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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1943
Page
4
Wheat stocks decline as 1943 44 carryover eyed
Analysts project a sharp drop in U S wheat carryover from farm stocks. April 2 estimates show 327,667,000 bushels on farms with a January-April decline of 3,677,100,000 bushels, the heaviest for that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Waiting For Tires Prolonged Delays Spark Hope For Synthetic Replacements
Government reports most civilian car owners will not see new synthetic tires before late next year or beyond. The wartime tires, praised as technical marvels, may be far off while drivers are urged to extend life through recapping and repairs. A distant day may bring four fresh tires to roll along, lifting spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davin
Roosevelt
Poliecemen
Belgium
Polland
Czechoslavakia
Poland
Greece
Jnneva
Norway
Denmark
Swedten
Giraud
France
East Indies
Germany
Philippines
Chemurey
Pest Control Advice for Victory Gardeners
One of the chief subjects is how to control pests. For every plant there is an enemy, from fence side prowlers to eggs ready to hatch. Scientists are after the pests and ready to provide remedies, requiring patience to keep applying them.
Luf's Stuff SINCERE HOPE and The People in Their Lands
The passage laments the helpless pease dwelling under tyrants and kings of their own making. It expresses hope for liberation from oppressive rulers and calls for action to support those harmed by tyrannical rule.
Bible Thought Thoughts on forcible words and reproof
Fragmentary note cites a line about how forcible are words and their use in preaching and argument. It references a verse 6:23 and a classical author Plautus, noting we are pouring words into a press and our labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plautus
Secret postwar plans spark US public policy debate
Washington commentary warns that postwar arrangements discussed in secret London dispatches could tie the United States to a four power or eight power council. The piece argues the American people deserve full disclosure of commitments and warns against excluding the Senate from such crucial decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
London
Chicago Sun
Frederick Kuh
Cvererver
Council of Asia
Council of Europe
Fifty Years Ago Local Firms In The Sown Columns
The Great Forepatigh Circus closes a successful day with Jap acts clowns and Revolutionary War recreation. Master Harry Schroeder suffers a serious leg injury when a horse and buggy move. Dr H F Getzendanner vacationing with grandmother on South Market Street. Ladies Auxiliary of the Columbian Fate Frederic County awards 850 prizes to Sus Markey Katie Major and Francis Roelkey. Potomac Synod deeded to Westminster seminary and plans to lease Frederick Female Seminary and appoint a president. FLFP Seminary funds to be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Brothers
Harry Schroeder
East Patrick Street
H. F. Getzendanner
South Market Street
Columbian Fale
Frederick County
Sus Markey
Frederick High Schoo
Katie Major
Academy the Visitation
Frederick W Friday
Frederick College
Francis D Roelkey
St. John's Literary Institute
Potomac
Synod OF the Reformed Church of the United States
Westminster
Frederick
FLFP
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago notes recount street repaving on Market Street from Fifth to South, with asphalt work and city repairs underway. An Old White House landmark near Braddee area is described, while a Miss Orbass victimizes a Cumberland automotist in an accident at Sealeysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Atonon
Menning Tt
Marnag
Old White House
Histone Sud
Braddee
Orbass Cystir
Sealeysville
Chrains Castle
Referenda signatures collected for Sunday movies and sports
Frederick residents say petitions exceed needed signatures to place Sunday movie and sports referendum on June ballot. Organizers expect 2000 to 3000 names and plan to submit to City Election Supervisors by May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Qinda-ws
Thore
The War Interpreted
An analysis of Japanese imperial cult under Hirohito, viewing the emperor as divine and central to wartime mobilization. It argues the god emperor ideology fuels conquest, supports Tojo, and risks world domination, urging Allied reeducation efforts to end this belief system.
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Glenn Babe
Hirohito
Nee Eterno
Japan
Riedl
Kiska
Sumatra
Mirehito
Britain
Tojo
Ameren
Tokyo
Amaterasu
Asia
Ingvazion
Olmaster
Family of Nations
Germany
United Nations
Strength For Today by Fort L Douglass
A column on Christian kindness and its impact across borders. It contrasts a Chinese boy welcomed to Sunday School in Macon Georgia with Matsuoira the Japanese leader raised by a Christian foster mother. The piece notes differing attitudes toward American life and Asia and reflects on how individual acts shape history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort L. Douglass
Macon
Georgia
Ehristtag
Sun Yat Sen
Chiang Kat Shek
Matsuoira
Matsuoka M
Asatios
Chris
Many Golden Opportunities After War
Babson Park Mass April 29. The postwar era will bring new prosperity as cash credit expands and industry shifts from armaments to consumer goods. Scientific advances will drive growth with jobs in laboratories, new materials, and private enterprise expanding to absorb returning veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Africa
Winston Churchill
United States
Indus
Today In History Anniversary list spans founders and leaders
A compact chronology notes Oliver Ellsworth born 1743 in Windsor Connecticut, Henry W. Allen born 1820 in Prince Edward County Virginia, Edward R. Sill born 1837 in Windsor Connecticut, Lorado Taft born 1860 in Elmwood Illinois, Tad Dorgan born 1877 in San Francisco, with other dates of Company of New France founding in 1627 and notable figures such as Eddie Rickenbacker and Harad Hearst mentioned in passing historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ellsworth
Connecticut
U.S. Supreme Court
Wendsor
Conn
Henry W. Allen
Louisiana
Prince Edward Co. Va
Edward R. Sill
Univ. of California
Pyar
Windsor, Conn
Lorado Taft
Chicago
Elmwood
Thomas A. Dorgan
Tad
Sani Francisco
Company of
New France
France
Canada
TRN
Conecess
ULS Supreme Court
Golden
San Francisco
Elds
Sfington
Eddie Rickenbacker
Provaop
American Red Cross
Southers
Golph Hearst
San Smeon
Cal
Saneer
Harad C. Urey
Cunnath
Agy . Ae Iam
IA Donald
Nwhioda
Aro
Bari Olstari
Shoyd- Aga Dr
Samui AL Miteheil
Heat Relieves Earache In Simple Early Stage
Dr Thomas D Masters explains earache often stems from infection or swelling of the ear and surrounding structures. He notes the eustachian canal, pressure changes, and tonsillitis link. mild cases may improve with external heat and glycerine drops, aspirin, and rest, while pus behind the eardrum requires professional care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Masters
Army salute rules and Greek naval revival noted
A Q and A style summary covers saluting regulations for soldiers and nurses, a national survey placing card playing at 83 percent addictiveness, a Greek naval revival despite Axis pressure, the strong nutritional value of organ meats, and army sentry dogs mainly German shepherds and Belgian malamutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axis
Hitler
Mussolini
Easter Gathering Brings Families to Germantown Church Event
The report lists numerous families from Germantown Gaithersburg Frederick Union Bridge and Hanover attending an egg hunt and a reception for about 75 new Grace Evangelical and Reformed church members hosted by the Women's Guild and Consistory with Dr Ralph E Hartman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Paul
Paisley
Albert Smith
Frederick
John Smith
Hanover
Bessie Foster
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ralph E. Hartman
Women's Guilds and
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