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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1943
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment indicates a matter drawing the attention of authorities. The unread text references possible releases or actions, but the exact subject and involved parties remain unclear due to the damaged source.
Gov Thomas E Dewey plays a key role in probing state departmental spending after a 70 cent glue buy from New York City, routed through 29 paid state employees. Charles A Winding reported redundancies and postage costs, prompting a push to blanket the purchasing process with a simple requisition system to cut waste and overhead.
The piece uses a moon sun metaphor to describe Gen. Hideki Tojo's claim of reflecting imperial light rather than ruling directly. It contrasts a long eclipse of influence in eastern Asia and the western Pacific with a fading path of totality, hints at mythic names Diana and Lana, and questions his strategic direction.
A compact lesson monologue discusses pronunciation spellings and word misuse. It notes mispronunciations like mezzo and med-z0, clarifies cellar versus seller, and lists misused terms such as misunderstanding and dissension. It includes guidance to master one word daily and cites Sir T Browne on BERITY and parity. Mars and Panme are misdescribed as neighboring planets in a fragmented excerpt.
A Washington dispatch reports that U S leaders plan a large scale Pacific offensive. Roosevelt asserts the Casablanca outcome will be followed by decisive action against Germany Italy and Japan. Churchill Roosevelt pledge British help in the Pacific, while questions arise about timing and British restraint.
A compact retrospective note from 1893 items describes the Queen Isabella fete opening in Junior Hall with twenty minute program segments. It also mentions the homecoming celebration for Mr and Mrs James Sappington, gifts on display, and a visit from writer Mrs Margaret Crawford Jackson of Goshen New York. A hay wagon wheel detachment incident on West Church Street near Market is reported with a wheel replacement.
The February term grand jury report recommends closer cooperation of city and county officials to enforce the prohibition law as it is widely violated. Sunday schools in Frederick tourmont Walkersville and Myersville began attendance contests. A burglary alarm at Willis Motor Company on North Market triggered an empty door entry as the gong rang after 3 am. Gerald Remsberg of Bradock Heights, a University of Maryland graduate, has joined Fredericktown Savings Institution.
A collage of historical milestones and notable births. Entries include 1631 John A. Rawhine born in Galena Illinois and 1870 Leopold Godowsky born in Russia, with later deaths noted. Also listed are 1920 suffrage and 1936 social security milestones, plus several birth anniversaries and a cryptic horoscope note.
Community readers reflect on Lincoln’s birthday and wartime morale. Reports of draftees, AWVS aid to Allied troops, Red Cross activities, Victory Book Campaign, rationing, and local events from Emmitsburg to Frederick with notes on courts, education, and public service. Mary Esther.
An NEA Services tax guide explains Form 1040 lines for normal tax and surtax. It outlines 6 percent normal tax on 1842 incomes, varying surtax up to 28 percent, line 30 adjustments for long term gains, credits for source deductions and foreign taxes, quarterly payment deadlines, and special armed forces rules with no notary required this year.
Washington reports the United States has spent about $25 million on more than 500 health sanitation food production and economic rehabilitation projects in 13 Latin American nations since the Rio de Janeiro conference a year ago. The Basic Economy program led by Nelson Rockefeller funds health centers hospitals water systems and sanitation across Ecuador Brazil Bolivia Peru Honduras Costa Rica Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua and other states, with many projects matching dollar for dollar. Brig. Gen. George Dunham oversees the effort for the Rockefeller Foundation, touring the region to ensure progress and identify new needs while linking health gains to wartime objectives and postwar economic strategy.
Robert W. Wolcott, chairman of the American Industries Salvage Committee, thanked local newspapers for their help in the recent scrap collection. He credited newspapers with creating a nationwide scrap consciousness and stated the scrap is still coming in, claiming no similar achieverment.
A compilation of brief Q and A items covering SPARS marriage rules, canned food storage temperatures, the first U S tennis game in 1874 at Staten Island and Mary Ewing Outerbridge, Mount Union College as coeducational pioneers, and the mourning cloak butterfly as a family emblem.
A compact reflection cites Nahum 1 3 about the Lord slow to anger and mighty, then notes patience provoked may turn to fury attributed to Syrus. The piece blends biblical verse with a secular paraphrase on temper and justice.
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