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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1944
Page
4
The News announces subscription rates and publication details for readers in Fredericksburg Maryland. The notice lists monthly and yearly prices and reiterates Associated Press rights and editorial policies.
Diaries and letters from German soldiers reveal how clear weather hinders the Nazi war effort and how daily bombardment, by 3,000 Allied bombers on missions from England and beyond, weighs on morale at the front and at home.
Analysts forecast a shorter war with Germany and a lengthy campaign against Japan. Expenditures may drop sharply, civilian production to resume, and demobilization begin as Russians push toward Berlin. Germany remains strong though vulnerable, while American industry must stay at peak to end the war in 1944.
The note from N. A. Lufburrow describes life as busy and troubled yet manageable for those who stay upbeat. It suggests living rightly could reduce human problems and improve overall life experience.
The piece argues Democrats miscast Republicans over the 1922 naval arms agreement. It notes bipartisan support in the Senate for the treaty, cites Roosevelt letters urging continued arms limitation, and stresses that disarmament policy has spanned both parties including 1934 and 1935 endorsements.
The proverb contrasts choosing the fear of the Lord over great treasure and trouble. It echoes a rival idea that rank and riches resemble gold chains, implying wealth can be a burden rather than a blessing.
Fifty years ago August 9 1894 Frederick County Emancipation Celebration Association held its 31st annual demonstration in the city with a parade and afternoon baseball games. A squad of about 50 tramps seized a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Plane No 4 Tuesday night and were routed by railroad detectives. The Frederick Wheelmen plan a bicycle parade and watermelon run with about 100 expected. The cornerstone of the new Catholic church at Brunswick will be laid by Monsignor Satoh with August 32 preaching by Very Rev C Gillespie. Noah E Cramer Henry B Tyson and Charles L Cronise drawn for August term jury replacing Louis Markell. L Edward Rice.
The 1924 note reports over 700000 more taxable basis due to expansion of Frederick's corporate boundaries and higher personal property values. Mrs Robert Miller sold her Elm Street home to Henry T Wade of Painesville Ohio, with possession to Sept 5. Acting manager Jack Train leads the Hustlers during Herb Armstrong's illness and Moneymaker wins 32 to 5 over Hagerstown. Rosalie Osburn was stung in the eye on Court Street, treated at the Y M C A, then sent home.
Today in history marks births of Adoniram Judson and others born in Malden and Worcester. Notable events include Pike’s expedition from St Louis, the DeWitt Clinton test locomotive, the Webster Ashburton Treaty and Thoreau. Birth anniversaries list McCain Watson Taussig Dreper Young Penhallow Axling.
Allied forces press toward Caen to Le Mans on a widening front as Canadian and American spearheads threaten to trap the German center between the Loire and Seine. Reports say Canadian troops have breached defenses east of the Orne near Falaise, with an American column at Le Mans, while Paris and Chartres routes loom as potential goals.
A compact note on correct usage missteps and pronunciation. It highlights common errors like should pro vide for his future and diagnoses, and clarifies figurate meaning as of a definite form. It also emphasizes cultivating vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Advice urges passengers to assist a standing woman with packages. The right approach is to offer help by taking some of the bags and letting her grip a strap. Emphasizes awareness of others comfort and considerate behavior during travel.
Court actions show equity cases for absolute divorce filed by Coxs and Hammonds. Property deeds record transfers from Willard R Sexton to Dewey Roberts. Becket relations transfer between Sir Myrle Beck and Luther McDonough. A London report states Sir Harold MacMichael was wounded in an ambush in Jerusalem with Lord Gort succeeding him in Palestine Trans-Jordan duties.
Today the reader finds themselves affectionate and demonstrative with a tendency to dwell on minor troubles. Time may favor perseverance and enthusiasm for a specific kind of work, though the nature can be impulsive.
Harry Woodburn Chase argues that U.S. education faces deep disorganization as elementary and secondary teachers leave due to low salaries. College faculties also struggle to cover fixed costs amid inflation and stagnant pay since the war, hampering War Bond drives and charitable needs.
In a wartime essay Mary Roberts Rinehart argues European wars center on loot including art and goods. She asserts American women oppose theft, prefer paying for needs, seek sacrifice for peace, and would not condone pillage or profiting from conquered territory.
In this piece the author argues Americans retain freedoms to choose inconvenient lifestyle options from travel to home utilities. He lampoons comfort norms and urges readers to consider embracing less convenient habits rather than defaulting to modern conveniences.
Dorothy Dix counsels a married, mother of two to endure her husband’s flirtation as a temporary phase and not leave home. She urges patience, warns against mocking the husband, and stresses that love, obedience, and respect depend on mutual kindness and reasonable parental demands.
A collection of excerpts from HAL BOYLE with wartime observations and reader questions. It includes a career-lesson on family roles, advice about marriage and divorce, a Normandy air battle vignette featuring Lt Homer W. Bennett and Lt Edwin Maxey, and a portrait of Pvt. Frank Delgiordi’s hip firing technique and exuberant battle cries.
Essay argues true tolerance demands strength of character from believers, condemning mere indifference to rival faiths and urging moral suasion over coercion. It contrasts harsh zeal with Voltairean defense of free expression. Also reports a Gettysburg divorce granted to Dorothy Dorsey Williams from Russell Williams for desertion and crime conviction with costs assigned.
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