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Newspaper
Cambridge Tribune
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1942
Page
4
A newspaper article discusses revisions to the gasoline rationing plan. It notes boards will face stricter oversight, every driver gets an A book, and extra supply requests must be written with proof. Stations must use coupons, preventing free distribution and curbing favoritism.
Fathers are urged to engage in infant care and lead by example to shape a child’s character. A father’s honesty and fearless journey into the adult world can illuminate values for both sons and daughters, influencing daughters’ views on men and marriage.
A New York Stock Exchange president kept a stone Aztec calendar as a desk relic to calm troubles, claiming time’s eternity relieves strain. Admiral Peary, after being ice beaten near the North Pole, was carried to a rough bed at Fort Crescent and later slept there, facing uncertainty about his ability to walk again.
A column offers concise personal mottos from Cecil Rhodes Theodore Roosevelt Elbert Gary Wilbur Wright Joseph Day and Robert Ingersoll. Each quote reflects strategies for persuasion organization and resilience. The piece suggests placing the column on a desk for guidance when faced with difficulty.
Reports indicate lawmakers are inundated with messages from retailers nationwide as they seek fast action on flood relief and debris removal. The surge tests congressional staff capacity and political resolve amid ongoing recovery efforts.
The piece warns that reopening hearings are needed to address a price freeze that could devastate thousands of small stores. It argues wholesale to retail price lags will force many merchants to sell at a loss or abandon inventory, risking extinction of small businesses while larger chains endure longer.
For the week ending June 16 Dorchester County reports one pneumonia case in Cambridge. Deputy State Health Officer Nanvy notes etiquette advice: a courtesy visit should last ten minutes unless the caller is asked to stay longer.
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