The Fronts Prove American Fighting Quality
The article praises American soldiers sailors and marines on all fronts for their fighting qualities during war. It contrasts initial doubts about youth strength with the Navy, Marine Corps, and Army proving their mettle and earning new honors, reinforcing faith in American manhood amid global conflict.
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France
Lemders
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Bataan
Dante Aupe
Navy
Ammer Ean
Marine Corps
Army
America
Chinese Tank Expert Hoo Hsienchung Visits Africa
A United Nations observer, Maj. Gen. Hoo Hsienchung of Chiang Kai-shek, arrives in North Africa to watch American tanks in action. At 38, he is the youngest general and once led China’s tank force which defeated Japan in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
North
Africa
Hoo Hsienchung
Chiang Kai-shek
Hoo
Hoo Hesd
Kiangsu
Letters To The Editor On Subsidy And Farm Prices
Mr Dudley discusses subsidy payments and criticizes Dayli Lawrences Washington summaries. He argues union labor prices exceed farm prices and distinguishes producer prices from consumer prices, using milk as an example. He notes producers share margins with dealers when consumer prices rise.
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Dudley
Dayli Lawrence
Washington
News
Lawrence
Roosevelt
House backs labor violence curb law amid Senate doubt
In Washington today the House approved an anti violence bill aimed at labor disputes. The measure clarifies that it does not repeal key labor acts and would punish interference with war related shipments. Senate passage faces opposition and uncertain fate, with public opinion likely to shape the campaign.
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HOUSE
Wikifie
Isvraesti
Senate
Congress
Farmers Face Distribution Costs and Labor Pressure Debate
Alvin L. Dudley of Mr. Airy Md writes that high distribution costs and union rules push prices up, harming farmers. He notes a distributing firm inflated goodwill as an investment and argues subsidy plans failed by subterfuge. He calls for parity-ceiling reforms or Bankhead-type bills to protect producers and laments Roosevelt’s stance on labor unions and distribution costs. Corp. Robert G. Green moves from Shreveport to Los Angeles.
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Union Tabor
Lawrence
Roosevelt
Argentine
Australia
China
Eyven
John L. Lewis
Alvin L. Dudley
Airy
Summer pests praised by Luf burrow
In a playful ode, N A Lufburrow celebrates summer insects like spiders caterpillars bees mosquitoes hornets gnats and fleas. The piece argues humans would miss swatting stings buzzing sounds and the fun of summer wildlife, urging acceptance of pests alive.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Ex Comptroller L Victor Baughman visited the Corcoran Hotel Rockville last week and returned home Saturday driving five trotters. The Philharmonic Orchestra annual concert will be at City Opera House on April 1. County public schools will close for term Friday. Fredericktown Savings Bank directors meeting notes list Doll Hauer Hood Knott Lynch McCardel Miller Schley with directors to organize Thursday.
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the News
L. Victor Baughman
Corcoran
Rockville
Philharmonic Orchestra
City Opera House
Fredericktown
Cyril Klein
Frederick Rota Club
Rotary
Havana
E. W. Jaesoeek Ram
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Klein
Aristin
Tex
Lenly
Derk
Frederick
Jackson
Mc Klein
Local News Bits From April 10 1923 and Prices
Twenty years ago local items note sugar corn pricing at 13.50 a ton set by local canners, up from last year. Two local girls fought on South Market Street drawing a crowd. one reportedly swooned. City water rent collector Clifford H. Doll fractured his left leg after stepping on lumber on South Market Street. A roads and bridges survey led county commissioners to plan refinishing Reich's Ford Bridge and repairs on three creek bridges near Tramsville.
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South Market Street
Clifford H. Doll
City Water
Market Street
Afterga
Ve County
Tramsville Viciney
Saturday Chat The Girl About Town
Community notes from Frederick county mix war effort and local life with rationing worries. Reports detail AWVS lectures church debates on Sunday movies, Red Cross activities, bond drives, and local officials seeking civil defense gear while honoring service members and mourning local leaders.
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AWVS
Frederick County
Fort Meade
Boston
WAACS
A. LeRoy McCardtell Wii
Red Cross
Peters Building
Emily Crimm
Knoxville
Ramed
Hag
Wallace the Amazing Mystic and Henry Wallace’s farm plan
Peter Edson surveys Henry A Wallace’s career from the ever normal granary to the AAA program. He notes surpluses in 1930s and wartime needs, Wallace’s influence on US farm income rising from about 4 to 12 billion dollars by 1940s, and the mixed record with some controversial ideas like the little pigs slaughter proposal.
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Peter Edson Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Henry
Mr. Wallace
United States
Mikali Youwer
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Supreme Court
AAA
America
Odds And Ends Active In Alumni Association Of School For The Blind
Frederick native Guy, blind since childhood, remains in Baltimore where he runs a candy stand in City Hall and chairs the Washington's Birthday Dance by the Dog Association. He keeps funds for surgery and war bonds as he plans future treatment, while his seeing eye dog Snuffy aids him daily and he anticipates visiting Frederick.
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Alumni Association of School For
Guy
Stone
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Blind
Knights of Pythias
Lerge
Rye Eee
Snuffy
Liam G. Reeder
Reeder
Post Ordnance Shop
Col. Stout
France
Quentin Roosevelt
Tunning
Aed Pethr Hee Cienn
Chimney Fire in Bartonsville Suburb Quickly Extinguished
A chimney fire at the residence of Charles Ray near Bartonsville was put out by members of the Independent Company on Thursday evening with no reported damage.
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Charles Ray
Bartonsville
Independent Company
Today In History and Birthdays Snapshot
Notable events and birthdays span 1790 to 1943 including Washington signing the Patent Act, 1841 Horace Greeley’s Tribune debut, and 1869 nine Supreme Court justices. Birthdays include Frances Perkins, Clare Boothe Luce, Horace Gregory, John Hertz, Henry Fletcher, Charles Olivier, George Arliss, and others. Horoscope notes an adventurous nature and potential new ventures.
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Matthew C. Perry
Japan
Newport
R. 1
Leonidas Polk
Kurt
Raieizh
N. Co
Lew Wallace
Hungary
Eric Knight
England
Disa
Washington
Horace Greeley
N. S. Tribune
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Wyoming
Montana
Senate
Belgium
N—A. S
Greenlana
Denmark
Frances Perkins
Boston
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Horace V. Gregory
Milwaukee
John D. Hertz
Chicago
The
Yellow Cab
Czechoslovakia
Henry Pather Fletcher
Greeneas Pa
Charles P. Olivier
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Charlottesville
George Arliss
Question and Answer Highlights of U S Military Facts
A collection of Q and A items covers Mt Mitchell as the highest east of the Rockies at 6711 feet, cocoa bean sources, India’s navy, ration certificates for servicemen on leave, and the Congressional Medal of Honor as the highest U S decoration.
Word Study: Accordant and Daily Vocabulary Growth
The note urges careful use of words and pronunciation, offering examples like often and accordant. It highlights common misspellings and emphasizes improving vocabulary by mastering one word daily with quotes from Darwin about accordant meaning harmonious and true to morality.
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Mademoiselle
Dem
Darwin
Wisdom and Ignorance Quote by Spurgeon Bible Verse
A compact historical note quotes Isaiah 5 21 and cites Spurgeon linking wisdom to knowledge of our own ignorance. It frames the doorstep to temple wisdom as awareness of ignorance and reflects a religious citation style. The fragment emphasizes self awareness in learning and moral reflection.
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Temple of Wisdom
Spurgeon
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