The News publication notice from August 14, 1943
The Saturday August 14 1943 issue of The News from Dider Tex Md carries a publisher notice from The Meat Southern PTC and Mfg Co and states Associated Press news dispatches are credited and republication rights apply. It requests real names with communications and notes correction policy.
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Meat Southern Ptc & Mfg. CO
WS. Post Gremee Saint
Frederick
MG. Kember
Associated Press
Associated
Didertex
Oil Across Latin America to Aid Allied War Effort
Reported Nazi U boats off Brazil may target oil routes as Allies push Latin American reserves. Colombia and Venezuela produce 400000 barrels daily, with potential to exceed 1000000 barrels, while 200 new tankers will boost New York to West Indies flow. This could ease U S shortages and supply war zones locally.
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Brazil
North Atlantic
Colombia
Venezuela
United States
New York- West Indies
Atlantic Seaboard
New Tax Plan Faces House Study To Raise Revenue
On September 6 the House Ways and Means Committee will study proposals to raise about 10.6 billion dollars per year. A key idea is an excess profits tax applied to earnings above a pre war normal base, likely with several prewar years used for comparison. proponents say the plan could yield about 84 billion annually, while opponents fear new leveling taxes harming war hours and farmers.
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America
House Ways and Ittee
Hoover
Wieplan
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Social Etiquette Answers
Etiquette questions cover forks with soft cake, butter knives at tea, notifying hostess when ill, cocktail party drink making, and serving drinks. Answers indicate: yes to all five situations, with emphasis on proper deference to hosts and appropriate service at social events.
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Pers
Stalin’s Japan stance strains Allied hopes for wider war unity
Washington notes Moscow and Washington differ on inviting Stalin to conferences. Roosevelt wishes a Russian envoy could attend British American talks, while Moscow suggests no invitation was extended. The article argues Stalin seeks to keep Japan neutral to avoid fighting on two fronts and to portray Russia as European-focused.
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Roose, Welt
Russia
Quebec
Messrs. Churchil
Roosevelt
Stalin
Hos
Churchill
Tokio
Pacific
Europe
Germany
United Nations
Japan
Italy
Casablanca
Moscow
Washington
Hitler
Fifty Years Ago Local Wems From The News August 14 1893
Summary of 1893 local items reports Clarence Diffendal leaving for Philadelphia to take a bookkeeper post at a major publishing firm. Thad M. Biser’s rock blast triggered an injunction. work on two new houses began. Groundbreaking for St James chapel occurred on the Maulsby site. Bentztown residents speak of a revived spirit as a man claimed to converse with the devil reappeared after four years. A brick double-arched stone bridge was built south of Union Bridge on the Johnsville Liberty road with M E Beall as contractor.
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Clarence Diffendal
Pegret
Philadelphia
Diffendal
J. D Hendrickson
West Third Street
Thad M. Biser
St. James Chapel
Maulsby Mansion
Haaskarl
Bentztown
Union Bridge
Johnsville-Liberty Tara
Mke
M. E. Beall
Twenty Years Ago Local Lemons From The News Columns
Twenty years ago August 14 1923 mentions Kiwanis planning a memorial to Harding with families arriving at the fairgrounds for a two day event. A Michigan Caravan of 500 stopped at the fairgrounds en route to Winchester Virginia for the fifth annual Michigan auto tour. Ninety automobiles were present. The Matt ingly Farm near Buckeystown comprising 215 acres and eight ponds was sold to G Lester Thomas. it is his third farm in the area totaling about 863 acres.
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Kiwanis
Saubies Tam Atci
Harding
Fair Grounds
Michigan
Farr
Winchester
Marty the Mattingly
Buckeystown
G. Lester Thomas
Today in History and Birthdays of Note
A compact history and birthday list noting 1786 John Tipton Indiana pioneer, farmer, soldier and senator born in Sevier County. 1902 Frederick Saunders New York journalist and copyright authority born in England. 1864 Park Benjamin New York author editor lecturer died. 1942 Bion J Arnold Chicago electrical engineer born. 1933 Harry M Jewett Detroit coal operator and auto pioneer born. 1795 Washington signs Jay Treaty with England. 1848 Oregon Territory creation and post offices at San Francisco San Diego Monterey. 2011 Harry N Atwood wins race for Boston to St Louis. 1983 Social Security Act enacted. 1841 Atlantic Charter signed.
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John Tipton
Indiana
U. S
Sevier Co
Tony
Frederick Saunders
New York
England
Dee
Park Benjamin
British Guiana
Bion J. Arnold
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry M. Jewett
Detroit
Elmira, N.Y
Washington
Congress
Territory
Oregon
San Francisco
San Diego
Monterey
Cal
Atlantic Coast
Harry N. Atwood
Boston
St. Lews
New Jersey
Pres. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Caurwin
Mitacean
Rain scarce but world of news overshadows weather
A Frederick column blends weather with wartime dispatches. Private William F. Shankle is reported killed in Africa at age 23, while Major Barry and others relay military activities across Africa, Pearl Harbor veterans, and oaths of allegiance in the county courthouse. Local infra and civic notes follow with road board actions, police chief updates, and community events at the Fair Grounds and county facilities amid continued heat and drought.
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Frederick
William F. Shankle
James E. Barryis
Africa
Army
Culones A
Tives
Pearl Harbor
John K. Moberly
Dwight H. Mohr
Maryland State Guard
England
Camp Ler
George R. Aleadows
Norfolk
Camp Ritchie
Court House
Edward S. Delaplaine
Fair Grounds
Braddock
Clare Leighton
AWVS
West Patrick
Frederick City
Wirts
Omar
Saubles
Makassar and its dandies prose tied to a hair oil pop star
Makassar is described as a Jap-occupied island in the Dutch East Indies. It was referenced as bombed by US forces and linked to a Victorian era hair oil pop figure. The piece cites a high snowfall figure in New York during the Blizzard of 1888 and notes various trivia about dishes, cabinet positions, and a baseball pitch speed from 1938.
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Makassar
Dutch East Indies
Ayers
Ailey Donald
New York Yankees
Waste Paper Drive Echoes War Time Need
The Wilmette plan for selective waste paper collection, perfected by the Civilian Defense Council, trims waste through advance sorting and targeted scraps. Norman Altman of Butler Brothers originated the concept, with efforts scaling to a million and a half pounds collected by civilian volunteers. Amid shortages, printers push to stretch paper use, while ANPA coordinates national measures to ration pulp and shipments as Congress probes the power shortage.
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Peter Ebso
Tiwrye
Wilmette
Civilian Defense Council
OCD
Norman Altman
Butler Brothers Paper Corporation
Cage
ANPA
American Newspaper Publishers' Association
U.S
Canada
U. S
Congressional
Truman Defense Contract Committee
Murray Small Business Committee
Boren Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
House
Congress
Treatments For Paralysis Lessen Pain Deformities
Infantile paralysis peaks in summer and autumn with fever and respiratory symptoms. Virus likely enters via food and water, then paralysis appears after a brief remission. Conventional care centers on rest, splints, heat, massage, and gradual exercise, with water therapy and eventual deformity correction if needed. Sister Kenny method emphasizes muscle inflammation, hot packs, gentle movement, and gradual rehab. The Vatican Guard comprises about 190 men.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Sister Kenny
Kenny
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D
Stanley Jones speaks of three types of people the rowboat sailboat and steamboat The rowboat trusts only its own effort the sailboat is shaped by heredity and environment the steamboat relies on an inner power given by God yielding to Him equips a faith beyond self and guides through life to life everlasting Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Stanley Jones
Babson Newspaper
Odds And Ends WAG In The Scrap
A Pittsburgh Press photo shows Lieut Jane Calvert former WAC retraining chief in Frederick tied up scrap paper in two 30 pound bundles for display. The scene includes a WAVE and a Marine, representing two other women units. Also notes anniversary for the Valley Register and reflections on Aston B Carty’s life and Dr Warfield’s feature in The Christian Advocate urging American Christians to face wartime upheaval with renewed faith and purposeful action.
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Pittsburgh
Jane Calvert
WAC
Frederick
Calvert
The Grocer’s Grit and Austerity Mood in Luf’s Stuff
A playful column notes shortages in the grocer Luf’s shop with cheese and beans scarce yet shelves still offer scraps. It imagines a future victory bringing abundance while people adapt by eating what's available and staying cheerful.
Prayers and Quotations From Bible and Poets
A small collection of biblical verses and poet lines urging prayer and faith. It cites John 16 23 Matthew 7 7 and Coleridge with reflections on prayer. The pieces emphasize seeking, asking, and knocking, and warn that prayer reveals the heart and intent of the seeker.
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John
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