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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1943
Page
4
Page front material from The News in Frederick Maryland includes subscription details and Associated Press policy. It notes republication rights for dispatches credited to AP and corrections policy. It shows mailing and circulation info with a Monday date line and post office entry.
Both chambers move to curb government economic management as debates unfold. Senate extends the currency stabilization fund for two years while House rejects subsidies for farmers in favor of fair prices. A broad push aims to scale back Farm Security and crop insurance programs, shifting toward fewer planning measures.
In Rome Virginio Gayda speaks after a long silence pleading for Europe’s nations to seek freedom and sovereignty. The piece contrasts his past support for Mussolini’s conquests with a rueful view of Italy’s collapse, losses, and the looming defeat that echoes across the Mediterranean.
tuberculosis clinic scheduled for May 11 at Winchester Hall in the morning. The notice directs residents to attend and get checked.
Washington reports that postwar consumer buying may fall only about 1 percent below 1942 levels. Trends suggest a 5 percent price rise and shifts in spending toward jewelry, luxury goods, and better quality items while food purchases stay similar in dollar value. Shoe inventories remain tight but total civilian shoes may rise 0 percent.
This lesson explains common misuses of words like ambiguity and precedence of emphasis. It notes spelling and pronunciation pitfalls and encourages learning one new word daily to expand vocabulary.
A series of brief notices from 1893 recount events in the locality. Mr L A Hager planted plum trees in front of his Court Street restaurant. The Evangelical Reformed chapel bell steeple chimes are being removed to Baltimore for breaking up. new chimes are being installed. A barn fire on Elder Daniel R Saylor’s Double Pipe Creek farm destroyed hay, straw, and farming tools. An impromptu dance occurred at Jenitor Hall with the Flaban band providing music. Mrs Dain Ritchie and Madizon Nelson organized the dancing. Mrs Caroline Cooley and her daughter living at Park Mills were nearly injured after a roadside incident. their horse, a mule, and rig were damaged and the horse was later recaptured.
April 26 1925 itemizes past events including a forest fire on Gaiecan mountain burning about 600 acres and a volunteer call to battle the blaze The piece also notes the second session of the state convention and college life including Hood College life saving program with examiners Miss Elizabeth Apple Miss Margaret Besant and Catherine Hanea
A collage of anniversaries and births including Alice Cary Frederick Law Olmsted and Charles Browne. Noting Lafayette's 1777 voyage, 1819 Odd Fellows founding, 1864 Lincoln assassin Booth demise, and 1920 Armenia independence. Also lists Henry Morgenthau Jonathan Daniels Paul Hollman Cass Canfield and Seumas OBrien birthdays.
Fragmentary text suggests a雑 jumble of phrases about kindness taxes sleep and hope. It mentions names and aims to urge restraint and generosity, but the readable portion is incoherent and lacks clear events or persons.
Thurmont Bank appoints Ernest P Hammaker as a new director to fill the vacancy created by the death of Charles M Root. The move adds experience to the bank's leadership team and maintains the board's full complement.
The piece argues Allied air bases on the continent could quicken the drive against Germany as RAF and American air strength press the war east and west. It notes heavy bombing of the Ruhr and Rhineland, German industrial shifts, and Sweden's stiff note amid German submarine actions. It warns of a broader European pincers strategy and Finland’s tense position.
State price director Leon McCormick said Baltimore milk shortages worsen as higher prices in Philadelphia New York and Washington pull supply to nearby cities. He noted dairymen sell to get Aigner prices and urged a consumer price rise to stabilize local stocks while awaiting federal approval. A separate item covers a gathering at E Maurice Sabillasville with gift presentation to Kart Gray and Ruth Mon day.
Washington debate weighs American and British war aims with Roosevelt and Churchill as symbols of diverging strategy. The article argues for releasing more U.S. ships for Japan while pressing Europe, Burma, and China campaigns, urging congressional scrutiny of secret commitments and faster action against Japan.
Dr Thomas D Masters writes for NEA that panic is unwarranted and diagnosis should be observed. Appendicitis requires surgical removal, ideally within hours, and laxatives must not be given. Early symptoms include upper abdominal discomfort, nausea, fever, and localized pain near the hip bone. Cold or hot packs do not prevent appendicitis, and improper treatment can lead to perforation and peritonitis.
Carlyle argues a creed enables patience and endurance. He notes belief gives iron to the soul, guiding feet and heart, even when world progress is slow. The piece urges unwavering conviction to sustain through defeat and delay, with a hopeful triumph in lasting faith.
Weather summary shows 24 hour precipitation none today. April total 78 inches versus normal 339 inches. Deficiency in 1943 April 1.32 inches. Yesterday high 80 degrees, last year 87. Low last night 56, year ago 42. Sun sets 7.57 pm, rises 6.18 am. Moon rises 2.23 am, sets 12.49 pm.
A compact fragment presents a Bible thought from Mark 7 16 about ears to hear followed by a Goethe line about a self stretching to cover but feet uncovered. The mix shows religious reflection and literary quotation in a single clippish snippet.
A compact exchange outlines ensilage as green forage preserved in airtight silos and covers queries on the Empire State Building height the George Eliot pen name and soldier shoe issues with supply and manufacturing details plus a long bomber flight distance and time.
Frederick News issues will be passed to Private Harold Kenney in England after reading. Wendell Huffer, son of Sgt and Mrs Eugene Huffer of Middletown, celebrated his seventh birthday with a party at home. Guests included Marietta Summers, Sarah Mae Gladhill, Wayne Ohler, and others. Betty Haupt and Anna Gertrude Lighter assisted. Sana, capital of Yemen, is noted for its 50 000 population on a high plateau.
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