The News 1946 First Page News Briefs
Frederick Maryland newspaper page from September 30 1946 notes subscription rates and mail orders includes standard notices from The News and the Associated Press. It lists pricing: single copy 3 cents advance 50 cents month 125 quarter year 5.00 and mentions building address for correspondence.
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Seca
Great Southern Ptg & Mra Co
Frederick
Court St. Bure
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Eal
Associated Press
Rival to the Atom Warns of New Poison as Deadly as Bombs
The United States Chemical Warfare Service reveals a new poison with incredible lethality. A seven millionth of a gram can kill a man and an ounce could wipe out Canada and the United States if dispersed in food or water. It could be produced secretly at low cost, threatening global security despite atomic age defenses. Preparedness for defense remains vital.
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United States Chemical Warfare Service
Canada
United States
State
War Department
Berlin
Vienna
Tokyo
Seoul
Washington
Moscow
Paris
United Nations
Lake Surcress
Novy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Liameth
Strong Medicine for National Boom Slump in Postwar Era
Edward P Arres argues the United States faces a mixed economy with a current commerce boom but weak industrial growth. He cites suit manufacturing shortages due to worker shortages and strikes, construction disruption, and rising prices. He warns prosperity based on scarcity risks depression and urges renewed enthusiasm for work.
Cider Season and Local Presses in New England Farms
The piece notes cider season as a family farming ritual in New England. Farmers kept presses and many stored large cider volumes, Bryant recalling some farmers aging up to 102 barrels in the cellar. It reflects widespread daily hard cider consumption in early farming life.
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New England
William Cullen Bryant
Jean Adams
Decline of Local Cider Mills Cited by Byrant
In a reminiscence from childhood, Byrant notes cider presses once powered by horses and numerous mills have faded. He cites modern agriculture, pests, and economic shifts since the 1820s as factors reducing orchard output and cider production, lamenting the loss of simple harvest pleasures.
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Byrant
Larne
Loire
Strength For Today By Earth Douglass
A Babson Newspaper Syd piece reflects on Chesterton praising Ruskin as a profound English genius. It notes Ruskin's charitable giving, Christian conviction, and steadfast courage to speak truth, quoting his views on the Bible and faith as guiding daily life.
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Douglass
Chesterton
Ruskin
England
Mainy
Lana Christian
Phene
Babson Newspaper
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News
Fifty years ago on September 30 1896 Frederick suffered a devastating gale with rain for about an hour and a half. Lights failed debris blocked roads and trees damaged buildings while Court Park and telegraph lines bore the brunt. Local residents described the scene as a cyclone like event.
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the News
Frederick
Lnight's
Court Park
Union
Field Day Parade Draws Large Crowds with Laddie Porters
About 1,200 people filled the downstairs area and nearly 140 upstairs at the City Opera House for a Market Street parade led by Gene Stratton Porter as the feature attraction. The event honored Past Grand Commander Al Teay NeCare and included a Third Division unit from Mary. Knights attended the field day with a display of expense statements for sawed timbers.
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Parmens
Mary
Gein Pied
AL Telay NeCaredel
Market Street
Gene Stratton
City Opera House
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A jumble of names and dates from 16th to 20th centuries notes anniversaries and births. It mentions Joan Forney Thomas Cox and others, with scattered references to wars, treaties, and scientific milestones, plus a look at today's zodiac and potential personality traits.
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Joan W. Forney
Philadelp
Ther
Launcestr
Tery
Thomas Jordas
New York
Zanesville
Ohto
Myra Arthrop
Yale Praefost
Univ. of
Minngott
Ridgetiela
West Pay Es Pa
Chirag
Dent Dorothy Dix on Love Age and Inexperience
Dorothy Dix discusses whether a 17 year old can know true love and cites opinions that age or prior marriage experience does not guarantee clarity. She notes many marriages end in divorce and questions how to distinguish real love from passing infatuation.
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Dent Dorothy Dix
Jess
Washington Notes on Wallace Na m’ s Chamber NA M and Lobbying
Washington Notebook discusses Henry Wallace not meeting with key business leaders, NAM and Chamber of Commerce heads, and notes limited contact with industrial groups. It covers lobbying registration gaps, Taft on Nuremberg trials, Montgomery’s London slang mix, and minimal Hobbs act complaints with DOJ investigations few.
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Peter Edson
INDA
Washington
Henry Wallace
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
WI X. Jackson
National Association of Manufacturers
Robert R. Wason
Secretary of Commerce
NAM
Ira Mosher
Wallace
Jackson
Eric] Johnston
DILEMMA ON ECONOMY AND COURTESY IN POSTWAR LIFE
A rustic column laments dwindling buying power and rising costs, noting that a dollar buys less food and gas than in the past, with farmers and producers blamed by all. A reader asks how couples should share expenses, and a reply urges generous Dutch treat for returning soldiers, emphasizing manners and consideration.
Doctor Says Spina Bifida Guidance For Parents And Surgery Timing
Doctor advises frank talk with a surgeon before taking an infant with spina bifida home. Discuss advisability and timing of surgery, as outcomes vary by age and defect extent, with emphasis on preventing infection and ulcers.
VA GI Bill Certificate Delays Reported by Ex-Service Man
Thomas M. N. recounts the VA delay saga as his Florida file moved to Washington and back. He sought a certificate of eligibility to cover future education but faced transfers, 90 day limits, affidavits, and no acknowledgment after sending his documents to Florida.
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Washington
Tom N
Tom
Florida
Oe Nealsen
Thomas M. Niai
Name change in divorce court confusion over naming
A divorcee asks which surname to adopt after divorce. She weighs using her maiden name Susan Smith or combining names as Smith Jones. The guidance notes the correct approach favors the former option in typical practice.
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John Jones
Susan Smith
Susan Jones
Smith Jones
Roseland Ballroom's floor men keep peace amid new era
At Roseland on Broadway a staff of 16 bouncers maintains order among 12 hostesses as patrons dance. Led by Tommy Coppinger the ex-boxers and wrestlers deter trouble with calm talk and physique. Big Ben Moroz, seven feet tall, can quell fights with a word and presence.
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Broadway
Jack O'Brian
New York
Roseland Ballroom
Feradae
Tommy Coppinger
Roseland
Tommy
Charley Massera
Paul Walker
Jack DeMare
Knute Hansen
Charley
Trader” Horn
Jorge Brescia
Eddie Kid Whalen
Mike O'Dowd
Big Ben Moroz
Madison Squire Garden
Cum Olson
Joe Parelli
Chuck Ross
John Melan
Big Ben
Straits and national anthem questions from early news
Questions cover The Straits as Dardanelles and Bosphorus waterways, summer solstice to autumnal equinox timing, Star Spangled Banner becoming national anthem on March 3, 1931, Election Day on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, and the American Unknown Soldier ceremony on Armistice Day 1921.
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Europe
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Sea of Marmora
Aegean
Black Seas
Art of Congress
U. 52
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Bible Thoughts and Shakespearean Quotes Displayed
A compact collection presents a Proverb about deceit and wickedness visible to all, followed by a Shakespearean line on time revealing hidden plots. The item evokes moral and literary themes from biblical and early modern sources.
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Bureau of Agriculltural Economics
Dept. of Agriculture
Howard Co
Charles L. Lawrence
Lenox
Mass
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Kalamazoo
Mich
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Springfield
John Henry MacCracken
Rochester
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Washington News Notebook
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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West Point
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