News Post Building Court St Frederick Md 1943 notice
The Frederick News Post announces subscription rates and policy details. The notice lists Association of Independent Press guidance and requires real names for letters to the editor. It notes publication terms and post office registration information for August 31, 1943.
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AR Semmp
Enhawees
Wstee
News-Post
Court
St Frederick
Ica
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Amociated Press
Alumbia
Frederset
End of inching in the Pacific signals a new war phase
Allied forces have occupied Kiska, the last Japanese outport east of the date line, clearing vast ocean areas in the northern Pacific. Only Paramushiru remains, about 1,300 miles farther east, while in the south, Salamaua’s airfield is secured to strike New Britain and New Guinea. The enemy’s air support is gone, aiding faster Allied advances, and the Pacific war enters a new stage dependent on shipping, equipment, and personnel.
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Pacific
Kiska
Date Line
Aleutian Islands
Japan
Paramushiru
Kurile Islands
Tokyo
Salamaua
New Britain Island
New Guinea
Part-time Work as War Factory Labor Solution
War factories face severe labor shortages prompting recruitment of part time workers. Employers urge women to take morning or afternoon shifts and many establish 7 to 11 p m evening runs. Some suggest teachers work after classrooms to 11 p m on war orders as fall term begins.
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Chilren
Value Of The Notebook For Gardeners In Year To Year Notes
An agricultural expert urges gardeners to keep a notebook to record observations and methods. Without writing down results, next year they will forget what they learned and repeat mistakes. A notebook is a valuable habit in any occupation.
Name Should Honor Naval Heroes Not Shangri-La Carrier
A Washington piece argues against naming the new aircraft carrier Shangri-La. It urges using American names honoring pilots, naval heroes, inventors, or a distinguished statesman like Winston Churchill to reflect Navy tradition and promote Anglo American understanding.
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Shangri-La
U.S
David Lawrence
Washington
Navy Department
Pacific
NAVY
Colin Kelly
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
America
Wright ‘Brothers
Employee Memory and Value in Productivity
The text argues that regularly reviewing tasks strengthens memory and increases an employee's value. It notes that the human forgettery is a major obstacle to performance and suggests systematic review as a remedy.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News August 31 1893
Local items recount a temperance demonstration at the Fair Grounds the Junior Hall dance chaperoned by Mrs. Keller Page and Frail and committee members Tyson and Wolf. A mill accident at Steiner Brothers' Milling Company sent two men into swift water. they survived. Albert Wargett made a century ride on his bicycle yesterday. Clay workers unearthed a buried portion of a soldier's remains from the war at the Frederick Brick Works.
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W. C. Keller
Dudley Page
Charles B. Frail
Robert Tyson
Thomas Wolf
Fair Grounds
G. T
Wm. F. Steiner
Steiner Brothers’ Milling Company
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The August 31 1925 Columns
Twenty Years Ago Of The News reports trench digging on Market Street for gas and water mains progress. Road improvements between this city and Yellow Springs completed. A mass meeting is planned to push a state bill aiding older workers with low income. Frederick County farmers praise soybeans as a promising crop. Two handsome palms were stolen from the porch of William R DeLashmutt Unper College Circle.
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Yellow Prings
Frederick County
William R. DeLashmutt
College Circle
Today In History anniversary list of births and events
A historical list notes births and deaths of notable figures across years. It mentions Pierre Soule born 1804, William T. Thompson born 1840 in Ravenna, Galusha Grow born 1822, Mary Putnam Jacobi born 1842, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps born 1844, Ralph Waldo Emerson linked to Phi Beta Kappa, George B. McClellan nomination, Charleston fire 1886, patent for Kivetographie, 1902 labor suits, early auto milestone, and birthdays of George Sarton, Ho Brown, Robert Caldwell, Gov. Baldwin, Kenneth Adams, and John C. Alartin.
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Pierre Soule
New Orleans
William T. Thompson
Savannah
Bor Ravenna
Ohio
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Windham
Conn
Mary Putnam Jacobi
New York
London
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Word
Burst Owston
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
America
George B McClellan
Dglihse
Lincoln
McCleland
Charleston
S.C
Edicon
Kivetographie Maton
Taday
Sarapar
Fresco
Calif
George Sarton
As of
Science
Vines
Sears
Ho Brown
Flustrator
Newark
NFL
Robert G Caldwell
Dear Ah Aus Manica
Bor
Colombia
Raymond FB. Baldwin
Connericut
Rye
N.Y
Kenneth S Adams
Philips Petroleum
Oklahoma
Horton, Kans
John C. Alartin
Phila
News
War Interpreted By MAMILTON W. FARON
The piece analyzes German strategic choices after Taganrog as the Soviet Red Army presses on the southern front. It argues Germany would prioritize Crimea for defense and escape routes, while the Russians strive to reclaim Sevastopol and restore control of the critical southern rail corridor to Sevastopol through the Crimea.
Russian Rail Route Could Shift Front in War
The passage argues that controlling the rail line from Gorod and Orel to Moscow would allow the Red Army to move troops and supplies along the southern front with greater ease. If Russians push west to control the entire route, it could influence the Nazi retreat on northern fronts by enhancing movement and logistics for Soviet forces.
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Taganrog
Hitler
Sea of Azov
Sea of Ars
Crimea
Germany
Kuban
Gerags
Caucasus
Kerch
Dnieper
Dnieperopetrovsk
Militopol
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Sento
Gorod
Orel
Moscow
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
Earl L Douglass recounts Dwight Moody meeting Henry Moorhouse in Dublin and adopting Moorhouse’s message that God loves the sinner. The anecdote describes Moody’s shift to preaching that God is love, not judgment, and notes the impact on his ministry and bold faith.
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Dwight L. Moody
Dublin
Moody
Henry Moorhouse
America
Moorhouse
Refuges Queen Wilhelmina Birthday Feature
A brief horoscope notes Queen Wilhelmina as a refugee queen of Holland born in Hagerstown Maryland, age about 61, described with an eager intellect and keen spirit. It mentions a hopeful but reserved nature, sincere affections, a generous disposition, and a tendency to depend on others. Copyrighted material appears in the horoscope segment.
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Hagerstown
Less Meat And Butter, More Oils, And Grains For 1944 Diets
War Food Administration predicts ample supplies and shifts in diet for 1944. Civilians will receive 75 percent of the crop while armed forces and lend-lease share the rest. Expect less meat and dairy, more oils and cereals, with victory gardens boosting available food. Prices may rise but living costs are expected to return to 1942 levels faster than many expect.
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War Food Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
WAF
United States Territories
South and Central America
American Red Cross
Office of Relief and Rehabination Organization
Victory Gardens
WFA
OPA
Agriculture Department
Chester Bowles
They Shall Not Have Me Describes Prison Camp Horrors
NEA Service weekly book review surveys Jean Helion memoir They Shall Not Have Me detailing French POWs in German camps. It contrasts wartime brutalities with French resilience, praising human spirit and democracy amid hunger, disease, and forced labor.
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Peller
Jean Jean Helion
Dutton
la Belle France
Helion
France
Midlife health and energy at the war’s end
The text discusses midlife pressure, fatigue, and heart changes, urging rest, diet, and moderate exercise for those after midlife. It warns against misattributing fatigue to indigestion and emphasizes seeking medical exams to prevent overwork and maintain efficiency, referencing Galtonian ideals and practical self-adjustment.
Heart Disease Prevention Says Easier Than Cure
Dr Thomas D Masters argues prevention beats cure for heart disease. He notes damage limits activity and that eliminating rheumatic fever and related diseases in youth, plus eradicating syphilis, could block many later cardiac cases. The piece discusses aging soldiers and future incidence comparisons.
Incomparable Word And Daily Vocabulary Goal
A short note explains daily word study with focus on incomparable meaning and correct pronunciation. It highlights usage tips and cites Shakespeare example of incomparable wealth to illustrate the term’s sense of peerless value.
Bible Verse Paraphrase Reflections On Parenting
A compact religious reflection cites Proverbs 22 6 about guiding a child in the right path and Terence noting that people mirror their children. The excerpt presents two adages on upbringing and character shaping.
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