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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1943
Page
4
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A Gourmet essay argues Americans ignore cooking as a craft due to past plenty. It cites French wartime cooks and a wood stove as examples of necessity driving skill, urging U.S. housewives to transform basic ingredients into appealing meals amid rationing. American cooks are urged to rise to the challenge.
Governor Hart denies any involvement in the 7th Battalion Palm Sunday review of the State Guard and Minute Men at Silver Spring. He explains plans were handled by the battalion commander who resides in Silver Spring to showcase strength to War Department officials and arrange equipment support. The review is voluntary for guardsmen and not ordered by the General Guard, the governor asserts.
Washington debate on renewal of Secretary Hull's reciprocal trade policy questions whether postwar tariffs should rise or fall. Roy Woodruff and others warn against abandoning agreements that secure markets for American exports and prevent chaotic postwar global competition.
Survey work by Col Haydon and water board officials on a reservoir to estimate capacity and costs. The J Annan store in Emmitsburg was burgled taking knives and razors. IRA W Beall of Liberty Town has graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons and will reside in Liberty. Hygeia Tea Company directors elected George Wm Smith president replacing C W S Levy. Evangelical Reformed church chimes arrived, weighing 2100 pounds in ten bells, to be placed in the chapel by Louis Markell and wife.
Twenty years ago from April 17 1923 reports cover Mayor Lloyd Culler addressing police and aldermen amid petty jealousies. French anger over the Ruhr Valley issue is noted with Miss Margaret Wehler returning from France. Fifty nine fire companies plan to attend Maryland State Firemen’s convention. Interscholastic debate sees Middletown and Frederick winning rounds against Brunswick and Frederick respectively.
A compact history and birthday roundup listing notable anniversaries and births. Entries include Samuel Chase born in Maryland, Morgan and Day figures, Kit Carson, Franklin, von Papen, and others with assorted dates and locations. An assorted roster mixed with brief notes and oblique references.
The text praises everyday people who speak true and act with integrity. It values those who keep promises, showing honesty in action regardless of wealth age or appearance.
Palm Sunday ushers Holy Week with prayers for a sin-sick world while war fronts from the Aleutians to North Africa intensify. April expected to rally the county with defense bonds and price controls as local service members are praised, wounded, or missing in action and community efforts press forward.
A short devotional excerpt contrasts the majesty of God with human frailty and the mystery of creation. It notes the varying fortunes of people and exalts the Creator for making such a remarkable being as humanity.
The column argues that U S leaders focus on Europe and Africa, pressuring field commanders MacArthur and Kenney to conform, while warning Japan builds up forces in the Southwest Pacific and timing favors Tokyo as critics doubt Washington’s restraint.
A local minister recalls a letter from a British soldier who misread a name as Gorgeous and asks to remember Charleston girls. A Frederick county caddy repays $2 for a stolen golf ball, seeks forgiveness, and hopes to become a missionary evangelist, offering to donate the money to missionaries. Easter dates cause confusion as Palm Sunday and Holy Week notices appear a week early.
A reader’s questions cover Africa’s name from Ifriqa or Ifriqia via ancient Tunisia, the concept of a cartel ship used to swap prisoners with minimal war materiel, and draft rules delaying depictions of men with dependents. An athletics history notes Alan Stewart and Joe Oliver in a three hour fifteen minute log rolling bout at Chequamegon Bay.
Earl L Douglass argues that true strength comes from belief that right governs outcomes. Citing Lincoln from 1860, the piece emphasizes maintaining steadfast high standards despite temptations to compromise. The message urges courage to do duty as understood and to resist expedient shortcuts.
A religious meditation prepared by Gaius Glenn Atkins for the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America urges faithful response to the crucifixion narrative. It reflects on Christ’s sacrifice, prophecy fulfilled, and the rise of Christianity as empires topple, calling for grace, obedience, and courage to further God’s Kingdom on earth.
The passage speaks of a universe moving toward righteousness and urges aligning motives and actions with moral rightness. It asserts that even costly or painful choices are justified when driven by righteous aims, trusting that God oversees outcomes.
Authorities estimate hundreds of thousands of bicycles lay idle in Jin Hamen and could be put to use to alleviate the transportation problem. Officials say the surplus bikes offer a practical resource for moving people and goods amid congestion and limited public transit options.
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