News Page Note and Publication Policy From 1943 Friday Aug 6
The News explains exclusive AP rights and correction policy for readers. It states Associated Press dispatches credited or not are for use, demands real names for notices, and invites corrections at the Freder ek Md office, with Friday August 6 1943 as the date.
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Wmbat Qoutheex Ftg & Mfg. CO
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Corporation
Saaw
Criter
Anet
Freder
Tek
Saturation Bombing Hamburg Signals Allied Strategy Shift
The article notes saturation bombing as a perfected tactic, with RAF night raids and US daylight raids targeting Hamburg and other cities. It argues concentrated mass raids reduce German defense, lower Allied losses, and threaten irreparable destruction, making piecemeal repair impossible.
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Hamburg
Germany
RAF
Britain
Major Seversky
Europe
Kultur
Hitlerland
American aviation policy seeks free enterprise in world air trade
National exploration of postwar U S air policy stresses private ownership and government support for a global system. A Washington CAR meeting issued five principles including free competition, private management, US backing for a worldwide network, freedom of peaceful transit, and securing civil outlets in public interest.
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Washington
Anprasciite
United States
Fsreien
Domes Stetiuts
SOL foPlien
Letters To The Editor From The News Reader
A fragmented reader letter expresses personal grievance and requests the editor to relay a message about family and personal relations. The legible portions indicate a period tone and requests news delivery or acknowledgement from The News. The rest of the text is incomplete.
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Afteréier
Gio
Lend Lease Bird’s Eye View From Lathrop Holding Point
Overviews Lend-Lease storage at Lathrop California where rail cars unload overflow supplies bound for Soviet Russia Australia New Zealand and other Allied ports. Describes vast warehouses two transcontinental lines 40 miles of siding and 2 million square feet under cover revealing the scale of this holding point.
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Peter Edzon
Washington
Aug
Congress
Nebedy
U. S. Army
Lathrop
Calif
Moscow
Canberra
Australia
Pacific Coast
Soviet Russia
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Pacific
South
Army
Navy
Commodities Corporation
Pennsylvania
New York
U. S
Tan Rs
United Nations
Lend-Lease
Lend Lease
Lend- Lease
Soldier writes from Camp Polk thanking hometown paper readers
PFC Donald Sharrer of the 453rd Ordnance Evacuation Company at Camp Polk Louisiana sends a note expressing appreciation for the home newspaper. He mentions receiving the paper at his Frederick address and will use Camp Claiborne for training before returning to Camp Polk. Dated August 2.
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East South Street
Frederick
Third Army Ordnance Provisional Training School
Camp Claiborne
Camp Polk
Donald Sharrer
Evac, Co
Independent Engine to Be Used on Little Tuscarora Creek
The Independent Engine will operate on Little Tuscarora creek tomorrow morning after land purchase by the city. The water works chair and local millers report satisfactory arrangements for pumping. The Republican County Central committee set primaries for August 19 and a convention for August 23. Mrs Jt Hanshew Markey and several local candlidos plan to attend the Chicago World's Fair, while Masters Meredith and Ed Ward Smith return from Baltimore.
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Little Tuscarora Creek
ST. John's Catholic Church
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Court House
JT Hanshew Markey
Susie Markes
Louise Etchison
Jennie Garratt
This City
Laura Willard
Della Cromise
Chicago
Masters Meredith
Edward Smith
Baltimore
Union Manufacturing to Host Picnic at Willow Grove Park
The Union Manufacturing Company plans a large employee picnic Saturday at Willow Grove Park near Thaerstown, expected attendance from 300 to 400. Brunswick elected A C O B H Moler as mayor to fill an unexpired term, defeating Thomas J Bur. B F Grove grocer’s truck caught fire on North Market Street causing property damage. Boy Scout Camp at C to ctin hosts 38 Frederick boys led by Oscar F Grove and others enjoying swimming boating and fishing activities.
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Union Manufacturing Company
Willow Grove Park
Thaerstown
Acob H Moler
Brunswick
Edward C Shafer
Thomas J Bur
BOR
William F. Gade
L. Malone
George Nuse
B. F Grove
North Market Street
Ctoctin
Frederick
Oscar F. Grove
Max, M. Fisher
Clayton Morgan
Wm. R. Glen
Today In History and Birthdays Noted Anniversaries
A collage of historical anniversaries and births lists figures from William A Alcott to George Kenney, Franklin D Roosevelt and Mary Brooks Picken, with scattered dates and locations. The entry notes notable achievements, positions, and origins across years, including early American events, military and political milestones, and cultural figures.
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William A Alcott
New England
Walcott
Conn
Judah P. Benjamin
England
British West Indies
Simuel P. Carter
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Andrew T. Still
Kansas- Missouri
Astegpath
Gsleopathy
Jonesboro
Tad Pee
Frank I. Cobb
New York World
Shawnee Co
Kans
U. S
Tennessee
New York
Europe
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Judge Joseph
Crater
Shusip
Somaliland
Uos
Thailand
Harlan J. Burhfield
Dakota
Atlant
Iowa
PS & A
Maine
Lowston
George Kenney
Adoair
Pas
Nova Seat
eHis
Bible Thought Tren Pilate and the scourging of Jesus
Fragmentary verse reflects on Pontius Pilate scourging Jesus and the believer’s lament for Christ’s suffering. A religious meditation contrasts heavenly longing with human wandering and loss. The text contains archaic phrasing and a quoted expression attributed to Satan Williams.
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Tren
Pilate
Jesus
War Interpreted as Allied Strategy Shifts in Europe
Analysis cites rapid European gains, noting Italy and Germany facing collapse while U boat threat declines and Allied air campaigns intensify. Reports say Churchill chaired a Pacific War Council meeting, prompting calls for rapid Allied revisions to plan across Europe and the Pacific toward earlier victory.
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Goward
Roovweivelt
Churchill Ito
Aimick
Europe
Pacific
Italy
Russia
Atlantic
Zubes
Solomons
New Guinea
Churchill
Pacific War Council
London
Far Pacific
Aleutians
Balkans
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Turkey
Washington
Hitler
Japan
Court News Equity and Divorce Filings Update
Equity suit Maude L Werking versus Ralph B Werking seeks absolute divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fees. Barnes versus Barnes files a bill for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses list Harlin E Madrell age 21 and Mary Faith Price 22, Charlottesville. Donald A Gordon 20 Tramsville and Betty Jane Thomas 19 Lewistown. Glenn Z Lewis 23 Smithsburg Route 1 and Ruby White 21 Middletown Route 2. Property deeds show Harold L Harrison and spouse to Douglas Howe and spouse for 10, and other transfers including Douglas S Howe to Robert L Myers, C Elmer Grossmirtto Paul R Grossnickle for 10, etc.
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Harlin E. Madrel
Camp Detriex
Mary Faith Price
Charlottesville
Donald A. Gordon
Tramsville
Betty Jane Thomas
Lewistown
Glenn Z. Lewis
Smithsburg
Ruby White
Middletown
Harold L. Harrison
Douglas Howe
Douglas S. Howe
Robert L. Myers
German Submarine Activity Reported Near Florida Strait
A British radio broadcast quoted by DNA News Agency claimed German submarines had sunk 40 British and American aircraft in recent months, with reports noting a U boat activity near the Florida Strait. The Florida Strait lies between Florida and Cuba and no recent U boat activity had been reported in the area.
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Ctaim Frying
London
Florida
Florida Strait
Cubs
Activit ‘Iy
DNA
Roosevelt Britain shipping gift rumor sparks congressional doubts
Washington debates whether 2,000,000 tons of American shipping will be handed to Britain after the war. Churchill says no financial deal, while critics warn the public must know any secret pledges. Congress urged to investigate the arrangement and its implications.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Churchill
United States Maritime Commission
United States
Maritime Commission
Congress
America
Britain
Roosevelt Churchill
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
A column notes senators and representatives meeting daily in prayer for divine guidance during crises. It urges millions nationwide to join in daily prayer with leaders to seek God’s guidance and Christ like wisdom in peace making.
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Congress
Afushe UK
Reece
Cosgreht Babson Newspaper Syn47
Lufburrow Notes Summer End In Quiet Reflections
The piece recalls changing seasons and the rush of approaching fall. It laments how July and August pass quickly and urges readers to prepare for harder work as cooler weather arrives. Written in a folksy tone, it reflects on summer days fading and a practical mindset for the coming season.
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Gee
N. A. Lufburrow
Daily English Lesson Word Guide Promotes Diligence
This reader tips sheet covers common usage errors such as two versus a couple and presentment versus presentation. It highlights pronunciation tips for due and pro nouns and offers vocabulary-building advice by urging daily word reinforcement with the quote on diligence from Confucius.
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Confucius
Digitalis Used Safely In Heart Disease Says Doctor
Dr Thomas V D Masters explains proper digitalis use for heart disease. Digitalis strengthens heart contractions and helps relaxation when prescribed for congestive heart failure and other conditions. He warns against overdose causing poisoning and urges close supervision during treatment.
Digitalis Use Guidance for Ongoing Treatment
The text advises cautious digitalis use with patient involvement in dosing, noting it can be resumed safely later in smaller doses or longer intervals. It stresses not to start discontinue or interrupt digitalis without a physician and that ongoing use is common when true indications exist, often for a long time.
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House of Common
Mind Your Manners in a Restaurant Scenarios
Answers outline polite guidelines for dining with children. Tipping when serving a child causes extra work is discussed. Children should not run in dining rooms after eating. Children should ask their mother rather than instruct waitresses. It is acceptable to take school age children to eat out occasionally. Resting a knife handle on the table is discouraged. For portions too large, options include half portions or serving from the adult portion with a possible small charge.
Nazi death penalty for Balkan saboteurs urged
A German controlled Paris radio broadcast reported that amid rising sabotage in the Balkans Nazi authorities have invoked the death penalty for those found guilty. The Associated Press recorded the remarks in London on August 3.
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Balkans
London
Paris
Associated Press
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