News and Editorial Notices From The Frederick Maryland Paper
Frederick Md dated Tuesday January 11 1944 shows subscription rates and notices. The page lists Audits by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press credits. It notes offices, pricing for single copies and subscriptions, and publication details for the newspaper.
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Southern Pto
MYCCO
Reed News
Newe-Post
Court St. Frederck
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick Md
Overpowering Japan in Vast Pacific Campaign
The article notes American forces fight along a massive arc from the Aleutians to Australia, with supplies traveling long distances from California to New Britain. It argues American victory stems from superior weapons and skilled leaders, while Japan risks breakthrough attempts only under severe adversity. The piece also mentions warnings to the Japanese public from the emperor about a critical war situation.
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Aleutians
Australia
California
New Britain
AMD
Japan
Eorts
America
Congress hears back home sentiment during recess
Washington reports that long recesses let Senators and Representatives speak with constituents and gauge public mood on war effort, labor rules, furloughs, and the duration of the war. Members find it hard to win personal insight from mail alone and must balance political pressure with military needs abroad. Staff Sergeant Carl W. Giesler has arrived safely somewhere in England.
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Washington
Congress
David Lawrence
Europe
Senate
House
Army
Navy
Japan
Capitol
Jennie Giesler
Urbana
Carl W. Giesler
England
Drafted Man's Reaction to Military Call
A man awaiting his call for military service says he feels neither glad nor sorry. Many share mixed emotions about joining a vast body of fighters for country. Younger men seek life beyond hometowns while older families face separation with pride in serving Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sam
America
Love as the greatest gift for man and society
A devotional meditation on love as humanitys richest possession surpassing wealth health or status. The author argues that without love one is impoverished despite worldly privileges, and urges counting riches by love held in the heart rather than bank balances.
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Mabeon
Syed
Fifty Years Ago Local News Highlights
This 1854 column reports a small frame barn and outbuildings on D. Columbus Kemp’s Spout Springs farm burned, with fire likely from a hay-sowing engine. It notes bank leaders forming Citizens National Bank, the gunnysmith opening Landis safe, two Sixth Circuit judges nearing age 70 with a petition to extend Judge Lynch’s term, and a caramel-make gathering hosted by H. J. Krise with young ladies among the attendees.
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D. Columbus Kemp
Spout Springs
Wm. Keyser
Citizens National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
W. Irving Parsons
William G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
J. Travers Thomas
Ira L. Miller
F. J. Tyeryar
Landis
South Market Street
Sixth Judicial Circuit
General Assembly
John A. Lynch
John T. Vinson
Lynch
H. J. Krise
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
The 1924 item notes county commissioners refuse tax rebates after several corporate requests. Rev C Hoover, formerly of Grace Reformed, becomes pastor at Second Reformed in Harrisburg. A 1,005 pound New York cheese awes locals at Harry L Ebert Co. An experimental wheel factory is planned by White Water Wheel Company on Carroll Creek near Frederick.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Rev . C. Hoover
Grace Reformed Church
Second Reformed Church
Harrisburg
Harry L. Ebert
New York State
Carroll Creek
Frederick
White Water Wheel Company
Today In History And Birthdays Across Time
History notes dated 1757 to 1943 list births of Hamilton Cornell Craven Taylor James Rice and others with deaths through 1942. Chronology includes Michigan statehood 1805 and naval aviation losses 1943 along with 1941 British action and 1942 Dutch East Indies invasion. Also lists birthdays and horoscopic guidance for the day.
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Alexander Hamilton
New York
Treasury
West Indies
Hzra Cornell
Ithica
The
University
Tunis A. M. Craven
Gilot
Portsmouth
N. H
Bayard Taylor
Chester Co. Pa
William James
Harvard
Alice Hegan Rice
Louisville
Edwin C. Musick
Dutch East Indies Islands
Navy
John W. Greenslade
Bellevue
Ohio
Thomas Dixon
Raleigh
N C
Shelby
N.C
U. S
Tom Stewart
Tennessee
Dunlap
Tenn
Harley M. Kilgore
Brown
Eva le Gallienne
England
Paul A Walker
Oklahoma City
Washington Co. Pa
Charles S
Casey” Jones
Newa N. Oj
Castleton
Duty of a Father to His Grieving Son
A reader asks if a father who cannot forgive his late wife can ever love his son. The answer says the father must not shirk his responsibility, show love, and help the boy form healthy habits, or risk an enduring inferiority complex. The piece stresses healing through affection and renewed life focus.
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Miss Dix
Deez
Terribiy
Heaven
Evart
Yank Dirk
Dirk
Indies
Saskia
Timber Two Books Portray Romance Of Northwest Woods
A brisk survey of three books: Broken River by John and Ward Hawkins, A Legger's Odyssey by Sverre Nord, and The King Tree by Baroness Van Boeckop, plus notes on Louella Parsons memoirs The Gay Illiterate and Kathleen Moore Knight crime fiction Design in Diamonds. The reviews mix intrigue, romance, and itinerant lumber history with period gossip on movie figures including Theda Bara.
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Northwest Woods
Broken River
John
Ward Hawkins
Dutton
Pilebuck
West Coast
Uncle Sam
Rock Tinker
Hollywood
Rack
Sara Bishop
Gal
Sverre Nord
Legger
Caxton
Nord
Arctic Circle
United States
Boston
Pacific Northwest
Horace Greeley
Alaska
Canada
America
Indies
Baroness van Boecop
King Tree
Doubleday
Doran
East Indies
King Tonio
Parsons Louella O. Parsons
Hedda Hopper
Theda Bara
Blackstone
Chicago
Bara
Cleveland. O
Parsons
Kathleen Moore Knight
Adrien Ter Brock
Holland
Margot Blair
Felix Norman
Katrien Ter Brock
Margot
Mexico City
Hitler
Mexico
Russian drive may trap Nazi forces in Ukraine front
War analysis notes a potential two way Soviet push from Nikolaev and a northern attack to pin Nazi troops along the Bug and Dnieper lines. If successful, a mass encirclement could sever escape routes, expose Romania, and reshape the Balkans front as winter ice aids crossing heavy equipment. NATO allies monitor intensifying Red pressure.
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Bug River
Dnieper
Russia
Romania
Balkans
Europe
Pripet Marshes
Black Sea
Berlin
Nikolaev
Bug Line
Ochakov
Dnieper-Bug
Moscow
Lower
Bridghead
Kherson
Lower Bug
Bug Trap
Kirovograd
Novo Ukrainka
Bug
Kiev
Cherkasi- Vapujarka
Buki
Russian move near Nikolaev risks Dnieper trap collapse
The report argues that a simultaneous Russian capture of Nikolaev and Nove Ukrainka could seal off the Dnieper bend and create a military disaster for the Nazi Army, potentially exceeding the scale of Stalingrad or Tunisia in impact.
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Nikolaev
Nove Ukrainka
Dnieper
Stalingrad
Tunisia
Lut's Stuff Hope for the Days Ahead
A hopeful verse urging brighter days in a troubled era. The lines call for sane minds and decent actions to support the war effort and achieve lasting peace through cooperation and effort. The lyric voice expresses collective resolve and optimism for the future.
Tax-Free Securities Battle Heads to Supreme Court
Washington reports the Tax Court will decide if the Bureau may tax $2,493.62 in interest from Port of New York Authority bonds, a dispute tracing to 1941. The case could trigger federal taxation of state and local securities or prompt new legislation, with appeals likely to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Tax Court of the
United States
Tax Court
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Port of
U.S. Tax Court
Supreme Court
Alexander J. Shamberg
Treasury Department
Congress
Shamberg
Charles E. Hughes
New York
William E. Borah
Cordell Hult
Chaiman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Port of New York Authority
Two-Gallon Donor Sets Baltimore Blood Record
Baltimore in January reports Del Deen O'Reilly, a brown-eyed waitress, as the city’s first two-gallon club member after donating 16 pints of blood. The feature notes her eagerness and alacrity, framing her milestone in the ongoing blood drive effort.
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Baltimore
del Deen O'Reilly
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