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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1943
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates and states Associated Press material is reserved for republication in The News. It emphasizes that communications to the editor will be published only with the writer's identity and that opinions on any topic may be printed at the editor's discretion.
The article traces how Americans move from debtor to creditor as government bond sales surge to fund war revenue. It notes historical debt patterns since the nation’s founding, with debt rising during Civil War and World War conflicts, and highlights the current trend of individuals increasingly lending to the government.
In North Africa Allied leaders expect a quicker end to the war if the final Nazi resistance in Tunisia falls. A strong American British force, led by Eisenhower, Patton, Montgomery and Anderson, prepares to push through to Sicily and Sardinia and into Italy as Axis defenses stiffen with delay.
The piece contrasts two views of life: luck or providence. It argues that much of life remains mysterious and that faith holds God is sovereign with a plan for each person, despite unseen forces shaping outcomes. It stresses trust in divine purpose amid adversity and fortune.
Washington voices clash over how to implement pay as you go taxes for 1942 and 1943 The Ruml plan and Dewey Doughton proposal split lawmakers amid calls to avoid double payments and spread taxes over years The debate questions treasury methods and taxpayer equity in a tense capital discussion.
A Babson Newspaper Syndicate piece discusses enduring suffering and disappointment alongside joy, achievement, and success. It argues that trouble tests us and that God is all-powerful and loving, planning experiences to enrich our lives despite human selfishness and ignorance.
A near continuous electric display culminated in a nine oclock thunderstorm with heavy rain. A daytime gale felled trees and fences across the county. Miss Janie Zimmerman’s oil painting decorates East Patrick street at Carty's. Four horsemen of the Forepouch circus were seen in Frederick streets. Jacob Rohrback returns from Virginia trip. Local Logic hopes for a movement to start a M C and building in Frederick.
Twenty years ago April 21 notes reveal dismay at a Mack proposal to pace Market street rather than rebuild it. A local man was charged with legally selling liquor for school use and a teacher smelled alcohol. William Thompson was knocked from a bicycle by an Alabama driver who promised to buy him a new bike. A local movie shooting for Within the Gates of Frederick began with Elizabeth Staley and Meredith Staub in leading roles.
Military dope shows sulfanilimide as superior in treating civilian lacerations and abrasions. Clean hands and wound with soap and water, apply rubbing alcohol, then powder sulfonilamide if available, cover with a bandage, change dressings sparingly, seek care if infection or severe pain occurs.
General Tojo conducts a broad cabinet shakeup to consolidate total wartime power, replacing mediocrities with new appointees including Mamoru Shigemitsu as Foreign Minister. Lieut.-Gen Kisaburo Ando named Home Minister to bolster police control and suppress democratic remnants.
The Artz Library lists new titles including ITS YOUR SOULS WE WANT by Stewart W. Herman a German church study during wartime. AVE COME A LONG WAY by Ching-Chiu Kuo a Chinese girl's autobiographical journey. FUN FOR THE FAMILY by Jerome B. Meyer games and puzzles. WALTER REED by L N. Wond a young reader bio of the army surgeon. YOUNG TOM JEFFERSON'S ADVENTURE CHEST by Betty Elsie Davis a children's tale. plus note of Good Friday closure and a brief line on a small blood capillary.
A Washington column reviews the Office of War Information reports on the food situation amid resignations by 15 star writers who say the material is doctored. The piece weighs whether OWI should publish at all and notes government censorship limits and the role of newspapers in disseminating war facts.
A compact roundup of historical anniversaries and birthdays including Samuel Mills Robert Hunter Henry Shaw Charlotte Brown John Muir Charles Follen Adams Abraham Lincoln and more. It notes key events from 1782 Santa Barbara founding to 1927 libel case and 1930 Ohio penitentiary fire, plus today’s notable birthdays and a brief horoscope.
A compact note cites Acts 5 29 on obeying God over rulers and references a Milton line urging piety and reverence. The text blends biblical instruction with a devotional reflection on obedience and awe toward God.
The A P Hill military reservation in Caroline county Virginia is named after Amphrose Powell Hill born in Culpeper county in 1825. He fought in the Mexican War joined the Confederate army and commanded at Gettysburg Chancellorsville and Petersburg before dying in 1865.
A religious meditation on mornings and nights in daily life. Jesus continues to work in the temple and in Jerusalem, teaching and facing controversy, while believers are urged to stay at their posts and fulfill their appointed tasks with devotion and resolve. The text includes prayers and a call to observe steady effort in home and shop.
The piece reflects a town filled with worry as war costs joy and routine. It notes missing loved ones abroad, personal sorrows for those facing difficult tomorrows, and a split mood where some enjoy wages while others endure despair. The writing contrasts gaiety with collective unease and unanswered questions about time’s healing.
A set of factual Q and A items covers fire dog terminology regional permit handling changes and royal ration expectations. It also clarifies the Brazen Age as Bronze Age or 250 to 400 AD in Latin literature and gives storage guidance for canned foods in a dry dark cool place.
English Lesson discusses mispronunciations and spellings, promoting daily vocabulary with the example word Stolidity defined as dullness or stupidity. It quotes Bentley and commentator N. A. Lufburrow urging faith in improvement and steady progress despite bleak news outlook.
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