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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1943
Page
4
The item requests correction of erroneous reflections about persons or corporations appearing in The Newe. It notes corrections will be made upon notification to the editor and disclaims opinion without a real name. Dated Frederic k Ma and dated July 12, 1843.
Frederick residents are urged to donate blood as the Red Cross mobile unit arrives on dates February 28, 21, and 22. The goal is to collect 450 pints, with many volunteers needed beyond those who can serve in the military. Anyone 18 to 60 in health should consider a three day window to give, as blood may save soldiers' lives at the front.
The piece argues Americans face a pull to stop buying war bonds as the government deducts federal income tax. It warns that continuing purchases is a saving not a tax and a hedge against inflation, and that large-scale withdrawal would hurt the war effort. Each citizen is urged to see bond buying as duty.
The piece condemns a mindset of spending money while available, rejecting savings for a rainy day. It argues that delaying gratification builds stability, and resisting excess funds future misfortunes, as neglecting prudence harms personal progress and even broader efforts like financing the war.
Analysis argues the U N plan centers on aiding Russia to divert German forces from the Soviet front. It discusses possible Allied actions in northern France, Norway, and the Mediterranean, stressing air power over a rapid second front and predicting a prolonged war into 1949 with a Balkan foothold and eventual northern France push contingent on Russian outcomes.
Ulysses Hobbs of the city named a member of the Board of Pension Appeals in Washington with a salary of 2000 dollars annually. Articles of incorporation filed for P G L Hargett Company with 25000 dollars capital stock in 150 shares. Incorporators listed as Peter L Douglas H Samuti L John E and Schaef fer T Hargett. Geor ge Weiner placing lawn fountain at Mil Janes Hood’s summer home. Patent issued to Frank P and Ignatius Goode for a tan cap ping machine. Tomorrow W C Keller R G Gambrill Dudley Page Bion Firastone Grayson Bowers L C Etchison Jefferson and others depart for Camp Potomac Rat ling Springs for two week outing.
The County Commissioners decided the Court House park fountain will not be relocated to make room for the World War memorial. Barry Ranneblager, a young farmer near Lime Kiln, was injured after falling from a hay mow but expected to recover soon. Frederick remains in a losing stretch as Hagerstown trips 71 to 9. the team lacks pep and trails league leaders Martha nspury. rainfall remains light with weather notes on drought.
A miniature victory garden dominates part of the C. Burr Artz Library Children's Room as part of the Summer Reading Club for juvenile members. Children meeting reading requirements select vegetable envelopes for their garden plots, sow litera ture seeds, and display their names. Graduates of ten books receive diplomas on September 4, and 105 children have already joined. Registration for the club closes midweek, with out-of-town visitors showing strong interest despite one boy leaving for New York to tend his rabbit brood.
The Carroll County Commissioners met with the State Tax Commission to decide on ten full time tax assessors for the county at a salary of seven hundred dollars per year. The plan mirrors Frederick County and will divide Carroll County into districts with annual reassessments under the new state wide tax assessment bill. In about five weeks the commissioners will submit the initial applicant list to the State Tax Commission for appointment.
War interpretation outlines Sicily invasion risks and strategic value. It argues a long campaign ahead with heavy casualties, stresses quelling 300,000 Axis troops, and highlights Sicily as a springboard for routes into Southern France, the Adriatic, and Greece. It notes airfields, supply lines, and potential cross-channel options shaping Allied Mediterranean strategy.
The King's Daughters' Bible Class at Calvary Methodist held a summer picnic on the church lawn Tuesday evening with 26 members and 11 guests. Mrs. Dc. G. Kelley presided over a short business session while Mrs. Benjamin W. Meeks read The Slave That Saved St Michael's and Mrs. O'Dale King told When the Bishop Sang. Rev Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks offered comments on Methodist Bishops singing and led prayer before the group closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
The 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today was none. July to date totals 0.49 inch, with 1943 year-to-date deficit at 1.278 inches. Normal July is 4.03 inches. actual for July 1942 was 3.14 inches. Yesterday's high 92. previous year high not available. Low temperatures: not specified. Sun set 8:39 pm. sunrise 5:52 am tomorrow. Moon rise 4:35 pm. moon set 2:29 am. Rivers: Potomac near Cinady and Knoxville, Monocacy. Ker area remains clear at 9 am.
Washington observers discuss renego tiation of war contracts under the 1942 act. The score shows $2 billion in price reductions on about $20 billion in contracts over 13 months with $800 million cash recovered. Protesters argue against renegotiation while seeking guarantees for future profits.
A dense list of historical events, birthdays, and anniversaries. Notable names include Benjamin P. Shillaboy Henry D Thoreau George Eastman Osler and Thoreau with dates and birthplaces. Also covers battles and legislative milestones, plus a horoscope note and a copyright credit.
Essay argues that sacrifice brings abundant life as exemplified by Grenfell and other figures. It counters the view that sacrifice is painful, claiming true living comes from giving up comforts. Notes about transformative hardship and moral examples. Mentions Great Lakes and Mississippi vessels built for war.
Dr Thomas D Masters notes swimming brings health benefits but hazards exist from ringworm germs skin infections hay fever and eye nose congestion. He advises swimmers to avoid diving if prone to ear infections keep heads out of water and use proper protection while clarifying risks from waterborne pathogens and sun damage.
The text notes a dispute over the state's name pronunciation culminating in the General Assembly adopting Arkansaw as the correct form. It references related historical trivia questions about radio distress calls and stadium capacities.
The piece laments rising living costs and stagnant income, noting the strain on workers who must stretch money to cover essentials. It argues personal frugality alone cannot overcome the widening gap between costs and earnings, leaving the challenge of making ends meet unresolved.
An eclectic pair of quotes, Matthew 14 27 from the Bible and a Shakespearean warning. The brief post offers a reminder to stay cheerful and unafraid, paired with a reflection on fears and imagination.
A note recalls the old admonition to wait at least two hours after eating before swimming to aid digestion and ease fear of sudden cramps. It frames the guidance as a precautionary reminder linked to safe exercise after meals.
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