Fredericton Daily Notes Fragment July 16 1942
A fragmentary notice dated Thursday July 16 1942 from Frederic at the police records desk appears. It references entry at the office and a second floor matter in a local context.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1942
Page
4
Debate on War News Freedom in Wartime Politics
A discussion of wartime press freedom notes that partisan criticism often drowns in wrangling. Officials resist censorship while urging responsible debate. True confidence rests in government reporting and accountable leadership during a democracy at war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pringigle
Cotpa
Wie
Daily Mail blocks War Office anti-aircraft device story
The London Daily Mail won a reverse scoop by persuading the War Office to withdraw a story on a secret anti-aircraft device. In a front page editorial the paper urged keeping details secret to delay German raiders and help Britain in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mail
War Office
Daily Mail
The
English Lesson Words and Misused Phrases
A guide to common errors in word choice pronunciation and spelling. It covers using arrange instead of fixed, pronouncing melee correctly as ma la with stress on last syllable, and spelling battalion with two l? It also lists synonyms fertile productive and abundant and notes misread phrases like distrora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distrora
Business After The War and the Tax Enterprise Clash
Gloucester columnist Roger W. Babson argues postwar recovery hinges on restoring enterprise by cutting taxes and limiting labor unions. He laments rising entertainment as work hours shrink and notes declines in church attendance and the displacement of local merchants by chain stores. He cites immigrant entrepreneurship as a positive force and warns of a future downturn if taxes and regulation persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Babson
Isabel Babson
Europe
Asia
Africa
Roosevelt
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Mureau
Faithful Blessing in Times of Fear
A devotional line reflects on seeking God's protection and mercy. The author expresses confidence in divine defense and strength, invoking Psalm 50:17 for encouragement in danger and hardship.
Fifty Years Ago Local Films From The Columne s Of The News
An 11 month old colored child on Locust Alley drank ink and grew very sick but was treated by Dr. A A Sharretts and is out of danger. Merryland Tract youths plan a tournament and plrate at Mrs Ann Claggett's grave near Peters ville July 27 with about 14 Knights expected. The rear wheel of C V Sanner's wagon near Wellow Springs broke on Market Street as he hauled hay. Mr W Leroy Strasberger on North Market Street cut a finger with a meat hook while hanging bananas at his father's store. Governor Brown yesterday appointed school commissioners for Frederick county: Samuel Dutrow David D Thomas Exca R Zingmerman Wit Ly bent George W Devir hiss Joseph B Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Alley
A. A. Sharretts
Merryland Tract
Ann Claggett
Petersville
W. L. Gross
Thomas Sehrey
John Morrison
T. J
Brown
Scheol
Frederick County
Samuel Dutrow
David D. Thomas
Exca R. Zingmerman
Wit
Ly Bent
George W. Devir Hiss
Joseph B. Brown
Coal Shortage and Local News From 1922
Twenty years ago column notes coal strike tightening supplies and delays. Grace Hauver dies in Deerfield auto crash. Mrs Hesse survives by leaping free. Haller attacks Senator France in open letter. Hustlers beat Martinsburg 6 5 in 11 innings. Tubby Miller drives double and homer, Ray Gardner adds a fly. Buck Ramsey pitches all game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hauver
Albert Hauver
Foxville
Today in History and Birthdays Across Time
Today features a roll of notable births and deaths from Montreal to New York, with anniversaries of missions and political milestones. Highlighted figures include Pierre Le Moyne, Mary Baker Eddy, Marietta Holley, Eben E. Rixford, Thomas A Janvier, and Floyd Gibbons, plus the San Diego mission dedication and the 1790 DC capital compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre le Moyne
Liewdiberville
U.S
Montreal
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Bow
N. H
Newton
Mass
Marietta Holley
Jefferson Co
Eben E. Rixford
Wisconsin
Johnsburgh
N Y
Thomas A. Janvier
Philadelphia
Fannie B. Zeisler
Chicago
Austria
Floyd Gibbons
Washington, D.C
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Padre Junipero Serra
District of Columbia
Nord
David MacDougall
Wyoming
Japan
Isol
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Idaho
Panama Canal
U. S
Congress
Canada
San Francisco
Moscow
Barbara Stanwyck
Brooklyn
N. W
Kathleen Norris
Saratoga
Cal
Gineer Rogers
Todependence
Bela Schick
New York
Hungary
Henry St. George Tuck- T
Warsaw
War Dispatches Describe Voronezh Stand and Don Front Strain
report outlines German thrust toward Rostov and Donfront, with Timoshenko allegedly stabilizing eastern and southern fronts. notes possible Don bend holds, impact on Moscow drive, and looming Kerch Crimea flank risk as Germans seek to crack Voronezh line to pivot toward Caucasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voronezh
Don
Donets
Timoshenko
Tagan
Rostov
Don-Donets
Lishhansk
Voroshilovgrad
Don Steppes
Lower
Lisibhanks- Voroshilovgrad
Stalingrad
Volga
Caucasus
Astrakhan
Kerch Aree
Crimea
Kerch
Russian
Moscow
Don-Voronezh
Xavier Cugat at Waldorf Star Light Roof Ninth Season
New York July 16 Xavier Cugat, aging like Alfonso of Spain, headlines at the Waldorf Star Light Roof to begin his ninth season. Once a Los Angeles cartoonist, he built a rhumba empire after teaching dance on the side and forming a brass band. His records, films with Columbia, radio spots, and millions of fans mark his rise from hunger to wide recognition. Caricatures of guests and friends delight audiences as his stage persona continues to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Xavier Cugat
Alfonso
Spain
Barcelona
Cugat
Waldorf
L.A
Spar
Cuba
Los Angeles
Rene Black
Lucius Bloomer
Columbia
Fred Astaire
Millon
Battle of Midway Analyzed in War Story Echoes
Washington reports detail the Midway battle as a decisive U S victory at sea with heavy losses for both sides. Officials note Japanese overestimation of Midway and poor reconnaissance, while American pilots showed valor despite gaps in fighter protection. Future sea battles demand balanced fleets of surface ships submarines and aircraft carriers with land based air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of Midway
U.S
David Lawrence
Washington
Marine Corps
Midway
United States
Davia Lawrence
Myo
Synthetic Rubber Fire Fires Up Washington
Edson critiques the Houdry Process Corporation publicity stunt in Washington claiming a biased government review and media fanfare inflates support for a synthetic rubber method. He portrays Houdry as disingenuous while noting claims of government bias and press involvement in the public relations campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
Houdry Process Corporation
Moudry
Fress
Houdry
Rubber Reserve
Houdry bonfire fuels rubber debate amid corporate ties
The piece traces links among Houdry, Sun Oil, and Socony-Vacuum, noting joint ownership and possible motives behind pushing the Houdry process for butadiene. It discusses government interest, competing programs, and timing that might affect whether the bonfire hastened or muddled the rubber effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waltman
Republican Party
Houdry
Sun Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Houdry Process Corporation
Arthur Pow
Philadelphia
Sun
Standard of New Jersey
Washington
Rubber Reserve
Phillips Petroleum Company
Houdry Proocess
Withstanding The Truth and a Will of $1,000 Bequest
The page cites Herodotus on shadows at noon and spiritual perspectives, then reports Mazie S Kraft of York leaving $1,000 to the George W. and Agnes Hoffman Orphanage near Littlestown in her will dated July 5. Calvin Theodore Kraft is named executor as the estate, valued around $10,000-plus, with Columbia noted as a coffee leader after Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
George W. and Agnes Hoffman
Mazie S. Kraft
Calvin T. Kraft
York
Calvin Theodore Kraft
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Manhattan
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Navy
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Edson
Eugene J. Houdry
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Houdre
Standard of California
Marcus Hook
Rubber Reserve Company
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Carnesenom Ts Piel
War Production Board
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Earl L. Douglass
Herodotus
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Solar System
Earth
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