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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1944
Page
4
A single page brief from The News Freder ick Md dated Thursday January 6 1944 features the newspaper masthead and Associated Press notice. It presents standard policy on AP content usage and correction procedures for misstatements, with no specific events or people highlighted in readable fragments.
The piece argues German tactics foretell a third world war as defeat looms. It warns of German cultural cleansing, calls for Allied action to exterminate Fascist influence, and advocates barring any former German commissioned officers from government or police roles to avert future war. It cites Herbert Hoover as proponent of this purge.
Radio communication could boost railroad safety by linking dispatchers with locomotive crews and trains. The North Carolina Atlantic Coast Line wreck showed signals failing. passengers lit bonfires on tracks to warn the northbound train, which still collided. Radio already aids ships and aircraft, suggesting feasible technical paths to implement and prevent future disasters.
The lesson lists common usage errors like funeral obsequies and fragrant pronunciation. It cautions spelling technique and offers synonyms cordial sincere genial, urging daily mastery of vocabulary with the maxim that using a word three times makes it yours.
Washington debate over General Marshall and the A F of L accusing him of misstatements on the rail strike impact abroad. The piece defends anonymous sources and warns that officials may speak via radio if labor tensions persist, warning of consequences for the war effort.
Fifty years ago the Frederick Clear ing House Association elected W H Duvall as president and J Silance as vice president with E C Markell as secretary manager. Clearances since formation totaled 2 289 632 70. The Philomathean Society debated Maryland should provide school books with Walsh Boblitz for the affirmative and Worthington Richards for the negative. judges favored the affirmative. The Frederick County Agricultural Society elected Charles N Hargett president and Eugene L Derr as vice president. Harry C Keefer recording secretary and T S Clingan corresponding secretary. W Parsons treasurer. Chief marshal Charles E T Best. About 25 tons of factory ice are consumed in Frederick in hot weather. ice-cutting from streams is about to begin.
The Jan 6 1924 recap notes a cold wave easing after nights of record lows of six above and sixteen the following night. Clarence Staley rescues five emaciated puppies near Indian Souines, while the Helen of Troy New York musical company of 65 arrives from Wilmington for a Opera House show. The county Board of Election Supervisors Republican nominees include William B. James Joan A Horner Claggett E Ramsburg and Markwood D Harp as the Republican State Central Committee forwards the slate to the Governor.
Aaron Benesch a 76 year old former Baltimore banker and furniture dealer died after falling from a 27th floor window at the St Moritz Hotel in New York. Police found a farewell note stating he tried to get well but failed. Benesch retired in 1922 as president and director of Isaac Benesch and Sons Inc and as vice president of Old Town National Bank before moving to New York.
The letter from N A Lufburrow encourages energetic effort for Christmas season business and war support. Baltimore reports the Fourth United States Civil Service region seeks a manpower utilization director for the War Manpower Commission across Maryland North Carolina Virginia West Virginia and DC with a salary including overtone.
Kirke L. Simpson reports that Berdichev falls open west of Kiev and boosts Russian use of interior lines. A major southward thrust aims to destroy German forces to the Black Sea, with Berdichev and Shepetovka key to rapid troop movements toward Vinnitsa and Zhmerinka.
An article reflecting on enduring sorrow and finding value after loss. It cites Eliphaz, Christian consolation through Christ, the idea that the best remains, and quotes Elizabeth Barrett Browning about enduring love left behind. It references Muslim tombstone sentiments and nonliteral sources.
Babson Park Mass Jan 6 1944 a call to soldiers wives to plan now for postwar work. Advises consulting former employers and pursuing independent or local business ventures near home. Emphasizes land small business banking and education as pathways, urging families to prepare for returning servicemen and to tailor jobs to individual interests and location.
Washington reports an inside story on who pushed alarming war casualty forecasts. Justice James Byrnes, director of the Office of War Mobilization, is linked to the tale amid unclear ethics and off the record debates.
Today in History lists notable events and birthdays from 1739 to 1965, highlighting figures like George Washington Daniel Webster Theodore Roosevelt and Sam Rayburn. It also recounts political episodes around Justice Byrnes and White House press relations and notes various birthdates including Carl Sandburg Loretta Young and Felix Morley.
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