The News Frederickt Maryland July 17 1943
The News dated Saturday July 17 1943 from Frederick Maryland carries standard notices about subscription rates and postal regulations. It notes Associated Press content and requires real names for opinion submissions. The item lists pricing for subscriptions and mentions printing at the New-Post Building Cour Street.
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Berat Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
Newe-Post
Cour
St. Frederick
Awlit Bureau of
Espe
Associated Press
Allies gird advances in Sicily signal near end of war
The piece argues Allied victories in Sicily prove nearing completion of preparations to end the war in Europe and Asia. It cites overwhelming Allied manpower and material, formidable antisubmarine arms, dominant air power, and multiple Allied armies in action or reserve across the Mediterranean and Britain.
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Sicily
United Nations
Ami
Axis
Atlantic
Europe
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Britain
Southwest Pacific
Aleutians
America
Canning Minded Housewives Embrace Homegrown Victory Gardens
The article notes a rise in home canning as fresh vegetables from Victory gardens become available. It highlights beans cabbage tomatoes beets and corn and suggests households may grow more onions peas and other crops to cut food costs. It also recalls past self-sufficient practices and predicts Victory gardening will fade after the war.
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Victory Gardens
Stress and Calm Remedies in Busy Life
A. Lufburrow advises coping with modern strain through steady routines like reading, golf, gardening, or chores to maintain composure and mental balance amid ongoing worries. The note frames daily activities as balm for stress.
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Lufburrow
Meat supply shows enough for 400000 fighters per vehicle
U S Department of Agriculture projects meat supply as sufficient for 400000 fighters per year, reflecting a broad warning about consumption tied to market prices and costs.
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United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington Feuds Undercut Wartime Governance
The piece argues that the Roosevelt Jones Wallace dispute exposes deep Bureau of Economic Warfare rivalries and authority gaps. It condemns public airing of feuds, urges humility and mediation, and warns such bitterness harms wartime administration.
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Washington
David Lawrence
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Henry Wallace
Lulsbh Sole van
Truck Driver Held After Fatal Rockville Accident
Fetenay Truck Matt Chambre a colored man of Gaithersburg was killed when he apparently shipped and fell under the rear wheels of a coal truck on North Washington Avenue Rockville Thursday. William C. Thomas a colored man of Silver Spring 30 driver of the truck was held on a technical charge of manslaughter by the Montgomery county police. The truck was owned by the E. C. Keys Son Co of Silver Spring.
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Fetenay
Matt Chambre
Gaithersburg
Washington Avenue
Rockville
William C. Thomas
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
E. C. Keys & Son Co
Local business expands as tanners add office story
Fifty years ago the Columm of the News notes George K Bire ly and Sons, tanners, are adding a stories to their office under Mc Chas Poole supervision. A group of locals plans a trip to Chicago tomorrow. The Electric railroad route from this city to Mi town is set with bids from about 15 firms. In Twilight League action the Athletics beat the Browns 9 to 8 with Trasberger homering in the second. Thieves raided Fraley Bros wood pile at Emmitsburg taking a jet of wood and visiting the corn crib.
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Messrs
George K. Birely and Sons
Mc Chas. E. Poole
T. S. Eader
Rebecca Wallis
Louise
Eligzsbeth Tettinedi
Bianche
Mamie Shriner
Druc Ramsburg
Keedy
Janie Williams
Hattie Shipley
Tramsville
Chicago
Mitown
Reconstruction fire destroys LeGere lime plant
The LeGere lime plant, also called LeGare, was destroyed by a fire this afternoon with damages exceeding $50,000. Some workers' homes suffered, and a patent for the Everedy jelly bag and stand was just issued. Frederick county farmers report a widespread hay crop failure and Gilmore R. Flautt has returned home from Frederick City Hospital after injuries from a recent auto accident.
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Everedy ¢ Qlie
Everedy
Frederick County
Gilmore R. Flautt
Frederick City
Today in History and Birthdays Almanac
Anniversaries and births listed include Elbridge Gerry Timothy Pickering John Jacob Astor Samuel Felton John McKim and Hortense Odlum James Cagney and others. The column notes dates of notable events such as Utah Enabling Act 1898 the SantiAgo-Spanish American War surrender 1898 and a 1941 Selective Service lottery along with daily horoscope.
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Elbridee Gerry
Mass
Timothy Pickering
Washington
Salem
John Jacob Astor
New York
Germany
Isidr Samuel M. Felton
Newbury
John McKim
Japan
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Emigrant Society
Kansas
Utah
Congress
Santiago
New Jersey
Morocco
Spain
Corrigan
Dublin
USS
Mexico
Hortense M. Odlum
N. Y
Deepartment
St. George
James Cagney
Eric Stanley Gardner
Temecula
Ernest M. Patterson
Sanford Bates
Bostoa
Local Notes Reflect Heat Wave and Small-Town Trials
Frederick residents discuss weather as heat drives garden growth and civic disputes. Town officials clash over appointing a police chief while bail forfeiture and court cases unfold, with drownings, accidents, and other local incidents adding to a busy period.
Local notes mix war, culture and gossip in Frederick
Community items report water allotment plans from Montevue Springs to Carroll Creek, fire alarm debates at City Hall, and the Brunswick Legionnaires choosing Lawrence C. Willard. Memorial camp plans for Holmes D Baker Jr are noted, with obituaries and society chatter including art, books, and local events.
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Tomas Aaas
Gatemane Collegatoiie Board Planning Public Carings
I. K. Ferguson Co
Montevue Springs
Carroll Creek
City Hall
County Firemen’s Association
Frank K. Spitzer
Brunswick
Legionnaires
Lawrence C. Willard
Francis Scott Key
Camp Baker
Holmes D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker, Jr
Francis W. Walker
Roy W. Poole
Mile
Marguerite Treille
DeGaulle
General Giraud
Ritchie
Nice
The
Free State
Lewis Faces Critical Choice Over War Board Fallout
Washington columnist Peter Edson discusses how to compel union or employer compliance with National War Labor Board findings, the limits of the Smith Connally bill, and John L. Lewis’s leverage as the government weighs drafting miners to end the coal dispute. The piece questions the administration’s options and the potential political costs.
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Peter Edson Washington
National War Labor Board
WLS
United Mine Workers
U. S. Gypsum Company
New Smith-Connally
WLB
John L. Lewis
James F. Byrnes
White House
Byrnes
Lewis
Harold L. Ickes
Uss
Ickes
Father Time
John Lewis
Congress
Smith-Connally
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Child Discipline and Parental Roles
Answers emphasize parental involvement when issues arise with neighbors children. Teach children to return others toys and come home when called. Use calm home resolution rather than rushing to parents. avoid blaming neighbors if they enforce limits. If a child is hit, decide whether to report to the other parent or let children settle disputes themselves.
Shelter shoulders and deck chair sleep in air raid shelters
British residents rest in air raid shelters with deck chairs, noting numbness and arm paralysis caused by nerve pressure against wooden frames. The scene depicts civilians enduring wartime shelter conditions as alerts continue.
Real Way To Reduce Is To Cut Down On Diet
The article reviews dieting for weight loss, stressing that the only effective method is reducing food intake while maintaining a nutritious balance. It notes psychological challenges, hunger, and long-term commitment, alongside potential gains in efficiency, appearance, and comfort from reaching ideal weight.
Actor Harry Carey returns as ghost in Happy Land
Q and A style panel recalls Hollywood history with Harry Carey reappearing as a ghost in the film Happy Land. Other items note Eamon De Valera's reelection as Ireland's prime minister and wartime use of incendiary bombs in earlier conflicts.
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Trader Horn
Harry Carey
Eamon de Valera
Eire
Wisdom and Knowledge ThemeReads in Bible and Shakespeare
A compact reflection linking Proverbs 9 10 about the fear of the Lord as the start of wisdom to a Shakespearean line about knowledge as the wing to heaven. The juxtaposition highlights the age old belief in knowledge as uplift and divine guidance.
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Shakespeare
Six Meals To Aid Weight Reduction Efforts
The article advises boosting morale while aiming for a healthier physique. It recommends diversions to keep focus off dieting, splitting daily calories into five or six meals between 600 and 1200 total, and tracking progress by inches and easier clothing fit.
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