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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1944
Page
4
The newspaper header shows subscription rates for City and mail and notes circulation by the Associated Press. It lists publication info including Frederick Maryland post office entry as second class matter dated Friday December 22 1944.
Brig Gen Leonard P. Ayres, vice president of Cleveland Trust, warns that 1945 will bring more unemployment, labor disputes, and business failures as the wartime economy shifts to peacetime. He criticizes plans for six hour days and five day weeks, arguing prosperity requires more goods and services and a friendly atmosphere for private enterprise.
An examination of the burdens borne by service members overseas and their families during wartime. The text notes shared anxiety, the trials of life, and the expected afterwar advantages from wartime experience, while urging honor for those serving and solidarity at home.
Sgt. Kenneth D. Brengle son of E E Brengle manager of the C and FP Telephone Co was wounded early this month in Germany according to word received by his father.
Washington notes condemn the three leaders Churchill Stalin and Roosevelt for secret diplomacy and weak senatorial action. The column warns that without Senate review of treaties and executive agreements the world risks new conflicts and the US loses moral and strategic footing in the war.
A guide explains proper etiquette when congratulating couples after an engagement. It emphasizes addressing the fiancé first and avoiding inappropriate compliments to the fiancée, urging tactful, respectful acknowledgments.
Charles E Mullen a 39 year old Democrat and former Sheriff candidate died at his West Patrick Street home. A hunting party headed for Linganore hills included Col W Baughman and J Lee Simmons. Thomas Remsburg sold the William Keyser farm and Braddock mansion for 4200 to T McCleary Wiles. Turkeys were plentiful at the market with prices from 12 to 19 cents per pound. Market outlook described as fine.
Twenty Years Ago OF The News Wee. 22, 924. Mayor Celler announced that between 49 and Ad families are on the city list to be remembered with buckets of food. The baskets will go out on Christmas Eve.
A jammed list of anniversaries and births from 1696 to 1997 including Ames Oglethorpe and James Fenimore Cooper. It notes 1821 The Spy issued anonymously and 1914 German planes bomb Dover. Also lists birthdays from Deems Tavlos to Bertha Krupp and a brief horoscope forecast.
The report notes Nazi counterattacks in Belgium reached within 18 miles of key communications hubs, but details remain limited. Maps show limited penetration, with danger centered on the Liege Bastogne corridor and the Ninth Army's left wing. Allied HQ signals suggest containment, yet the winter offensive is paused and Eisenhower’s plans must be recast.
The article reflects on the biblical inn crowd denying Christ a room and the world’s ongoing spiritual indifference. It recalls Mary and Joseph seeking shelter, the baby Jesus born in the stable, and modern civilized societies overlooking the Holy Family.
In a reflective editorial style, N A Lufburrow argues that quick fixes fail to solve world dilemmas. He calls for wisdom, effort and endurance and warns against boastful claims. The piece envisions a slow path to progress amid troubled days ahead.
Bacteriologist Theron D. Greentate and county health lab diagnostician warn strep throat is the current health menace as numerous positive slides are reported locally. December shows two diphtheria cases, several scarlet fever cases, and several pneumonias in the county.
Washington reports the struggle over Subscription Radio seeking three FM frequencies to offer a 24 hour family package of classical music popular tunes and features for a nickel weekly with pig squeal filters. NAB opposes crowded channels while backers promise additive diversification.
A reader seeks guidance on proper office manners for a young female employee and the employer’s challenge in addressing impudence and dress. Dorothy Dix advises a frank talk to correct behavior, noting many faults stem from ignorance and the need for clear etiquette in both business and social worlds. The column also discusses effects of continuous novel reading on duties and suggests moderation, highlighting both benefits and risks of escapist fiction. It ends with guidance for a 15 year old orphan girl choosing a career, recommending stenography or domestic science to support herself while pursuing talents.
Harvey Eiler 19 wins promotion from sergeant to staff sergeant at an Eighth Air Force B 17 base in England. Radio operator gunner on the Fortress Buddy Buddy, he is a son of Newton and [name unreadable] Eiler of Thurmont Maryland. He joined the Army Air Forces in March 1943 and earned his gunner wings in March 1944 at Fort Myers Florida.
Lt. Tom Kibler from Chattanooga commands six tanks and infantry toward Strab near Gey. German forces ambush a hut, a 68 gun is knocked out, and an 88 is destroyed by Lt. Kibler’s squad with praise for Gunner Cpl. Robert Dickman and Lt. Frenchy Cambreé as infantry and armor engage in fierce firefight.
Kibler led six tanks in a night engagement destroying three scout cars with a 76 millimeter gun and two anti tank pieces, while his gunners wiped out two machine gun posts. A German bazooka burst wounded him and a Doughboy rifle grenaded him. Estimated losses totaled about 40 Germans, $4 600 in artillery hits, 200 shots, 400 machine gun rounds and $500 in bullets spent chasing planes. The action ended as darkness and mine fields halted the advance.
A note on common errors with phrase usage and pronunciation. It highlights tremor vs trembie, diphtheria pronunciation, and a daily practice to master one word such as abstain meaning to hold oneself aloof and forbear from indulgence.
Quoted lines urge repentance and a new heart with moral reflection. The source blends Ezekiel 18:31 phrasing with a Seneca sentiment about turning from errors, implying spiritual renewal and personal responsibility.
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