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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
4
Public notice in the Fredericton paper requests correction of any errors or reflections about people firms or corporations printed in its columns. It states dispatches are credited to the Associated Press and invites reader communications with real names for publication.
Representative L E Allen surveyed 18 Republican House members to gauge support among possible presidential nominees. Dewey led with 51 votes, MacArthur had 30, Bricker 23, and Willkie 13, among seventeen named favorites as the party discusses future leadership ahead of the convention.
Japan's seizure of South Pacific hemp sources pushes government subsidized revival of native hemp. About 240000 acres under 20 000 farmers with seed set aside for next year. War Hemp Industries oversees 42 mills at 330000 each and 60 harvesting machines. Most acreage in Minnesota Iowa Kentucky Wisconsin. Farmers to receive 30 to 50 per ton. project in early years nets profits.
Observers and Congress clash over October 1 drafting call for fathers to serve. Critics say the order lacks reasons and scope while many American families remain uninformed. Supporters fear a massive army may be unnecessary, yet willingness to serve exists if the public is treated as informed citizens. Congress urged to scrutinize weak, high level directives.
The piece argues Churchill and Roosevelt must resolve tension with Stalin over wartime and postwar roles. It worries Moscow’s demands for technical data and patents, Moscow’s push for a second front, and whether Britain and the United States should concede leadership to Russia in shaping postwar peace terms. It notes the risk of Russia dominating Europe if a broad ground invasion is delayed, and calls for a true Allied partnership to avoid a jostling for influence.
Mr. Thomas J. Fickling has spent three weeks visiting relatives in this area and at Braddock Heights and has now returned to his home in Columbia, South Carolina.
Fifty years ago the columns note Herbert Murphy of Walkersville winning a Western Maryland College free scholarship for the county, Hallie V Groshon of this city and WR Burgee of Park Mills winning State Normal School free tuition, plus a severe coal wagon accident near Middletown where John L Sigler escaped serious injury as his horse and four tons of coal tumbled down a Catoctin mountain embankment. The annual tournament and dance occurred at Mrs Claggectt's grove near Petersville with organizers listed and H OD Echeisson delivering the ceremonial address. Cyrus Risers left for Chicago by the P R line, and a water stream on East Patrick street continues from a leaking hydrant near East Street.
A late 1923 clipping notes three injuries when a car crashed into a culvert near Hagerstown after its tire failed. It names John H. Krante Miss Mary Trindle and Mrs Samuel B Trundte of Feagaville as passengers. Governor Ritchie spoke at county events and the Harding memorial services occurred in a nearby church. Four men were evicted from Francis Scott Key hotel grounds after small crackers prompted the disturbance. A complaint cited a free van in Petersville district and farm outbuildings were broken into with theft of poultry and hogs amid reports of moonshine and other illicit activity.
Diabetes control rests with patient self care and discipline. Many diabetics can be productive if they maintain management, though industries may restrict them. The disease stems from impaired sugar use, with symptoms like increased urine and thirst, and requires long term, consistent treatment to prevent complications.
Kirke L Simpson assesses Allied prospects at a Roosevelt Churchill strategic conference. He cites Italy’s collapse and the Atlantic U boat campaign as weakened Nazi leverage, while Red Army offensives press from the east. He argues decisive Allied moves must divert Germany, bolster Russia, and frame terms for unconditional surrender.
Today's word morbid means abnormally impressionable especially by gloomy ideas. Dwelling on such things produces a morbid mind.
The diet aims to satisfy hunger while keeping sugar intake low for diabetics. If diet alone fails, insulin allows use of more sugar but does not replace dietary control. Proper management with insulin makes diet crucial, not optional, and enables diabetics to work. Industries should support employees in dietary control to reduce health risks.
Gloucester Mass August 12 Carl Crittenden owns a small combined grocery and lunchroom on Bass Avenue. He lives above his shop and has built a solid business by careful living quarters, minimal debt, and strong family help. Babson argues small merchants who live with their stores can outlast chains, attract customers with appealing signs, and train their families to contribute, ensuring personal and community democracy through ownership.
A compiled list notes historical anniversaries and birthdays including Robert Mauls born in Charleston, Katharine Bates from Falmouth, Julius Rosenwald of Chicago, and Christy Mathewson from Factoryville. It also lists inventions and events tied to dates from 1851 to 1942, with various figures like Chaplin, Singer, and Hoover connected to those milestones.
CIO born in Philadelphia 32 years ago Dr Otto Struve director of Yerkes Observatory born in Russia 46 years ago Dr Arthur C Willard president of the University of Illinois born Washington DC 65 years ago Today horoscope notes pride obstinacy may hinder success for natives with gentle tastes and abilities Readers are advised to practice patience and humility to handle public opinion.
A Bible verse from Isaiah 61 8 emphasizes love of justice and truth while condemning robbery. The quote from Ben Jonson warns against seeking vulgar praise and misplaced honesty, urging integrity in conduct.
A review of Berlin Nazi radio programs aimed at American Expeditionary Forces in North Africa and Sicily. The piece highlights "Home, Sweet Home" entertainments and sketches designed to foster homesickness, discontent, and disunity, featuring characters like Midge Fritz and figures such as Mrs. Cold White and Lincoln. It notes the propaganda seeks to undermine morale and promote anti Negro and Nazi social ideals.
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