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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1943
Page
4
A clipped wartime notice from February 10 1943 appears with typographical errors and garbled lines. It mentions policy on communications and credit for writers and is filed as a freeform public notice with no clear events or names.
The article warns organized labor could push beyond the Little Steel formula, spurring broader wage hikes that threaten inflation and a severe postwar economy. It highlights risks to farmers, food prices, and national war effort, arguing cost cutting can offset living-cost gains without broad wage raises.
The piece argues that Secretary Wickard and Manpower Commissioner McNutt overstate a U S plan to recruit 3 5 million volunteer farm workers. It warns shifting urban workers to farms is impractical and stresses farmers must be consulted on boosting the nation’s food supply.
A fragmented reflective piece laments the rapid passage of years and the pull between high spirits and practical worries. It muses on maintaining sense, avoiding fuss, and seeking simple happiness as society moves from year to year.
A sprawling Washington analysis shows U S output hitting 66 000 planes per year with diverse components from many firms while tanks ships and merchant tonnage rise sharply. It notes procurement gaps delays and a 1942 war budget near 52 4 billion dollars and forecasts 1943 spending around 79 5 billion to sustain the Allied war effort.
A devotional verse cites Martin Luther and Jeremiah praising God as the mighty bulwark and a defender amid mortal flood. The quotation frames a timeless tone of reverence and strength in faith.
Fifty years ago on February 10 1895 the Brunswick yard switchman Perrell was struck by a fast train while opening a switch. He flew about 30 feet with only a sprained arm. Knoxville’s E Parker Willard named overseer of the Maryland building in Chicago for the World’s Fair. The long anticipated Democratic County Central Committee banquet drew 191 attendees with U S Senators and Congressmen in attendance. Col L Baughman honored with a punch bowl. Ho Clinton Sweadner sold his Liberty cigar factory to Warter Stevens of Mr Pleasant. Aspirants for Sheriff include Uriah M Palmer of Catoctin and D P Zimmerman of Woodsworth.
Twenty years ago in February 1923 the sale of the late Mrs Annette Ho Bauzh nen real estate and personal property netted 35 80520 with proceeds at the courthouse. Frederick gains at an attended meeting showed new and smashed tracks promised by the Potomac Pyole Service Company. Sprigg Hedges a Baltimore and Ohio yardmaster at Brunswick was injured when a mule in a freight car struck him after the event car bears became loose. Paul and Chester Delpey leave for New York to attend the national motor cycle bicycle and accessories show next week on motorcycles.
A selection of new library titles includes CHILDREN'S CENTERS by Rose H Alsenuler with practical guidance for day nurseries, GOOD INTENTIONS a collection of humorous verses edited by Ogden Nasa, GOLDEN AGE OF COLONIAL CULTURE by Thomas J. Werten baker detailing mid eighteenth century arts and education in major cities, BALCONY EMMAE reports from Italy under wartime strain, and AMERICA STGS a Lincoln birthday themed collection of stories and songs highlighting American growth.
Earl L Douglass argues in a wartime moral sermon about facing numerous societal strains. He notes unemployment taxes rationing and budget pressures, urging acceptance or sacrifice as part of the total war effort and questioning the nation's resilience and purpose.
The piece analyzes Tokyo's evacuation of Buna and Guadalcanal as a propaganda act and a strategic withdrawal rather than a sign of victory. It argues Japan sacrificed forces in New Guinea and Guadalcanal, masking the cost, while Allied narratives push toward a broader shift in the Pacific war. It cautions that accurate assessment requires time and more data on sea air clashes and Japanese aims.
Court records show deeds from Lous F Conrad and wife to George A Speer and wife for 10 dollars. Ella V Whitten transfers to Margaret B Davis and husband for 1 dollar. Guy Alexander to Dorothy E Keys for 10 dollars. Dorothy E Keys to Orphan Alexander for 10 dollars. Marriage licenses list George K Hummel aged 28, divorced, and Betty Jane Kemberling aged 19 from Selinsgrove Pa. A note mentions radio guidance systems wandering up to ten degrees during severe snow storms before returning to normal once the storm abates.
A fragment praising those who sacrifice and endure tough situations, promising they will be cared for more than expected. The text is a damaged newspaper snippet with motivational tones and generic statements about resilience.
A NEA Service tax guidance outlines when to file Form 1040 based on total income, thresholds for single and married filers, and rules about deductions. It explains deductions for charity, limits, and rules about interest deductions, noting some items remain non deductible such as purchases of tax exempt securities and certain life insurance loans.
Washington reports at Fort Belvoir a camouflage laboratory tests paint schemes using detailed dioramas of global environments from Aleutians to Libya. Models simulate sunlight and shadows to pick ideal tank camo, then copy to Africa bound vehicles.
A reader asks about proper handling of books and borrowing. Answers: Yes to orderly return, No to turning pages to mark place, No to closing face down, Yes to preserving jackets, and yes to quick return or replacing lost books with explanation. If loss occurs, options include buying a new copy and explaining or offering to replace.
A study of a substance’s crystalline nature using X ray diffraction offers a method to identify it. The technique analyzes crystal structure to reveal unique patterns and lattice arrangements that serve as identifying fingerprints.
History Today's list honors Bi0 Joel T Hart and other notables born in Kentucky Tennessee Ohio and New York, with deaths from 1877 to 1942 and birthdays for William Allen White Arthur Hauck Barry Bingham Tilden Rosenwald Wells and others. It also recalls 1812 John Henry Affair 1841 Canada federation 1890 Dakota settlement 1930s bootlegging indictments and wartime events. The piece closes with a general character study of a person noted for geniality but lacking ambition.
A compact Q and A list covers pronunciation of Chiang Kai-shek, Senegalese troops in the French empire, WWI and WWII atrocity story usage, Mussert of Holland, and the Andaman Islands. It notes Mussert as a Dutch Quisling and describes the Andaman group in the Bay of Bengal with strategic harbor value.
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