Frederick News 1946 notices and masthead details
Front page shows publication details for The News Frederick Maryland dated Saturday September 28 1946. Includes establishment year 1882 subscription rates and policy statements on corrections letters to the editor and postal status, credits to Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
Adi Communications
News News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Sra
Frederick
Med
For Sale A Battleship Becomes Floating Hotel
The Oklahoma battleship sunk at Pearl Harbor and later raised may be sold for scrap but proposed as a floating hotel to help ease housing shortages. Removing guns, the ship could provide beds and galley space for overnight guests, offering an alternative to breaking it up. Other vessels like the Normandy might follow this use if feasible.
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Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Ak Cmay
Life Insurance Gains In U S July Purchases Rise Strongly
Life insurance purchases in the United States in July were more than double the total of July 1941. The rise is seen as a sign of growing prosperity and a push toward saving and permanent investments. Proceeds help families in hard times and support education, home improvement, and securing the future for dependents.
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United States
Farewell to Meat and Wartime Chemistry Notes
A column ridicules wartime meat bans and OPA rules, predicting meat shortages while praising sauerkraut and cheese. It cites N A Lufaurrow and laments butcher restrictions. At an American Chemical Society meeting, about 730 papers were presented on wartime chemical developments.
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OPA
N. A. Lufaurrow
American Chemical Society
Ite
Wallace Speeches Complicate Truman Campaign Strategy
Washington dispatch reports President Truman faces a party rift over Democratic National Committee plans to slate former Secretary Wallace for campaign appearances. Wallace, campaigning in Michigan, could clash with White House policy on foreign affairs and risk alienating anti-Communist Democrats while stumping for partisan aims. The piece notes Michigan's Republican bent and Senator Taft and Vandenberg dynamics, suggesting the DNC avoid Wallace speeches to prevent presidential embarrassment.
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Washington
Truman
Wallace
Arthur Tani
Bates
Byrnes
United States
Michigan
Democratic National Committee
Bu Jace
Robert E. Hannegan
Tan
Democratic National
Putsno
Mr. Wallace
Vandenberg
United States Senate
Waft
Daign
Russia
Taft
Lexus
Byenes
Senate
Democratic Committee
Fifty Years Ago Local Items from the Columns 1908
A recap of 1908 local items includes the French actress Madan Rhea and her company performing Josephine Empress of the French at City Opera House. The Board of Charity and Correction issued contracts for supplies including flour, hemp, gloves, hats, drugs, groceries, hemp clothing, dry goods, wood, tobacco, dynamite, and beef for jail. A rifle discharge on West Patrick Street caused excitement with no injuries. President Apple led a college trip to the mountain top. The Belles Lettres Society debated whether Latin should be compulsory, with the negative prevailing after broad participation.
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Madan Rhea
City Opera House
Josephine
Board OF Charity and Correction
Derr
Peter
B. Rosenour and Sons
Shiner Bros
Joseph F. Eisenhawer Dry Goods
Renner and Hemp
Rosenstock Brothers
Wood
John W. Bussard
Wertheimer Bros
Dynamie Hagan Brothers
George Mehrling
Jonathan Biser
West Patrick Street
Court Street
Apple
Woman's College
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Property sale at Market and All Saints corners nets 50000
Twenty years ago notes state A Kidwiler sold the southwest corner property at Market and All Saints to Mr and Mrs Samuel Marvin for 50000. The site formerly housed the United States Hotel the Opera House, now reopening amid city officials. The fall state and county campaign opened in the Francis Scott Key hotel with Gov Ritchie and Millard E Ty dings addressing the gathering. Miss Mary Lease and Mr Robert James have joined Williamson's drug store staff.
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South Market
All- Saints Streets
A. Kidwiler
Samuel Marvin
United States
Opera House
Culier
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Ritchie
Millard FE. Tydings
Mary Lease
Robert James
Williamson's
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
Today's history spans 1833 to 1939 with births of Frances Willard Kate Wiggin and Franklin Mall among others plus events like the abolition of flogging of seamen in 1850 and the 1864 International Working Men's Association founding. Notable names include Walt Disney Avery Brundage and William Paley. Horoscope notes emphasize intellect and assertiveness with a tendency to forceful action.
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Franeces E. Willard
Woman's Christ In Temperance Union
Churchville
Wov
George W. Peck
Wisconsin
Peck
Bad Bay
Henderson
N.Y
ASIO
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Pronter Kindergartner
Philadelphia
Franklin P. Mall
Johns Hopkins
Belle Plaine
Iowa
Frederick MacMonnies
New York
London
International Workingmen's Association
Horace Mann School For the Deaf
Boston
Chicago
Walt Disney
Mickel Mouse
Hitler
Chamberlain
Daladier
Mussolini
Munich
Russia
Germany
Berlin
America
Neutrals Ag
Gion
Thomas Patran
Public Health Service
St. Leonard
S. S
Carnegie Institute
Marshall Field
New York-Cat
Sern
Avery Brundage
United $ Sic
Gaudens
Elmer Rice
Aywright
Wiliam S. Paley
Lori Cirago
Carbonist
Por
New Haven
Conn
Great Frederick Fair prompts weekend crowd tease
Saturday Chat ty LHZ Girl About Town touts the Great Frederick Fair with a record horse turnout and extensive improvements. It promotes the horse and pony show next Saturday, nightly plays, dances, and private parties while noting registration drives, political speeches, and local civic efforts amid a busy autumn scene in Frederick.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Carroll County
Opera House
Marriage Licenses Issued in Rockville Area
Marri age licenses issued at Rockville to Carl W. Miller and Haines Gue Pia and io P. Philips, 31, Monravia. and William B. Merton, 29, Rockville, and Wis BE Burion, 18, Derweait. Guard against danger of hurt by loss of temper as urge to roam.
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Rockville
Carl W. Miller
Haines Gue
Pia
Io P. Philips
Monravia
William B. Mertin
Rockille
Wis
New M Day Plan By Peter Edson NEA Washington Correspondent
Rich ard R. Deupree chairs the Army Navy Munitions Board which seeks a comprehensive industrial mobilization plan. The plan aims to stockpile critical materials and keep war plants ready, with Congress approving a multi billion dollar five year program. The board will decide which plants stay on standby as Donald Nelson reviews the findings for the President.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Joe Louis
Thema
Richard R. Deupree
Army-Navy Munitions Board
United States
ANMB
Truman
U. S
Bernard Baruch
Roosevelt
Army- Navy Munitions Board
War Production Board
Armed Services
Mr. Deupree
Deupree
Congress
Army and Navy
War Assets Administration
Donald M. Nelson
WPB
Wnelson
Army-Navy
Munitions Board
Nelson
Procter and Gamble
Cincinnati
Kenneth .C. Royal
W. John Kenney
S. P. Spalding
R. W. Paine
Popularity and showbiz fortunes in wartime radio era
Side glances on sociability warn against debt of friendship and deadbeat behavior. Humorous stories ease troubles. stars’ salaries and club gigs rise, from Berle to Lewis, Carradine, and Enken. The column notes comedy acts, fame, and a joke about a barber strike.
Night sergeant praised by tourist in Frederick note
An unnamed Frederick night sergeant earns commendation from traveler I. Koppel who, after a breakdown, received the finest accommodations at the Francis Scott Key hotel. The Sept. 19 letter lauds the sergeant as a credit to Frederick and a model for nearby townships.
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Chamber of Commerce
I. Koppel
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mienike
Frederick
Dorothy Dix on popularity and making friends
Dorothy Dix muses on the universal desire for popularity and offers the Golden Rule as the key to forming friendships. The piece urges Kindness and giving hospitality to others, noting that warmth attracts and builds reciprocal regard.
Pleasing personality and manners boost social invitations
The text advises that friendliness, charm, dress, and tact are essential for social acceptance. It warns that walling oneself with standoffishness repels friends and notes that hosts prefer well-dressed, well-mannered guests who avoid rudeness and public disputes.
Rosalind Russell Stars in Sister Kenny on Broadway
On Broadway Rosy Russell appears in Sister Kenny signaling the culmination of years of interest in the polio treatment. The J Arthur Rank organization advances swiftly with nine foreign location pictures and forty in production on the home lot. Rumor says Bill Miller may reopen Embassy Club once at Riobamba as Sinatra’s discovery site. Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin, both earning small salaries, team up in night clubs.
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Jack O'Brian
New York
Rosalind Russell
Kenny
J. Arthur Rank
Scotland
South Africa
Bill Miller
Embassy Club
Riobamba
Frank Sinatra
Bobby Soxers
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
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