Press Policy Notice and Publication Rules
The Walterville paper states paid rates and wage figures with a 5 cent notation and warns against publishing opinions or statements without the writer’s real name. It explains corrections will be made when errors are brought to the editor, and notes the paper is entered as second class matter on February 3, 1943 in Fredericksburg.
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Tobacco Rationing Hinted By WPB Officials
Warned by Harley Jefferson and Joseph Kolodny that cigarettes and tobacco may be rationed before year end 1943. Possible limits per adult and the chance cigars and chewing tobacco join shortages as production strains affect factories and mills. No immediate chewing plug shortage reported.
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Harley Jefferson
WPB
Joseph Kolodny
National Association of Tobacco Distributors
OPA
American bombers begin raids over German cities
The article argues that American bombers from United States aircraft will strike German targets such as Wilhelmshaven and Emden, with increasing raids proving the Nazi war effort cannot endure. It cites Churchill and past RAF bombings, predicting widespread destruction until Nazi surrender.
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Germany
Wilhelmshaven
Emden
Reich
RAF
Hitler
Far Amercar
Manister Churchill
Rome
Ness
Warsaw
Rotterdaa
We Ak
Wera
Meer
No Quick War End Seen as Allies Plan Ongoing
Washington commentary after Roosevelt Churchill meeting notes no promise of a swift victory, warning a long war with significant casualties. Reports stress real battlefield realities vs confident statements, with Eisenhower chosen as supreme commander under three British chiefs to coordinate North Africa and the broader Mediterranean effort.
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Allied
North Africa
Eisenhower
Churchill
Roosevelt
Eienhower
America
Britain
United Nations
Fifty Years Ago Local Sets From The Columns Of The News
An old Forum in the Etchison building debated England’s glory vs shame with Hasskarl and Goodell supporting the affirmative and Dorsay Etchison with Nicodemus for the negative. The Junior Association disbanded after a low-interest meeting and its effects were auctioned off to members.
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Etchison
England
G C H. Hasskarl
C. F. Goodell
H Dorsey Etchison
W. H. Nicodemus
Gall
Newman
George H Railing
Henry Weinberg
E. Jenkins
Winfield Huckster
Groutdhor
Adam Bruchey
G Mantz Rhodes
City Electric Hight
Four Persons Escape Injury in Collision Near Wormans
A morning crash near Wormans sit left four people narrowly spared from serious harm when a trices driven by Etta Houck Jr collided with a touring car driven by Harry Wachter of Lewistown in a dense leg area. Mary Jane Munn, local Children Aid Society representative and Juvenile Court proctor, must pause her duties for rest after a near nervous breakdown. The newly elected Young Areas Society board of directors met with Jacob Roberback as president and other officers named for county organization leadership.
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Harry Wachter
Lewistown
Wormans
Frederick
Mary Jane Munn
Children Aid Society
Organation
Jacob Roberback
Willam E Filler
Roy
Hyndman
Henry Trailsec
William G. Zimmerman
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
Today in history charts births and events of notable figures including Joseph E Johnston Horace Greeley Elizabeth Blackwell and Sidney Lamar. It notes battles, legislative acts, and speeches with dates and places across 1805 to 1960s. The birthdays list honors names such as Frank M Andrews James C McReynolds and Gertrude Stein with ages and origins.
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Joseph E Johnston
Cherry Grove
Joseah E Neal
Pennsylvania
Greenland
Horace Greeies
Tribune
Amherst
N. H
Elsha K. Kane
Navy
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Blackwell
London
New York
England
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Southern Post
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Yadkin
the Cowpens
Lincoln
Seward
Hampton Roads
James B. Hammond
Wilson
Germany
Dion
Woodrow Wiron
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Flint Micon
National Guard
National Housing Act
Wage and Hour Act
Upaed
US Supreme Court
Uvo
Jao
Borneo
Frank M. Andrews
U. S Supreme Court
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Elkton. Ry
William Bryden
Gestral Staff
Hartford
Cunn
Alexander Meiklejonn
Be Kets
Gertrude Stain
Allegheny Pa
Janes E Smith
National Radio Institute
War Interpreted on Turkey as Axis Watchword in Berlin
The Ankara Inonu Churchill meeting signals Turkish willingness to resist Axis passage and hints that Anglo Turkish pact may deepen. Turkey sits as a listening post for Balkan disaffection and Russian prospects, with Berlin fearing Allied incursions and a potential Turkey role against Nazi aims in the region.
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Inonu
Berlin
Churchill
Casablanca
Hitler
Indian Ocean
Balkan
Inamu- Churchill
Mala Houpe
Axia
Ankara
Fot
United Nations Fellowship
Russia
Europe
Sweden
Switzerland
Tukey
Balkans
Travcers
Bulgaria
Rumania
Stalingrad
Egean
Black Sea
Germs and Health Fight in City Streets
A dramatic ars poetica on battling invisible foes. The speaker urges resilience and vigor to blunt germ threats while acknowledging ongoing waves of illness and renewal, ending with a defiant note about maintaining humanity and health despite unseen adversaries.
Fragmented prayer and obituary snippets in a mixed text
The text blends biblical prayers with scattered biographical fragments and notes. It references Daniel 9 17 and requests divine mercy for a sanctuary, then lists names, ages, and places alongside unrelated lines about transport and fortune, ending with a copyright note.
The A B C Of Your Income Tax No 3
A periodical tax guide explains line 1 of form 1040 for reporting salaries and compensation. It covers pay types, fair market value of non monetary compensation, living quarters, life insurance premiums paid by the employer, and items not considered income. It notes special rules for armed forces, gifts, and travel allowances with a teaser for tomorrow on deductible expenses.
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Nea Bervie
U. S
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Vsurance
Cnn
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Victory Garden Plan Seeks Millions of New Growers
Washington broadcasts a six million farm garden and twelve million urban garden goal. Experts say farms now supply much of the food, yet urban plots could yield significant shares. The article notes limited tools and seeds, reduced fertilizer formulas, and wartime shortages but urges citizens to participate in the Victory garden effort.
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Washington
Uis
Department of Agriculture
War Production Board
Victory Tools
Victory Gardeners
Themaelves
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass Puritans
Earl L Douglass portrays Puritans as serious yet joyful, living to glorify and enjoy God. He argues they trusted God’s direct will, saw wealth with pity not envy, and remained tranquil amid life’s trials, venerating the movement’s moral and spiritual cleansing.
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Earl L. Douglass
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Court News Property Deeds and Divorce Action Noted
Property transfers include Frank Sheffer to Edgar Summers and others for $10, with several similar deeds. Equity case lists Charles R Johnson vs Ruth O Johnson for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Henry Carter and Margaret Banel. Ernest Myers Jr and Ruth Thurston also licensed.
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Court News
Frank Sheffer
Edgar M. Summers
Harry B Allen
Hiram N Werntz
John B Grimes
Daniel N. Blickenstaff
Emerson DB. Barkier
Grant Jacob Davis
Charles R Johnson
Ruth
Johnson
Henry L Carter
Poolesville
Margaret R. Banel
Wateford
Ernest I. Myers, Jr
Dill Avenue
Ruth E Thurston
Elm Street
Elephants in Burma campaign and ancient generals debated
Q General Wavell considers elephants in Burma campaign. A Hannibal used elephants in Alps march. Q Iraq as Babylon in Bible. A The Swedes called vultures of neutrality. Q Furniture styles attribution among Hepplewhite or Chippendale. A Apple wae. Q Compare fried potatoes to baked or boiled. A Boiled potatoes with skins preserve vitamin C. boil gently.
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Wavell
India
Hannibal
Alps
Rome
George Third
England
Children Hurt In Coasting Accident Near Frederick
Three Swanson children aged 15 to 19 were badly injured when their improvised tin sled collided with an apple tree Monday night. Junior, 16, suffered a fractured pelvis and skull, Gloria, 19, a fractured vertebra, and Ruth, 15, a fractured pelvis. All are in Frederick City Hospital in serious condition.
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Ernest E. Swanson
Frederick City Hospital
Junior Swanson
Gloria
Ruth
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