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Rockets reshape American warfare in 1942 budget bias
The Army and Navy plan heavy rocket use in World War II, with the Navy allocating 190 million dollars for ammunition and supplies and the Army budgeting 12 million dollars per month for rockets in 1942. Rear Admiral Barber notes rockets aid beachhead assaults, firing from landing craft to disrupt Japanese gunners. The 43-inch Army rocket, cost effective at ten dollars per launcher, offers fire power comparable to a 105 millimeter gun, and rockets are being added to air arms for propulsion and ammunition roles.
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Jatsurs Pomones
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Barber
Seventh Fleet
The Influence of Women in Public Life
A reflection on women’s growing influence in family spending and politics. The text argues women control most household expenditures, influence policy toward sound finance, and engage more in political discussion than men. It suggests this shift will promote good government and fair business practices.
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Wheat outlook hints sizable U S carryover in 1944 crop year
The Department of Agriculture projects a U S wheat carryover of about 315 million bushels by the end of the current crop year, similar to 1943 44, with feed use seen at roughly 300 million bushels. Analysts doubt another sizable crop in 1945, suggesting a potential contraction after six years of large crops.
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United States
Department
Proper hospitality during leave visit request
A sample of polite phrasing invites the family to dinner while Jim is home on leave. It offers flexibility and expresses understanding if they cannot manage the visit.
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President’s salary rise debated amid tax fears and reform
In Washington a proposed raise for the U.S. president from 75 000 to 100 000 a year prompts debate on taxation and fairness. Rep Vinson advances a plan potentially raising the salary while considering a $15 000 retirement for presidents. Critics say the change could distract from public service and widen class disparities.
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Lufs Stuff Human Frailty in a Debating World
A fragment noting human frailty in society as leaders engage in long debates amid continuing grief and distress. The excerpt reflects on uncertainty and the human traits displayed by those in leadership during troubling times.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Mr John Yt Williams a prominent Frederick county farmer died at his Tramaville Isbeth home and served as a commissioner in 1879 71 He owned several farms and a mill property At the Raphine Club meeting at Schleysville someone set off a cayenne match forcing evacuation The Alexander Young Confederate Veterans camp will hold its annual reunion Wednesday at the City Hotel A horse attached to Mr F L Schroeder’s delivery wagon ran loose this morning damaging property near Mr Lewis Miller and Mr Lewis Mehrling The Young Republican Club elected officers with John C Motter as president and C M Gilpin and M A Woodward in key posts
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Raphine Club
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Young ME Republican Club
John C. Motter
C. M. Gilpin
AC McBride
M.A. Woodward
Twenty Years Ago Local News From The Frederick Columns
Twenty years ago Frederick notes recount a Blue Ridge League annual meeting with Vincent Jamison re-elected president and attendees from Frederick including Dr. C F Goadet J C F Cramer E Tasch and others in Hagerstown. Frederick Cotillion Club event planned for December 29. Baslenger Grange elected officers. Pure bred Hampshire sheep introduced in Frederick County by Dr. Charles H Conley and David Cramer Walkerville.
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Vincent Jamison
Frederick
Hagerstown
Wlc. McSnerry
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Fragmented prose on policy guesses and intelligence
A curious reflective fragment critiques policy trials and decisions that wobble between plausible results and folly. It questions the hope for flawless foresight, noting occasional correct guesses yet frequent errors and the wish for a wiser approach beyond typical mistakes.
Today In History and Anniversaries From a Fragmented Note
A scattered historical list notes births and deaths of figures like Whiefeld, Manville, Fels, Cram, Fox Jr and others, with dates ranging 1770 to 1949. It mentions events such as the Boston Trailarts and the World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition opening at Yale, plus references to speeches and political notes about the Peace Treaty and various Congress actions.
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New York City
Yale
Christmas in Frederick During War Time Debuts and Duties
Facets of a wartime Frederick scene mix holiday spirit with duty. Churches plan carols as students return in uniform, veterans are welcomed home, and Christmas sales dot the streets. Local clubs, Hood College, and Camp Detrick host events while war news and bond drives ripple through daily life.
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Maraet Street
Frederick Garden Club
Singanore
English Lesson Words Misuse and Pronunciation Guide
A compact note on common English errors and mispronunciations. It highlights misused phrases such as do not aay and mispronounced words like Exclusive. Includes guidance on pronouncing s as in so not as z and tips to expand vocabulary with careful word study and synonyms for arrogance.
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Masters
Senate probes show six State nominees shine despite panel flaws
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee grilled six nominees for Assistant Secretaries of State, highlighting their credentials and views while exposing mixed Senate performance. The session boosted public awareness of the department’s goals and raised questions about the committee’s deliberations and leadership.
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Dorothey Dix Style Advice To Make A Hit With Girls
A narrated column offers dating guidance for young men, stressing style, sociability, and generosity. It advises dressing well, learning social skills like dancing and dining, speaking confidently, and treating women with courtesy. The piece highlights sophistication and gentlemanly conduct as keys to female respect and success.
Individuality Defined in Daily Word Choice
This note defines individuality as the quality that distinguishes one person or thing from another, citing the example that a person may be “a person of marked individuality.”
Browning Immortality Belief Echoes In Death Tribute
Robert Browning, described as among the immortals for his poetry, is remembered not just for literary achievement but as a man and child of God. The piece argues immortality lies in faith and enduring influence beyond death, citing Ingersoll's remark on love in death and the enduring power of life.
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Bible Thought On Prayer And Repetition
A dated reflection cites scripture and verse on prayer. It contrasts external speaking with inner heart sincerity, quoting Matthew and a Herrick line about lips and heart in devotion. The piece reads as a philocalic meditation on prayer, avoiding ritualism.
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Army cooks train men to be husbands in Bari school
In Bari Italy the 15th Air Force Service Command operates a cook and bakers' school for Army and WAC students. A 10 day refresher course teaches standard dishes and menus, with crafts like whipping cream from canned milk. The program aims to glamorize mess cooking and produce standout recipes such as Mann ing's cheese.
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GI Cookout Menu Heads Toward Thanksgiving Feast
The report lists a wartime kitchen scene with soldiers and cooks including Pvt. Tony Godzicki, Sgt. William Grader, and Sgt. Vasos Gates. Dishes feature cheese dipped ham crackers, caned meats, chestnut dressing, and a canape laden menu from hors d oeuvres to mince and pumpkin pie amid banter about GI carrots and a rabbit feeding joke.
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Armistice rumor prompts fire call and turkey rescue
The Independent Hose Company responded to a Ballenger Creek road fire as police received frantic calls. An uptown resident reported a Christmas turkey aloft in a tree and the officer arrived to shoot it down, deeming it better a dead bird than no bird later.
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