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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1943
Page
4
A fragmentary 1943 page includes pricing notes and policy language from the Associated Press and local news corrections. It lists pay rates, copyright use for republication, and standard editor notices. The date shown is Wednesday April 28 1943.
A philosopher notes that kicking remains a standard recreation while many vent gloom about life. People complain to pass time, but such protests rarely help the war effort. when there is legitimate grievance, redress is proper.
A recent shift in mood acknowledges heavy American casualties ahead in World War II. Casualties mount in Tunisia and the Pacific as the nation readies for a brutal, large scale conflict to force unconditional surrender of Germany and Japan. Roane Waring notes the Tunisian campaign as a prelude to Europe’s swing, while journalists echo the need for real battle experience.
English lesson notes cover misused phrases and pronunciation tips. The entry defines sublimation as the product of purification and cites quotations about religion and morality, alongside notes on bison herds once numbering about 60 million in the United States before white settlement.
Washington follows the grade labeling controversy for canned foods. The piece outlines labor and consumer support for A or Fancy labeling, contrasts with objections from canners over costs, labeling feasibility, and inspector needs. It notes potential policy shifts under Henderson Brown and upcoming separate coverage on FDA act standards.
The Old Town Clock Bell was lifted from its hangers and lowered to the street as a crowd gathered. A new chime bell was installed in the steeple amid farewell taps from the clapper and applause for the ceremony.
Twenty years ago items from The News dated April 28, 1923 note all forest fires in Frederick County were under control by 120 o'clock in the afternoon with the last blaze at South Mountain extinguished. Market Street repaving conference schedules for Monday at 1 o'clock, chaired by John N. Mackall. Middle town Memorial Hall dedicated with Rev. Augustus R. Steck delivering the address. M Retchison and Son of Jefferson bought the Schroeder property on North Market Street to convert into a funeral home and apartment house.
A roundup of notable births and events with dates from 1758 to 1989. Includes James Monroe born 1758 and Mary land ratifying the Constitution in 1788, plus mystery notes on the Bounty mutiny and the 1939 Hitler purge. Birthdays feature Lionel Barrymore and others. horoscopic note ends with cautious optimism.
A short quotation on humility and virtue notes that true progress comes through lowliness. It emphasizes esteeming others above self and warns that earthly pride weakens character. The saying aligns with Bailey's interpretation of biblical virtues.
The piece describes Allied air offensives over Grosseto and Bari as bases within 600 miles of Italy, detailing Mussolini’s miscalculation and Italy’s rapid defeat. It notes RAF and US aircraft pressure, Doolittle’s force, and Western Desert air operations, with Rome, Turin, Milan, Genoa, and Spezia already affected and Malta continuing raids.
A wartime trivia snippet outlines the Roaring Forties as the stormy belt between 40 and 50 degrees south. It also notes rationing of meatless days coffee and butter and explains carte blanche and judo in the armed services with direct answers about their meanings and use.
An opinion piece argues the Roosevelt administration applies unequal force with War Labor Board decisions. It questions why labor unions avoid penalties for defying the board while employers face seizure, and suggests possible union takeovers to compel compliance during wartime.
Insomnia is not a disease but sleeplessness with multiple causes. Eliminating stimulants and emotional triggers, adjusting environment, and normalizing routines can restore sleep. Avoid potent drugs. mild sedatives may help, while outdoor exercise serves as an effective nondrug remedy.
The policy argues that insomnia must not be allowed to persist to fatigue irritability or reduced work efficiency, highlighting the need for intervention to maintain performance.
A reader, N A Lufburrow, argues for truthful news with hopeful yet accurate reporting. She cautions against sugar coated coverage and stresses clarity about how things really go, not rosy distortions.
The County Commissioners on Tuesday named Mrs. Dorothy Geisberg Rhoderick as stenographer to the commissioners, succeeding Miss Annabelle Zimmerman who resigns effective May 1. Rhoderick has worked in the office of the Supervisor of Assessments.
A list of new titles at Artz Library including Harold L. Ickes Autobiography The Curmudgeon Clara Molendyk editors Thus Be It Ever Citizen Tom Paine Howard Fast Noah Webster Isabel Proudfit Mary Mapes Dodge of St Nicholas Alice B Howard.
The At. Pleasant Women's Club met at Mrs. Greenbury Ecker's home with co hosts Mrs. Ecker Mrs. Raymond Lindsay and Mrs. Charles Barker. Mrs. Patrick M Sehnauffer spoke on care of sheets blankets and mattresses. President J William Masser presided. Sixteen members attended and pledged a Peace Goal. The club plans to loan its community closet to aid in sickness.
Strength For Today reflects on daily judgment and the near approach of Judgment Day, linking personal conduct to eternal outcomes. Also brief items report cork cargo on ships from North Africa, a divorce complaint dismissal, and Thurmont mayoral term qualification.
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