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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1942
Page
4
A fragment from The News dated Wednesday August 19 1342 includes notices on subscription and submission policies. It states no communications will be published without the writer’s real name and proper authorization.
The Solomons action shows United States forces aiming to clear Japanese garrisons from Tulagi and eventually the entire chain. Aerial reconnaissance appears thorough and original American strength was amassed. Amphibious landings use destroyer and cruiser barrages with commando style landings and heavy equipment follow as airfields are overpowered.
A reader recalls his first church assignment in New Oxford and reunites with old friends after 40 years. He praises friendship, notes a headquarters at Mrs. William F. Sheely’s antique shop, and highlights rare pieces, the Besant gift to the local library, and the enduring value of antique collecting.
The piece argues Churchill's Moscow trip aims to reinforce Anglo Soviet and UN solidarity, reassure public opinion about a second front, and plan for varied supply routes and contingencies in wartime. It notes military timing hinges on shipping and coordination, not a guaranteed immediate invasion.
Rev. Dr. P. E. Heimer praises local collectors Marshall Etchison and others for preserving Frederick history through items linked to early settlers and Admiral Schley. He highlights an English German dictionary once owned by Schley and an original music notebook used in teaching. The message underscores community pride and preservation of heritage.
The article teaches usage of credible and notes a violent train yard accident in Brunswick. Lewis Clark Jr. was severely injured July 11 when a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman fell before a freight car. He underwent leg amputations at Schnauffer Hospital with a favorable condition reported Tuesday night.
Early historians proposed that the Amazons, the legendary warrior women, inhabited the Caucasus region. The claim reflects antiquarian theories about female martial peoples and their home landscapes.
August 19 1892 report itemized incidents across the local area. Rippeon injured by wagon wheel. Boelitz named secretary treasurer examiner. Wachter named Woodsboro school principal with two assistants. Sugar price increases announced for merchants. Thieves stole about 200 dollars worth of pocket driver pistols from A G Quynn Co hardware store last night by breaking in through the back.
Twenty years ago two items stand out in August 19 1922 columns: Walter Decker’s son Henry Decker won second place and honorable mention in Maryland for an essay on How Are Goods Roads Benefitting My Community. he attends St John’s Literary Institute. Public sale of William A Stultz’s personal effects followed the John Adams shooting. a colored buyer purchased Stultz’s car for 55 dollars and 50 cents. Deputy Sheriff Allen Bartgis to undergo hand surgery after being wounded. Also news of a Memphis wedding: Maurine Thurmond to Ernest Helfenstein Jr.
The piece argues American four engine bombers like the B 17E and B 24D justify a round the clock attack on Nazi held Europe. It notes their higher speed long range and heavy armament versus British rivals and describes daylight raids on Rouen and other targets as proof of evolving air power.
A sermon excerpt compares resisting temptation to a bird fleeing danger. It urges daily vigilance against moral contamination and urges praying Lead us not into temptation while actively avoiding near evil by seeking higher ground.
A religious quotation highlights courage rooted in faith. The verse from Moses emphasizes that God will fight for his people. Cleere adds that true courage includes deep faith.
Edson surveys diplomat risks in war zones as 250 U S officers under Japanese pressure return home. Ambassadors Grew Johnson Bullitt Kennedy Winant Lane Foote Henry and others reveal the peril and resilience of the Foreign Service amid bombings sieges and evacuations. Census data project marriage and birth spikes then a wartime shift in demographics.
In New York banks display federal currency to educate the public on spotting counterfeit notes. The Know Your Money effort by the Secret Service and Treasury highlights uneven sawtooth seals as a sign of fakery and warns against handling multiple counterfeit bills. It notes routine circulation of fake coins and cautious handling by vendors to prevent large-scale deceit.
A concise list noting births and deaths of historical figures: Samuel G. Goodrich Peter Parley born in Ridgefield Connecticut died 1880. Eli Zha Mitchell born Washington Connecticut died 1857. Charles Beck born in Germany died 1866. Richard P. Bland born Hartford Connecticut died 1899.
Side Glances lists births of Johan Kock and Harold Frederic with death dates, then notes historical milestones such as the 1812 Battle, the Constitution versus Guerriere, California gold news, and Horace Greeley’s editorial. It also catalogs birthdays of prominent figures including Baruch, Connally, Orville Wright, Cozzens, Holt, Lunt, Farnsworth, Stone, Bratton, Quezon, and a horoscope note.
The Artz Library adds titles on butterflies and moths by Cezile Hulse Mat schal, a Du Pont family history by William Dut ton, Scottish clans and tartans, Japan rides the tiger by Willard Price, and extracurricular activities by Harry C. McKown. The Du Pont history notes the family’s founding of a gunpowder factory near Wilmington in 1802 and later ventures including nylon and synthetic rubber. President Zachary Tavley is mentioned in relation to Hawaiian Islands independence on 1842.
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