The News Friday Edition Dispatches 1943
The News of Frederick Maryland dated Friday December 10 1943 publishes daily afternoon news except Sundays. It is a member of the Associated Press and a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations with subscription rates listed. Corrections policy is stated and the paper is entered as second class mail.
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Great Southern Pig
MIO. CO
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick
Record aircraft output hits new November high
War Production Board Chairman Donald M. Nelson reports November aircraft production rose to 8,789 planes, with military planes averaging a new pace of over one every five minutes. The output shifted toward combat types, achieving the long-sought goal of 1,000 heavy bombers in a month, deliveries at 97 percent of schedule, and a call for still greater future numbers to sustain offensive power.
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War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
United States
Nelson
Berlin
Fokyo
Railroads Aim to Make Passenger Travel Pleasant and Cheap
Postwar railroad leaders now deem passenger service vital and plan rapid fare cuts, streamlined cars, and new services to compete with air and bus travel. Freight remains dominant but railways acknowledge prior neglect of passengers and vow to restore appealing, economical service with aggressive promotions.
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Railway Age
Cone
Trend Back To States' Rights
Peter Edson argues that the renewed debate over states rights spans several fronts in Washington. He notes battles over soldier voting, poll taxes, fire insurance regulation, air transportation, a federal sales tax, and agricultural subsidies, framing a broader shift against centralized federal control.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Senate
Jefferson
Hamilton
Hayne
Webster
Department of Justice
Southeastern Underwriters Association
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Lea
Railroads Face Backlash as War Travel Booms End
The speaker laments unpopularity from policy decisions while noting railroads must meet promises or risk a slump in business after the war ends as travel demand surges once the dammed up flood is released.
Today in History and Birthdays a mixed chronological list
A compact digest lists notable historical anniversaries and birthdays. It covers figures from John Murray to Emily Dickinson, plus census milestones, territorial grants, and events from 1790 to 1942, with brief notes on births and a short horoscope assessment.
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John Murray
Gloucester
Boston
America
England
Thomas E. Gallaudet
Philadelphia
William Lloyd Garrison
Newburyport
Mass
William J. Rolfe
Princeton
Wyoming
New York Aquarium
U. S.-Spain
Philippines
Guam
Porto Rico
U. S. Supreme Court
Britain
France
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Edward VII
U. S
Finland
Congress
Tunisia
Edwin M. Watson
Eufaula
Mla
Cortland Parker
Fi Apache
Aziz
Wailer G Cary
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Providence
William E. Givens
National Education Association
Anderson
Ind
Marius Ransen
East Orange
N. J
Cincinnati
Joan Cudahky
Granville Miss
Milwaukee
Inapplicable and Misused Word Lesson Note
A language primer explains depravity versus deprivation and progeny pronunciation while urging daily vocabulary growth. It teaches inapplicable meaning unsuitable with an example noting that such suggestions are inapplicable to this emergency.
Stamp deputy race for Internal Revenue office in Frederick
Mr John C Hagan leads for the stamp deputy post to succeed H Clay Hall and the office may move to West Patrick street. Zimmerman portrait on display in Adams Express window by Miss Jane Zimmerman. Eight feet of water fills the new reservoir with no leaks. gate house near completion. A barn fire at J Lee Simmons Park Mills threatens 1000 bushels of wheat. tenants’ wife and an old colored employee smother the blaze. Mrs Frank Smith falls from buggy on West Third Street but escapes serious injury.
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John C. Hagan
Frederick
Internal Revenue Office
H. Clay Hall
West Patrick Street
G. P
Zimmerman
Adams’ Express
Jane Zimmerman
J. Lee Simmons
Park Mills
Frank Smith
County seeks Montevue superintendent amid many applicants
Twenty years ago this column notes the County Commissioners are flooded with applications for the Montevue county home superintendent post, with nine applications already on file. A local hunting party returns from Pennsylvania with three deer. Coblentz suffers a shoulder dislocation after a floor collapse at a farm shed. Charles F Main ships 175 geese to Baltimore for Thanksgiving, only to discover no mare for the geese and brings them back.
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Montevue
Pennsylvania
Gurney Gosnel
S. J. Newcomer
William Gosnell
Murray Stauffer
Cottie’ Willard
Claude Zimmierman
C. Herman Coblentz
Middletown
Charles F. Main
Baltimore
War Interpreted By Kirk L. Bimp son
Allied strategists describe a week by week push of American sea power in the Central Pacific toward decisive action with Japan. The Navy has hit eastern Marshall atolls and damaged surface ships and planes while signaling Marines will follow to threaten Truk and protect Allied shipping. Tokyo continues bold propaganda while Japan risks a fleet clash to block the advancing American and Australian forces from the south and east.
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Kirk L. Bimpson
Associated Press
Atoll
Central Pacific
Japan
Marshall Group
Truk
Pacific
Philippines
Ney
Flame and Steel
Marshalls
Gilberts
Tokyo
Europe
China Sea
Rabaul-Truk Sea
Rabaul
Marshall Atolls
Bnd
Strength for Today by Earl L Douglass D D
A story of a jeweler and a man examining a large gem under light to reveal true value. The piece urges evaluating life's prized things and plans under God's light to distinguish true worth from vanity. It warns that true character and divine purposes surface when tested by God’s guidance.
Bible Thought On Mercy and Forgiveness
A fragmentary ancient prayer asks for mercy and swift deliverance from trouble. It invokes forgiveness by those who grant mercy and emphasizes reliance on divine compassion amid distress.
Wilson warns against right wing reaction in election year
Charles E. Wilson former General Electric president and War Production Board chief urges businessmen to resist right wing pressure and partisan divides. He warns that embracing passions could threaten democracy, national unity, and wartime policy gains, urging compromise and vigilance against disunity.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
War Production Board
Wilson
America
Salvation Army To Host Camp Detrick Christmas Party
Salvation Army plans a December 20 party at Camp Detrick for service members. Funds raised by Kiwanis and Lions kettles Saturday will cover the event and other Christmas efforts. Readied entertainment from Baltimore includes singers magicians and acrobats with theater refreshments and defense stamps in cards for attendees. Few Christmas baskets will be issued to those most in need.
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Salvation Army
Camp Detrick
Lions Man
John R. Cheatham
Louis L. Wilson
Robert L. Smith
W. M. Weaver
J. M. Brunk
Lions Club
Richard E Zimmerman
William C. Royal
Charles S. Houck
J. R. Ramsburg
J. W. Harper
Roger B. Wolfe
Michael Ray
Charles C. Reed
F. Russell Young
Richard F. Bline
G. Raymond Shipley
Niemann A Brunk
Ralph A. Bover
Baltimore
Ferguson Construction Company
Glenn C. Stovall
Marines Despise Japs From Discomforts Of Tarawa Invasion
War correspondent William Pearl Harbor recounts Marine assault on Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands. Marines sweat through crowded transports, sleep naked, endure stifling heat, and persevere driven by hatred for the enemy. Amid cramped decks, they share jokes, recall home, and cling to faith and comrades as battle nears.
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William "le
Pearl Harbor
Tropical Islands
Tarawa
Gilbert Islands
Hollywood
Shore of
Tripoli
Luf's Stuff A Useful Liff and Whiskey Deliveries
A satirical verse ridicules social standards, mentioning Lufburrow and the phrase a cow stands on yonder fill. Maryland reports show about 6 000 cases of bourbon rye and scotch shipped to retailers since December 1, based on daily dealer order reports required from December 1.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Annapolis
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
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