Subscription Rates and Copyright Notice for The News
The notice lists subscription rates and terms from the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. It notes republication rights for news dispatches and local news, with editor contact for corrections. It also includes postal information and printing details for Fredericton in 1843.
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Associated Press
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Focel News
Deterioration of Roads and Rising Vehicle Strain
The Public Roads Administration in Washington warns that road maintenance is slipping as gasoline rationing and a 40 percent increase in motor trucks strain highways. Heavy Army vehicles and rising traffic threaten potholes and crumbling pavement. Grass planting and sign painting may be cut to fix surfaces. expenditures, boosted by gasoline taxes, reached 800 million in 1940, with 1942 projected lower.
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Public Roads Administration
Washington
Krascu
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Roads Administration
America
Safer Roads Ahead If War-Era Electronics Work
Rubber magnate Harvey S. Firestone Jr and a tech writer foresee a motoring millennium after a 55 mile per hour limit is removed. Plans for highway radios linked to police to warn drivers and guide traffic could prompt electronically controlled bumpers and speed regulators to prevent collisions and dramatically cut fatalities.
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Harvey S. Firestone, Jr
Rubber Magnate
Authoriies
Slpetrs
Pontrols
Suios
Fragmentary war era reflection on national spirit and planning
A fragmented reminiscence notes the war effort, self-renewal, and the need for elementary planning. It mentions a drugstore blocking late, a gas station staying open, and a livery stable’s days ending, all as signs of everyday life during wartime.
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Sin Sharp
Americ
English Lesson on Misused Words and Pronunciation
A compact guide notes common errors in everyday English. It flags phrases like you have seen most all the pictures and advises alternatives like almost all the pictures, also addressing mispronunciation of petite and related stresses.
Limited recognition by Allies of De Gaulle Giraud group in Algiers
The article argues the United States and Britain grant limited recognition to the De Gaulle Giraud national committee in Algiers to maintain cautious military and political leverage during the war. It notes Russia’s stance and warns that de facto recognition does not imply full acceptance, given French sovereignty and wartime constraints.
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David Lawrence
Unity
Britain
de Gaulle-Giraud Nations Committee
Algiers
Russia
Alles
United States
Moscow
Alpaedib
Syria
France
Becaus
de Gaulle-Giraud
Giraud Glans
Athus
Weston
America
Deterrent Word Study Cites Daily Vocabulary Practice
A fragment describes a daily word ritual, noting todays word deterrent and its meaning. It mentions misreadings like Richie and Miniature and lists related synonyms while urging repetition to build vocabulary. The tone resembles a compact note or column on language learning.
Architect Haller Talks Plans for St James Lutheran Chapel
Mr Nicholas T Haller of Washington, the architect of the St James Evangelical Lutheran chapel, visited the city today to confer with church trustees on the plans. A horse at East Patrick Street frightened by a tram dashed up the street, no injuries reported. Colonel Baughman chaired the committee meeting and spoke on the seminary project.
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Nicholas T. Haller
Washington
St. James Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
Kibby Gry
Bert
Gearac AL Gil
East Patrick Street
Baughman
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News
A fragment lists items from the August 28, 1993 issue including names such as Frank Johnson and Harding and Piatt, with references to Islands Quebec Lake George and the Maryland League of Women Voters. The note mentions efforts by Maryland Farm Bureau to reform or reduce farm policy and activism.
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Fredertog
Lee
the News
Frank Johnson
B. Harding
T. Harding
Islands
Quebec
Piatt
Lake George
Maryland League OF Women Voters
John
Othis State
Maryland
Maryland Farm Bureau
Today In History snapshot with varied births and events
A jumble of historical notes lists births and deaths from 1822 to 1902, including Wit Stark born in London Derry New Hampshire and Elizabeth Ann Seton in New York, plus inventor flags and other scattered milestones. The piece references figures such as James Oliver of Indiana, Patrick A. Feehan in Nashville, Henry R Towne of Stamford, and Petrr Cooper's locomotive feats, with assorted dates and places.
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Londonderry
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Ann Seton
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Henry R. Towne
Stamford
War era town keeps faith with old charms and new news
Local report blends wartime events with town life. Notables visit Quebec and Washington discussions, while famine relief and crop damage loom. Post war plans mix with church resignations, courthouse changes, and community reunions. Citizens note tax, water, and juvenile delinquency studies. May dawn with memories of poets and historic stones.
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Turposta
Post Ofice
Jiovie
Bataan
Jonathan Wainweight
William B. Debhere
W. M. Jisiplinger
Quebec
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William M. Storm
Edwin Nikirk
Hughes
Nikirk
Maryland
William Lyon Phelps
Weese
Quebec Conference News Flows In Despite Press Woes
PETER EDSON reports from Quebec where the Quebec Conference yielded little press material until a two hour session produced the joint statement and a press conference. The presidents apologized for limited details, praising hospitality and citing confidence as the goal, with calm tone prevailing through the event.
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Peter Edson
Weowe
Auk E— Waaride
Quebec
Churchill
Chateau Frontenac
Citadel
Dutis
Odds And Ends Toll From Past Years At The News-Post
A prlctica sheet lists guests at a 1934 birthday dinner for Joseph D. Baker with seventeen at the head table, seven now deceased. Local lunch group, Delaplaine brothers reunion, and Frede rick bridges over Carroll Creek noted.
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News-Post
Prcnica
Joseph D. Baker
Mr. Baker
John 3. Newman
Douglass Hooff
Albert C. Ritchie
AWVS
East Patrick Street
Delaplaine
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Edward
Delaplaines
Robert
George
William
Toney
Lot's Stuff Suggestion on Fair Share and Entitlements
A reflective tirade argues against bragging about illicit gains in oil gas shoes or food. It condemns cheaters who exceed lawful entitlements and urges fair sharing as the proper path for everyone, framing generosity as a civic duty.
Bible Thought and Browning Quote Reflected in Civic Posture
A compact piece presents biblical reflection from Genesis 3 12 about toil and bread alongside a Browning sentiment that free men fear to sit at ease. The text juxtaposes scriptural duty with a call to vigilance and piety in public life.
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Browning
Eliminate Painful Corns With Proper Care And Shoes
Dr Thomas D Masters explains corn causes from friction and pressure and outlines prevention via proper shoe fit and foot posture. Remedies include padding, correct stockings, and professional treatments. self care is discouraged due to infection risk and many corns respond to professional care and proper footwear.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Corns
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Dinner Etiquette Answers
A vintage etiquette quiz asks where to place serving utensils and centerpieces, whether side dishes belong on vegetables, salading in maidless homes, and how to celebrate a partner’s birthday. Correct guidance: knife and fork to the right and in front of the host, fork to the left of each place, no side table servings suggested, yes to a centerpiece, and best reply is to give a thoughtful gift such as a carton of cigarettes or a book rather than empty gesture.
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Wu Selene
Buckey Family Visit in Jacksonville Home News
Mr. C Gordon Buckey and his son Richard Daniel of Jacksonville Florida are visiting at the home of Buckey's mother Mrs Daniel H Bucker located at 1317 Worth Market Street.
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C Gordon Buckey
Richard Daniel
Jacksonville
Florida
Mr. Buckey
Daniel H. Bucker
Worth Market Street
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