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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1943
Page
9
A nurse recalls a bedridden young defense plant worker who needs teeth removed to stop infection. The piece stresses preventing disease by treating sources of infection such as dental, tonsil, and ear issues to keep families healthy and ready to serve the country.
Postmaster General announces first day cancelations for the two cent United Nations stamp with self addressed envelopes. New Salvador stamps include an eight cent blue Jesus and a 30 cent map of El Salvador issued for the first Eucharistic congress in 1942. Chile and South Africa stamp updates accompany U N and war bond promotion stamps, reflecting wartime philatelic activity.
WAAC Third Officer base pay is 150 dollars per month, auxiliaries 50 dollars. Five Civil War veterans served as presidents: Grant Hayes Garfield Benjamin Harrison and McKinley. Also notes on Food Admin Wickard, Alcan Highway confusion, Navy beats Army football with Slade Cutter field goal, and various 19th–20th century events with dates and figures.
The column lists assorted items including a California governor pardoning Wa Thomas J Mooney and a series of oblique notes about birthdays and notable figures such as Gen Wills the Hale born in Kansas and Maj Gen John Williams. It hints at broader themes of independence and law without clear cohesion.
Entries list early American leaders and figures born on various dates: Putnam born in Salem Massachusetts died 1790. Millard Fillmore born Cayuga County New York died 1874. James B Angell born Scituate Rhode Island died 1916. Albert Bierstadt born Germany died New York 1902. Also date 4432 notes Thomas DeWitt Talmage, preacher and journalist, with an odd perforation note about sheet lettering in English and Afrikaan.
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