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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1943
Page
4
Reflection on character and reputation in a newspaper notice
Fragmentary notice discusses a writer's real name and publication policy. It mentions publication only with the writer's real name and references a post office in Fredery ne Md. The readable text hints at a period press rule about editor communications and content subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Fredery
Italy's Great Hour for Liberty or Tyranny Rising
The piece argues Italy has failed repeatedly by following charismatic leaders and choosing expediency over responsible self-government. It contends Mussolini exploited wartime disillusion, leading to conquest dreams and a hollow national vigor. It concludes that only liberty and will can restore sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiom
Caporetto
Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Boom In Poultry Grips U S Chick Market
Poultry production surges as farmers respond to government urged increases in eggs and meat. Hatcheries and farms together produced hundreds of millions of chicks in early 1943, with high demand sustaining operation into spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wickard
United States
Concrete cornice collapses on car in Hagerstown street accident
A concrete cornice from a North Potomac Street apartment fell onto a car below, striking the hood and injuring the vehicle and its occupant Woodrow W. Stoddard Jr. The incident occurred in the afternoon as debris caused a frightful crash on the Greet Street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Potomac Street
Woodrow W. Stoddard, Jr
Obviow
Congress Faces Postwar Transportation Policy Dilemma
Washington August 2 Congress must decide postwar transport policy covering railroads airlines waterways highways and buses. Competing plans from Lea Wheeler Clark push for aviation reform and unified regulation while rail interests seek integrated systems. Public support and subsidies loom as Congress reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lea
Clarence F. Lea
Santa Rosa
Calif
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Burton K. Wheeler
Butte
Mont
Senate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeler and Clark
American Transportation Association
Fromal
Donald D. Conn
Concrete crashes street after dash through door
A male individual dashed across the street and plunged head first into a restaurant screen door but emerged uninjured. City Building Inspector Charles Smith secured the area and roped off the block following a chunk of concrete striking the street while investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Fire damages on South Market Street and other 1893 items
A major blaze on South Market Street near Lambright's Alley destroyed six frame stables two ice houses and damaged a brick building with losses about 4000. The fire started by children with matches and corn silk cigarettes. Also reports a ford mishap on Monocacy River leaves Miller party walking to shore and Miller ill. A B and O freight car loses control, crashes into a locomotive and passenger cars injuring fireman Haover.-osborne House guests listed. The editorial praises Frederick Fire Department while criticizing city water supply and hose access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
South Market Street
Lambright's
Wm. S. Miller
Guest
Brengle
Miller
B. and O
Frederick Elevator Company
Haover
Osborne House
Ocean Grove
N. J
James Houck
Alice Houck
Ezra Houck
Grace Houck
Eleanor Houck
Frederick Fire Department
Two Houses Destroyed in Frederick Junction Fire
Frederick Junction suffered total loss to two houses this morning, believed to be from a lazy origin. A. Robb Ests residents occupied one and WC Wiles rented the other. about 200 dollars in cash was also reported missing. The Lutherans hold their sixteenth reunion at Braddock Heights with 4,000 to 5,000 expected and Loysville Orphans Band to perform. Mayor Culler and the Aldermen discussed Fishing Creek issues after rain delayed road travel to Tuscarora. Miss Mary Esther Tull of East Third Street visits Norfolk and will stop in Washington on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Junction
Wandward
Proper Nose-Blowing Prevents Infection And Physical Damage
An early 20th century health note warns against forceful nose blowing. It explains how incorrect technique can drive secretions into the Eustachian tubes and sinuses, risking infection, and advises using a tissue above the nose to gently expel secretions for safer, cleaner relief.
War Interpreted By Hamilton W. Faron
Analysis argues surrender by Marshal Badoglio as the likely outcome in Italy. Allied bombings target Hamburg and Ploesti to pressure Italy, while Rome contemplates peace. Bomber raids warn Axis defenses and delay of German capitulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badoglio
Washington
Mamburg
Marshal Badodo
Germany
Hamburg
Ploesti
Romania
United States
Ninth Air Force
Middle East
Priestl Field
Hitler
Italy
Aircraft Carrier Bataan Launches From Camden Harbor
The Bataan, first aircraft carrier named for a Philippine campaign, rode anchor in the Delaware River with President Quezon calling it a symbol of Japan's inevitable defeat. The ship was privately launched at New York Shipbuilding Corp yards, sponsored by Mrs. George D. Murray, wife of the naval air training center commander, Pensacola. Maria Osmena, daughter of Sergio Osmena, served as maid of honor.
Omnipotent Power Discussed In Classical Style
The passage notes common misuses of words and pronunciation tips for pathos and omnipotent. It emphasizes vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily and cites Sir Thomas More on omnipotent power as related context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir T. More
Lufs Stuff Urges Acceptance Amid Wartime Shortages
The author laments wartime rationing and shortages, noting milkmen and breadmen still operate while many face difficulty obtaining simple foods. He calls for resignation to hard times and discourages grumbling, urging readers to acknowledge the facts and refrain from complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburkow
Roosevelt risks political optics in wartime radio speech
In a wartime radio address President Roosevelt hints at postwar subsidies for returning soldiers while critics argue the talk signals a budding draft for a fourth term. The piece questions whether the president is in a political bubble, insulated from public scrutiny, and warns that such actions erode democracy and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Mussolini
Army
Navy
Tydings Faults U.S. Policy For Inflation And War Debt
Baltimore August 1 Senator Millard E Tydings D Md said the U S national debt surpassing two hundred billion dollars fuels inflation and hinders postwar recovery He compared U S taxation to Britain and Canada noting they pay larger shares of war costs while the United States relies on debt and taxes to fund wartime expenses. He urged learning the hard truth about debt levels and job provision for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Millard E. Tydings
United States
Britain
Canada
Tydings
Win Judging Contest At Guernsey Field Day
E. J. Thompson of Knoxville and Mrs Eston Hoffman near New Market won first in the spectators judging contest at the Western Maryland Guernsey field day held at the fair grounds Saturday. Judges were J Herbert Snyder and Granville Hillier. Winners received War Stamps and State Fair Board prizes. 35 animals were judged by Carroll Wasisision and Frederick County owners before a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Thompson
Knoxville
Eston Hoffman
New Market
Maryland
Fairgrounds
Carrol
Wasisision
Frederick County
J. Herbert Snyder
Union Bridge
Granville Hillierd
Baltimore County
State Fair Board
Howard U Quinn
Pearl
Charles F. ‘ Jr
Libertytown
W. Snader Baker
New Windsor
Howard A. Quinn
Heifler
It. A. MoCauley
Hagerstawn
Dogs in bridge and other brief Q and A snippets
A collection of quick Q and A items notes dog as low value cards in bridge. It recalls the 1920 Chicago Black Sox scandal. It cites trends of lower necklines in new feminine dress styles. It defines a June bug spinner as a fishing lure effective for pike. It explains a stymie in golf as a situation where the opponent’s ball blocks the path to the cup.
Chinese President Lin Sen Dies. Chiang Kai-Shek Becomes Acting President
In Chungking on August 24, President Lin Sen died after a long illness. Chiang Kai-Shek was formally endorsed as Acting President. The passing elevates Chiang to the interim head of state while China faces wartime leadership duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Ager
Lin Sen
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Today In History Passages of notable birth and events
Today in history lists births of L Enfant Gray and Shipp with death dates and notes. It chronicles events from 1776 Declaration of Independence signing to 1934 Hindenburg death, with birthdays of Adams Pegler Kieran and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edmond C. Genet
France
England
Henry Atkinson
Black Hawk
Bad Axe
American Dental Association
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Selfridge
War Department
Marnesilent
Harding
Coolidge
Hindenburg
Hitler
Fuehrer
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Quincy
Mass
Westbrook Pegler
Minneapolis
John Kieran
Notable Births of Celebrities and Public Figures
Star born in New York is 51. John Sloan of New York born Lock Haven Pa 72. U S Senator James M Tunnell of Delaware born there 64. Myrna Loy actress born Helena Mont. W Jett Lauck Washington noted economist born Keyser W Va 64. Horoscope notes luxury and display may tempt restraint in spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
New York
John Sloan
Lock Haven
U. S
James M. Tunnell
Delaware
Myrna Loy
Helena
Mont. W
Jett Lauck
Washington, D. C
Keyser
W. Va
Strength For Today Then Madam Chiang Kai-shek’s faith Journey
Earl L Douglass recounts Madam Chiang Kai-shek as a missionary figure in America It highlights her charm patriotism and deep faith tracing three life phases from self to mother’s God and finally active will of God Her example is presented as a modern Christian mission story in a Babson Newspaper Synod feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chiang Kai-shek
Methodist Church
Madam Chiang
China
Coprrieht Babson Newspaper Synod
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Hamilton W. Faron
Bataan
Camden
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White House
Joubtless
Chicago
Harry Hopking
Kelly
Ian
Guernsey Field Day
TY Salisbury
Chicago Black Sox
Mrs. Roaseyeit
Fierre C. L'Enfant
Wise
Virginia
Charles Lockhart
Pittsburgh
Scotland
Elisha Gray
Bell of Telephone
Barnesville
Ohio
Scott Shipp
Virginia Faetary Institute
Warrenton
Francis Marion Crawford
Irving Babbitt
Harvard
Dayton
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
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