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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1943
Page
4
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The article warns that delaying filing and payment risks penalties even if Congress enacts a later pay as you go law. Treasury officials encourage paying all tax by March 15 to support government finances and allow for possible future credits or rebates. Fewer than 30 percent have filed, with 70 percent delaying, making timely action the prudent choice.
Senator Gillette startled 700 Democrats in Des Moines with a blunt attack on unnecessary governmental agencies likened to locusts. He urged elimination and a return of powers to the people, aiming to spur action as war demands and postwar policy shift loom.
Today in history notes births and deaths of notable figures: Charles Pinckney born in Charleston, died 1981. Parke Godwin born in Paterson died 1904. George H. Preble born Portland died 1988. Jane G. Austin born Worcester died 1804. Rockefeller Institute chemist Levene born in Russia died 1940. Enrico Caruso born Italy died in 1921. The page also references a general order and an untidy fragment.
A Washington opinion piece argues the U S home front is mismanaged amid war needs and urges Roosevelt to reorganize civilian administration. It blames civilian excess, calls for stronger Army and Navy discretion, and warns against delaying measures that could shorten the conflict. It notes last election shifted Congress Republican and critiques public relations responses. The piece advocates replacing ineffective officials and sidelining left wing influence to empower uniformed forces.
A collected snippet lists events from 1820 to 1941 including Maine’s separation from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania Railroad charter details, U S Steel incorporation, and a 1919 gasoline tax note. It also notes current birthdays of U S figures and a dated horoscope advising restraint and calm.
Harry Minnick, a Brunswick youth recently ordered by Juvenile Court to the Maryland School for Boys, was taken into custody in Brunswick on Tuesday and returned to the school Wednesday morning.
Questions and answers cover types of U S Navy ships named after rivers birds mythological figures and other naval trivia. Includes details on oilers minesweepers and repair ships and a note on a western hemisphere event in Ottawa January 19.
Clarence N Tobery and wife H Kieffer DeLauter transfer property to Mary F Tobery in city for 510. Raymond Wesley Fry and wife deed to Gilmore R Flautt and wife in county. Attorney George Peabody Shirley, 74, dies at his Charles Town home after two years illness. funeral planned tomorrow.
The column argues that union security clauses may aid employers yet risk abuse, citing War Labor Board decisions on the closed shop, notable cases at General Chemical East Alton and Pontiac Plant. It warns postwar racketeering risks and calls for cooperation among unions, capital, and farmers under Christian principles.
A compact note on improving vocabulary by focusing on one word each day. The entry defines inordinate as excessive and intemperate and offers guidance on correct usage, pronunciation, and spelling patterns. It includes examples and reminders about common misuses of related terms.
A devotional line echoes Jeremiah 31 3 proclaiming the Lord has loved us with everlasting kindness and drawing us to faith The excerpt adds a Scott quotation praising true love as a divine gift to humanity under heaven
CAPT. JACOB KOOGLE of near Myersville was bitten on the hands by his brother’s large shepherd dog after he stepped on the tail while stooping. MR. GEORGE HICKMAN, POST MASTER at Point of Rocks, says the Potomac is clear of ice and shore residents relieved. The United Drum Band visited Mr. Henry G. Dull’s West South Street home and performed. a crayon portrait was presented by H. R. Heck, fire company secretary. The residence of Mr. Oliver Bennett on East Second Street was entered overnight. a former employee was arrested and theft charges filed after clothing items were found. The Daysville correspondent notes a smoking match among John Eaves, Augustus Rhoderick, and William Eaves with Eaves prevailing first, then smoking out in two minutes.
Twenty years ago in 1923 the first cars were placed in the crill shed at the State Armory for the opening of the eighth annual Automobile Show. County commissioners began compiling road supervisor lists with about 230 names across districts. Emmitsburg buzzed as a motorcycle fire at the Emmitsburg Motor Company garage prompted fear of a blaze spreading to a large gas tank, quickly put out by firefighters. Trafic Officer Winpigler praises women drivers as safer and more careful than men around the square.
The article analyzes the Tunisian campaign showing an Allied shift after a major Axis setback. Rommel’s south Tunisia drive stalls short of Tebessa, threatening a split of Allied forces. Eighth Army moves under Eisenhower may shift the balance as British and American forces prepare counter moves.
Eye witness reports show Rommel retreating from Kasserine Gap after Tebessa and Thala setbacks. Allied and American air forces target his escape routes and supply lines with heavy bombers, signaling a costly Axis withdrawal and possible regrouping north of Kasserine.
Washington analysis details how incentive payments to farmers for growing more war foods and fibers reshape agriculture. It explains corn, cotton, and peanuts incentives, penalties for overplanting, and the broader plan to support dairy and poultry via loans and price guarantees to curb inflation and aid war needs.
Through his attorney Leslie N. Coblentz W Osborne Schade filed suit in city court for 5000 damages against Sharon Co Inc and Harry L and Edna B Hoffman. Plaintiff says an unsigned agreement for alterations and improvements to a Braddock Heights property was made last June. Costs total 4218.55 with 1650 paid, leaving 2568.55 due.
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