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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1944
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland News states no opinion will be published without the writer's real name and promises correction of any erroneous reflection upon a person or corporation. Entered at Frederick MD post office as second class matter. January 25, 1044.
The Interstate Commerce Commission warns railroads face a limit in handling wartime volumes with fewer locomotives and cars. It credits wartime performance since Pearl Harbor but urges government agencies to ensure material allocations for transport equipment, noting the danger of a transport crisis later in the war.
A piece argues rising living costs spur prodigality but predicts a shift toward thrift. It notes public spending will face restraint when war contracts fall and cites a Kansas story of a girl harvesting edge wheat by scythe to earn a war bond, praising her frugality.
Washington notes that four and eight years earlier Republican chairs predicted victory, while current leaders like Harrison Spangler claim any GOP nominee can win. The piece argues negatives alone rarely seal victory, citing 1936, 1940, and debates over isolationism versus international policy, Willkie, and Roosevelt’s ongoing dominance.
A reader in Baltimore on January 20 asks The News to extend his newspaper subscription. He notes no remaining ties to his old town, recalls founding families, and expresses gratitude for the journal. He sends remittance and asks the paper to stretch it to cover more issues.
The News dated January 25 1894 recalls Frederick citizens involved in civic life. Notable entries mention Hannibal A Willibiam a Shakespearean reciter hosting a select audience, Frank Pampel and N J Wilson named to a Keeley League committee to draft a bill for habitual drunkards treatment, John Gomber building rear machinery for a planned repair shop, a matinee at the City Opera House featuring Donahd Downie’s illustrated Worlds Fair Ireland scene, local schools including Marsland State School closed due to illness, and Robert Thomas and Joan Baumsgards fishing near Bussereta catching Li SULECTo.
Twenty years ago items note county commissioner war-rened against road fining in Joapsyvile Weopsiville and Lewistown districts. A six acre athletic field led by the Federation and major league scouting aims to raise funds. A drive to raise funds to clear debt and support needed improvements will stage early March events in Frederick.
A historical column lists figures born or died on dates, including Robert Burns and Edith Wharton, with scattered notes on events like Shays Rebellion and the transcontinental telephone opening. The text also mentions U S figures such as Nellie Bly and diplomats, plus a rough biographical sketch of several birth anniversaries and historical events.
Kirke L Simpson explains the Allied sea flank south of Rome and its impact on Nazi strategy in Italy. He notes the Nettuno landings threaten key routes, potentially bypassing Rome while probing to cut Via Appia and trap supply lines toward Cassino and Pescara, with Rome’s fate tied to German choices.
The article argues that actions spring from inner life and prior mental and spiritual preparation. It notes theft and lust arise from established life paths and urges personal responsibility for behavior. Every thought shapes future deeds, and vice or virtue reflects inner condition.
The report notes no precipitation in the last 24 hours and 3.49 inches for January to date, above the normal of 3 inches. Yesterday’s high was 44 degrees, a year ago 49. Last night’s low is not provided, nor is the previous year’s low. Sunset is at 6.22 pm, sunrise tomorrow at 8.23 am, with the moon rising at 9.12 am and setting at 7.25 pm.
Washington born Franklin and Louis L Mann of Chicago are noted. The reading says a retiring nature yet skilled in mechanics and teaching, with ambition and careful method guiding a long path to success.
Washington reports a rough 200000 labor disputes last year needing government mediation with about 3700 actual strikes. War Labor Board and NLRB handled thousands of cases while wage bodies issued millions in wage corrections. The piece argues many so called strikes target laws and government action rather than employers.
Dear Bornby Dix, a 22 year old engages to a 30 year old man from humbler roots facing aristocratic family opposition. Dix warns that marriage fails when the wife seeks social superiority or aims to sever the husband from his family. She urges accepting the partner as is and embracing his people and background.
The passage defines nagging as repetitive, persistent admonition about disliked behaviors. It gives examples such as citing tobacco use, past loans, late nights, or pushing for church, clubs, or household changes. It notes many women repeatedly bring up issues, often beyond a single remark.
A weekly NEA Service review highlights Lelane Stowe's They Shall Not Sleep praising its frank war-era revelations on China Burma India and Russia. It notes graft and inefficiency in wartime alliances, Chinese heroics, and Burma Road graft, with side mentions of China Handbook The Journal of Madame Giovanni Literary England and The Navy Hunts the GGR 3070 detailing U boats and the Zaida.
A reader guidance column advises wives to avoid repeating fault finding with husbands. If correction is needed, say it once and drop it to prevent nagging and preserve harmony. The note acknowledges the struggle of silent disapproval and asserts the value of quiet restraint for domestic peace. The piece adds a Yukon note that miners paid ten dollars for eggs in the gold rush era.
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