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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1948
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues the surge in divorces stems from child marriages occurring locally. She notes many marriages fail as youths lack maturity, support, and shared goals. The piece contends stability and happiness more likely when partners meet in their thirties and early twenties after self discovery.
A fragmented World War II era reflection questions whether U S policy toward Russia risks repeating crises. The piece argues Americans show lethargy toward major events, despite a history of alerts, and notes current leaders face a pivotal moment in European affairs.
The article outlines Dewey’s stance on starting with Truman’s budget, predicting a $45.0 billion total with higher military spending, European aid, and farm price supports. It notes Dewey’s commitment to defense and European aid, farm price guarantees, and GOP tax pledge limits while warning on rising government costs.
The Grand Chief Thelma Culler of the Pythian Sisters Frederick thanks The News for coverage in both papers and expresses appreciation for those who helped. Sept 21. A separate note mentions sound used to lull sleep and tests its potential as an anesthetic by directing a stream of sound waves at the operation site causing temporary loss of sensation.
Remodeling of the Carlin House began by contractor J Wesley Baltzell with a crew. Private Morgan of Company A First Maryland Regiment died of aphoid fever at Camp Meade in Middletown Pennsylvania, leaving a widow and one child. Berry prices: Cape Cod cranberries at 12 cents a quart, early season yet good.
A clipped reminiscence notes events from September 25, 1928 including a red sweeper in operation, a crowd at Frederick's second Fashion and Business Show, and a horse incident. Emory Earl Remsberg, son of Earl Remsberg near Buckeystown, broke his leg while riding a wagon with a hose.
Frederick Aerie 1067 F O E held a large gathering Wednesday night with 17 candidates inducted into the order. Robert Hartman degree team led the degree work. A buffet luncheon followed at the Eadles Home. Plans advance to build a new home on East Patrick Street costing about 125 000. Wreaths will continue to be placed on graves of Frederick residents, regardless of race or creed, until all return.
Colts meet Dodgers in Baltimore Stadium for an Eastern division tilt in Baltimore tomorrow. The game features two teams fighting for better season form after a rough stretch. Local notes indicate lineup changes and coaching moves as the clubs prepare for the aggressive National League encounter.
The fragment cites N A Lufburrow railing against unclear items and “undertaking” jokes. It accuses others of nonsense and fakery, naming no events, dates, or persons beyond the author’s signature initials. It reads as a satirical or critical note on column naming and content.
Washington Daybook reports on postwar reparations, German recovery, and cabinet views. It notes interagency talks led by Truman and Marshall, ECA figures Paul Naft and Howard Bruce advising dismantling plant preservation, and critics like Bridges urging a halt. Mentions Krug Collison Kreiderich and Herter group. recalls Truman campaign era in 1934.
Fragments hint at religious musings with references to blessings and instruments. The text appears incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Buxton Mr and Arthur C Baxton. 169 Wes Fourth then Rath net Mrs. VSR. F Kennedy. Pei mang will take place 3.
Washington reports Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder, a Truman appointee, stresses a sound national foundation and continued prosperity ahead. He cites rising demand for autos, farm freight cars, steel capacity, and electrical gear, noting debt improvements since the last war and overall monetary strength amid inflationary risks.
Know America Today in History notes Alfred Vail, Jenney, Bailey, Chamberlin, Vinnie Ream Hoxie, Thomas Morgan and others born in Morris Town, Fairhaven, Y, Madison and Lexington. It cites Columbus second voyage, Boston's first newspaper, and amendments. Birthdays include Landis, Ralph J, Chart Armstrong, J McCormick, Beth Pints. Horoscope hints at high intellect today.
The 11th annual Summers reunion took place at Rocky Springs church grounds on September 12 led by president Charles H. Summers. The event featured group singing, prayers, recitations, and musical solos by Linda Ruth Loch and Ronald Garling. Prizes were awarded for longest distance, youngest attendees, and most recently married couple. A supper followed with many attendees listed including the Summers family and local residents.
A Mt Airy social roundup notes numerous attendees at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Adrean Norris and others, with names from Damascus Woodfield and surrounding towns. The column also covers gatherings, travel news, college entries, military notes, and local events including a hospital award and elevator button tech.
Berlin dispatch reports the Allied air lift to Berlin continued despite Soviet anti aircraft fire. Four power officials said operations remained calm with HF1 aircraft back on standard routes after brief diversions through shuttle corridors. No untoward incidents were noted as crews adjusted course.
Night temperatures fell near the frost line in Frederick with a low of 41 degrees. Forecasters expect a few degrees cooler tonight with no frost and a mild early Fall weekend ahead. Temperatures should edge up a bit over the Sabbath and rise further Monday.
Essay warns that barbarism lurks behind civilization and that Nazism and Fascism revived barbaric traits with scientific power. It cautions about latent barbarism in every country and warns readers to beware as civilization’s thin crust can break under pressure.
A covered dish supper was held at Adamstown elementary school on September 23 to raise funds for school improvements. Attendees included Mrs. Wilbur Myers, Mrs. Harry Themes, Mrs. Eva Carlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ann a mies, Patrick Sanbower, Ray Sanbower, Cecelia Sanbow, Roland Carer, John Heiner, Mrs. George Stup, and many others. Market prices listed: Wheat 2.10 per bu, Barley 1.30 per bu, Corn 9.25 per bbl.
Lois Gloria Murray became Mrs James Colmer Werking in a three o'clock wedding at Evangelical Lutheran Church Woodsboro with Rev Raymond Myers officiating. The ceremony featured palm decor and white chrysanthemums. The bridal party wore blue and rose gowns, and the couple planned a reception at Catoctin Country Club before a northern state motor trip. Mrs Werking wore royal blue for the traveling outfit. The bride, a Frederick High School graduate, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall H Murray of South Street.
Scott Hey Hotel will host the Junior Civic Club fall and winter activities with guest speaker Mr Auliffe. Mir McAuliffe, manager of the Francis Scott Key Hotel, will discuss public relations in hotel work and past work with International News Service. Miss Helen Schwartz, club president, will preside with Miss Kefauver as evening chair. Regular meeting to follow the address.
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