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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
3
The article argues caves nationwide could shelter populations if an atom bomb attack occurs. It notes Hiroshima data showing concrete would require thick shielding, outlines sheltering logistics, and envisions caves as natural refuges used at scale during a future crisis.
The article notes birds preparing to migrate south as summer birds depart this latitude. Flocks gather in lines and form, seemingly guided by a lead, to ready for the journey. Some return to the same neighborhoods in spring, showing remarkable navigation and distance travel across continents.
The note discusses Garrulity and related mispronunciations. It warns that repeated use of a word hardens fluency and urges daily vocabulary practice to improve diction.
Washington forecasts a postwar readjustment in 1947 driven by inflation concerns and unemployment. The piece urges lowering prices through productivity gains, not wage hikes, to restore purchasing power and stabilize industry amid housing and veteran needs.
Fragmentary history note recalling Samuel Adams, Samuel F. Du Pont, and Alfred T. Mahan with brief mentions of birthplaces and death dates. The text references their contributions to Revolution and naval power, but details are incomplete and inconsistently presented.
Fifty years ago on September 27 1896 Frederick items recount local rides by Rudolph Crouse Willard Markey and Harry Brish to Oxford and back. Democrats planned to hear William Jennings Bryan in Martinsburg and a fatal cake walk near Buckeystown. A seventy man force began work to build a railroad extension to Frederick Fair grounds the Frederick City Superior Firetrip line. The Central Bryan and Sewall Club of Frederick formed with James H Gambrill president and officers listed.
Twenty years ago a column notes the circuit court upheld a decision about G K Mor e men and a city paving program from two years prior. It mentions a flood affects bridges over eastern creeks requiring repair and notes a two story brick dwelling on East Fifth Street at Moub im Octeper 1. Buck Ramsey benefits a testimonial drive across the Blue Ridge League. Humsey, age 32, is hospitalized in Baltimore. the superintendent’s fund is $1,000.
A collage of biographical notes on varying figures from Syracuse to Boston including Noyes Westcott and Charles Jay Connick, plus decades of historical dates from 1785 to 1949 and a horoscope. The item compiles birth, death, and career highlights, with scattered place references and crowding dates.
Washington reports a health and insurance column explains six NSLI permanent policy options. Ordinary Life and 0 pay Life are traditional choices, while four new policies including 20 year endowment 60 age endowment and 85 endowment are examined for costs and payout structures. The author warns endowments can leave beneficiaries unprotected if misused and urges careful consideration of premiums and liquidity.
The Bible is not only a religious text but a practical book with advice on law making and international relations. It offers enduring guidance applicable to a generation seeking efficient governance and better human order.
Washington report outlines Dr William M Leiserson’s plan for three new Labor Department bodies to steer disputes. A Federal Mediation Board would promote negotiation and conciliation and an Arbitration Division would push voluntary arbitration with written agreements. A Board of Adjustment would handle contract grievances and a possible Emergency Fact Finding Board could be invoked if needed.
Dorothy Dix weighs two cases of troubled marriages and a daughter's engagement to an unemployed man. The column discusses forgiveness versus divorce in the first tale, and a worried mother seeks guidance to delay marriage until the suitor stabilizes.
A reader asks whether to stay with a husband who is older by several years. An expert replies that age differences rarely matter after adulthood, especially for a 30 year old. The column also notes New Zealand’s geography and area of 103,415 square miles.
Mary Martin, once a Weatherford Texas girl, leapt from small town ambitions to Broadway glory after singing four numbers for Lawrence Schwab and meeting Cole Porter. Her career then blossomed from a hit in Leave It To Me to One Touch of Venus and a forthcoming Noel Coward operetta in London.
A fragmentary Q A page notes federal payroll cuts reducing personnel by November 1 bringing total to 2 359 708 a drop from the World War II peak. It also lists ancient Venus names Lucifer and Hesperus and references US air activity and shrimp production data.
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