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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1943
Page
4
American Bases All Safe Navy Says As Ships Grow
The Navy reports all American bases are safe including Dakar. US forces reinforce Hawaii Palmyra Canton Islands Samoa Fiji New Caledonia and units grow in New Zealand Australia New Hebrides India and China. Americans will be prominent in Norway as air and sea ferries carry unprecedented loads while German submarine production surges and the United States expands merchant shipping and capital ships in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawaii
Palmyra
Canton Islands
Samoa
Fijis
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Australia
New Hebrides
India
China
America
Caribbean-Panama
Noh Africa
West Africa
East Africa
Middle East
Greenland
Iceland
Canada
Newfoundland
Labrador
Alaska
Aleutians
Norway
King
Pacific
Saverace Dai Oured Pean
North
Looking Into 1943 A forecast of war momentum and sacrifice
The piece anticipates 1943 as a year of intensified Allied advances after a strong U.S. victory in North Africa. It notes Americans will adjust to wartime limits, prioritizing fighting equipment and supplies, with planes tanks and guns to intensify campaigns in Europe and Asia making enemies take notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Europe
Asia
Italian People Face War Exit or Blast Threat Warning
A scrambled wartime quip notes Italy faced an ultimatum to quit the war or endure harsher times. The figure linked to warnings, Tojo, cautions Japan’s people about intensified danger ahead as authorities frame bad news in gradual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tojo
Fragmented wartime radio transcript teases brighter prospects
A dashed sentence fragment hints at wartime optimism about the coming year and continued Allied efforts against Japan and Germany. The garbled OCR suggests statements on perseverance, improving prospects, and broader world pains, with incomplete references to leaders or groups.
Canned Goods Rationing Story Behind Wartime Shortages
Washington parries the move to ration canned foods tracing steps from 1942 price ceilings to the War Production Board limits. It explains the push from wholesale restrictions to retail controls, the role of inventories, and the aim to preserve wartime supplies while keeping competitive shopping freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patle Edson
Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Didle
Ofice of Price Administration
War Production Board
Burrow vows to push Hitler back within a year
The speaker declares the aim to work hard and fight until the Hitlers are driven from the map, insisting that the current effort will end the war within about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupburrow
Fifty Years Ago Lovalems From The News Jan 19 1893
Fifty years ago column recalls a long cold spell with subzero readings. Weather records include 17 below in 1686 and 6 8 10 12 14 below in later winters. A sleigh accident near Rocky Springs injures Mrs Wolfe and child. Ex President Hayes lay wounded at Middletown after South Mountain battle. City war claims on $200000 gain momentum with War Claims Committee support. Kathleen Kavanaugh at the Opera House Feb 10. Relief voted for those hit by the cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Wolfe
Rocky Springs
William Keyser
Wolfe
Rutherford B. Hayes
South Mountain
Middletown
Eisenhauer
Board of Aldermen
Committee On War Claims
Gorsten
McKaig
Willard C. Keller
Kathleen Kavanaugh
Otherty Opera House
Ioyal Sul Sets Te Ukates
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Jan 19 1925
Local notes from January 19 1925 recount synagogue construction at Beth Sholom corner Court and West Second streets with Dr Fried man of Baltimore serving as first rabbi. Hagerstown resident Vincent Jamison Jr re elected president of the Blue Ridge League. Waynesboro voted against the measure. Frank Ko Schmud named vice president from Frederick. A complimentary dance for stockholders and friends to be held at Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Vic Newt Esteet advocates replacing flange rails on the Maine and Patrick Streets trolley line with direct rails during State Roads Commission street repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom
Court
West Second Streets
Friedman
Baltimore
Cauren
J Vincent Jamison
Hagerstown
Blue Rudge League
Waynesboro
Frank Ko Schmud
Frederick
Francis Scott K Io
Heie
Lroliey Company
Maine
Patrick Streets
Vic Newt Esteet
Predevick
State Roads Commission
Today In History And Birthdays And Horoscopes
Today's history items and birthdays list notable figures such as Isaiah Thomas Robert E Lee Edgar Allan Poe and David Starr Jordan with dates and brief notes. The piece adds a horoscope describing thoughtful and studious matures and a closing copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Thomas
Boston
Worcester
Mass
Robert E Lee
Stratford
Lexington
Edgar Allan Foe
Baltimore
Bible Thought And a People Went Their Way to Cast and Drink
A compact quotation reflects on biblical themes from Nehemiah 8 12 about celebration after understanding the words declared unto the people. The altered modern phrasing mentions holiday for arts and friendships and credits George James De Wilde as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James de Wilde
War Shifts In Europe Signal British Air Mastery Over Berlin
Wartime dispatches note Luftwaffe strain under RAF raids on Berlin, reshaping German morale as a psychological blow. Soviet advances push toward Kharkov and Rostov while Rommel’s forces retreat in Africa, signaling widening Allied pressure on multiple fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Luftwaffe
Berlin
Germany
London
Russia
Africa
Rommels
Tripolitania
Mediterranean
Red Army
Leningrad
Don River
Rostov
Stalingrad
Voronezh
Voronezh-Kharkov
Kharkov
Dnieper
Don
Donets Bazin
Crimea
Caucasus
Rosiny
It’s All Free by Kilda Camery and Society Leader
Sunshine, fresh air and exercise, free to all, are powerful healing forces for city dwellers. Winter restrictions on gasoline and fires have limited outdoor activity, and adults confront reduced opportunity for healthful recreation and movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilda Camery, R. N
Community Service Society of
New York
Exercise and Sunlight For Babies And Families
A historical care guide advocates daily outdoor activity for all ages. It describes posture, deep breathing, and safe sun exposure for infants starting at four weeks, recommending gradual sun baths by windows and outdoor play to build healthy routines and muscle development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begy
Pay Go Tax Plan Draws Debate in Congress
Washington letters debate a pay as you go tax plan with supporters like Ruml and Nelson, opposing Treasury concerns. The discussion centers on taxing 1943 income now or averaging 1942 and 1943, with aims to ease future burdens while avoiding revenue losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Beardsley Rum
New Deal
Treasury Department
Treasury
Court News: Deeds and Equity, Marriages and Divorces
Property transfers list transfers to city and county owners with sums of 10 dollars and love and affection notes. Equity cases include Morgan v Morgan and Murphy v Murphy. Multiple marriage licenses issued for couples in Carlisle Emmitsburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Fromke
Harry J. Fromke
Mary L Tripole
Harbison H. Metz
Howard Anders
James H. Anders
Otto W. Hines
William F
Hamerick
Marie E. Morgan
Raymond P. Morgan
Mary L. Murphy
Richard L. Murphy
Harry E Crutchley
Roze M Crutchley
Harry Lee Lake
East Sixth Street
This City
Margaret E. Ramzburg Fritz
Airy
Kenneth G. Taylor
Mary T. Karaberis
Washington
Charles Henry Willams
Leesburg
Dorothy Louise Trittapps
Jefferson
Harvey Raymond Cramer
Walkersville
Cora Strine
Carrall Parkway
New Market Homemaker's Club Met At Mr Nicodemus Home
The New Market Homemaker's Club met at the home of Mr. W. Nicodemus on Friday. Miss Hammerly new demonstration agent explained the different phases of work for the coming wear and emphasized operation of the club's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nicodemus
Miss Hammerly
Sunshine and cod liver oil advice for babies and adults
A fragmented notice discusses sun bathing guidance and cod liver oil as supplements. It mentions doctors’ advice on dosage and extra protection for adults with limited sunshine, referencing children and routines from a Children’s Bureau context.
Meeting Update At Club On Food Production
Reading chairman reported on the year ahead and new program books were handed out. Members learned gasoline may be used to attend meetings. Meetings move from the third Friday to the first Friday monthly. Next gathering at Mrs Murray Etzler home February 3 features a demonstration on food production and preservation to meet 1943 requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Murray Etzler
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
A reflection on martyrdom defining it as living a steadfast faith daily rather than dying for it. It emphasizes enduring patience, courage in daily temptation, and bears witness through daily life, not just in martyrdom. Copyright Babson Newspaper Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marius
Péron
Church
Babson Newspaper Synd
English Lesson On Word Usage And Spelling
A compact note on common English errors including set versus sat, correct Pampa pronunciation, and distinctions between Bazaar and Bizarre. It stresses practical tips for improving vocabulary and usage with brief guidance and examples.
Phi Beta Kappa and World War II Q&A Summary
This fragment lists Q and A items: Phi Beta Kappa as a scholarly fraternity with 90,000 members and 14 active chapters. Germany's top WWII generals Erwin Rommel and Fedor von Bock. Man o' War horse setting five world records as a 3-year-old in 1920. Egypt's king gifting $8,000 to U S forces and not celebrating Christmas. Gibraltar history noting 1713 Treaty of Utrecht. Sweden alert by Prime Minister Hansson about a possible attack and false orders. and a daily word Salutary with a quip on laughter as salutary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
Egypt
U. S
Stockholm
Per Albin
Hansson
Sweden
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