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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1943
Page
4
Local paper notes subscription rates with a three cent single copy price. The News Port Court St. Frederick Me lists rates as 90 cents for three months and 1.25 for a year. The Associated Press dispatches are credited and republication rights are reserved.
The piece argues Hitler may shift to a defensive war and seek an arbitrated peace, citing close study of Napoleon's mistakes. It suggests Hitler could withdraw from Russia, mirroring Napoleon's retreat after Moscow, and warns such a withdrawal would be a difficult, monumental move.
The piece argues Allied forces will press a long term attrition campaign against Japan in the Southwest Pacific. By gradual advances on key spots with sea and air support, Japan is degraded as forces and reinforcements dwindle. The war effort hinges on American air and naval power overcoming Japan’s defenses.
Earl T. Douglass discusses methods to weed out bad habits, comparing them to farming practices. He emphasizes smothering with good seed and plowing under old life to prevent new seeds from taking root, citing biblical guidance from Nehemiah and other figures to illustrate persistent inner warfare.
Today in Washington the war front focus shifts to Amelia where engines and heavy bombers see sharp declines. Analysts cite absenteeism selective service, management strain, and DoJ defect suits as causes. An inquiry is urged, with Byrnes Baruch and Roosevelt pressed to restore output.
A concise religious reflection argues that he needed birth again and a new start, guided by the living God. The New Testament is framed as the instruction book for those seeking a fresh life, enabling spiritual transformation beyond personal power.
Special meeting of the Board of Aldermen approved water use pricing at three dollars per day from Little Tuscarora creek. George Lambert won the contract to erect the pumphouse on Little Tuscarora. The Elevator Company prepared to build a large hay peeking structure behind Carroll street. A brick house at Patrick street end transfer to Uriah A Lough. Much of the Cethalia area burned on Base Third street by a spark from a PR OR engine. Former judge John T Lowe of New Market died at 70 after two four year jurist terms and one as chief.
Twenty years ago in 1923 readers find notes on the Potomac Public Service Company inspection by directors led by President M F Reilly, a Shenff candidate Emory C Remsburg, and Republican routes of delegates. The piece mentions thousands of peasants and President Harding touring toward Washington with Hendrickson and Hostar noted in arousing civic scenes.
A dated roll of anniversaries lists John F. Dryden founder of Prudential born in 183? and other notable figures such as Charles W. Stoddard Ellen Fitz Pendleton Edgar Jadwin Lew Dockstader and Billie Burke with birth and death years. It also notes historic events from 1607 Maine landings to 179 A Lighthouse Service and 14 US Marines landings and includes a brief horoscope and a few scattered contemporary names.
A busy, patchy memo blends wartime alerts with daily life. Maryland guardsmen train, food prices debate, and civic groups stay active while citizens face heat, drought, and labor efforts. Stories touch war news, local events, and domestic resilience.
Peter Edson reports the ongoing sedition prosecutions led by O. John Rogge focus on 33 individuals including George Viereck. Indictments may expand as old evidence is reexamined, with more charges possible against others tied to antiwar propaganda and secret lists.
Blood banks enable pretested blood supplies for emergencies, with whole blood used in severe hemorrhage. Plasma and serum, stored long term and usable without immediate typing, aid shock treatment and immune transfer from recovered patients, boosting immediate availability and potential immunity.
The article notes infection reduces blood effectiveness to about 25 percent of convalescent blood and that greater supply enables larger volumes. It discusses ongoing questions about transfusion and anticipates more uses in the future. It highlights dramatic life-saving roles of blood plasma or serum in hemorrhage, shock, and burns.
In wartime Q and A format the piece notes coffee removed from ration lists per a July 26 address by the President, supplies a mock glossary including Australian term bonzer for gasoline pump, claims Italy may hide seven or eight battleships, cites a Verona meeting of Hitler and Mussolini before Dure's resignation, and mentions a potential ban on knitted bathing suits. It also states U.S. daily dynamite consumption reaches about one million pounds in normal times.
A reader in Tryon North Carolina comments on rain and subscription to The News. A Frederick industrialist mails a clipping about a Hartford Connecticut church in the Colt factory four services on Sunday in a former game room. Services last ten minutes with hymns psalm prayers a two minute talk and benediction. The piece notes other war factories serving workers spiritually. A theater display sign prompts thoughts on signs and cinema. Life’s contradictions are noted with money and appearances.
Ruth M. Walsh files an absolute divorce bill against Laurence H Walsh. Property Deed shows Robert G Tester and wife transferring property to John W Waltemyer and wife. Proceeding noted in county court B10.
Translation notes reference Chilo and a line urging regard to the end. The text cites Revelation 1 6 and mentions the Alpha and Omega as the beginning and ending in the Almighty.
Reader questions on social etiquette cover meeting strangers, public warnings, ex-spouses behavior, parental rebukes, and addressing women in the Army. The provided answers state Yes to greetings from unknown mutual friends, No to public admonition, Yes to civility between divorced parents, No to public rebuke of a grown child, and Yes to including rank on military addresses. The recommended practice for sharing a spouse’s letters is to copy only the parts the sender would approve.
A compact guide highlights split infinitives, mispronunciations, and common spellings. It notes words like Nape Ape Nap, Meat Meet, Mere, and clarifies synonyms lawful right just equitable. It urges mastering one word daily with a example using drastic measures for safety.
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