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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1943
Page
4
A fragment from The News announces editorial policy and submission guidelines for letters and communications. It states letters must include writer’s name, cannot be published anonymously, and requests writers to sign submissions for publication consideration. The notice mentions postal contact in Frederick Maryland and reserves rights on editorial decisions.
The Allied air forces strike munitions centers in France Belgium Holland and extend to Germany and Italy. Coastal areas from the Baltic to Greece suffer widespread destruction as ports warehouses and docks are turned into fortified bases. Subjugated peoples work in factories, share the casualties of war, and pressure at the peace table for suppression of aggressors by force.
Celotex president B G Dahlberg predicts 1.5 million prefabricated houses in the decade after the war. He argues current building methods are inefficient and that mass production can lower costs from about 5100 to 2000 dollars, while allowing varied designs. He rejects fears of government housing look and says two thirds of families lack adequate housing.
Mr and Mrs B F Bow hosted a birthday gathering at their Adamstown home Sunday to honor Sir Sergeant Benjamin P Bowings home on a 12 day drive from Miami where he is stationed. Family members included son Carl R Bowing in the Navy. A gunner was served at noon followed by a birthday party at Four Spidlock. A color scheme of pink and white was used with decorations provided by two attendants.
Washington, April 14. The 25th anniversary of Airmail is observed amid fears the US commercial airlines face a collapse without more transport planes from the Army. Postmaster Walker hints at dropping airmail as a wartime measure to free planes for passenger and express service, while industry experts urge immediate allocation of 20 to 25 more planes to avert a broader crisis harming the war effort.
Large birthday cakes were baked by Mrs. L D Sager Jr. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. B F Bowings Rev and Mr Andrews Mr and Mrs Charles Kauffman Mr and Mrs L T Sager Jr Mr and Mrs Wilson Miller Miss Margaret Butler Stat S t Benjamin Bowings Ralph Bowings Charles and Richard Kauffman Woodrow Miller Ruth Pearl Mrs Virginia Pearl Mrs Annie Sitwell Earl Abrache and H L Whitter. The Brazilian government now owns nearly 00 000 acres of State forests operated under modern forestry practices.
Fifty years ago on April 14 1893 festivities included a free concert by Mr H E Carey and Mr Magan of Middletown at the Square Corner drawing a large crowd. Arbor Day events closed Frederick County public schools until September. A sparrow Hotel porch crowd heard Dr Scott and Prof Jacob Hagan as a weed fire blazed on Mrs Joshua Rudy’s farm. The Forum debated peaceful annexation of Canada with Tilton Goodell for the affirmative and Newman Gill for the negative, the negative winning. Middletown town commissioners were elected and appointed a clerk, constable, lamp lighter, and other posts.
Twenty years ago the morning mail failed to arrive in Frederick for a second time in a week. A broken rail at Westminster delayed the Western Maryland mail train an hour at Thurmont. The modern 8 suburban residence of Dr Earl L Myers on Rosemont avenue was sold to D T Butrow manager of Frederick County Products. possession on May 1. Plans were made to unveil a native stone memorial to Col George R Dennis in Urbana District on April 20 at 3 p m. A local photoplay titled Within the Gates of Frederick would be shot here soon with Frederick residents in acting roles, a voting contest to pick hero and heroine.
A glance at notable births and historic events with Horace Bushnell, Junius Spencer Morgan, Mathurin Sallon, and Anne Sullivan Macy. Also notes Webster’s Dictionary first edition, Fort Sumter evacuation, Lincoln’s assassination, Pan American Union, Titanic sinking, and wartime events. Includes contemporary birthdates and horoscopes.
A new class of students for the Naval Training School will arrive April 23, with the present group leaving April 21. Classes, averaging about 100 officers, run for three weeks and will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel through the summer. Incoming students come from many states. The facility was closed last night.
The article argues Allied air superiority is growing in the Pacific while Japan masss 200000 inland bases. It cites MacArthur reporting 37 Allied planes downed from 100 attacking Port Moresby and Guadalcanal losses totaling 39 of 41. It warns of Japan’s potential shift to large scale offensives unless Allied air strength widens. It notes the strain on replacements and pilots and ponders morale amid high losses.
The Arts Library highlights include Pan-American Day selections edited by Hilah Paulmier and Robert Haven Schauchter, plus China Shall Rise Again by Mme Mei-ling Sung Chiang Nai-Shek. Also featured are Alaska by Evelyn Siteon and Better Dressmaking by Ruth Wyeth Spears, with One World by Wendell L. Willkie. The Federal Petroleum Administration urges drilling 4,500 wells this year, a record level.
Today in Washington the April sta reports Justice Frankfurter’s prepared Library of Congress remarks criticizing the ease with which modern media shape public opinion. The piece argues that such impatience with public judgment reflects a belief Americans cannot sift ideas, prompting concerns about press and government power in a democratic republic.
Maryland Historical Society Magazine articles reprint notes Barbara Frietschie and says the renowned flag waving may stem from a psychopathic condition linked to a younger husband. Authors Quynn refute most common data while confirming her existence and family. Publication details include 45 pages with illustrations and an index.
Question answers claim Genoa as the city of a major air raid ruin and Christopher Columbus as the citizen baptized there. The other items discuss feather bedding in labor, replacement for broken ration containers, and military retirement rules, with Ismet Inonu remaining president of Turkey.
Short, devotional line urging the Lord to be with us as he was with our fathers. A plea for divine presence and companionship, emphasizing faith and spiritual resonance between land and spirit.
A compact reflection on intimate faith, invoking the line from Tennyson to express spiritual closeness. The passage emphasizes a presence felt more deeply than physical contact, lending a devotional tone to personal belief.
Religion drives health by steady faith and contentment guiding body and mind. Not all believers are healthy, yet adherents often avoid excess and maintain poised, calm living. Historical notes cite physicians who link health to spiritual faith and practice.
Daily word study prompts readers to master one term, here infinity meaning unlimited extent of time space or quantity. Includes misusage notes like ob gation and Buddha pronunciation tips, plus a Raleigh quote on infinities and a call to broaden vocabulary with disciplined practice.
Prepared by GAIUS GLENN ATKINS and sponsored by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America the devotion extols love as an overplus of generous and sacrificial goodness. It cites the Prodigal Son parable and the Father’s rejoicing as central to faith urging believers to dwell in God’s love and reflect it in prayer and service. It ends with a benediction asking God to deepen love and unity in Christ.
Air raid sirens blare as fear mounts over Hitler and his aims. Text laments missed chances to curb him, noting misused power and the unsettling relief some feel in persistent worries. Lufburrow reflects on collective dread and moral failure amid looming threat.
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