Mon Feb 15 1943 Coin Wae Sp Eee Monday
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1943
Page
4
Frederick County War Bond Drive and Victory Book Campaign
Frederick County residents celebrate surpassing the $15,000 USO goal after delays from holidays and transport. The county now turns to the Victory Book Campaign urging gifts of good condition books for servicemen before the March Red Cross drive. Books in any reading range are welcome at local receiving stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
USO
Marland
Roosevelt
War Production Board calls for boosting home canning in 1943
The War Production Board plans to expand home canning nationwide by relaxing pressure cooker restrictions and encouraging more food preservation. Authorities will allow more canner manufactur ers and increase jar closures while noting last year’s jar shortage stemmed from closures, not rubber rings. Proponents say higher home output will cut local waste, ease shipping needs, and free commercial packs for lend lease and the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Strength For Today by Lars L Douglass and Encouragement
A devotional piece cites James Gordon Bennett and David Livingstone to illustrate drawing on divine power. It emphasizes God’s constant invitation to seek strength, insisting God is willing to give more than we ask when we are ready and faithful to respond with belief and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars L. Douglass
D. B
Prater
James Gordon Bennett
Stanley
Livingstone
Mic
Surprises in rationing method spread by White House
In a sweeping shift experts discuss future rationing, favoring advance warnings and government led orders from the White House to curb hoarding and price runs. Footnotes reveal shoe rationing moved up from Feb 14 to Feb 7, ordered by WPB through OPA with Gettell guiding the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Eddon Washingwa
Pierl Herbor
White House
Leon Henderson
Jimmy Byrnes
Prentiss M Brown
Brynes
Brown
North Africa
Mids
War Production Board
OPA
WPB
Yale
Richyard Glenn Gettell
Washington
Paul M. O'Leary
Gettell
Army
Navy
Army Air Force
Bible Thought and Prayer in Verse
A compact devotional excerpt with biblical plea and literary lament. It questions forgiveness for guilt and sin through prayer, invoking divine mercy for a city and its people alongside a Byron couplet on repentance and atonement.
Court of Claims finds for Geo W Padgett claim
The Court of Claims sent to the House the finding in Padgett's claim from Frederick county for stores and supplies taken by federal troops and for use of real estate during the war. The claim stood at 8080 dollars with an award of 2290. The item, plus local notes, follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Claims
House of Representatives
Geo W. Padgett
Frederick County
Camden Ramsburg
Armory Hall
Q. S. J. Beckley
Columbus
Helen Young
Lars Urner
Staley Gambrill
Thomas Springer
Mountaindale
David M. King
Frederick
J_ H. Witter
Hartony Grove
Windstorm Causes Damage Across County Thirty Years Ago
A severe windstorm last night toppled temperatures, unrooted barhs, uprooted trees, and cut telephone lines. In the city the thermometer fell to 13 and countywide to 4 to 10 above. Fire engines dashed to a fire in the chimney of Jonr Ridenour on West South Street. a second minor blaze occurred earlier. Chamber directors heard a plot for a vacation at Srbaceed Station, while James H. Gambrill Jr urged Frederick high school seniors to pursue skilled trades over white collar jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ggowsine
Jonr
Ridenour
West South Street
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
Richard P. Row
Union Station
Chamber of
Col. Merce
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick High School
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
Today's history notes key births and events from 1797 John Bell to 1942 John Barrymore, with milestones like 1846 Mormon exodus, 1870 Northern Pacific Rail groundwork, and 1933 Roosevelt and Cermak tragedy. Birthdays include Forrestal, Baxter, Hergesheimer, Voorhees, Blair, and Jacobs, among others. The horoscope mentions good intelligence and civic progress, ending with juvenile crime age notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bell
Tennessee
Nashville
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Rockbridge Co
Conn
Susan B. Anthony
Adams
Mass
Rochester
N. Y
Elihu Root
New York
Clinton
John Barrymore
Philadelphia
Havana Harbor
War Department
Wilson
Europe
Roosevelt Snot
Cermak
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Singapore
James V. Forresthal
Navy
Beacon
N. J
Janes P. Baxter
Williams College
Mast
Portland
Joseph Hergesheimer
West Chester
Stephen F. Voorhees
New Y York
Rocky Hill
Blair
West Point
Detroi
Abram L. Sachar
Hillel Foundation
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe University
Georgia
5. C
Donald Kite David
Harvard
School of Business
Moscow
Idaho
Heroscope
Rostov Loss Signals Strain on German Front in Russia
The Moscow communique says Soviet forces recaptured Rostov on the Don, signaling weakening Nazi strength in southern Russia. German forces are forced to rely on Crimean routes, while Voroshilovgrad Kursk Kharkov are reported fallen or threatened, with potential German withdrawal behind the Dnieper before winter ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostew
Seuthern Russia
Agate
Rostov
Moscow
Mediterranean
Britain
Russia
Rusia
Red Army
Don River
Caucasus
Crimean
Kerch
Kerch Straits
London
Adolf Hitler
Stalingrad
Hitler
Don
Kharkov
Smolensk
Orel
Kursk
Voroshitovgrad
Donport
Dnieper
Jefferson Woman's Club Meeting Report
The Jefferson Woman's Club met February 11 at Mrs. H. A. Kefauver home with 19 members and a visitor. They sang Seeing Nellie Howe and The American Creed, read The American hymn, and heard The Months and A Personal Touch. Peace chair Miss Nina Mamiott discussed Allies and conquered countries while Harald J. Kask’s Lincoln as America was read. Jesse Hammerly outlined Frederick clothing club plans and talked on shoe care and garden foods. Meeting adjourned to March 11 at Mrs. Howard Fawley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Woman's Club
Jeneious Wuinkndsloo
H. A. Kefauver
Nellie Howe
Janison Keller
Martha Keller
Luther Remsburg
Dorothy Frances
Paul Stockman
Nina Mammiott
Lincoln
America
Harald J. Kask
Evelyn Horine
Jesse Hammerly
Frederick
Daily English Lesson Word Alleviate Defined
Lesson cites misuses and pronunciation tips for common words and ends with a quote about alleviating bodily labor and mental pains. Includes guidance on spelling, synonyms, and the idea to learn one word daily. Quotation from La Rochefoucauld anchors the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle
la Rochefoucauld
Fund-raising dinners aim to wipe out Democratic deficit
SecretaryTreasurer Edwin W Pauley said the Democratic National Committee expects a series of fund raising dinners this month to erase its 100000 deficit and fund operations for the 1944 presidential campaign. The dinners, set around George Washingtons birthday, are backed by state leaders who pledge full cooperation from contributors at all levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Democratic National Committee
George Washington
National Committee
A Guide to Filing Your 1642 Federal Income Tax Return
Two final questions guide filing status for 1642 federal income tax. Married couples compare separate and joint returns to see which yields lower surtax, using 1040 for regular returns or 1040A for simplified filing if income fits. Start by calculating separately on 1040, then decide joint versus separate to minimize tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Antena
Aian
Abe Momnetine
United States
Radio Programs and Concert Schedule Listings
A dense listing of radio programming across networks CBS NBC and blue network, detailing shows from 4:00 PM to midnight. Entries include Captain Midnight, The Ben Berkle Musical Show, Fred Waring's Time, Amos and Andy, The Lone Ranger, Blondie Dagwood's Comedy, The Cavalierme of America, News broadcasts, orchestras, and various musical and drama serials with station and time notes. The fragment also notes repeats, serials, and special features like War News from the World and Gabriel Heatter Speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe
Captain Midnight
Biu
Ben Berkle
Cbs
Kiddles
Shrednick
Hbe
Blu Len Afiutites
Newa
Musicaie
Cbs Prayer
Mbs
Rhythm
Orch
Dbs
Joe Rines
Blu Rhythm Ensemble
St. Louis
Jack Armstrong
Walter Cassel
Tbs
Soake
Mbc
Bi Stern
Nbc
Lowell Thomason
Midnight
Fred Waring
Col. Stoopnagie
Amos and Andy
Fitton Lewis, Jr
Blondie Dagwood
Dr. Hagen
Voorhees
Cecil B. de Milfe
Gabriel Heatter
Ndc
Blu Alexander
Mediation Board
Dale Carnegie
Nho
Cherine Pammanthte
Screen Guild Players
Raymond Clapper
Gracie Fields
Dean Pardue
Choraic
London
Largest sale in Martinsburg area nets 17705 dollars
In Martinsburg West Virginia the year’s biggest sale in that section realized 17705 dollars cash from Claude W Miller’s cattle farming and turkey raising gear. About 5000 people attended with a notable bid for a tractor where the OPA ceiling price 620.55 drew thirty hands to bid, eventually purchased by Em imert Bowlus of Frederick. A micro chemical test at Cornell may determine rubber and resin content in plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Claude W. Miller
OPA
Emimert BR. Bowlus
Frederick
Cornell
Clothing Work Of Hood Classes Displayed At Kemp’s
A Hood College exhibit in Kemp’s department store window showcases wartime clothing conservation. Four phases include protection, mending, cleaning, and renovation with samples of storage equipment, time saving repairs, laundering, and stain removal. Garments from men’s suits to smocks illustrate renovation possibilities under instructors Mrs. Dorothy Forsythe and Miss Edna G. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Market Street
Kemp's Department Store
Dorothy Forsythe
Edna G. Anderson
Talk On Russia Friday Night at Aftz Library
Mrs. Gaither P. Warfield, a Poland native with relatives who faced Russian occupation, will lead a Friday 7 30 pm book review at the Aftz Library. The talk covers Were In This With Russia and The Russians with personal experiences, aiming for a balanced view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
Clours Aftz
Gaither P. ‘Warfield
Weather Summary and a Rationing Note
The report shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours and monthly totals compare February figures from 1942 and 1943. It records temperatures from yesterday and a year ago, and lists sun and moon times for today and tomorrow. A closing line notes rationing will complicate a youth stepping into a father's shoes.
Naval Quiz and Miscellany From War-Era Notes
Q and A snippets cover ship classifications by gun caliber, scrap drives for war aid, plateless engraving for stationery, Amazon legends tied to Pontus, abalone as a shellfish used for buttons, and Connecticut as the Nutmeg State. The piece blends trivia and wartime home front references with brief historical curios.
Psychological warfare and surprise in war
N. A. Lufburrow asserts that true surprise is vital in warfare and that modern methods offer new, untried options. He argues Allied leaders can unsettle Hitler and his regime by evolving tactics, while enemies fret over next moves as Allied forces appear where least expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
N. A. Lufburrow
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