Great Southern FTG and MPG Co In 1944 News
The Freder ick Maryland newspaper page from January 3 1944 notes subscription rates and publication rights. It lists prices 3 cents per copy 50 cents for seven months 1.25 for three months and 5.00 per year. It also states Associated Press affiliation and policy about published content and writer real names. The page serves as a header for the edition with circulation and publication details.
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Aneegae
Great Southern Ftg
MPG. CO
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associated Prem
India Burma Front Braces as War Coverage Grows
War reports describe ongoing clashes along the India Burma border with no major operations yet but daily skirmishes and raids. Allies fortify fronts in the north central and south Burma sectors while road building, wages, and local tribesmen influence the war effort. India is portrayed as a war powerhouse awaiting a broader offensive, possibly after Europe’s war ends.
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India
Burma
Ledo Road
China
Europe
Strength For Today By Eat L Douglass D D
A short tale on how love transforms a brilliant pianist whose cold, aloof playing hides a lack of human connection. An older pianist notes love as the essential missing element. a student's engagement signals changes in expression and power, revealing deeper emotion. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
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Babson Newspaper
Daily English Lesson Word Study Card
Today's word is valid meaning founded on truth or fact not weak or defective. An answer that is open to valid exception. Increase vocabulary by mastering one word each day.
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L Taylor
Washington Posted War Time Labor Strife Allegations
A controversial formal briefing claims rail and steel leaders provoked crisis by strikes that could threaten war effort. It accuses labor leadership of disunity, blames President and Congress for past lapses, and urges restraint to avoid halting transportation, steel production, or coal mining while warning of political fallout.
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Congress
Exciting Fox Chase At Woodsboro In 1894
About 150 people joined a fox chase at Woodsboro with a dinner at James Smith’s residence. Reynard escaped after 15 minutes, despite a prize offered to the captors. The Frederick County Mutual Fire Insurance directors were elected. A large crowd attended Stetson’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin company at the City Opera House. A bulldog owned by John F. P. Storm hanged himself in a loft. Public schools resumed after a late start due to janitor oversights.
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Woodsboro
James Smith
Reynard
Frederick County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Thos
Stetson
John FP. L. Storm
South Market Street
Frederik County Hood College Club Banquet Held at Key Hotel
Twenty years ago the Frederik County Hood College Club held a banquet in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key hotel with 76 members present. Officers elected included President Mrs Allen Rohrback Vice President Miss Edna Lighter Secretary Miss Katherine E Dutrow Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Lewis. Mr and Mrs S W Maples of Weet Third Street received congratulations on the birth of a son, J. W. Maples. County Commissioners designated Monday Tuesday and Saturday as regular meeting days. Spring road work supervisors will be appointed soon. This year $37,531 was appropriated for road work compared to $40,000 last year. Twenty four automobile operators were arrested for failing to display 1924 tags. all fined $10 and costs. Only one operator was from Maryland. others were from various states.
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UAL
Frederik County Hood College Club
Francis Scott Key
Allen Rohrback
Edna Lighter
Katherine E Dutrow
Elizabeth Lewis
S W Maples
Third Street
Maryland
Today In History and Birthdays Featured Anniversary Notes
The column lists historical events and notable birthdays tied to dates and places, including Wil Richard Gridley born in Boston and died 1796, and events such as the 1777 Princeton victory and 1786 Choctaw treaty, with birthdays for Grace G. Csoritz, Dr Helen Parkhurst, Judge John Woois, and others. It blends historical milestones with contemporary birth notices and a brief horoscope.
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Richard Gridley
Bunker Hall
Boston
Lucretia C Molt
Philadel
Bala Quake
Nantucket
Thomas Hi
Watts
Alabama
Larkin G. Mead
Springfield
New Hamp
Woods Hutchinson
New York
England
Alfred H. Lloyd
University of Michigan
Montclair
N. J
Princeton
U.S
American Building and Loan Association
Frankford
Oxford Provident Building Association
Philadelphia County
Scientific American
Sounus
Wilson
Rome
Farmera Storm
Engand
Ark
Dublin
Ireland
Navi Patrol
Cas
Buna
Key City
Caucasus
Grace G Csolitce
Oun Burlington Vi
Helen H Parkhurst
Barn- Laid College
John M Wooises
New , Fork
Aiken SC
E Stane Jones
India
Baltimore
John Gould Fleischer
Lite Rock
Ere
Gilbert Seldes
Alliance, NY
War Interpreted By Elton Fay Analysis on Fronts
The Soviet armies drive toward the Polish border and push west in southern sectors while American and British forces in Italy battle house to house fighting. Terrain, weather, and strategic factors shape defenses on the 1,800 mile Russian front. Italy shows roughly equal forces with limited rapid reserves. Colonel Stovall argues against a calendar campaign, favoring steady, low-cost actions over hurried objectives.
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Russia
Haly
Pinsk
Italy
Albert 5. J. Stovall
United States
Army
Stovall
Merryland Tract Woman's Club Christmas Party
The Merryland Tract Woman's Club held a December 16 Christmas party at the community hall with 32 members, 4 visitors, and 8 children attending. Santa distributed gifts as readings, songs, and recitations filled the program led by Mrs O L Pry and Mrs George Garrett, with plans announced for January 26.
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Merryland Tract Club
Merryland Tract Woman's Club
O ‘L Pry
George Garrett
D C_ Frook
Roy Magaha
Jesse Hammerly
James Ray
Q. L. Pry
Raymond Gordon
News Boys
Return to duty for Frederick officer after kidney operation
Secret Daniel EL Swomiey of the Frederick Police Department returned to duty Sunday after a kidney operation and related complications kept him out since August. Temporarily he will cover bus calls as a riding officer in the radio car. The Swomley return accompanied changes in the department's schedule starting today.
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Daniel EL Swomiey
Frederick
Swomley
Frederick County Schools Open As Planned
Frederick County schools open today after a Sunday night statement by Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt. He said unfounded rumors circulated and he spent Sunday afternoon and evening reassuring parents and inquiring persons that classes would start as scheduled.
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Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Tns
Sensual Craft and Self Control Warning
A terse reflection warns that a sensuous and crafty tendency can lead to risk if indulged. It urges careful action and avoidance of cruelty as such impulses may intensify with time. The note frames self restraint as essential to prevent negative growth.
Cost of Living Panel Delays Solving Wage Debate
Washington January 3 The Presidents Cost of Living Committee has set Jan 6 for its next meeting but no final report is expected soon. Labor reps challenge the BLS index arguing it understates cost increases while the committee members double as War Labor Board members.
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Peter Edson Washington
iCost of Living
William H. Davis
War Labor Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Efort
Index
Bureau
American Statistical Association
Detroit
Jealousy cure for wives in Dorothey Dix advice column
Dear Miss Dix counsels an 18 year old wife married to an army officer to accept that beauty in others exists and jealousy harms marriages. She urges realizing the husband’s admiration does not imply infidelity, urging humor and priority on the wife, warning that jealousy harms both and may lead to divorce.
Dear Dorothy Dix on a troubled marriage and children
A reader asks if it harms children to stay in a bitter marriage after a wife refused divorce when the husband confessed love for another. The Dorothy Dix answer says living in peace and goodwill is essential, as constant quarrels poison the home and harm the children, who are better off with one parent or none than in a hostile home.
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Dorothy Dix
S. M
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Chemical Warfare Service Leads 1943 War Efforts
The Chemical Warfare Service is praised for its 1943 contributions including flamethrowers that destroyed Japanese pillboxes on Munda Tarawa New Georgia and Quadal canal. Smoke screens protected Allied moves in North Africa Sicily and Italy while incendiaries and gas gear expanded readiness for future toxic warfare.
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Martin B. Chittick
Camp Detrick
Toady
Chemical Warfare Service
CWS
Chittick
Pacific Islands
Munda
Tarawa
New Georgia
Quadalcanal
North
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Fifth Army
Volturno River
Germany
Army Air Forces
Royal Air Force
Long Term Convicts Caught After Escape
Davenport Iowa January 2 Thirty one hours after a violent break from the Anamosa State Reformatory four long term convicts were back in custody tonight all surrendered without a struggle though one begged to be shot saying I want to die Capture of the last of the desperadoes Steve Ratliff 3r of Marengo Ia serving 25 years for robbery came shortly before 9 p m when John Lindberg driver of a West Davenport bus became suspicious of the passenger with hands over his face Lindberg stopped at the bus barns and called the police who took Ratliff off the bus after it had gone only a few more blocks Ive been all over the United States and I never saw them work as fast as they do here in Iowa said Ratliff Only one of the four who didnt have a previous jail break on his record.
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Davenport
Anamosa State Reformatory
Steve Ratliff
Marengo
C.W.T
John Lindberg
West Davenport
Lindberg
Ratliff
United States
Iowa
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