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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1943
Page
4
Incomplete text discusses communication of opinions on topics. Mentions the writer’s position and public dissemination. Fragmentary wording suggests a notice or editorial note about expression limits or guidelines in public forums.
The article notes the 1943 focus on starting synthetic rubber production as natural supplies dwindle under war needs. It discusses delays in setup due to aviation gasoline demands, refinery equipment needs, and the clash with military production. It also mentions grain use for alcohol rubber distillers and a remark about Americans boasting of feeding the world.
Mr Anderson thanks William Leavitt Brann for The News-Post piece The Farmer Skilled Workman and urges readers including city papers consumers and politicians to support fair wages for farm labor and adequate income from the harvest. He notes farmers face strain as skilled workers shift to industrial and defense roles and calls for cooperation with Farm Bureau groups to secure better terms for rural workers and food production.
In Washington on January 12, critics argue President Roosevelt erred by offering Edward J Flynn the ambassadorial post to Australia amid war. They say this political appointment risks diplomatic neutrality, undermines wartime unity, and could damage the administration’s postwar aims. Supporters warn prudent diplomacy requires careful selection and cross‑regional coordination.
The British Air Ministry says Hitler faces his 1943 campaigns without air supremacy as Anglo American air attacks press from the east on Tripoli and from the west under Eisenhower. Rommel may retreat 300 miles or stand near the Libyan Tunisian border while Allied plans for a joint east west ground assault loom before the Tunis and Bizerte battles. Axis air strength wanes with less than half Luftwaffe remaining in Russia and overall German airpower forced to defend.
A fragmentary notice references mercy and love with archaic phrasing and biblical phrasing. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment mentioning mercy in a cloud and a verse citation 20:6, with unclear context or identifiable entities. May reflect a religious sermon or devotional snippet from a historical paper.
Fifty years ago the News column notes an earthquake at 4 15 pm felt in western parts near Jefferson. Shelves toppled at L G Wripp store. a stove top knocked off. Frederick Elevator Co moved 60 000 to 70 000 bushels of wheat in four months. Citizens National Bank officers reelected and local electric light plant damaged by cold snap. Water works superintendent says ground frozen to ten inches. repairs underway.
Twenty years ago the news notes include Mr Otho J Tobery of Brad Dock shipping on a beard creaking his right arm and getting along nicely. Frederick residents Austin James and Du Vall Schell passed the Maryland State Bar Examination. Word arrived about Miss Roberta Davy's marriage to William Dave Morton in Seattle January 30. Elaborate Twelfth Night plans are being made by the Mum nac Association of the Girls High School for January 15 in the Charen Street school auditorium. Committee: Elizabeth Culler Rhoades chairwoman Marian Kol Green Alverta Comer Price Young Eileen Cubits Grace Rhoades.
Washington reports on the wage stabilization program. It details that salaries above 5000 annually and those for administrative executive and professional staff under 35000 fall under the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Employers must seek approval from the Salary Stabilization Unit before increases and use regional IRS offices for filings.
A fragmentary verse passage mocks the march of folly and state vanity. It laments rulers, greed, and deception, swearing that truth and trust have been betrayed, while calling for a humbler, brighter hour ahead.
Herbert Hoover analyzes the German home front in World War II era. He details dwindling meat fat and bread supplies, labor strain, and declining morale as confidence dissolves. He contrasts Germany with Italy, noting Italy’s worse internal strain and weaker resistance to raids and material shortages. The piece suggests limited relief hinges on Southeast mobilization and potential Axis strategic shifts.
Essay discusses memory and leaving legacy focusing on Longfellow Emerson and the value of character over wealth. Mentions Clark Gable assigned to Fort George Wright Second Air Force with note on training bomber crews for combat duty.
In 1920 the entire aviation group of the U.S. Marines consisted of 42 pilots.
Many tips help reduce anxiety while awaiting medical help. The guide advises keeping the patient comfortable in bed, checking temperature, using pillows for support, and avoiding hot drinks or stomach-hot bottles without doctor approval. It also recommends fresh air, shading from glare, and recording all patient complaints and the caregiver’s own observations.
William Temple is named the new Archbishop of Canterbury and gains prominence for advocating mankind’s economic freedom. The text also notes debates on industrial draft laws and union membership, skepticism about Nazi radio claims, and brief health guidance on emergency care and nursing.
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