The News masthead and copyright notice from 1944
The page shows The News Freder ick Md subscription rates and copyright policy. It notes Associated Press credit and correction policy, with the date Monday July 10, 1944. It emphasizes real names for letters and that publications are second class mail.
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All Communications Firat
Newis-Poseres Court
St. Frederick Md
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Setorrepublication
Focal News
Urban real estate in a sellers market across the nation
Across many cities urban real estate remains a sellers market with higher prices. Buyers of houses face steeper costs while owners resist selling. Cash transactions are common, mortgage risk appears contained, and demand shifts from wartime renters to improved homes and inflation hedges.
Hartford Circus Fire Ends In Savage Toll, Ringling Bros Hit Hard
The Hartford blaze at Ringling Brothers killed over 1,500 with hundreds injured as the main tent burned away in minutes. The piece links labor woes and wartime strain to circus instability, noting past disasters and calls for fireproof tent materials to prevent similar tragedies.
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Ringling Brothers Circus
Hartford
Ringling Brothers
Hagenback-Wallace
Indiana
Buffalo Bill
Deadwood
Sells-Flote
Ringline Brothers
Letters to the Editor Bituminous Concrete Or Macadam Roads
The letter writer questions the push to use concrete for the Frederick Hagerstown Highway in 1844 urging Maryland State Roads Commission to consider road material. Local organizations are urged to send resolutions. concerns about varying macadam road quality are raised and a clear stance from clubs is lacking.
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Frederick-Hagerstown
Maryland State Roads Commission
Wilson expected to resign WPB post return to GE
Today in Washington July 10 reports say Charles E. Wilson, executive vice president of the War Production Board, will leave to head General Electric again. The piece notes Wilson has run the WPB informally, facing board tensions, personnel turnover, and pressure to release more materials, while urging Roosevelt to name him actual chairman to reflect his authority.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
War Production Board
General Electric Company
Wilson
Armed Services
Uumost
Wilson Land
WPB
Manpowler
Donald Nelson
Nelson
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
General Electric
Reprod
Bituminous concrete roads vs concrete macadam debate
The author argues for bituminous concrete as a High Type surface, citing Maryland and Massachusetts examples, tank tracks tests in Detroit and Michigan, and Army testing results. He compares costs, maintenance and labor needs, urging bids on both types to compare advantages and invites local organizations to state their preference.
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Frederick-Hagerstown
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Maryland State Roads Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Baltimore City
Glenn L. Martin
Chrysler Plant
Ford
Detroit
Mich
Grand Blanc
Michigan
Army Ordnance Department
United States Engineers’ Construction Agency For Ordnance
Army
Tabor
Manoro Mens Inderd Ie
United States
Massachusetts State Highway Commission
Asphalt Institute
Massachusetts
Mikado to benefit Home for the Aged at City Opera house
A party of ladies and gentlemen will present the Mikado at the City Opera house in September for the Home for the Aged. Mrs Catherine Lorentz sold her West Thr street home to Glenn H Worthington for 2550. The Reformed Parsonage burned at Adamstown will be rebuilt soon. A bicycle belonging to Master Guy Matter was lost in the fire. An attempted burglary occurred at Mrs Sophie Utermehle’s East Patrick street home. a man fled after being seen in the back part. Eggs were ten cents a dozen at the local market.
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City Opera House
Catherine Lorentz
Beck
Glenn H. Worthington
Adamstown
Guy Matter
Sophie Utermehle
East Patrick Street
Robert Stokes
Davis and Underwood vie on 3rd ballot in 1904 Democratic nominating convention
The 1904 Democratic convention on the 3rd ballot nominated John W Davis of West Virginia with Os Undersoed of Alabama gaining momentum. Yesterday marked the 80th anniversary of the Monocacy battle at Frederick Junction, with city funds once spent to avert destruction. East Second and East Third streets residents report egg thefts from neighborhood coops. George L. Cramer, longtime dry goods dealer of 10 West Patrick Street, died at York Hospital in Pennsylvania.
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John W Davis
West Virginia
Davis
Os Undersoed
Alabama
Monocaes
Frederick Junction
East Second
East Third Streets
George L. Cramer
West Patrick Street
York, Pa
War Interpreted: Caen and La Haye du Puits Breakthroughs
Elton C. Fay assesses Allied advances in Normandy as American Doughboys pierce La Haye du Puits and British forces enter Caen. The drive threatens a static German defense and opens the Caen front for wider Allied supply access while Cherbourg remains a key deep water port.
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Elton C. Fay
Associated Press
Germany
Caen
la Haye du Puits
Normandy
Alfie Wontilliel
Jtown
France
Europe
Castlernlank
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
A digest of dates and births noting George M. Dallas born in Philadelphia and many other figures like James Whistler and Graham McNamee. It lists historic events from 1780 Rochambeau to 1949 Roosevelt defense proposals and concludes with a brief horoscope mentioning a companion.
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George M. Dallas
Philadelphia
U. S
James D. B. de Bow
New Orleans
Famed
Charleston
S.C
Benjamin P. Akers
Maine
Sacecarappa
James A . Whistler
Lowell
Mass
Finley Peter Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Chicago
Graham McNamee
Washington, D.C
Rochambeau
Newport
R 1
America
United States
St. Augustine
Fla
Wycing
New York City
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
Harding
Roosevelt
Congress
Charles Pider
W. Va
Robert Lo Duffus
Waterbury
George W Taylor
The
War Labor Board
Spessard LL Holland
Florida
Bartlow
Harriett Wo Eshot
Univ. of North Carolina
Carbondale
Edwin F Lee
Army and Navy
Eldorado
Towa
Donald R. Richberg
Oneime
New Deal
Kironville
Tonn
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Porto Rico
Sinclairville
Henry J. Heinz
Pittsburgh
Sewickley
iPa
Samuel G. Wood
Hallywood
Personal attacks in the Dewey campaign spark debate
The column defends keeping campaign criticism focused on Dewey’s policies rather than his appearance. It notes personal jibes about his size, looks, and mustache, compares past candidates, and urges voters to judge him on governance. It contrasts this with Roosevelt’s avoided personal attacks over 12 years.
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Nneeenes
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
White House
Mr. Staycomb
Mr. Marcel
Adolf Hitler
Charlie Chaplin
John W. Bricker
Chicago New Deal
New York
Sam Rayburn
Joe Martin
Coolidge
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dear Miss Dix Advice Snippets From Wartime Readers
A set of Dorothy Dix style letters and answers on dating, jealousy, career choices, and personal growth. Readers include a 22 year old army lieutenant seeking dating tips, a husband seeking balance amid jealousy, and a worker torn between a loved job and higher pay. The column offers pragmatic guidance and moral observations.
Not enough readable facts for a proper headline
No valid news item or clear events are present in the readable text. The fragmentary line references personality traits and cautions about indulgence without concrete people, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a newspaper card.
Heaven over Braddock The Bentztown Bard Poem
Poem celebrates a summer landscape around Braddock and nearby places. Vivid imagery mentions Monocacy, Singa nore, Tuscarora, Middletown and peach groves with a lyrical tone. The piece speaks of peaceful village scenes and bright skies under Heaven over Braddock.
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Heaven
Braddock
Frederick
Land of Dream
Tuscarora
Middletown
Bible Thought On Decrees and Tyranny
A historical note cites a Jefferson quote opposing resistance to tyrants as defiant to God. The fragment references a biblical verse and a theme of righteous decrees versus oppressive rulings.
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God
Jefferson
Power Of Words In Daily Life And War Reflections
A meditation on words shaping paths and hearts with biblical echoes. The piece cites Jesus lessons on idle talk and Judas and Peter, then invokes Dean Stanley and wartime restraint, noting human limits and forces beyond control guiding the world amid stress and uncertainty.
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Jesus
Judas
Peter
Dean Tanley
Bavsor
Syna
Houseguest tips for helpful wardrobe in a hostess home
A visiting woman should pack house dresses and aprons along with street and party wear. Including working clothes signals willingness to pitch in and assist with housework, easing the hostess's comfort during a weeklong stay.
Local effort forms first Montgomery County Maryland Historical Society branch
A meeting at Glenmore, the Lilly Stone estate, launched Montgomery County's first county branch of the Maryland Historical Society. The Janet Montgomery Chapter DAR sponsored the event, with Mrs. Lilly Stone serving as DAR leader and session chair.
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Society
Rockville
Maryland Historical Society
Montgomery County
Janet Montgomery Chapter
DAR
Glenmore
Lilly Stone
Tolerant Lesson Word and Usage Guide
A brief English lesson on choosing precise phrases like arriving at nine or about nine. Includes pronunciation tips for sure and shoot, notes on common misspellings usage versus use age, and a daily word focus on tolerant with definitions forebearing and for giving.
Weather and War News From Normandy Front
Weather report shows no precipitation for the last 24 hours and July figures remain dry. A war dispatch from Holbrook Bradley notes Corp Kenneth Harsher of this city among Maryland soldiers seen with the 29th Division on the Normandy front during the previous week.
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Normandy
Holbrook Bradley
Sunpapers
Corp
Kenneth Harsher
Maryland
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