public notice policy and dates for 1942 Fredericksburg press
In this 1942 issue the Fredericksburg newspaper notes its policy requiring real names for letters and opinions and mentions publication standards. It lists the date August 13 1942 and references officials and the editorial process. The notice emphasizes accuracy and correction upon notification.
Diesel engines rise as wartime power core
The diesel engine, delivering about 50 percent more work per gallon than gasoline, powers tanks submarines trucks locomotives river boats and light plants. U S output climbs from 4 600 000 horsepower in 1920 to an anticipated 7 000 000 this year with fuel flexibility and safer non explosive operation.
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United States
Bangor class chaser eyed as swift surface answer to sub threat
The Bangor Chaser Canada tests a fast, secret Bangor-class vessel meant to hunt U boats in the Saint Lawrence estuary and Gulf. It reportedly carries a deadly stinger and can attack subs surfaced or submerged, while the Allies fight in Europe.
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Canada
Saint Lawrence River
Gulf
Hitler
Atlantic
Saint Lawrence
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D Build Life On Rock
A sermon notes how San Francisco 1906 quake survivors relied on a steel framed tower anchored to deep foundations not on sand. It argues life’s trials test faith and urges building on Jesus Christ as a solid foundation. Also mentions auto accidents may stem from petit mal epilepsy causing brief unconsciousness.
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Earl L. Douglass, D. D
San Francisco
Benea
Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Baboon Newspaper
Isolationism dominates difficult Washington primaries
Washington dispatch examines isolationism as a tough issue in Republican and Democratic primaries. It notes candidates labeled isolationists risk accusations of disloyalty, while interventionist views clash with antiwar sentiment. The piece discusses Roosevelt's local election dynamics and predicts incumbents' reelection unless national mood shifts.
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Washington
Darlo Lawrence Rebnicas
Japan
Armerica
New York City
Marccantonio
Roosevelt
Fredeick Residents Complain of Night Barking Dogs
Frederick residents report loud night noises from dogs, mainly on North Market street, urging authorities to suppress the nuisance. Robert Goodell severely injured after falling from a second story porch on North Market. scalp injuries noted. Yellow Springs Band toured the city en route to Mt Carmel picnic, serenading groceryman William Ramshore. Locals L F P Dixon Johnny Walsh Albert Smith and Henry Doll returned from Hanover with a hose carriage chase incident injuring George Marman. Roy and Albert McCardell, who had been visiting in Hagerstown, have returned home.
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Frederick
North Market Street
Robert Goodell
Yellow Springs
Mt. Carmel
William H Ramshore
Messrs
L. F P. Dixon
Johnny Walsh
Albert Smith
Henry Doll
Hanover
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uniteds
George Marman
Piper Stee Ye md
Roy and
Albert McCardell
Hagerstown
Largest crowd honors Mi Zion United Brethren homecoming
About 1090 people packed Myersville's Mi Zion United Brethren church and grounds for the seventieth annual reunion and homecoming service. Contributions to the fund for slain Policeman John Adams rose to 1713.50 with expectations to reach 20 soon. Charles W. Lough left for Springfield Massachusetts to attend the Memorial Craftsmen of America convention then visit Vermont quarries. Frederick County League chaos erupted as Thurmont fell 20 to 3 to Mt Airy with Riggs on the mound in the upset victory.
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Myersville
Mi. Zion United Brethren Church
John Adams
Dave
Charles W. Lough
Springfield
Mass
Memorial Craftsmen of America
Vermont
Frederick County
Thurmont
Mt. Airy
Riggs
Today In History and Birthdays and Horoscopes
A compilation noting historical anniversaries and births such as Lucy Stone Sidney Felix Adler Annie Oakley and Morris Jastrow. It lists key historical events from 1775 to 1936 and birthdays of notable figures including Henry W. Baird Fletcher Bowron and George Payne along with a brief horoscope.
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Lucy Sidne
Brookfield
Mass
Bos Dan
Philip Phillips
Chautauqua Co
Felix Adler
New York
Germany
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill Circus
Darke Co, O
Morris Jastrow
His Day
Poland
George B. Luks
Williamsport
Henry W. Baird
Fort Knox
Kent Island
Samuel M Robins Fon
Eulogy
Tex
Arnold J. Funk
The
Philippines Action
Oregon
Fletcher Bowron
Los Angeles
San Diego Co
Edward Macauley
Maritime Commission
Washington, D. C
William J. Tilden
U. S. Customs Court
Clear Branch
Tenn
War in the Solomons and Caucasus Shapes World War II Outlook
The article argues that a Solomons victory would aid Allied aims by protecting Australia and opening a base for future offensives, but its gains are limited amid heavy Allied losses. It warns the Caucasus campaign, if Germans prevail, could force Red Army withdrawals and stall the war, with Middle East options looming next, making a rapid Allied victory unlikely.
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Tulagi
Solomon Islands
Russia
Solomons
Australia
United States
Battle of the Caucasus
Adolf Hitler
Caucasus
Red
Volga River
Volga
Middle East
Erwin Rommel
Egypt
Cyprus
Syria
Mediterranean
United Nations
Moscow
Rostov - Baku
Black Sea
Caspian
Caucasian
Pyatigorsk
Grozny
Diversity and Variety Word of the Day Lesson
Today's lesson highlights diversity and variety as vocabulary goals. It notes common misuses and pronunciations, linking the Latin roots to broader language growth.
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Mary
John
Seneca
William Rutherford Lands Free Hamburgers After Work Share
William Rutherford a recreation renter employee of Mar pumsourg West Virginia at the Snow Waitesein in that city eats twenty five hamburger sandwiches with pickles onions and four glasses of water. He receives a free meal plus a two dollar bonus from Hansel Hurst who owns the Snow Waitesein and a Frederick sandwich shop. Rutherford thereby earns a record for the shop.
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William Rutherford
Marpumsourg
W. Va
Snow Waite Sein
Hansel Hurst
Frederick
Rutherford
Obedience and neighbor love in a devotional note
A compact argumentative line references Leviticus 19 18 urging love of neighbor. The fragment adds a personal reflection praising humble acts and trust in divine will attributed to Edwin parnoid. The source mixes biblical guidance with a self stated intent to do good.
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Frederick
Tserk
Edwin Parnoid
Oil Present And Future Discussed By Babson
Roger W. Babson surveys oil as a pivotal world commodity and explores synthetic rubber via butadiene and styrene, fuel oil shortages, rationing prospects, and oil stocks as peace-time inflation hedges with war and postwar implications.
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Roger W. Babson
Washington Column highlights wartime naval and homefront notes
Edson surveys wartime U S naval decisions on 70 ton Martin aging boats and land planes, etiquette guides for troops, CCC camp costs versus Navy labor, rising tobacco use, fuel oil storage and winter preparedness, and OPC concerns over filling home tanks amid war needs.
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Washington
Henry J. Kaiser
Ome Wed GU
Ireland
Australia
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ccc
Norfolk
Navy
Department of Agriculture
Man About Manhattan musings and a Broadway joke
George Tucker recalls New York anecdotes about Jolity Building later revealed as the Strand Theater. He notes plans for Birds of a Feather with Gershwin tunes may return, plus reflections on Mother Kelly's site, The Weidman dancers, and a humorous State Department cigars and candy tradition.
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New York
A. J. Liebling
New Yorker
Jollty
Broadway
Strand Theater
Mr. Liebling
Jollty Building
Cheryl Crawford
George Gershwin
Mother
Prognostication on World War Progress Yet to Come
The author predicts distressing war progress but foresees eventual improvement and rising production. He suggests months ahead will reveal a turn of events and stresses Hitler’s worst hour lies ahead as allies gain strength and navies grow.
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Hitler
J&ps
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