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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1943
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment discusses publication restrictions and editorial handling. It references censoring or filtering content and notes about office filings and a January date, indicating a newspaper layout concern rather than a complete event.
In a House speech Representative Ludlow cites hundreds of GAO documented cases where war contracts under cost-plus-fixed-fee spurred 200 to 300 percent salary boosts, with one instance at 700 percent, arguing such increases taint the war effort and renegotiations aim to curb profiteering.
Fragment discusses potential modest wage adjustments beyond prevailing rates while arguing against excessive increases highlighted in the Ludlow report. It notes the need for competent employees and questions the justification for large pay hikes.
The United States accelerates shipbuilding to build a stronger Navy. Carriers under construction include the TM green aane Type and Lexing ton class, with conversions from cruisers and new hulls ready for rapid deployment against Japan. Convoy protection remains essential for transatlantic and Pacific routes.
A reader addresses the editor criticizing local leaders for delaying oil conservation at the light plant and urges stronger public cooperation with the national program. The writer argues the armed forces need more than a light plant and condemns the mayor’s apparent willingness to cooperate with limited measures.
A wartime editorial criticizes the lack of enforceable penalties against strikes in the coal regions and argues Congress should authorize sanctions to protect public welfare. It cites government control over unions, rationing, and wartime production, and questions executive authority to curb labor disruption.
In Germantown on January 21 the Germantown Bank held its annual meeting and re elected all directors including William E Beall Charles A Boyer Thomas C Darby Smith Hoyle Walter P Johnson Charles E King Dr Upton B Nourse Augustus R Selby John A Stover Bowie F Waters Harry L Watkins and William Waters The directors re elected Selby president Bowie Waters vice president and counsel Stover cashier and V O Young assistant cashier
Yesterday a small white pup seized a large duck in the Groff House yard and fled. Mr. Marsh chased and recovered the duck. The annual yield from city weighing machines averages $100. The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company formed with about 50 members, Z T Brantner elected president. A tree-hauling accident near Rocky Springs tore clothes from Enos L. Main. Local Logic ponders a Washington’s Birthday celebration in Frederick as Hagerstown plans one.
Twenty years ago the Frederick County Bar Association was formed in a Court House meeting with Milton G. Knee as president and W Clinton R Sherry as vice president. About 32 lawyers attended as officers were named and the group planned future activities.
Analysis says decisive Mediterranean control rests on clearing Northern Tunisia. Axis troops concentrate on the Tunisian hump to block Allied sea routes as new multi-pack U-boat assaults loom, with Rommel’s corridor remaining a critical escape lane.
A homemaking column advises busy mothers to balance work with rest and play. It suggests retiring early to secure eight hours of sleep and preparing a two group to do list for tomorrow with essential tasks vs. those that can wait.
The text offers practical tips for managing a household with children including simple tasks, planning meals at regular times, doing essentials first, taking short breaks, and enjoying a light walk or fresh air in the afternoon. It emphasizes balancing chores with rest and social breaks.
Patrick M Schnaulfer reports Mrs Florida P Cameron of Monrovia granted an absolute divorce from Frank W Cameron whose last residence was Catunsville. The defendant is ordered to pay the costs with HH Kiefer DeLanter as attorney for the plaintiff.
The Office of War Information plans library exhibits and distributed media to educate foreign audiences about Americanism. Tracts, children’s books, and medical newsletters are produced in multiple languages. Photo displays, hand-to-hand distribution, and foreign-printed documents are explored to spread the war effort message.
Hoover argues European Axis home fronts will degenerate through 1943 44 as Allied air naval power tightens, with Britain and the United States building strength while Axis supply lines erode. He foresees Russia and Northwest Africa pressure, and Japan delaying decisive moves until Axis weaknesses widen.
The Q A item lists seven states keeping old license plates Colorado Illinois Mississippi South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Wyoming per OPA. It recalls heavyweight champions who tried comebacks Corbett Fitzsimmons Jeffries Dempsey Schmel ing. It notes fastest lying birds including duck hawk merganser and swift speeds up to 200 mph. Clara Barton first Red Cross president 1881 to 1904. Jane Addams Hull House Chicago 1888 with Ellen Gates Starr.
A compact exchange shows Satan as a restless foe and Creation’s trials. The Tobit verse frames the devil as an adversary, while Shakespeare casts him as a formidable opponent to humankind.
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