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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1943
Page
4
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A press conference at Casablanca linked the Axis to criminal forces guiding this war and discussed unconditional surrender of their leaders. The piece notes the need for an international crime framework and UN authority, comparing past postwar punishments and questioning viable options beyond mere incapacitation.
The text reports Theodore G. Jost of E I du Pont predicting postwar innovations such as unbreakable glass and plastics driven materials. He spoke at a Boston Chamber event noting future products may defy prewar expectations and herald new engineering breakthroughs across construction, manufacturing, and everyday items.
The Office of Inter-American Affairs hopes to finish Orson Welles South America film as 20th Century Fox may buy 200,000 feet from RKO. Welles shot the footage in Brazil last year, with Rockefeller backing to cover losses if the project flops. Crew faced lighting, tech problems, but the film promises vivid technicolor realism and a Pan American tapestry blending samba carnival and social-reform stories.
Fifty years ago notes from Frederick and Middletown report the electric railway project balked by engineer estimates of 390000 to 500000 dollars for completion. A high tank with automatic flood attachment at Palmetta Fibre Works was finished. Governor Brown lists delegates to Maryland taxation convention with local delegates Baker and Lakin and large-delegate Ross and Baughman. The Emmitsburg railroad engine, undergoing repairs in Philadelphia, was moved to Emmitsburg in good condition and features twin headlights. A Rose Bud Sociable dance at the Junior Hall tonight is billed as a very recherche affair.
Twenty years ago in Frederick on February 6 1923 snow 45 inches blanketed the area with rising temperatures forecast. A public sale at the Court House raised 39023 from Miss Mernaret Jane Williams estate including 37000 from the McCrory site sale. Farmers celebrated ice harvests as ponds froze five to six inches deep. In City League basketball Frederick High Cadets beat St John’s 45-37 led by Hagos Racine 29 points. Maryland State School defeated American Legion 28-19.
A mosaic of birth and death anniversaries from 1786 to 1931 features Aaron Burr Hiram Sibley William Evarts James E. B. Stuart George A. Dorsey and others. The piece surveys notable figures, dates, and milestones from U.S. history including treaties, constitutional ratifications, and early railroad acts, with scattered editorial remarks on education and parental training.
A small town column blends whimsy with wartime notes as a cheerful young man whistles The Stars and Stripes Forever in rain slick streets. Readers hear of Stalin’s advances, U.S. Navy training, Red Cross activity, and local civic topics while reflecting on spring’s approach and Groundhog Day gossip.
This article explains income reporting for rents and royalties on Form 1040 line 6 and schedule B. It covers deductions for upkeep, depreciation, and royalty expenses, plus special handling of annuity income and when to report total annuity amounts.
Rains ease in Tunisia open chance for first major clash on the south shore of the Mediterranean as Rommel retreats toward Mareth. Axis strength likely under 200000, with Von Arnim and Rommel facing Allied superiority. Possible move north to trap in Tunis-Bizerte-Cape Bon area, shaping Mediterranean strategy.
The Faithful Circle Bible class of Grace Reformed Church met at Mrs. George Salter's home with co hosts Effie Albaugh and Elizabeth Herman. Twenty one members and two guests attended as plans for a contest between Elizabeth Herman and Fred Stockman were announced. A reading titled Song of Our Syrian Guest was given by Mrs. Day, a birthday greeting was sung for two members, and refreshments with Valentine themes followed social hour.
Earl L Douglass presents a column on George Spurgeon's conversion as a pivotal Christian moment. He contrasts the boy’s life change after a stormy church visit with the enduring truth of repentance and faith in Christ, citing vivid phrases from Spurgeon sermons about a pardon bought by Redeemer's blood.
Deed transfers include Norman Ellsworth Chaney and wife to Carl W. Snook for $10. Carl W. Snook to Norman Ellsworth Chaney and wife for $10. Frank E. Mitchael acting executor to George M. Snook for $4343. Eutan M. Snook to Keefer C Rice and wife for $10. Josiah G. Snook widower to Blanche G. Rice for $10. Blanche G. Rice widow to Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for $10.
Q1 tells how much you paid borderlines on bragging, so not good manners. Q2 minimizing others’ successes shows poor manners. Q3 bragging about known important people is poor manners. Q4 mentioning a college to impress is ineffective and not good manners. Q5 if asked about a prominent city figure you barely know, answer No and say you know who he is if pressed. when unsure about several people, choose simply say you don’t know them.
A provincial meditation urges readers to clear worry and face war and rationing with courage and faith. The writer argues anxiety is natural but should not overwhelm resolve, emphasizing steadiness amid looming hardships and daily pressures.
Enlisted personnel may reach officer ranks, about one third of officers rising from the ranks with half in the last six months. Brazil ships roughly 60,000 tons of natural rubber this year versus 800,000 tons required. Nylon hose labels show gauge denier material and finish. Oleomargarine has same calories and fat as butter but weaker vitamin A content unless fortified. Submarine sinkings remain about two per day, not near our coasts, attracting less attention.
A compact note on correct usage and pronunciation. Highlights common misuses such as hotel versus Ho tel, address stress, breath versus breathe, and lists synonyms like arbitration and settlement. Emphasizes mastering one word daily with etymology and a Poe quote on requisites.
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