental death rate ranking with traffic leading causes.
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Guatemala
Honduras
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Spain
Truman Struggled With Temptation and Chose Duty
President Truman faced a political test last week and chose to uphold his duty by resisting pressure from left wing allies. The decision risks party division but earns praise for prioritizing world peace and national unity over personal political advantage. Dorothy Dix notes highlight women’s education and social expectations in a separate column.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Truman
Aoman
Mr. Truman
Roosevelt
Sy. Truman
Democratic
Pelitant Ileal
Cio-Pac
Henry Wallace
Ho Odg
Wallace
Nolier
Byrnes
Russia
Germany
Pepper
Harry Truman
Née
Epilepsy and care guidance from a doctor’s view
A physician explains two epilepsy types and stresses acceptance by family and colleagues. He notes most patients are normal or above average intelligence, discusses treatment options including medications such as dilantin and bromides, and mentions surgery only for pressure or injury. He urges patient education, consistent care, and gradual freedom for children during negative phases.
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Columbia University
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Louisiana
Terrebonne Parish
James Lewis Morrill
University of Minnesota
Marion
Hammond E
Ham") Fisher
Joe Palooka
Wilkes-Barre
Samuel Clay Williams
Reynolds Tobacco
Mooresville
N. C
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Edwin McArthur
Brazil
Mato Grosso
Case Hill
A. F. Whitney
Florida
Bell Syndicate
UPR
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William A. O'Brien, M.D
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