News-Post Dated August 19 1943 Fredericksburg
The edition dated August 19 1943 lists subscription rates and policy notes for The News Post. It notes association with the Associated Press and requests real names for communications. It provides publishing details and the newspaper’s mailing address in Frederick.
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Go Great Southern Ptg & Mig. CO
AR Communications
STW News-Post
St. Frederick
Meee
Audit Bureau of Circusstial
W Corr
Associated Press
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Socialized Medicine Opposition to Wagner Bill Urges Private Practice
The National Physicians Committee campaigns against the Wagner bill now in Senate Finance, arguing it would force federal medical benefits on 110 million people, regulate physician fees, and threaten private practice and medical independence. It warns the plan expands social security funding and could enslave individual autonomy to the state.
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National Physicians’ Committee For the Extension of Medical Service
Senate Committee On Finance
United States
Georgia Extends Franchise to Eighteen-Year-Olds
The state grants 18-year-olds the right to vote becoming the first in the nation to do so after lowering the draft age. The debate then shifts to whether younger citizens may own property, serve on juries, or enjoy other rights previously limited to twenty-one. Supporters argue maturity and responsibility may follow, while opponents warn of broader societal implications.
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Georgia
Union
Bible Thought Prov 10 9 warns against false witness
A brief excerpt from Proverbs contrasts truth and deceit, declaring that a false witness will not go unpunished and that honesty brings the blessed hope, while choosing deceit may lead to ruin.
Roosevelt Uses Smith Connally Law to Halt War Strikes
The Smith Connally Act is applied to compel compliance with War Labor Board orders. It lets the government seize plants and modify preexisting contracts, stripping union benefits to enforce an even handed policy. President Roosevelt earns praise for action though objections remain to using service deferments as penalties. Congress is urged to monitor labor political campaigns.
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Smith‘onnally
Roosevelt
Wiliam H. Davis
War Labor Board
John Lewis
John L. Lewis
Davis
War Labor Guard
Coe Meigen Commiission
Selective Service Boards
Armed Services
Congress
Local items from Ellerton and vicinity August 19 1893
Fifty years ago near Ellerton M L Gaver was thrown from a pony by a frightened horse attracted by a passing traction engine. Jacob W Dutrow spotted a large garter snake near his barn killing it then found a congregation of snakes. Tomatoes have become scarce at fifty cents a bushel while peaches rise to five crates. A large fire in Middle town valley near Brunswick caused by curing barn and other farm structures, possibly incendiary. Little Lord Fauntleroy appears at the Opera House on August 24.
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Columna OF the News
M. L. Gaver
Ellerton
Henry Poffnberger
Gaver
Jacob W. Dutrow
Myersville
Ali
Washington County
Middle
Town
Hebbert
H. Boteier
Quve
Brunswick
Lord Fauntleroy
Opera House
Local items from the columns August 19 1923
Twenty years ago reports from the News columns note Sifford collision with a Pennsylvania car injuring Ms Sifford. Addison Moberly 14 hurt after cycle knocked on West Patrick Street. Marshall Grumbine injured after fall near Miss Ella Houck’s home. A fire alarm from Hager and Frerick terminal linked to a youth in a telephone booth. Fire at 208 East Patrick Street, home of David Zimmermas.
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the News
Charles Sifford
Jacob B.wiety
Ms. Sifford
Pennsylvania
Wes Padly
Addison Moberly
Cornelius Moberly
West Soush Street
West Patricketree
Marshall Grumbine
Cour Ting
Ella Houck
North Market Street
Hager and Frerick
East Patrick Street
David Zimmermas
Today in History and Birthdays list notable figures
A historical digest lists birthdays and death dates of Samuel Goodrich Elisha Mitchell Charles Beck Richard Bland John Beck John Cotton Dana and Bernard Baruch Wright Conant Tom Conzaty Fred Stone Alfred Lunt Samuel Bratton Calvin Baldwin Philo Farnsworth and others with brief notes on achievements and origins. It also notes events from 1814 1845 1935 and a 1935 banking bill reference.
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Richard P. Bland
Missouri
Hartford
Conn
John Beck
California
Germany
John Cotton Dana
Newark
N. J
Woodstoox
Hudson
Nhich
Sinsadeaueseus
Lincoln
Hoosevelt
Dieppe
Bernard M. Baruch
R. Sori
Camden
NL J
Mville Wright Conaventor
Dayton
Ohio
U. S
Tom Conzaty
Texas
Fred A. Stone
Valmont
Cole
Alfred Lunt
Bars
Beaver
Utah
James Gould Cozzens
New
War conference in Quebec eyed for final Allied strategy
In Quebec the Roosevelt Churchill talks push toward final strategic decisions to shape Allied operations. The plan aims to waste enemy resources while minimizing Allied losses, with decisions to be transmitted for execution and Moscow informed later.
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Quebec
Europe
Roosevelt
Churchill
Atlantic
Red Star
Red Army
Sicily
Britain
Mediterranean
Channel
Washington
London
Russia
Kursk
Moscow
Messrs
York author born Chicago and other notable figures
The notes list York born Chicago and 40 Dr Hamilton Holt of Rollins College Florida born Brooklyn New York. It also mentions President Manuel L Quezon of the Philippines in exile born 65 and a horoscope praising a patient student with strong research skills. The horoscope notes the mind is unfocused at times but the intellect should help the reader rise.
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York
Chicago
Hamilton Holt
Rollins College
Fla
Brooklyn
N. Y. TL
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippines
Heart murmurs not always danger to health
Dr Thomas D Masters notes many heart murmurs found in physicals for military and industry workers are not signs of serious disease. Lack of cardiac enlargement argues against illness, while true heart failure brings breathlessness and palpitations.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Capitalism Or Communism Or What Discussed By Babson
Readers are invited to consider future economic systems beyond capitalism communism or fascism. The author foresees a mixed order prioritizing soil protection real estate fair tax assessments and a potential land value based dollar linked to soil quality resources and education. He urges reader opinions on property assessments and future market options.
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Bitaun Posen
Liao
Sug
Wallace
Detroit
Henry George
John Martin
Windor Dank
Florida
Copyrioni
Pub. Financial Bureau
Heart murmurs and associated chest pain explained
The article explains heart structure, murmurs, and how doctors distinguish organic from functional murmurs. It notes rheumatic fever and related conditions as common causes, with syphilis and infections like scarlet fever also linked. Physical exams plus X ray and ECG help assess damage and guide activity recommendations.
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglas D D
A sermon excerpt on accountability warns that a single ground crew mistake can cost a job. It argues that men deserve second chances only if they avoid a first fatal error and emphasizes the lasting impact of a single lapse in judgment.
Careful attention boosts output and cuts waste in all works
The piece argues strict standards protect lives and save money. It notes industries could gain 10 to 20 percent by reducing waste and urges careful practice to curb public spending and agency inefficiency worldwide. It defines genius as the capacity to be careful and hints at broader consequences of detail.
Chicken Feed Scarcity Shrinks Backyard Poultry Prospects
Washington reports a sharp feed shortage endangering backyard chicken operations as 1943-44 supplies fall about 11 percent for feed and 20 percent per animal unit. Domestic poultry numbers rise, boosting demand while grain movement to deficit areas faces government action hurdles.
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U. S
War Food Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Chicago
Dewey Favored in Republican Nomination Poll
Chicago August 18 James S Kemper said a poll of delegates to the 1940 Republican national convention shows Gov. Thomas E Dewey leading for the 1944 nomination. General Douglas MacArthur trailed early but tied later. Senator Robert A Taft was favored by many who wrote him.
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Dewey
Chicago
James S. Kemper
Thomas £. Dewey
New York
Kemper
Douglas MacArthur
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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