Subscription Rates and Press Notice at The News
The News announces subscription rates and standard contact details for The News News-Post Saints office in Frederick Maryland. It notes verification by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press rights for dispatch republication while inviting corrections for erroneous reflections about persons, firms, or corporations.
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Bates
Frederick
Japanese doubt after Pearl Harbor echoes in Marianas talk
The piece contends Japanese memory could recall American naval forces near the Marianas 1,500 miles from Japan and questions U S naval strength after Pearl Harbor. It suggests Japanese observers may reassess American efficiency and the wartime balance, noting fears about the United States navy’s reliability and potential miracles.
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Pearl Harbor
Marianas
Japan
United States
Tongues Hanging Out As Nazis Retreat To Germany
In wartime rhetoric the piece likens Allied colonists in 1775 to today’s German forces, noting Nazi troops are retreating across fronts. Underground resistance from France Belgium Holland Poland Czechoslovakia aids their rout, with sabotage and disruption mounting as surrender odds grow.
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Lexington
Concord
Boston
Europe
Germany
France
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Verse Excerpt Reflections on God's Presence Across Creation
A compact midwestern style fragment quotes Jeremiah 23 24 on the impossibility of hiding from God and asks whether any seat of the divinity exists beyond earth sea air heavens and virtuous minds. The piece cites Lace as source and warns against seeking God elsewhere.
Smith Connally law shaped Philadelphia strike outcome
Washington recalls how the Smith Connally act curbed the Philadelphia transit strike after government seizure of property. It notes Supreme Court limits, presidential vetoes, and CIO efforts to repeal, stressing the law's aim to prevent strikes from halting interstate commerce once property is seized.
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Washington
Philadelphia
United States
New Deal
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Roosevelt
CIO
Twin Feelings by N A Lufburrow
A short reflective verse explores sadness and gladness as twin forces shaping human life. The author N A Lufburrow notes everyone experiences both emotions in various seasons, questioning who could endure without sadness or absence of happiness.
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Lufburrow
Enthusiastic bicyclers plan weekly county runs to Buckeystown
Fifty years ago in Frederick County August 12 1894 reports cyclists organize weekly excursions with a first run to Buckeystown for ice cream. Also summaries a reception for Key Monument Association leaders at the Y M C A with Catholic music and a reception committee. An accident on West Patrick street injures a five year old bicycle rider. Republican Club of New Market endorses Reno S Harp for Congress. Robert L Lorentz hired to promote the Frederick County Fair and surrounding areas.
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Key Monument Association
Monument Association
J. H. Markey
Ritchie
Henry Williams
F. F. Smith
J. B. Tyson
George Ed. Smith
Mollie Ewenhauer
WM. Hays
Patrick Street
Harry Brust
Henry Brust
Republican Club OF
New Market District
Reno S. Harp
Congress
Robert L. Lorentz
Frederick County
Prominent Citizen Clayton Keedy Dies at 69
Local ems from the Columns Of The News report the death of Clayton Keedy a prominent citizen and lawyer at his West Church street home after a sudden illness at age 69. The item notes his prominence and sudden passing this morning.
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Clayton © Keedy
West Church Street
John Kidd
Frederick Junction
Kidd
Rocky Ridge
Armstrong
Baltimore
Frederick
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
A compilation of historic anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include Robert Mills born in Charleston and Katherine Bates born in Falmouth while Julius Rosenwald and Cecil DeMille are listed with lifespans and roles. Also notes on inventions, wartime events, and biographical tidbits plus a local vacation update for Wayne L Smith in Philadelphia.
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Washington Monument
Charleston, S. C
Abbott H. Thayer
Animal Kingdom
Boston
Katherine Lee Bates
Wellesley
Falmouth
Mass
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Christopher Mathewson
New York
Factoryville
N. Y
War toll and community efforts pace postwar plans
Frederick area notes mourn fallen servicemen Cor poral Ira L Moore killed in France Pfc Paul W Esworthy dying of wounds in England Staff Sgt Floyd W Butts dead in France Lt Gerald C Keller of near Bolivar killed with twenty seven others aboard an air transport in Nebraska News from France and the Pacific describes anxious days ahead as the Battle for Paris begins County committees mail postwar employment inquiries Junior Chamber surveys scrap paper drives Red Cross surgical dressing work curtailed motor corps training continues Victory gardens prosper Camp Detrick to present Barracks Revue Local initiatives include hospital talks oversubscribed war bonds and E bonds Liberty picnic plans Ayrshire field day 4-H events Western Shore hospital debate Bank deposits rise Lions Club fracture bed Woodbury Rand bequest for a cat dog cruelty report Constitution amendments gasoline restrictions and ration changes Stovall family to lead Salvation Army Balti more Temple Legion officers and state notices Rotary district governor visit Induction notices continue as Flanders fields recalled in memory
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Ira Leslie Moore
France
Paul W. Esworthy
England
Floyd W. Butts
Here
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Bolivar
Nebraska
Pacific
Globe
Paris
County Committee For Economic Development
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Victory Gardens
Camp Detrick
Opera House
Lord Stamp
Josiah
Libertytown
Ayrshire
Middletown
New London
Western Shore Hospital
Frederick City Hospital
Lions Club
Walkersville Bank
Western Maryland Trust Co
Valley Register
George Rhoderick, Jr
Woodbury Rand
Brookline
Mass
P.C.A
Buster
Maryland
Glenn E. Stovall
Stovall
Salvation Army
Baltimore Temple
Thomas &. Williams
Legion
Baltimore
Stste
J. David Baile
Medford
Silas Thomas
Charles C. Creger
Thurmont
Edward P. Thomas
State Board of Medical Examiners
John J. Shank
Waynesboro
Southern States Cooperative
Armory
Baker Park
Dorothy Dix on Mothers-in-Law and the Parent Child Dilemma
Dorothy Dix discusses the heartbreak and complications of adult children caring for aging parents. She notes how divorce statistics and marital strain rise when parents resist adapting to new family dynamics, while acknowledging most parents sacrifice for their kids.
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Hitler
Miss Sallys
Miss Marys
War's End Homecoming Likely Months Away
Washington reports experts doubt a 1945 European victory brings immediate repatriation. 300,000 to 500,000 troops may stay in Germany, with thousands sent to the Pacific. Shipping shortages and ship conversions delay mass returns, while Allied needs and humanitarian relief complicate plans.
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Normandy
France
Germany
Europe
Why Worship God in Church
Earl L Douglass argues that true Christian worship is fellowship and shared gathering. While worship can occur anywhere, the church building serves as a communal monument to faith, reflecting the enduring human desire to worship together rather than alone in nature.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
Speed, discipline mix in Allied MP talks in France
Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent iS BOYLE With American Troops in France. July 31. Two military police discuss problems shared by armies. A German MP team and Pvt. Carl Willmy compare tactics on speeders, intervals, and punishment. They joke, then reveal strict penalties for repeat offenders.
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Is Boyle
France
Pvt
Carl Willmy
Patchogue
N. Y
Willmy
Wilimy
A.W.O.L
English Lesson Word of the Day on Fecundity Usage
A brief note highlights common misuses and pronunciation tips for words like exciting and flaccid. It emphasizes vocabulary growth with daily word study and defines fecundity as abundant productive power in creation.
Introducing Two Close Friends Properly
The guide shows the natural approach to introducing two good friends. Doris, this is Helen Brown. You've heard me speak of Doris Smith, Helen. The informal style strengthens rapport and respects familiarity.
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Miss Smith
Miss Brown
Doris
Helen Brown
Doris Smith
Helen
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