Unclear OCR Notice from Port Office July 1943
Fragmentary text appears to reference a port office entry and a dated line July 1943. Names and specific events are unreadable, leaving only a tenuous note about correspondence or notice processing.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
4
Invisible Government and Social Security Rail Plan Debate
The piece claims the National Resources Planning Board proposed a government corporation to run railroad terminals and a federal land system, then lease back to private firms, arguing this reflects an invisible government undermining private enterprise and national achievement. It portrays planners as utopian aim to reshape the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Resources Planning Board
Wade
Hickieg Thom Sos
Pat
United States
Washington
Project Manager clarifies water withdrawal plan for Fort Detrick
L E McReynolds states the plan to withdraw 259000 gallons daily from Montevue Spring with emergency use from Carroll Creek. He notes Montevue flows around 300000 gallons per day and Carroll Creek has much higher flow above Rock Creek, citing 1930 drought low of 1300000. After use, water will be treated for safe discharge to the municipal sewer system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News
Frederick News
Frederick Post
Montevue Spring
Carroll Creek
Itill
Carrol Creek
Rock Reek
Rock Creek
W. R. Walter
del! Tick Field
H. K. Ferguson CO
L. E. McReynolds
Backyard Battle Against Pests Prompts Sprays and Guns
In the summer rush fields face worms bugs beetles fleas ants and weeds attacking vegetables flowers and fruit. The author urges a determined response using spray and firearm aid if needed, to defend crops and yield against the pests this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MN. A. Lafburrow
Congressional probes pull back curtain on FCC and government power
A long critique notes how the New Dealers fear scrutiny while Congress probes the FCC. It cites tax avoidance versus evasion, improper seizures, lobbying with federal funds, and DOJ inaction. The piece argues access to radio licenses and agency politics matter more than personalities in the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Commission
House Committee
FCC
a_ Congressional investigating committee
Ee Teehee WU Ley
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columne Of The News
Local items from July 8 1893 note an accident as a fire engine hose and a suction pipe injure William Wise when the engine runs downhill. New reservoir workers include Hungarians Poles Italians and a Negro. Westminster Forest and Stream Club camps above Monocacy near Mechancisown. A New Market horse driven cart runaway is stopped by James Smith. Local market prices list butter eggs wine and various produce with specific per unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Middletown
West Main Street
William Wise
New City
Forest and Stream Club of
Westminster
Mechanicstown
Thurmont
J. Phebus
Mall Cartier
New Market
Second
James Smith
F. F. Smith
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Column Of The News
Twenty years ago items list incidents including Corporal Dorman of the state Police hurt when a motorcycle was struck on East Patrick Street near Water Street. A new Nash automobile belonging to Page Webber of Knoxville was stolen and found wrecked by fire near Martinsburg West Virginia. Dr and Mrs E L Schmid of North Market Street returned from the National Osteopathic convention in New York. The county board of auditors began auditing the county books with Fleet R Neighbors of Frederick and Dewitt T Free of Creagerstown assisting along with John H Bowers of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Dorman
Thetate Police
East Patrick Street
Water Street
NASH
Page Webber
Knoxville
Martinsburg
W. V
L. Schmid
North Market Street
New York
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A historical digest lists anniversaries in religion, science, and politics with Guilford Conn. and Easton Pa. natives, and figures like John D. Rockefeller and Nelson Rockefeller. It also recalls events from the Declaration of Independence to 1931 naval developments and birth anniversaries of U.S. leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz-Greene Walleck
New York
Guilford
Conn
David Lee Child
Boyleston
Mass
Samuel D. Gross
Easton
John D. Rockefeller
Richford
N. Y
Mary J. Lincoln
Boston
Attleboro
William. Moody
Spencer
Ind
U.S
John H. Bankhead
Alsbams
Lamar
Ala
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Inter-American Affairs
Bar Harbor
Louis J. Brann
Maine
War in Europe Seen Through Moscow Berlin Clash Over Orel Belog Front
The piece weighs conflicting Moscow and Berlin versions of the Orel Belogrood engagement, framing a three pronged German drive near Voronezh Kursk and Belgorod. It notes German defensive framing at home, cautious prospects for decisive gains, and time limits before better weather ends the window for a major push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Berlin
Orel-Belgojrod
Russia
Sherny Ohne Bseeet
Gfaval Bey Ibe
Europe
Seeocow
Sy Jet Kial
Sferr Hitler
Stalingrad
Italy
Germany
Orel-Belgorod
Don
Orel- Kursk
Orel
Kursk
Belgorod
Voronezh
Voronezh-Yelets
Oka
Don Valley
Kurak
Kharkov
Daily Word Notes and Horoscope Echoes
A compact page lists usage hints for English lesson words contends about common mispronunciations and spelling. It includes a today word contemptuous with example sentence and a dated horoscope predicting natives with executive ability and reformist energy.
Four Rules For Stock Purchases By Roger Babson
New York City July 4. Babson presents guidance on stock buying amid inflation and war-related shifts. He favors War Savings Bonds for small investors and outlines four stock tests: low in spirits value stocks, dividend stocks, low labor cost stocks, and diversified growth stocks. He also notes timing considerations and recommends a diversified, quality portfolio during a bull market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
New York City
Counse
New York Stock Exchange
Mack Truck
Gulf Oil
Monsanto
Lehman Corporation
Pub. Financial Bureau
Disease From Woodtick Bites Gains In Summer
Disease from wood tick bites rises in summer with Rocky Mountain spotted fever as the major threat. The article outlines tick life cycle from larva to adult, transmission timing after bite, typical illness duration, and high mortality. Prevention focuses on prompt tick removal and protective clothing. vaccination is impractical for public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Stinemer
Western States
United States
Rocky Mountain
Man
Antiserum Early Use Reported To Cut Mortality
A note discusses antiserum given to disease patients, claiming early administration may reduce deaths. The W S of Araby Chapel meeting, hosted by Mrs Ruth Waltz, with 16 members and a visitor, followed by a social hour. A prior meeting was at Mrs Margaret Wiles’s home near Frederick. next gathering set for August 2 at the parish hall hosted by Mrs Edna Zimmerman.
Government stores potatoes in Winchester and nearby towns
At least 275 railroad carloads of potatoes are being placed in cold storage plants in Winchester Berryville and Charles Town by the government. The potatoes will likely stay in storage until about September, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Berryville
Charles Town
Bible Thought On Fear Justice and Righteousness
A reflective verse pair notes the enduring cleanliness of the fear of the Lord and the truth of His judgments, paired with a quote praising justice as a true virtue. The lines echo moral clarity and divine ethics.
Rationale and poetry mark Washington notes in July
Washington columns discuss a new OPA term rationale as an amendment afterthought, plus snippets on the UN flag colors and a late NLRB move. A mimeographed verse mocks wage orders and Byrnes influence, ending with a jab at the War Labor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
Ie Autiouing
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Zilch
Byrnes
Ben Cohen
War Labor Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederce
Camp Detrick
David Lawrence
Federal Communications Commission
Elisha Hanson
James Stahman
Senate Investigating Committee
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Dealere
House
Department of Justice
Howard Smith
Congress
Democratic Party
Valery Ye 4
Pitot
House Investigating Committee
David Lawresce
State House
Philadelphia
Delaware River
America
Liberty Bell
Cor
Montreal
William Jennings
Speer
Dlips
Chesapeake Bay
Wilson
Glenn Babb
Goa
Korn Madisar
Evarts B. Greene
Columbia
Lilienthal
Valley Authority
Motion
Addison
Federal Register
Armed Services
United Nations
India
Haneduras
Honduras
National Labor Relations Board
Shoreham
Financial District
NLRB
Capitol Hill
New Georgia
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