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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1943

Page

4

Subscription Rates And AP Credit Policy For The News

The paper lists subscription rates in cents and dollars with three months at 2.23 and half yearly at 5.00. It notes Associated Press rights for reproduction of dispatches and promises corrections upon notification. The issue is dated Tuesday August 17, 1943, with postal entry at Fre kk Md as second class matter.

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Demands on Uncle Sam in a Postwar World

An analysis predicts a global surge of relief asks after the war as nations suffer destitution. It warns the United States must balance generosity with limits and avoid pledges it cannot fulfill to prevent renewed bitterness like after the last war.

United States Europe America Selanenm Tonk Nf Rannaention

Russians Break German Fortifications at Orel in Summer

The report notes German troops retreated from fortified positions at Orel Russia after a few days of combat. It contrasts with prior summers when Germans advanced across large Russian territories, aided by favorable soil conditions. Now Russian forces gain in summer, signaling fading German military resources.

Orel Russia

Present honesty outlasts dishonest men, reckoning comes

A reflection from N. A. Lufburrow on truth and character. Dishonest people may prosper yet lose respect after death as the truth of their worth is revealed. The saying warns that integrity endures beyond wealth and power.

N. A. Lufburrow

Bible Thought Inspires Charity and Hospitality

A compact reflection cites Job 31 40 on welcoming the stranger and notes Thomas a Kempis frame a virtue of charity. The brief reads as a moral reminder that true greatness lies in generous acts toward others.

Job

Draft of fathers alarms U S aircraft industry production

Today In Washington reports that the draft pull on supervisory and key industrial personnel threatens aviation momentum. Officials warn manpower turnover could halt aircraft output, with August figures masking a standstill and September deliveries at risk. Industry faces bureaucratic rules, appeals boards, and calls to recall skilled engineers and foremen to sustain production.

Washington America Lake E. Wola Veer Chaman Production Board Selective Service Headquarters General Hershey War Manpower Commission Paul McNutt

Fifty Years Ago Local News Briefs in Fort Worth

A brisk shower cooled the heat as the mayor and Aldermen discussed placing a floor at the engine house of the United Fire Company. Shots were fired near North Market and East Third. a man fired at a dog and left toward Woodsboro turnpike. Bailiffs for petit and grand juries were named near Braddock and Walkersville. Tomatoes rose to a dollar a bushel due to pan scarcity and awaiting rain.

North Market East Third Streets Walkersville Petit Grand Jury

Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns

Twenty years ago on August 17 1923 rural crops show good quality with plentiful lima beans and a 25 cent box price Milk shipments from Frederick County to Baltimore rise from 30 to 36 cents a gallon about 3000 gallons daily Traffic delays at Ridgeville railroad crossings prompt the Chamber of Commerce to seek fixes The city was without street lights last night and likely tonight as boiler investigation continues

the News Prederick County Baltimore Cogood Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Strength For Today reflections on quarrel and loyalty

A column recounts a track meet clash between two boys that escalated to fists and public scorn. It links petty disputes to wider conflicts, noting how small tensions persist in schools and nations, fueling regret and poor decisions across years.

Bob Harry Nalreel Hiller England France Europe Babson Newcraper Spad

Puerile and pronunciation notes for daily word study

The passage provides guidance on word usage and pronunciation errors with a focus on common misuses of terms like puerile, venerating proper stress and spelling. It encourages daily vocabulary growth through selecting one word at a time and using it correctly in context.

Firet Svitabley

War Interpreted By KIRKE on Allied Quebec Action

The Allied strategic war council in Quebec nears decisive stage with bold action to knock Germany and Italy from the war. Churchill and Roosevelt hint at plans, while reports say U boats were sunk at a high rate in May to July, signaling German unrest and an impending fate of the Atlantic battle.

Allied Strategic War Council Quebec Atlantic Germany Roosevelt Churchill Africa Italy Russia Britain United States

Today In History and Birthdays Chronicle

History notes anniversaries and births of notable figures including Davy Crockett, Lauren De Force Gordon, and Richmond P Hobson with dates from 1803 to 1937. Adds milestones such as Fort Dearborn founding, Fulton’s Hudson voyage, and Klondike gold discovery. Also lists today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope reflection.

Teday David Crockett Tennessee Hawkins Co Tenn The Alamo Ashabel Grant Utica Royal William Nova Scotia Atlanta Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Klondike Alaska Joseph Pulitzer Columbiia Leo M. Frank Ingi University of California Russia John A. Morose Creskill Charleston 3. C Hugh S Cumpung Sur U. S. Public Service Virginia Ruben Samuel A. Sitch Chicago Nashville Arthur B. Newhall B. F. Goodow Co Lyon Mass Peacehn

Smaller War Plants Act signals reconversion shift

Washington dispatch notes Brig. Gen. Robert W. Johnson, head of the Smaller War Plants Corporation, has left the Army and says the SWPC will aid small manufacturers in resuming civilian goods production. The shift follows the act's new aim to mobilize small business capacity for both war and civilian needs, with an emphasis on essentiality and open capacity. The policy draws mixed reactions from Senator Murray's committee, which plans a report next month.

Peter Edron Washington War Plante Corporation Robert W. Johnson SWPC War Production Board Army Smal Act James FE. Murray Butte Mont Senate Small Business Committee Swimn WPB Johnson Omeo War Plants Corporation Little Fellows Murray

Murderous Plot Drives Thrilling Early Readings

A brisk critique covers Anna Mary Wells Knopfs Murderers Choice with cousins Charles Os good and Frank Osgood, a $100000 life policy, and a staged death plan. Geoffrey Homes The Hill of the Terrified Monk s Tucson murders and an empty coffin set a brisk pace. Francis Bennamy s Dead Reckoning features detective Shane solving a triple murder through coastal maps and pirate lore. Helen Jacobs WAVES memoir By Your Leave Sir praises a sports woman turned author. Shostakovich life and works chronicled, detailing family hardship and postrevolution Russia under a wary government.

Anna Mary Wells Knopfs Charles Osgood Frank Osgood Charles Frank Geoffrey Homes Wm. Morrow & Co Jose Manuel Maedero Tucson Ariz Prtss Kelly Prentiss Eric Tony Bradiex Mr. Pope Ben Logan Vadern Duell Sloan & Pearce Francis Bennamy Helen Hull Jacobs Forest Hills Helen Dodd, Mead Jacobs Naval Navy Betty McLeod

Crippled Child Can Become A Useful And Happy Person

Dr Thomas D Masters argues crippled children can grow into happy, productive adults through modern medicine education and social experience. He highlights categories of deformity, therapies, and the value of psychology, public health, and institutions in helping handicapped youths achieve normal life and independence.

Philanthronin Nersons

Q and A on wartime questions from the era

The item presents a series of questions and answers on wartime topics. It cites Dr. Wei Tao Ming stating Chinese casualty figures totaling 2 662 000. It notes lend lease to Russia via Iran at about one million tons monthly. It asks about fatal home accidents, frost limits on refrigerators, and Germany's slave workers estimated at 12 000 000. The format mimics a quiz or interview.

Wei Tao-Ming U. S Germany Reich Hitler

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