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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
4
The Frederick Md journal states it will publish editorials only with real names and post office entries. It rejects anonymous opinion pieces and clarifies that submissions may be subject to audit bureau standards and public notices.
A New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce survey labels NYA programs in the state as weak and costly duplications, with poorly trained staff and aggressive outreach to students. Critics urge abolition, noting administration delays and calls from the Joint Committee on Reduction of Non-essential Expenditures.
Outlook suggests by late summer the Italian navy will be dealt with by the Allies. Mussolini may order a last battle or attempt a Toulon escape, but fuel and bomb damage limit options as Britain’s fleet blocks remaining Nazi forces in northern waters. The fleet could be freed for convoy work or possibly reach the Indian Ocean via Suez if spared.
In a June 29 1942 letter Clarence Fox of Frederick Maryland laments dogs in urban and rural shrubbery threaten wildlife and people bane, asks authorities to curb dog nuisance and calls for education and action to protect livestock and eggs.
A July 1 commentary explores how vanity and power drive disputes among U S government agencies. It cites the Board of Economic Warfare and the Reconstruction Finance Corp and praises Jesse Jones while criticizing interagency friction and political maneuvering.
The piece notes air liner prototypes use red lights fore and aft with green side lights, mentions no white landing light, and contrasts these with Europe’s glow worm metaphor. Phengadini may have emergency jungle use. Fireflies are praised as modest yet beautiful and winged.
Mary Goldsborough tripped on stairs at West Patrick street and dislocated her collarbone. Miss Eva Turner leaves the Home For The Aged. Miss Ida Schley from Shepherdstown takes her place. The Bantz tannery builds a dog pound with drowning and cremation for unclaimed captured days. After today dry goods stores close at 6 p.m. for summer relief. D G Zentz injured by runaway horse near Mechanicstown. David Biehl injured after jumping from Zentz conveyance.
A new tax rate of 81.18 for the ensuing year was adopted. Mayor Lloyd Culler warns against firing guns or firecrackers on the Fourth of July. Rev Dr T 2 Gaeh r pastor of the Presbyterian church condemns Volstead act violators as Bolshevists and anarchists and urges deportation. Master William B Kreg, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Kreg, injured when his bicycle collided with an automobile at Court and Second streets. he was partly unconscious and the drivers fled the scene.
Glenn Babb argues Allied strategy shifts toward the Central Solomons and Mediterranean aims. He notes heavy fighting expected, possible diversions, and a push by air and sea to Sicily, Sardinia, Southern Italy, and Greece. He highlights May naval victories and rising U boat losses, plus a surge in Allied shipbuilding that could accelerate Casablanca timing.
An odd, garbled note laments strikes in the fort land and rising troubles across the land. The writer calls for production over political interference and expresses anxiety about worsening conditions and wage distress.
Fragmentary text mixing biblical phrasing with a stray note about the U.S. Army Service Forces handling more merchandise than any other organization in world history.
Babson argues rationing and price fixing are essential during war to ensure fair distribution of scarce goods and prevent black markets. He explains how civilian needs, production, and inflation interact, and why coordinated controls can reduce postwar economic shocks and depressions.
Washington columnist Peter Edson notes a sudden potato surplus after a wartime shortage. Weather and late seasons delayed early spuds from markets, sparking a black market for seed potatoes. Agricultural agencies will buy surplus and redirect supplies to relief and hospitals while urging consumers to eat more potatoes.
The article critiques government wartime rationing and warns against overeating during pregnancy. It notes uncertainties in controls on meat, dairy, fats, and carbohydrates and explains that fetal nourishment comes from the mother, not her diet alone. It cautions against gaining excess weight, aiming for about fifteen pounds during pregnancy.
Dr Thomas D Masters explains that a healthy pregnancy relies on an adequate diet with sufficient fuel, protein, minerals and vitamins. Regular medical checkups begin early, then every three weeks until seven months, then biweekly, guiding regimen and addressing possible dietary adjustments.
The Arts Library lists titles including RUNS In THE FAMILY by James Lee Ellenwood a witty guide on household life and character. BLACK LAMB AND GREY FALCON by Rebecca West an evocative Yugoslav journey. LAYS OF THE NEW LAND by Charlie May Simon poems and unknown songs. BENCHLEY BESIDE HIMSELF by Robert Benchley humor. FOREIGN POLICY by Walter Lippmann a stark critique of US overseas commitments and policy failures.
An absolute divorce was granted Mrs Anna M Brown of Feagaville from Jesse Brown of Culpeper Virginia by decree signed Wednesday by Associate Judge Patrick Schnaufer. The complainant was granted custody of an infant and ordered to pay costs.
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