Frederick News 1943 Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates are listed as single copy three cents and monthly, yearly, or other period options. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to dispatches and local news, with a policy to publish only real names for letters and a prompt correction policy for erroneous reflections. The paper is entered as second class matter in Frederick Maryland on a Tuesday in December 1943.
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Associated Press
Alsa
Frederick
Cost Of Living And Government Policy Critique
The piece argues that government actions will not prevent further cost of living increases. It claims subsidies inflate debt and wages rise due to pressure from organized voters demanding higher pay. It portrays Washington as reactive to pressure groups rather than guiding policy.
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Congress
Tiai
Washington
Pearl Harbor Date Reaffirms American Resolve
December seven is etched in memory as the day of a dramatic surprise attack that thrust the United States into war. The article notes the shock, perceived unpreparedness, and swift national unity to respond and deter future aggression.
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America
Hadeen
Bible quote and classical saying in one line
A compact note presents a Bible verse from Numbers 14 21 asserting the earth will be filled with the Lord s glory paired with a Cicero adage that glory follows virtue like a shadow
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Cicero
Butler trip prompts Senate scrutiny of Latin America spending
Washington argues Senator Butler's rapid 20 country, 50 day tour inflated and misreported U S expenditures in Latin America The review by the Truman Committee will probe items from 1 million for US autos to 180 million for agency overhead and 178 million for Rubber Reserve Corp with many coordinated and duplicative entries flagged for closer examination
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Fetee
Edson
Washington
Hugh A. Butler
Latin America
Senater
Nebraska
U. S
Senator Butler
Senate
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Butler
South America
Truman
War Department
Canal
Canada
Argentina
Army
Navy
Buller
Smithsonian Institution
Selective Service
Public Health Service
Archives
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tariff Commission
Farm Security
National Housing Administration
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bureau of Mines
Office of Strategic Services
Post Office, Food and Drugs
War Production Board
Add
Rubber Reserve Corporation
Congress
Graphic account of Meredith sinking by Lieut Bowers
Lieut John Bowers recalls the Meredith disaster off Guadalcanal on October 15 1942 writing for Capt Frederick J BellCondition Red Destroyer Action in the South Pacific His narrative covers the loss of the ship crew retreat to rafts three days afloat the captain dying and Bowers carrying the body before rescue Only 14 remain on the raft before a plane spots them and the G ferries them to safety Bowers later married Imogene Clapp Simpson and is stationed in Boston at the Lahey Clinic for studies
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U. S
Meredith
John Zimmerman Bowers
M. C
U.S.N.R
South Pacific
Frederick J. Bell
U.S.N
Baltimore
Bowers
John C. Bowers
Jefferson
Catonsville
Salem Lutheran Church
Capt. Bell
Guadalcanal
Bell
Naval Hospital
Lieut. Bower
Sunday Sun
Burns
Henderson Field
Solomons
Lieut. Bowers
Lent
Gettyburg College
University of Maryland Medical School
University Hospital
Naval
Bethesda
Asheville
N.C
Imogene Clapp Simpson
Newton H. Simpson
Army Air Forces
Col
Sordon A. Clapp
U. S. Army
Boston
Mass
Lahey Clinic
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Dec 7 1893
Steiners druggists on North Market street display a bowl of about 40 gold carp from near Taneytown with expectations of more. The News argues for a fire alarm system as essential. Markell and Trail buy Grosh coal yard on Carroll street and will run the business. Markell resigns bank post. L O Whip of Jefferson suffers a wagon accident on Prospect Hill with a loaded oil barrel wagon overturning. he is bruised and drawn out.
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the News
Steiner Brothers
North Market Street
Taneytown
Frederick
John A. Markell
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Arthur Trail
G. S. Grosh
Carroll Street
Markell and Trail
Markell
L O. Whip
Jefferson
Prospect Hill
Whip
Local items from 1923 column recap notes club, bridge, sales
Twenty years ago the Lions Club luncheon discussed Dr Ira J Mc Curdy plan for a community athletic park and issued a statement rejecting it. The Eagles and High School Alumni tied for first in city basketball as Blethen scored eight field goals. The Monocacy River bridge at Bridgeport reopened after repairs following its November collapse. Bellevue farm near the city, about 100 acres, sold for 26000 with total sale near 50000 here.
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Lions Club
Ira J. McCurdy
Eagles
Blethen
Mono
War Interpreted From Teheran Agreement Aims
The Teheran conference yields a three sentence plan for Nazi defeat with coordinated eastern western and southern operations and adherence to Atlantic Charter principles. Allied and Russian staffs reportedly align on manpower and materiel resources and expected war duration, with a temporary shift of air raids from German cities to western targets.
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Kirkel
Simplox
Teheran
Iran
Europe
Britain
France
Associated Women Elect Officers Farm Bureau Frederick County
The Associated Women of the Frederick County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in the Y M C A. Four officers were elected: Mrs Thomas P Culler as chairman Mrs Tobias Zimmerman as Rouse 4 secretary Mrs Maurice D Coblenz of Middletown as secretary and delegates to the Maryland Farm Bureau meeting in Baltimore include voting delegates Mrs Samuel Ausherman Mrs Edgar Roderick Mrs Maurice D Coblen tz Mrs Elmer Michael Mrs Thomas P Culler Mrs Russell Fisher Mrs Gilmer Garst and James Shafl with non voting delegates listed. Mrs Thomas P Culler presided.
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Associated Women of the
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Thomas P. Culler
Frederick
Tobias Zimmerman
Rouse
Maurice D. Cobleniz
Middletown
Associated Women of Maryland Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Samuel Ausherman
Edgar Roderick
Maurice D. Coblentz
Elmer . Michael
Russell Fisher
Gilmer Garst
James Shafl
David Young
Mehrle Ramsburg
Philip Coblentz
William Brosius
Elmer Schildt
Ronald Kling
Strength For Today By Yarl L Douglass McGuffey Readers Influence
A reflection on the McGuffey readers and their lasting moral impact. A young McGuffey overhears a minister praying for virtuous youth, inspiring the future educator. The piece highlights how small moments can shape great outcomes and underscores the link between prayer and character.
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Yarl L. Douglass
D. D
McGuffey
Copsyright Babson
Language Lesson On Misused English Words And Pronunciations
The note lists common errors in usage and pronunciation, emphasizing not to say aay but turn tor, reconnoi ter as rek o noj ter, and generous guidance on syllable stress. It highlights ingenuous meaning open and sincere with example sentences.
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Tor
Teheran declaration tests Roosevelt theory of direct diplomacy
In Washington, a reading of the Teheran conference shows leaders Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin meeting face to face to resolve war aims without unconditional surrender. The piece lauds the approach as a milestone of human progress and urges a humane path to liberate German people.
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Washington
Dec
Roosevelt
Hitler
America
Germany
Messrs
Churchill
Stalin
Cairo
Teheran
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A digest of anniversaries and birthdays lists Abigail M. W. Gibbons and other historical figures born in the 1800s, with death dates, plus date marks like 1781 ratification of Delaware and 1941 Pearl Harbor context. It also notes Today In History entries from 1790s through mid-20th century and birthdays of Edmund Day, Willa Cather, Rudolph Friml, Zechariah Chafee Jr., Dixon Fox, William Irvin and others.
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Abigail MW. Gibbons
New York
Philadelphia
Hugh McCulloch
Indiana
Richard W. Sears
Roebuck
Stewartville
Minn
Heywood Broun
Delaware
Washington
Congress
Philharmonic Society of
Halifax
N. S
New York City
House
Pearl Harbor
Hull
Tunis
Edmund E. Day
Cornell University
Manchester
Willa Cather
Winchester
Rudolph
Hamilton Fish at Fifty Five Years Since Birth in New York
A brief horoscope notes Congressman Hamilton Fish of New York born in Garrison fifty five years ago. It highlights a strong mentality, ambition, concentration, and enterprise. The forecast suggests early life success with possible less satisfying later achievements.
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Hamilton Fish
New York
Garrison, N. Y
Leesburg Jail Empty After Prisoner Enlisted
The county jail in Leesburg Virginia stands empty after Jailer Frank Reed released the sole prisoner to serve in the armed forces. The jail was opened for airing as Reed reportedly went hunting. The piece notes the United States is spending eight billion dollars a month on the war effort.
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Leesburg
Frank Reed
Reed
United States
Two Books Are Music To Ears Of Followers Of Old Masters
A weekly book review surveys Richard Anthony Leonard and Herbert Weinstock biographies plus novels and nostalgia pieces. It highlights Bach to Tchaikovsky, the Weinstock Tchaikovsky biography, Camp’s Manila Marines tale, Beebe and Hewitt nostalgia pieces, and Maury maritime tribute.
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NEA Service
Richard Anthony Leonard
Toscanini
Stream of Music
Doubleday, Doran
Leonard
Bach
Mozart
Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
Debussy
Sibeling
Soviet
Russia
Peterich Tchaikovsy
Herbert Weinstock
Knopf
Truth over fronts in a candid, sincere life
A reader comments on facing the world without false displays. They condemn insincerity and vague statements that dodge truth, praising conviction and honesty as essential to a veritable life.
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Associated Women of Farm Bureau Elect
David Lawrence
Fius XII
Willam Martin Camp
Hell
Appleton- Century
Shanghai
Japan
China
Yellow Rats
Three Musketeers
Lucius Beembe
Edward R. Hewitt
Notre Dame
Beebe
Broadway
San Francisco
Appleton-Century
Hewitt
Duel, Sloan & Pearce
Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
Abe Lincoln
Buffalo Bill
Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
United States Navy
John Paul Jones
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Trail Maker of
Longmans, Green & Co
North Africa
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