Establishment and policies of The News newspaper
The News, established 1883, is published each afternoon except Sunday by the Great Southern PTG and MFG Co. It states acceptance of news dispatches from the Associated Press with credits and subscription details. The paper notes circulation audits and requires writers to sign their opinions, with reader contributions welcomed.
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Community honors Price Brothers for wartime industry
A local tribute celebrates Price Brothers Company for significant wartime production and community impact. The note lauds management and employees for steadfast contribution, noting government supply and town industry’s role in supporting the war effort and ongoing local employment.
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Unclear wartime note honors chaplains and service figures
Fragmentary wartime text praises chaplains and service members, noting casualties and courage. Mentions officers, planes, homeland, and ministry in foreign fields, but details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
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Hypocrite Thought Reflected in Job Verse Paraphrase
A Bible thought reflects on hypocrisy citing Job 27 8 about the hypocrite when God takes away his hope and praise. The fragment suggests self praise and profit are exposed as empty by divine judgment, resonating in religious reflection.
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Private world money and Mr White scheme to reboot old tech
The passage describes Mr White discussing private schemes around new old technology with associates. It mentions agates, pacing, and air conditioning related ideas, including a Europe Africa study trip with Secretary Morgenthal.
Unclear Social Advice From A Fragment
Fragmentary notes discuss handling conversations in service situations. Mentions talking to Shan, CAL Jenet, and right way to approach listenership without repeating secondhand accounts. Contains many garbled phrases and unreadable names.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News April 1884
Column fragment recounts local events from April 1884 including society notes. Mentions Washington mixed matters, a boy’s misstep, and Margaret, daughter of a doctor, with brief references to locations like West Sec a street and a public figure. Readable but incomplete.
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Twenty Years Ago Focal Items From The News
Twenty years ago on April 10 the Commis Of The News highlights items including the death of WAS SOL Scot the Mis Phihips and mention of Balt and G Rupp. Details are fragmentary but indicate local notices and notable deaths in early April.
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Today In History Antancr City WpooY
Historic roundup lists notable births deaths and events tied to dates like presidents authors engineers and architects. It mentions items such as Marcus, Palmer Cox, Hugh Goodhue, and Voutax, with references to treaties and wartime milestones in a fragmentary history column.
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Berhara G. Goodhue
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War Interpreted by Kirke L. Simpson
War analyst Kirke L. Simpson assesses Allied bombardment pressure on Germany near a second weekend of heavy action. He weighs Denmark's strategic role, noting Jutland’s flat terrain, lack of natural defenses, and the potential for air bases near Germany, with Berlin wary of Allied incursions and coastal vulnerabilities.
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Strength For Today By Part 1 Douglass D D
Fragmentary OCR text presents a devotional or sermon-like piece with scattered phrases about rough places smoothing and promises. No clear event, date, person, or organization is discernible beyond a likely author or title reference.
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Roosevelt Era War Powers Clash Over Plant Seizures
The article reports on President Roosevelt facing a constitutional clash over efforts to seize war plants via labor union pressure. Attorney General Biddle questions authority under the Smith Connally act while Congress debates limits, amid warnings of civil rights erosion and potential electoral repercussions.
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Dorothy Dix Says Women Break Up Homes and Men
Dorothy Dix argues divorce wounds women more, women showing more anger and persistence when rebuilding careers while men steer toward business to forget. She notes wives bear the brunt of blame and courts advise patience, urging self reliance over passive suffering.
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Price rises to corporal at Aberdeen Proving Ground status
Joe W Price formerly of Hyatts Town now serves at the Ord nance Replacement Training Center Aberdeen Proving Ground following a promotion to corporal. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jasper Price of Hyattstown and husband of Mary R Price of Hyattstown.
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Rotary Conference Attendance Plans and Local Notices
Rotary district leaders plan to attend a conference in Harrisburg with President Elias B Ramsburg Jr and Secretary C Cyril Klein among listed attendees. A varied list of local residents and visitors includes Mr and Mrs Strauss Gantz and Barbara of Wyandotte Michigan visiting Frederic before Gantz departs for Navy service. A miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Russell Leatherman at the Grossnickle home near New Windsor with many attendees. Births engagements baptisms and military news follow including the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs George D Biggs and St David's baptism of Mary Laveille Holliday with Lt James Hayward home on furlough. Continued coverage on page six.
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Richard T. Loring
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