News in Frederick A 1846 Chronicle
The Frederick newspaper The News published on September 26 1846 issued daily except Sundays. It advertised subscription rates and office contact details. The paper pledged correction of errors upon notice and required real names for opinions. It noted Associated Press content and circulation auditing.
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Asl Communications
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Braden outlines shift from gifts to Latin American self help
Spruille Braden, assistant secretary of state for Latin American affairs, says the United States will end its gift policy and focus on private investment and self help in Beatin American nations. He notes past spending of about 6 billion dollars in public works and missions to win goodwill, but argues for a more self reliant approach.
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Spruille Braden
Germany
United States
Braden
State Department
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Freshmen Now Keen To Learn And Serve The World
Collegiate freshmen are no longer the naive figures of old days. They have benefited from preparatory schooling and student life, gaining social polish and learning drive. The era of verdant youth is fading as freshmen seek to continue education and render service.
Silence After A Colorado Hailstorm
A small Colorado plains town endures a vicious hailstorm that kills birds and insects, shatters roofs and trees, and leaves an eerie quiet. Residents note the unsettling absence of sound, as the once lively season yields to a grave hush and the human voice echoes in emptiness.
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Colorado Plains
Ocean Frontiers and the Growing Fishing Industry
Roger W Babson argues the sea offers expanding employment and investment potential as oceans enrich with minerals and fish. He notes modern processing keeps fish and seafood fresh nationwide, outlines long term opportunities, and casts the ocean as America’s new frontier for food security and industry growth.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Ocean
Plymouth
New England
Virginia
Tarans Bey
Central West
United States
Morace Greely
America
Financial Bureau
Local notes from the Columns of the News September 26 1896
A can of ice cream was delivered by S M Gilbert at W L Shafer's Thurmont home for a surprise party for Rev Chas D Shaffer heading to Kansas. Hammond Urner and Capt John B McDonald discussed campaign plans. Harlan Keller suffered a shock on an unfenced trolley wire near Middletown. observers note water damage exceeding fire loss at the Etchison Building fire. Brunswick freight yard traffic delays mainline passenger trains due to packed sidings and loaded cars.
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S. M. Gilbert
W. L. Shafer
Thurmont
Chas D. Shaffer
Kansas
Republican County Central Committee
Hammond Urner
Court House
John B. McDonald
Congress
Harlan Keller
Middletown
H. L. Boutzam
Etchison
South Market Street
Brunswick
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From Frederick News
A cold wave dropped Frederick temperatures from 22 to 46 within about 18 hours. no frost. The New Republican County central committee organized at M C A, with E Austin Jamies elected. George R Dennis Jr, retiring chair, presided. A new bridge in Brewer alley completed and in use, with several other bridges under construction to finish soon. Russell H McCain returned from a business trip to Philadelphia.
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Frederick
Republican County Central Committee
M.C. A
E. Austin Jamies
Elec Enallman
George R. Dennis, Jr
Brewer's Alley
Russell H. McCain
Philadelphia
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
A mixed list of anniversaries and birthdays notes Francis Pastorius and Gershwin among others, with events from 1811 to 1945 including steamboat beginnings, the FTC establishment, and WWII era air raids. Also lists birth anniversaries for Clark, Wiley, Abbott, Connor, Heimann and King Christian X, plus a brief horoscope advising broadening thoughts.
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Europe
Germantown
Germany
Tar Reseee Tewaceau
Philadelphia
William H. Milburn
Congress
Diag
Arthur B. Davies
Utica
N.Y
George Gershwin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nicholas Roosevelt
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Anti-Masonic Party
Baltimore
Lincoln
George Dewey
Spain
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Wichita
Roosevelt
Hitler
Stalingrad
U. 5
Burma
Rheims
France
U. S
Manchuria
Wanking
China
Hirohito
MacArthur
Tokyo
John Davidson Clark
University of Nebraska
Fort Collins
Colo
John C. Wiley
Colombia
Edith Abbott
University of Chicago
School of Social Service
Grand Island
Nebr
Robert D. W. Connor
the Unniversity of
North Carolina
U.S
N.C
Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Avision
King Christian X
Denmark
Doctor Warns On Rectal Cancer Early Signs And Action
A medical overview stresses rectal cancer often mimics hemorrhoids with bleeding. It urges prompt physician reports for diagnosis, notes early stages lack pain, outlines surgical treatment and possible colostomy, and emphasizes cure chances when caught early.
Questions and Answers From a Wartime Bulletin
A wartime Q and A brief surveys deaths by home and traffic accidents in 1945, Hiroshima blast pressure estimates, the origin of slang goon, housing progress toward a 1946 goal, Japan reparations share, and highway post fees added to mail delivery.
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U. S
Stalin pacific statements amid Russia U S tension
Washington analyzes the impact of Stalin's pacific pronouncements on Russia United States relations. Friction centers on Germany Austria Poland and Trieste with focus on atomic bomb discourse and Potsdam compliance. Officials expect Paris progress to reveal true value of Stalin utterance. Reproduction Rights Reserved.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Manchuria
Far East
Austria
Balkans
Poland
Trieste
Germany
Stalin
London
Hitler
Britain
Japan
Wallace
Eden
América
Byrnes
Moscow
Paris
Dorothey Dix on Engagements Turning to Practical Talks
The columnist urges engaged couples to discuss finances, housekeeping, family roles, and future realities rather than endless romance. She imagines Romeo and Juliet debating penny-pinching, household duties, and the realities of marriage to prevent later divorces and disappointments.
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Dorothy Dix
Romeo
Juliet
Julie
Imarry
If Romeo Asked Juliet Before Marriage
A humorous reflection on asking practical questions before marriage. The piece imagines Juliet replying with domestic queries on cooking, coffee, bread, and stomach comfort to avoid later regrets. It juxtaposes romance with pragmatic concerns. The Bell Syndicate, Inc. notes crop value data from 1945 government irrigation projects.
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Juliet
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Lucrezia Borgia
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Rise and Fall of the International Casino on Broadway
New York journalist recalls the International Casino on Broadway built by investors who led a lavish but ill fated venture. The club featured a grand stage escalators and a large cast but suffered from design flaws delayed dressing rooms and malfunctioning amenities before closing and auctioning equipment to a sober buyer.
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New York
Broadway
Travel planning note urges definite arrival time by car
The guidance advises clearly stating expected arrival day for a visit with relatives in another city. It warns against guessing arrival hour and suggests sending a wire if delays occur to update timing.
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