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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1943

Page

4

Roosevelt Address Receives Bipartisan Praise In Congress

Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt's wartime speech to Congress hailed as a strong, nonpartisan message uniting the nation. Analysts credit the address for its clear war aims, emphasis on Allied cooperation, and strategic stance toward China and Asia while avoiding domestic political clashes.

Washington Congress David Lawrence Roosevelt Army American Congress China Ruarnear Ffeire Acrosth New Asia America Japan New Orleans Britain Ghent Theodore Tilton Henry Ward Beecher Nelson A. Miles Crazy Horse Montana Wilson American Red Cross Europe

The Shuberts Battle Critics Over Theatre Law

The Shuberts sue to bar newspaper critics from reviewing shows arguing state law on age 21 admission. The piece argues a free press principle, noting critics inform the public and citing Abie's Irish Rose as an example of criticism boomeranging into success.

Gotham Lee J. J. Shupert Shuberts James Nol Abie Broadway

Fall of the Touhy gang marks FBI success in vendetta era

The Terrible Touhy gang, linked to prohibition era crime, is nearly wiped out as seven members are accounted for. FBI agents corner two killers who were shot, Touhy surrenders, and others like Dillingers Barkers are hunted down. The piece warns against repeating conditions that bred such violence and urges vigilance against crime.

Touhy Joliet Penitentiary FBI Dillingers Barkers Touhys Earth United States

Fifty Years Ago Local News From The Cohumnx

Fifty years ago the Shafter house near Petersville was destroyed by fire with the family escaping. St John’s Beneficial Association elected officers for the year. The Evangelical Reformed church marked the 72nd Bible Society anniversary and urged Congress to keep Sundays free from the World’s Fair in Chicago. The Kickapoo Combination closed after four weeks with a Miss Mollie Yinger winning a gold watch. City police solicited aid for Frederick’s needy through money fuel clothing and provisions.

Josephus Shafter Petersville ST. John's Beneficial Assocition James McSherry George J. Daniel Crimmins John A. Kennedy Henry Doll Wm Everts Evangelical Reformed Church Young Men's Bible Society Frederick County Congress Chicago Kickapoo Mollie Yinger West Fifth Street Frederick

Twenty Years Ago local EMS column excerpt 1923

Readable fragment notes readiness for Fricis Scott Key hoist ton zhe and stockholder banquet with a photo of the new hotel. A delegation urged broader highway improvements from Sadgey Valera Pont dry to Este Messwual Caspel before County Commissioners. Rev Charles M Smith of Middletown elected pastor of the Edinburg charge Virginia Classis Reformed Church, assuming duties Sunday. City Opera House hosted a large musical comedy audience for Listen To Me.

Wren Catries Ste Highway Sadgey Valera Pont Dry and Este Messwual Caspel Charles M. Smith Middletown Edinburg Virginia Classis City

Preventing Tooth Problems in Expectant Mothers and Children

An article urges good dental care to reduce wartime draft rejections caused by dental issues. It stresses maternal nutrition for strong teeth, including calcium and vitamin D, and champions early dental visits for children.

War Interpreted On Pacific Front Mayine Fight For Rabaul

The article discusses Allied bomber sweeps against Rabaul and Munda on New Georgia, claiming about 50 000 tons of Japanese troop and cargo ships sunk in six raids. It notes US sea and air patrols are alert, with forecasts of potential Japanese counter moves and the shifting balance of air power in the Pacific.

Solomons New Guinea-Timor Knox Rabaul Munda New Georgia Pacific Southwest Roosevelt Congress Pearl Harbor Mevea Japan Mediterranean North Sea Europe Pacific Islands Australia China Iadia

Indiscriminate and daily word study notes

A compact lesson notes misused phrases on not and number usage. It lists pronunciation tips for niche and spelling cues for demoralize and emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily. The entry defines indiscriminate as not making distinctions and cites a quotation from Junius.

Junius

Bread slicing nostalgia and wartime warning mix in jumbled prose

A fragmented note laments changes in bread production and invokes wartime austerity while urging resilience. Separate item reports Nazi tanker submarines refueling U boat fleets and a theft of liquor and a truck from a Baltimore liquor company manager says a window was broken to gain entry.

New York Berlin Naval ‘High Command Ballimore Jan John Beahler, Jr

How You Stand For Pay Hike

Washington voices explain wage raise rules under the War Labor Board as of Sept. 15 1942. The article details four grounds for adjustment, including entrant newcomer adjustments and correcting wage inequalities, and notes bans on increases if 15 percent gains occurred since Jan 3 1941. It emphasizes war effort and enforcement.

Peter Edson Washington Jane Congress War Labor Board New York WLB War Manpower Commission

Today In History and Anniversaries Highlights

A dated list of births and events from earlier centuries and notable anniversaries. Includes figures like John Carroll, Elisha North, Nicholas Biddle, James Longstreet, and Lucille Western with birth and death dates. Mentions battles, treaties, and notable trials, plus a list of birthdays and a poetry note on expression and perseverance.

John Carroll Baltimore Maryland Elisha North Goshen Conn Nicholas Biddle Philadelphia Ian Medfield Mass James Longstreet

Butchering Event At Hen ryton Home Draws Local Guests

A Saturday butchering of two hogs was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Albaugh in Henryton. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Wood and daughter Ethel Mae Wood of Frederick, the Albaugh family and their children from Henryton and Union Bridge, the Gruber family from Rocky Ridge, Gaillard Putman and family, and George Davison of Dundalk.

Harlan Albaugh Henryton Harry Wood Ethel Mae Wood Frederick Ray William Doris Albaugh Mary Charles Gruber Emma Johnny Gruber Rocky Ridge Hezekiah Albaugh Mt. Airy Leslie Albaugh Oscer Albaugh Eday Jane Betty Lou Albaugh Union Bridge Thurman Albaugh Myrtle Ann Albaugh George Davison Dundalk

Deed Recorded For Property On Trail Avenue Purchase

A deed recorded in the clerk's office shows the transfer of property at 806 Trail Avenue from Mr and Mrs Calvin N Hann to Mr and Mrs Charles H Miller for about 3700 dollars. Mr and Mrs Walter L Adait mark their 41st wedding anniversary at home near Frederick.

Trail Avenue Calvin N. Hann Charles H. Miller Walter L. Adait Frederick

Strength For Today and Tact Not Diplomacy

The sermon contrasts tact with diplomacy, citing Paul’s teaching on love and tact in Philippians. It notes tactfulness stems from a loving heart and careful speech, while diplomacy seeks gain or avoids trouble, risking hurtful words. Also reports Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department buying 750 in war bonds from a 1100 cash balance.

Earl L. Douglas Paul Babson Newspaper Treasury Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department Board of Directors

Government promises fuel equity amid rationing debate

A Q and A style item discusses fuel oil rationing goals and fair distribution, noting 65 degree heat as target and emphasis on those who insulated. It also covers trivia on Finland’s president, potato cooking to preserve vitamin C, Gen Alexander’s command in North Africa, and Ty Cobb batting averages in early 1900s.

Weather Summary For January 1942

The report lists yesterday's high of 36 and last night low of 18, with 0.5 inches of melted snow for the 24 hours ending 8 am. January to date totals and normal January precipitation are given, noting January 1942 actual rain of 1.46 inches. Sunset and sunrise times plus moonrise and moonset are provided.

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