Winds of Change in Europe Shrink Monarchies After War
Postwar analysis suggests fewer European monarchies after the conflict ends. Franco in Spain may not restore the royal line. Italy and Austria face uncertain futures, while many nations move toward republics. Britain’s crown or Belgium Holland Denmark Norway and Sweden remain as monarchies, with Africa and Asia Minor charting different paths. The story argues WWI history will be eclipsed by this shift toward oblivion for many kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Spain
Britain
Stalin
Italy
Emmanuel
Austria
Albania
Greece
Russia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Europe
England
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Africa
Egypt
Ethopia
Haile, Selassie
Lion of Judah
Asia Minor
Employment Problem Warns on War and Postwar Jobs
The speaker outlines two major national issues the public faces: finishing the war as soon as possible and ensuring employment for all after victory. Lowering prices during dull times spurs business, moves old stock, and provides cash to buy new goods, while advertising stimulates demand and helps bring idle workers back to work.
No Reason For Pessimism In Postwar Prosperity Promise
A speaker argues that despite fears of postwar unemployment, the United States is far richer than a century ago and can sustain production to provide for all worthy people. The business world and government must find methods to keep facilities running and preserve general prosperity.
War Interpreted by Elton C Fay A wartime analysis
Elton C Fay outlines US war organization with two spearheads the naval task force under Rear Admiral Alan Kirk and the Ninth Air Force under Maj Gen Lewis Brereton. He notes their roles in clearing the coast for troop landings and their likely cooperation in the final assault on Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Europe
United States Naval Task Force
Alan Goodrich Kirk
Ninth Air Force
Lewis’ Brereton
Alled Expeditionary Air Force
Trafford L. Leigh-Mallory
Ninth
Tactical Air Force
Holland
RAF
Wisdom and prudence in ancient sayings
A compact juxtaposition of Proverbs 14 8 on prudent wisdom and Cicero cautionary lines on what to seek and shun. The adage highlights prudent paths versus fools deceit in concise phrasing.
Nominations Sent to Senate by Governor Brown for Frederick County Officials
Fifty years ago the columns note nominations sent to the Senate by Governor Brown for Frederick County posts including Police Justices Edward Hewes Alfred Ritter Randolph Barrick and others. Also listed are Supervisors of Elections and school commissioners, coroner, and county treasurer proposal. A party at Elmer Brengie’s West South Street featured the Zig Zag Minstrels. A petition seeks to replace county tax collector with county treasurer and cut judges’ salaries while abolishing the police justice office. John F. Smith forms a singing school at Jamsville with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Brown
Frederick City
Christian H. Eckstein
Edward Hewes
Alfred Ritter
Randolph G. Barrick
Thomas Turner
John H Keggler
James K. P. Biser
Wm. H Dertzbaugh
Ezra R. Zimmerman
David D Thomas
Charles Smallwood
James Baer
East
Fourth Street
Nas
United States Army
Washington
Elmer Brengie
West South Street
Frederick
Jamsville
John F. Smith
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Feb 1924
Governor Ritchie’s green bag went to the Senate drawing comment. Sherman Powers, Moter, Brust named police magistrates for the city. Johnson favored for election duties. Grove, Rice, James chosen as election supervisors. Crum says snow work scarce. crossings slushy. Mayor and Aldermen donate 1000 to Frederick County Athletic Field Association and back supervised playgrounds. Rose Hill Manor subscription dance to feature Meyer Davis Le Paradis Band from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Senate
Sherman P. Bowers
Guy K Motter
August T. Brust
State Central Committee
J Grahame Johnson
Moitter
John W. Grove
Roger R Rice
William B James
Culler
Crum
Frederick County Athletic Field Association
Rose Hill Manor
Meyer Davis le Paradis Band
Washington
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
A historical roundup lists notable birth and death anniversaries from Charles Scribner to Alice Freeman Palmer with dates across 1821 to 1900s. Additional events from 1842 to 1943 cover inventions, battles, legal changes, and significant public milestones, followed by today’s birthdays and a reflective fortune-sounding horoscope noting calm exterior with inner passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scribner
New York
the Name
Angela
Eliza M. Gillespie
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Brownsville
Louis Maurer
Currier & Ives
Germany
Emma C. Thursby
Brander Matthews
Columbia Univ
New Orleans
Alice Freeman Palmer
Wellesley
Univ of Chicago
Colesville
Maine
John J Greenough
Washington, DC
McNeil
Cumberland
Kelly
Crook
District of Columbia
New Haven, Conn Telephone Company
Washington Monument
Washington, D. C
United States Steel Company
Walter C. Baker
Theodore
OPA
Eugene E. Barnett
Y. M. CA National Council
Leesburg
Fla
Frederick McCormick
Brookfield
Jonah B Wise
New York City
Cincinnati
William Payne Roberts
P EL
China
Virginia
Paul R. Mort
Teachers College
Elsie, Mich
Ben Ray Redman
Los Angeles
Clement C. Williams
Lehigh University
Fenna
Bryant
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
A compact reflection on Jesus command to love God and neighbor, noting Lincoln's belief in a simple creed focused on action over doctrine. The piece champions practical kindness and universal brotherhood as core gospel delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Jesus
Avraham Lincoln
Christendom
Social Courtesy Across War Wounds and Daily Life
A social guide advises acknowledging a veteran’s service to show sympathy without dwelling on injuries. It suggests asking about the engagement and duration of service, while smoothly shifting to other topics. It notes English drinking cup losses of about 90 million annually in normal times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Autonomy in the U S S R a historical perspective
The piece argues that Moscow’s 1936 constitution amendments granting autonomy in foreign relations and military affairs reflect Stalin’s long standing position on national self-determination. It contends the 16 republics, though diverse and smaller, gradually evolve toward nationhood within the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Pal Joe Stalin
Soviet Socialist Republics
U. S
S. R
Stalin
Vienna
Kerensky
Pravda
Moscow
Lenin
Russia
J. V. Djugashvui
Turkey
Soviet Socialist Republic of Turkmen
Iran
Afghanistan
Uzbek
Tadzhik
Kirghiz
China
American National Guard
War Teaches Consideration in Domestic Life and Engagement
Dorothy Dix counsels that war reveals the burden of home life for widows and breadwinners alike, urging empathy between spouses. A reader asks what engagement stands for, and Dix notes jealousy rises as partners face separations and camp temptations, urging trust over suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Ostie
Dorothy Dix
Lare
English Lesson Word Usage and Pronunciation Notes
A compact guide on proper usage and pronunciation of common words. Highlights misused forms like loveliest mil versus ever known, how to pronounce suppose, and correct spellings such as chaperon. Includes word study tips and a daily vocabulary focus on inanimate to denote lacking life.
Leaves From Notebook Of A Fifth Army Correspondent At Cassino
HAL BOYLE details Captain Jack L. Marinelli and his 26 year old air crew leading nine aircraft in a small “grasshopper” unit with 19 planes. They fly low under 500 feet to spot artillery for American batteries and rely on allied fighters for cover, detailing the weight limit of pilots and improvised gear while facing German fighters and ground fire near Cassino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Fifth Army
Cassino
Jack L. Marinelli
Berlin
Marineli
Marinelli
Ottumwa
Iowa
Italy
Jang Marinelli
Clarence W. Fowler
Russell, Kas
Thoughtful Books Popular in Wartime England
Dr. Laura A. Ward of Hood College spoke on wartime reading in England, noting a shift to serious histories, social surveys, religion and English topics. She reviewed works by A L Rouse, Frank Laskier, Ian Hay, Harold Laski, and C S Forester, and praised English resolve and postwar aims as central themes. The talk, third in the library’s book review series, drew about 50 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Laura A. Ward
Hood College
C. Burr Ariz
Ward
Frank
Frank Laskier
Malta
Ian Hay
Harold Laski
C. S. Forester
Josephine P. Etchison
War witness recalls 3 inch flak hit and crew of veterans
In Naples, Feb 20, Marshal Badoglio's government says contracts secured by political influence under Fascist rule will be reviewed and canceled if needed. Reports describe seasoned airmen including Albert Oblagato of Deloit Wisconsin and others from Army aviation returning from campaigns, noting planes weigh about 150 pounds when sopped wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinelli
Albert Oblagato
Deloit
Wis
Paul East
Pittsburg
Kas
David M., Scott
Greenville
5. C
J. D. Hood
Crystal Springs
Miss
Naples
Pietro Badoglio
War and Peace Proclamation by N A Lufburrow
A reflective wartime piece condemns war for causing loss, ruin, and despair. It argues victory should not justify conflict and calls for outlawing wars through greater goodwill and reduced greed. The author signs as N A Lufburrow.
Economics teacher takes over Mt. Aury High School department
Miss Margaret Moss, daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Moss of Watersville Road, assumes the home economics chair at Mt Aury High School. She replaces Mrs Isa Belle Warehime who resigned to join her husband at an army camp, after transferring from Manchester.
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WEW
Margaret Moss
W. O. Moss
Watersville Road
Mt. Aury High School
Manchester
Isabelle Warehime
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the News
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Babson
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Peter Edson
Miss Dix
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Spike
Mary
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iThe Bolsendicate, Inc
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N. A. Lufburrow
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