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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1942
Page
4
The piece urges members to use a partial adjournment to mend fences and gauge public opinion on key issues. It advocates consulting workingmen and the public on union finances, war profits, subsidies to farmers, nonwar expenditures, and tax reform, promising to apply this knowledge upon reconvening in Washington.
The document outlines Japan's remaining military targets and bases including Yokohama Kure Sasebo and Nagasaki with numerous drydocks slips and shipyards. It notes American submarine activity Tokyo Bay and predicted counterattacks by sea and air. It contrasts Japanese Pacific holdings with U S naval reach across the Pacific in early war days.
Washington reports portray Thurman Arnold returning as a central Roosevelt aide in enforcing anti trust laws amid wartime policy. He wields broad reach to block monopolistic labor and cartel practices, while officials debate limits and caution against political overreach.
The piece argues that peace hinges on victory in war and that future peace depends on building sufficient power now. It stresses that without triumph, plans for peace will falter and fail. The author urges readiness and strength as prerequisites for durable peace.
Mr George W Mulhorn resigns as electrician at the city electric light plant. James E Poole named sexton of Walkersville WU. Frank Tyeryar engaged with J F Eisenhauer for overhauling his fate. QO Willis New Market sells property and livestock and plans to quit farming. Willis move to George Schell’s home. Runkles to farm the place. Estey Philharmonic Orchestra to give its second annual concert April 19 at City Opera House. expected to be a major musical event.
Twenty years ago the Frederick’s Tourist Park was to be ready by April 15 with groundwork and tree planting underway under the supervision of W. F. Chids, a State Roads Commission engineer. Republicans opened the municipal campaign at a Court House meeting praising Mayor Gilmer Schley’s administration. Little Miss Anne Powell Potts, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Potts, was recovering from illness in Washington. Local saloons had been repurposed into soft drink parlors, a bakery, and an implement shop.
New Jersey blacksmith Dan DuBue owns Pat a goat that hauls the crippled Porgy on Broadway in Porgy and Bess. Pat earns about 40 dollars weekly, has a backstage room, and appears in shows while also featuring in radio ads and a Go-Getters program.
A Colombo raid shows British air and sea reinforcements reaching India and the Bay of Bengal. Japanese losses near 70 percent at Colombo suggest carriers may be crippled while land bases and British bombers threaten remaining ships as the Indian Ocean battle shapes the opening phase of the Bay of Bengal campaign.
A short meditation on money as a blessing or a curse. The author cites scripture about riches and describes an elderly woman with wealth who remains unhappy due to lack of purpose and generosity. He argues wealth can inspire culture and service if used for good.
Washington column exposes Basic Magnesium, Inc. of Cleveland seeking a $63 million plant near Las Vegas Nevada under Defense Plant Corporation funding. The Senate War Profiteering probe will examine royalties and fees totaling potentially $280 000 yearly plus $560 000 yearly operating fees for three years. Howard P Bells Jr a Cleveland magnate leads the firm with ties to Hanna interests and Basic Refractories. The story links to I G Farben control and magnesite deposits in Nevada with a complex corporate chain and government guarantees if contracts are canceled.
Virginius Dabney argues in Below the Potomac that the South is not a backward land and should be seen as an American region shaped by liberty learning and democracy He critiques politics the New Deal voting barriers education civil rights and the status of the Negro While praising Roosevelt era policy he warns of lingering barriers and economic gaps and sketches possible political successors for the South
The Coblentz farm near Brad dock Heights transfers part of Farmers Delight and Stoney Land to W Kieffer Coblentz from Oliver J Coblentz with about 10000 in revenue stamps. Kenneth W Harman buys a two acre tract near Thurmont from Mary Thrap for 2500. Amos A Halter trustee deeds roughly 190 acres near Emmitsburg to John A Long for about 3800. A 16 acre tract near Lewistown on the Frederick Emmitsburg road is also noted.
The entity is sold to Henry G. Hadley by Charles W. Weddle for an approximate sum of $5,500. The document records a private sale with Hadley as buyer and Weddle as seller.
The government estimates about 25 percent of pleasure cars will be taken off the road within roughly 12 months. This projection accompanies reflections on moral sayings from Luke and Goethe.
A roundup of historical anniversaries includes William Ellery Channing born in Newport Rhode Island and Henry W. Herbert among others. Notable births listed cover Walter Camp Nathaniel Usher and Leopold Stokowski with dates and places. Also notes on key historical events such as the Marietta settlement and Mississippi Territory creation.
Daily vocabulary note defines impregnate as to saturate or permeate with another substance. Example: The rock was impregnated with ore. Highlights common misuses and pronunciation hints for lesson words.
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