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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
4
The Brookings Institution urges years of careful thought on postwar debt and deficit spending. It warns that treating debt as ordinary income risks delaying repayment and harming future budgets, with repudiation the only drastic outcome. Economy is unlikely before the war ends and the next election.
The government plans to cancel leases on more than half of the 400 hotels seized for Air Forces use, with many properties returned by mid next month. Atlantic City hotels will shed rooms as the area reverts from military to civilian use, while Miami Beach and other centers see substantial cancellations. Some properties like the Greenbrier remain in military service as units. August 15 marks vacating Stevens Hotel in Chicago.
After months of air raids the U S must land ground and sea forces to seize Munda in the Solomons. Air power reduces enemy resistance but cannot replace land operations, says a cross section of military and political voices. Ground troops, naval support, and air reconnaissance will drive invasions like Attu and Kiska, with realism looming over any plan for Europe.
Mrs George F P Swank is visiting relatives in Johnson City Tennessee.
Fifty years ago notes from The News describe a dog pound death by injury in the rope, Elias Wolf of Catoc Tin reports a lynx killed near Middlepoint, Mayor Fleming enforces fireworks laws, Frederick Fourth of July plans include closures and noon chimes, and friends of Mr P E Long visit Baltimore aboard a luxurious steamer launch.
Three men burned in a touring car fire near Urbana with two dead, a third expected to die, and a fourth in serious condition. One boy, Lawrence Kennedy, aged five, survived briefly after crossing a street and uttering Give me a nickel. Fireworks exploded at William Roberts home on Hamilton Avenue causing neighborhood alarm but no major damage. Jona Robinson's Circus and Trained Wild Animals announced to perform in Frederick on July 17.
Q and A style list presents Captain Edward Fielden lauding as the an aerial gab-driver for the new king of England, recounting his miles flown and heavy duties. It also notes Abel Tasman’s voyage discovering New Zealand and Tasmania, President Hyginio Morinigo’s New York visit, a 1920 26 inning game between Brooklyn and Boston in the National League, and Missouri as the Show Me state.
A brief note defines covetous as inordinately eager to acquire and possess. It cites The Totson as saying the covetous man heaps up riches not to end in fame but to have them. The piece emphasizes daily vocabulary growth and misused words in English.
Content with poverty and poverty in Manasseh, the speaker asks how to save Israel. The passage contrasts humble lineage with divine calling, highlighting virtue and resilience despite rags. The quote from Dryden echoes themes of humble strength and moral integrity amid hardship.
The Allied push in the southwest Pacific stretches nearly 800 miles as General MacArthur coordinates a two pronged advance toward Rabaul and Truk. Roosevelt and MacArthur favor large swift blows rather than island hopping, aiming to break Japan’s hold from New Georgia to the mandated islands. A major naval battle could shape the Pacific war, with the American fleet assembling in the South Pacific to meet Japanese force. Also Bible class notes and church events in Calvary Methodist and Brethren Church communities.
U S foreign trade climbs despite shipping shortages and war demands with exports about three times imports in early 1943. BEW licenses steer imports while private firms handle deals under government guidance, aided by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Flat feet can be improved with patient exercises and changes in walking habits, though severe cases need an orthopedic surgeon. Causes include heredity obesity and weakened arch muscles, with signs such as outward toe direction and uneven shoe wear. Corrective steps include straightened gait, proper shoe construction, foot padding, and targeted exercises, though results vary and professional guidance is advised.
G Raymond Shipley was installed as president of the Frederick Lions Club at the regular meeting in Hotel Frederick Richard F Simmons past president and district governor led the installation Other officers named include Richard F Kline William Bartgis Capt Glenn Stovall Dr Paul Kalloway Herman Gubisch Ira Ray Richard Zimmerman Alvey Renn Niemann A Brunk named immediate past president Ray to finish Stine’s unexpired term Zimmerman to serve three years Guests included Aulden W Johnson of Burlington Ind and Solomon Levy of Baltimore County Commissioners retired 38000 in bonds including 8000 472 percent lateral roads 10000 2 1 2 percent refinancing debt and 20000 214 percent school bonds The county had paid 25000 in January and plans to retire further bonds August 1 and October 1
Birdie Holtz as executrix transfers property to C. Frank Miller and his wife for ten thousand dollars. Legal deed recorded with executors and grantees named. Amount and parties indicate settlement or estate disposition in local court filing.
Today in History lists notable birthdays such as Richard Henry Stoddard Francis Amasa Walker and Charles Long along with landmark events like the Declaration of Independence adoption and Roosevelt’s 1932 nomination. Birthdays include Lewis W. Douglas Jeremiah Ford and Frederick P. Keppel, with mentions of Sevastopol, Dempsey, and Amelia Earhart.
The note lists educators and writers including James Boyd born in Daphin Co. Pa and Robert C. Zuppke born in Germany. It highlights figures from the public sphere such as Michael J. McDermott of the State Department and Eugene Black of Texas, with birthdays given as decades past. A horoscope foretells a steady, honest life that earns esteem and comfort for the native and friends alike.
A Civil War era tale of Tobe the Confederate servant who guards boots gifted him a boy. He dies defending them, inspiring a motto from the faith: be faithful unto death and I will give you a crown of life. The piece extols the NT virtue of fidelity and duty unto martyrdom in God’s sight.
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