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The News issues subscription rates and policies with address for The News NewsPost Burding Court St Frederick. It notes association with the Associated Press and a crease of corrections policies and audience notices. The issue is dated Friday December 15, 1944.
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Readings of Moscow De Gaulle Talks Shape World War II View
The analysis argues that postwar alignments reflect a fragile return to protective blocs. Stalin courts De Gaulle while France remains weak under provisional rule. Hitler’s past pacts haunt Moscow Paris, with Britain and the US likely shaping France’s future.
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Britain
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London
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Paris
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Proposed 60-year plan to pay national debt debated
The article discusses a plan to liquidate the national debt in 60 years by 90,000 annually in interest and principal payments. It weighs paying only interest versus regular principal payments, arguing the latter better secures future confidence and avoids burdening future generations. It notes the debt’s burden on future citizens and the need for a balanced budget to enable principal repayments.
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Bible Thought On Self Justification and Humility
A compact reflection contrasts Job and Goethe on self judgment and humility. It cites Job 9 20 and suggests that claiming perfection invites condemnation while modest self-regard is valued, framing self perception and esteem in a moral light.
Air Setup Headed For Snags by Peter Edson
Washington notes report on the Chicago aviation talks under Adolf Berle reveal senior officials’ friction with Congress over postwar aviation policy. Clashes loom with the Foreign Relations Committee and Senate on due process before international accords, while Berle’s resignation is tied to intra-government ties. A three-year interim plan may bypass treaties, but the two freedoms convention requires Senate ratification and approval by 26 nations.
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Chicago
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Commerce
Congress
Dreies Leat
United States
Adolf Berle
Cordell Bail
Will L. Clayton
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Antus
Berle
Department of State
U.S
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North Carolina
Brewster
Maine
Bulwinkle
North Caro
Refusing a Social Invitation Politely
Regretfully decline the invitation while thanking the caller for thinking of you. Mention a prior commitment to be busy Friday night and express appreciation for being asked.
Fifty Years Ago Local News From Columes December 15 1894
Fifty years ago local items note a Howard County physician acquitted of overpayments for public schools, a Thanksgiving football game drawing curious crowds, Dr. David J. Beale elected PhiloMathean president, a School Examiner accident in Adams Town with a runaway wheel, a W C T U parlor entertainment featuring recitations and a cornet solo by Harry Wilcoxon.
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David J. Beale
Philomathean Literary Society
William H. Nicodemus
Alfred Ritter
Vincent Sebold
Prof
J. Apple
E. H. Boelitz
Adamstown
Twenty Years Ago Locat tems from the Columns The News
The December 15 1924 column notes local items from Frederick including JOAN WILLIAM's reported attack in the mountains Hamburg a cattle dealer journeying to pur chase stock and past sheriff nominee mentions. A heavy windstorm causes damage across the city with plows loosened trees torn and lights out. Creagerstown area suffers a collapse while Johns Hopkins chess football links appear with a manager elected for the 1925 squad.
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Creagerstown
Itho J. Keller
Johns Hopkins
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
A collage of historical milestones and birthdays with multiple dates and figures. Notable entries include Henry C. Carey born in Philadelphia, Franklin H. Sanborn and George Browne Post, Edwin H. Blashfield, Jehl John R. Coryell, and events such as the 1791 Bill of Rights ratification, Hartford Convention, and Brest-Litovsk armistice. Also lists birth anniversaries for Leigh Noyes, John T. McNicholas, Maxwell Anderson, Stephen Wisher, and others with varied origins.
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Henry C. Carey
Philadelphia
Franklin H. Sanborn
Concord
Maass
Hampton Falls
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Virginia
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England
Patent Office
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Ceiton
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Geneva
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John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Ireland
Maxwell Anderson
Wright
Atlantic, Pa
Stephen
Wisher
Indiana University
Chicago
Faneavin
Great Northern Railway
Canada
James Hugh Ryan
Omaha
Indianapolis
Leighton G. McCarthy
Zoning Board Approves 15000 Gallon Underground Tank
The Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals approves the Oland Meitzier plan to install a 15000 gal underground storage tank on South Water Street. No objections were voiced at a heating Monday night before the board.
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War Crisis in Europe Signals Allied Winter Offensive
War analyst Kirk L. Simpson outlines a severe European winter with Russian forces poised to break through on the Polish plains along the Vistula and Narew while German reserves in the west face mounting attrition. He suggests a concurrent Allied push on the Dutch gateway flank and notes potential fatigue in German manpower could bring a climactic moment soon after brutal frost grips the fronts.
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American GI runs Belgian women sewing factory in front lines
In Belgium on December 8, Pfc. Nathaniel Jacobson, 28, runs a clothing factory staffed by about 50 Belgian women under Lt. Col. Robert E. Kearney’s camouflage unit. The unit produced snow capes for Lt. Gen. Hodges, using muslin, thread, and borrowed tools to protect front line troops from snow. Jacobson notes the workers chatter like Americans and long for dances, while he laments the odd assignment and his wish for a private life back home.
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Robert E. Kearney
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Anthony L. Mondelio
New York City
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State Dept News Policy Promotes Broader U S Information Abroad
Secretary Stettinius backs broader release of American foreign policy via press and media to both U S and international audiences. Archibald MacLeish supports distributing official statements to foreign newspapers by radio or cable, ensuring timely exposure of U S policy worldwide.
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Department of State
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Archibald MagLeish
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Senate
Congress
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America
Not So Bad His Assistant Hears War Work Cheer
A reedited wartime scene shows an older married man declaring resilience while addressing a workroom of workers. Pvt Donavin M Camher, a trainer from Rad Cliff, surveys the scene as a cheerful mood lifts with music and talk of women workers aiding the war effort.
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Message From The Eternal In A Gideon Bible
A devotional meditation questions why a Gideon Bible found in a hotel room had underlined scripture Eph 6 13 and ponders how such words of strength reach a weary traveler We are reminded life blends joy and sorrow with promises from the Bible guiding the bewildered through their daily journeys
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Strange Altitude of German War Spirit
A letter mocks Germany’s wartime resolve, praising stubborn resistance while questioning arrogance. The writer, N. A. Lubburrow, notes Germans’ continued fight despite surrounded by enemies and mocked surrender tendencies, pondering if this is the true Huns spirit or Gestapo influence.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Daily English Lesson Word Study Note
A compact guide highlights misused phrases and pronunciation. It defines recalcitrate as to kick back or oppose, cites a DeQuincey quote about recalculating tricks, and urges daily vocabulary growth with one word learned per day.
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Marylanders Reported in Area by War Correspondent
AP distributed front from the U S Ninth Army dated Dec 12 notes Marylanders seen nearby in recent days including Pvt Wilbur M Fritz Pic Gerald E Fogle of Union Bridge Pic Robert A Jones Sst George W Shelton of Frederick and Cpl Roy E Lushbaugh of Hagerstown.
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U. S. Ninth Army
Holbrook Bradley
Baltimore
Dear Miss Dix and the Bachelor’s Alibi
A column of Dorothy Dix letters discusses why men marry, the social role of a wife, and how bachelors cope with responsibility. The advice contrasts alibis against love, the need for companionship, and family duties, then shifts to a reply about a sister pressured by her father to marry. Also: De Gaulle arrives in Cairo en route from Moscow per U S broadcasts.
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