After Tunisia, Allies eye bold Italy invasion plan
Allied observers expect swift Tunisia victory to be followed by an immediate invasion of Italy. They cite Hitler’s Dunkirk misstep as a warning and note aerial bombing already targets Italian ports. Some speculate a preemptive Strike before Rommel’s liquidations, with a second front looming as Tunisia tightens.
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Tunisia
Hitler
Dunkerque
Channel
Italy
Mediterranean
Africa
France
Montgomery
Mareth Line
Europe
Hilier
Rules For Rationing in A Meditative Self Help Text
The passage argues for precise self control in eating, tying appetite to mind and body function. It contrasts workloads like study and labor, notes youth age and complexion affect needs, and urges rationing to sustain health and understanding of God’s works. It cites Poor Quintherd Almanack as a precursor.
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United States
Denial of Potato Shortage Eases Public Concern
A statement refutes reports of a potato shortage, reassuring consumers and farmers. The assurance emphasizes stable supply and continued availability across markets.
Extra Bond Push for Second War Loan Drives Fear
Washington reports a three week blitz to sell extra war bonds to reach a 13 billion target by May 1. Analysts note 10 percent payroll deductions already fund approximately six billion yearly and emphasize the need to sustain bond purchases to cover ongoing war costs and support a potential second front.
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Washington
United States
Na{ionat
Looking Ahead Depression After War Looms
N. A. Lufburrow warns that depressions often follow wars and stresses the need for readiness. He urges planning to ease the coming economic blow as conflict continues to rage widely and calm remains scarce.
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Ana Little
N. A. Lufburrow
Incandescent Light at Loy and Perry Store Opens
From the columns of the News April 12 1893 the item notes Loy and Perry on South Market street installing incandescent electric light in their store. Straw hats appear among local fashion trends as citizens adopt summer headwear. George Crumbaugh of Dublin escapes serious injury when hauled off a brush wagon after horses spooked it falling on the wagon tongue and injuring his head and face. A social reception last evening hosted by Miss Helen Young on Court 1 street with Mrs Williams and others in attendance. The Hat Factory is running to full capacity.
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Loy and Perry
South Market Street
George Crumbaugh
Dublin
Helen Youngs
McClintock Young
Court 1
Miss Young
Williams
Katie Goldsborough
Sophia Maconachie
Louise Fouis
Twenty Years Ago Local Iems From The Columns Of The News
From April 12 1923 items include a federal jury in Baltimore hearing a whisky theft case tied to Horsey Distillery Burkitts ville. Frederick businessmen urged to advertise in a fire department benefit booklet. A special Aldermen meeting discussed Creek reservoir and a new bridge on Whisner street. Frederick Junior Tennis Club organized with Bernard Stull captain Harry Tull Jr manager and members Clapp Carter Etchison Palmer.
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Burkittsville
Baltimore
Frederick
Rexport
Ing
Bucxie
Board of Aldermen
Norton Bird
Waonman
Bineer Em C. Crusn
Carroll Creek
Whisner Street
Bernard Stull
Harry Tull
Robert Clapp
Waliam Carter
James Etchison
Edgar Palmer
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A compilation of historical milestones and birth anniversaries including Henry Clay born in Hanover County and William Tweed’s death, with entries noting 19th and 20th century figures such as Julian Street Lily Pons and Jane Seabury. Also lists 1935 dust storms and 1917 U.S. military actions.
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Kentucky
Hanover Co
Francis P. Blair
Washington, D. C
Abingdon
Michael Heiss
Milwaukee
Germany
Donald G. Mitchell
Ike Marvel
Connecticut
Norwich
Conn
John Shaw Billings
Surgeon-general's Library
Switzerland Co
Ind
Ava L T
William 3B
Bankhead
Alabama
Moscow
Ala
William
Bradford
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Billard
Detroit
William M. Tweed
Chelsea
Mass
Mongolia
U. S
France
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Keena
Michigan
Winaster
Union of South Africa
A. Chester Hanford
Harvard College
Makadz
Frederic G. Melcher
RR Bowker C Ednor
Puborn Malden
Jane
Aro
George T. Seabury
York
Newport
Rockville Agent Withdraws Resignation After Rethink
Rockville April 12 Oswald W. Anderson agricultural agent for Montgomery County Mo has withdrawn resignation and 2 GESEATS submitted to Dr T D Symons director of University of Maryland Extension Service He will continue on the job indefinitely Anderson has served as county agent for 17 years resigning to devote time to his three farms but was persuaded to reconsider
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Rockville
Otta
The War Interpreted Explains Sardinia in Axis Plans
The analysis discusses how Sardinia fits into Axis defensive and offensive strategies. It notes the fall of Tobruk, Axis unity between Hitler and Mussolini, and the potential for Sardinia to become a base for evacuations or an Allied invasion route toward the Tyrhenian Sea and southern Italy.
Popular Leaders Forgive Themselves For The Good Of Others
Earl L Douglass discusses Kipling on popularity. True leaders forget themselves and show care for others. In any field, genuine popularity comes from self forgetfulness and concern for those they lead, not personal gain. The more we serve others, the more we are remembered.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Rudyard Kipling
Beeeg Lanetie
Coppsright Bansen
Sand
Language lesson on proper word usage and dynamic terms
The note discusses common misused phrases such as let me alone and mispronounced or misspelled words like battalion. It urges daily vocabulary growth and defines dynamic as energetic and forceful with examples from L Lewis.
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Luday
L . Lewis
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Murray warns of war production imbalance and looming layoffs
Phil Murray, head of the C J. O., says 650000 war workers will be idle in three months and 25000 aircraft workers are to be laid off. He faults Roosevelt era planning for producing more weapons than can be shipped and argues for more ships and escort vessels to sustain fronts. He cites missteps by the War Production Board and calls for broader industry input.
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Murray
United Nations
United States
Mr. Murray
Pacific
Nelson
Wilson
War Production Board
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce of
American Federation of Labor
Minimum Of Simple Remedies For Every Home
An urging to maintain a basic home medical chest with simple remedies for minor injuries and illnesses. Guidance covers wound cleaning, antiseptics, proper use of sulfanilimide powder, burns treatment, antiseptic options, and cautions against indiscriminate laxative use. A basic, two dollar supply list and a reminder to involve a physician for serious conditions.
Three Steps to Follow a Great Cause
The piece urges complete discipleship by following a great cause or leader without divided loyalties. It frames self-denial as liberation, argues that truth love and goodness demand total commitment, and promises personal growth and freedom through shared futures with the cause. It closes with a prayer asking for guidance in hardship.
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Marcy
Zestow
Before the Doctor Comes War Time Health Tips
A wartime health column outlines essential first aid supplies including cotton, adhesive tape, antiseptics, vaseline, milk of magnesia, paregoric, aspirin, scissors, thermometers, sulfanilimide powder and tannic acid jelly. Read Dr. Thomas D Masters daily for guidance on home care before medical help arrives.
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Thomas D Masters
Bible Verse Reflections on Wickedness and Judgment
A quotation from Jeremiah 1 16 condemns idol worship and false gods and a Sewell line asserts that judgment will be based on past deeds rather than potential. The passages reflect religious admonition and moral accountability.
Q and A Insights From Wartime Guides and Ration Notes
A compilation of Q A pairs covers Aleutian island counts and groups, historical population shifts, government grain and fish canning allocations, a Unicyclist definition, Bulagaria war paradox, and ration stamp rules for boarders. The tone mirrors wartime educational snippets with concise answers.
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Pan American Program in Emmitsburg
The Ladies Auxiliary of Francis X Elder Post 121 Emmitsburg met at the Legion Home. Mrs. Robert Fitez presided as readings and an Americanism article were shared. A Pan American program is set for April 29 and a food rummage sale for April 17 in Freemans hall. Members attending the Western Maryland district meeting in Frederick on April 7 are listed. The treasurer reported 159.36 on hand.
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Francis X
Emmitsburg
Legion Home
Robert Fitez
Fitez
Virginia Wagaman
Maryland
Frederick
Robert Fiter
Raymond Baumgardner
Bertha, Valentine
Laughney
Charles Gillelan
Ruth B. Gillelan
Brunswick
Freeman's
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