Agricultural finance debate in war’s wake dominates Freder ick News
In the April issue of The News Post Frederick Md, editorials by J Myers dean of the College of Agriculture discuss postwar farming economics. He argues farmers should use extra income to pay debts and build reserves rather than buy land, warning against land price inflation eroding returns. He notes war bond alternatives and cautions buyers about inflated prices after the war.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
Eeen
ALL Communications
News-Post
Court St. Frederick Md
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ee Ee
Associated Press
Republi
Focal
Wils J. Myers
Cureih
Ameri Welfare
Duriz
Dean Mes
Dean Myers
D-Day Looms as Allied Plans Build in Europe
Three years after Mut harbor work began and Pearl Harbor neared, Allied forces commit vast firepower while RAF and US Air Force pound German facilities and supply lines. The war pivots to a looming land invasion with fronts across Europe. German confusion grows as Allied deception and planning continue.
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Royal Air Force
Twenty Years Ago Column Bits From The News
A fragmentary reminiscence from the Columns Of The News recalling a past event with references to a camped group near West Pat edge and various unnamed locals. The text is garbled, but hints at a discussion of a gypsy camp and city conditions.
Were You a Gabbler or a Watcher at War Time
A fragmentary war era pamphlet critique rails at gabblers in the War Department and praises watchful, orderly conduct. It contrasts gabbing on desks with telephone use for department business, urging readers to be careful about productivity and discipline during wartime.
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Uweo
War Department
Luf's Stuff Make Friends Make Fherts Before Sea
A fragment from a historical page hints at a quest for friendship and a sought after boon. The text appears garbled but suggests a theme of companionship and a pursuit tied to sea or maritime vows.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items from the Columns Of The News
April 25, 1894 item notes a parade through Bentrtown at three o clock with crowds despite tepid enthusiasm. Sheriff Zimmer’s mounted squad, brief accidents, and local misadventures are recorded amid remarks on farm tavern demand surpassing supply in the county.
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the News
Corxeys
Frederick
Bentrtown
Gratis Ta Opiteh Caat
Sherif Zimmer
Today In History Births and notable figures in 18th and 19th centuries
Todays history lists births of David Hale in 1791, William H. Bissell in 1800s, Thomas J. Burrill in 1848, Constance Cary Harrison in 1848, Charles Sumner Tainter in 1854, Edwin R. Selivanov in 1861, plus events like New Haven settlement and the first Robinson Crusoe edition. Also notes the 1798 Columbia festival and 1814 British blockade proclamation, with scattered birthdates and deaths through 1920.
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David Hale
Marine
New York
Lisbon
Conn
Eli—William H. Bissell
Illinois
Yate, Co
N.Y
Thomas J. Burrill
Univ of
Slingis
Pittsfield
Mass
Constance Cary Tarrison
Fairfax Co
Charles Sumner Tainter
Aca Clate
Watertowi
Mags
Edwin R. A. Selivenan
Columbia University
New Haven
Boston
Robinson Crusoe
England
Mail
Columbia
Maren
Joseph Hopkinson
Philadelphia
Gilbert Fox
United States
Rugland
Dewatar
Forkis Powers
British Protectorate
Dune Robles
Mandalay
Bible Thought Hidden in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a religious meditation with disjointed names and phrases. It hints at righteous crying and treaties, mentioning Alderieh and other terms, but lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
War Interpreted By Kirke Mi and Simpson Aeomenitterh Press
The article notes a deadly new menace to Japan as Allied forces push a 500 mile advance across the New Guinea front. Heavy bombers reach Mindanao and Palau, threatening Hollandia airfields and targets across the Caroline corridor toward the Celebes Sea. The push strains Japanese lines, with MacArthur’s plan forcing by-passed troops toward collapse while warning of a broader Pacific and Indian Ocean war expansion.
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Japan
Philippines
South Pacific
China Sea
New Guinea
Pacific
Southwest Pacific
Duten
Mindanao
Palau Atoll
Caroline Corridor
Celebes Sea
Baht
Hollandia SL
Netherlands
Borneo
Guan
MacArthur
Red Stroke
Solomons
Britain
Indian Ocean
Fukyo
Sulu
Cruin
Parents Lose Patience With Children In Generational Rift
Dorothy Dix muses on parental underestimation of children and miscommunication fueling conflict. She argues adults dismiss youths as fools, provoking rebellion, while parental chatter about trifles and lack of shared authority deepens the divide.
Rights Safeguards Debated by House Panel in Washington
A House select committee led by Representative Howard Smith reviews wartime labor and wage laws. It proposes court review and clear shifts to National Labor Relations Board elections while restricting the War Labor Board from forcing bargaining and maintenance of membership. The debate centers on preserving citizen rights during emergency rule and reducing regulatory overreach.
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Py Central
Wade Corsbrah
Jenny
Li Waite
Aonatuwer
House of Representatives
Howard Smith
Virginia
Select Committee
Congress
War Labor Board
National Labor Relations Board
Montgomery Ward
Conal
National War Labor Board
Smith
Representative Smith
Book Reviews on Fresh Water Angling and Duck Shooting
NEA Service reviews two books for outdoor readers. Philip Wylie’s Field Book of Fresh-Water Angling offers gear advice and a flies table from famed angler Knight, while Mark Righean’s The Pigs and Papies collects duck shooting yarns with vivid southern scenes. A third note covers H. de Aubery’s Murder or Two and an anthology edited by John T. Frederick Whittlesey House.
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NEA Service
Philip Wylie
John Alden Knight
Nash
Knight
Angiers
Buckingham
Mark Righe
John T. Frederick Whittlesey Housel
East
Harold Titus
Ben Hecht
Ernest Hemingway
Thomas Hart Benton
Improving Word Usage and Pronunciation Tips
A compact guide covers common errors in English usage and spelling. It highlights omitting negatives in phrases, correct pronunciation of postpone, and the correct suffix in authorize. It explains related terms like repression and restraint and urges daily vocabulary growth with the word inimical meaning antagonistic.
Leaves From Notebook Of A Fifth Army Messenger In Italy
GEORGE TUCKER reports from the Fifth Army in Italy on April 15. Lt Howard M Soper, platoon commander, gives a vivid account of Quigley's kraut killers as Sgt Philip R Crabtree recalls a near miss with machine gun fire. Mortar rounds chase the troops while they endure close combat and prayers.
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George Tucker
Hat Boyle
Fifth Army
Italy
Howard M. Soper
Jackson Heights
Quigley
Hugh E. Quigley
Nutley
N. J
Asbury
Crabtree
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
In a presidential year, the piece questions what kind of leader people want and notes a general tolerance for leaders not far above the public in intellect. It reflects on Aristides the Just as a cautionary tale against envy and public scorn of distinguished figures.
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White House
Aristides
Athens
Babson Newspaper
Complimenting a Woman on a Hairdo Proper Phrasing
The advice suggests praising the new hairdo without implying the person looked poorly before. A safe, respectful line is I think your hair looks lovely this way. It avoids comparisons and focuses on the present look.
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Moore
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Sense
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Kirke Mi
Simpson
Aeomenitterh
Dorothy Dix
Junior
America
Lang Ae
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Book Review
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