KE News Powell Court Road Editorial Policy 1944
The notice states that no communication will be published without the real name of the writer. It warns against erroneous reflections on any person, firm, or corporation and promises correction upon notification. It is entered at the office in Frederick Maryland as second class matter and dated Wednesday July 19 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freerick
Susan B. Anthony
Florence Nightingale
Emma Willard
Kipling
Goebbels Faces Slump as Dittmar Criticizes High Command
A German radio broadcast by Lieut. Gen. Kurt Dittmar bluntly challenges Nazi leadership. He criticizes the high command for misreading Soviet strength and mismanaging reserves, saying Germany fights on three fronts with superiority to the enemy on each. He calls for major front strengthening and wholesale withdrawals to protect German soil.
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Hitler
Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Hawless
Dittmar
Germany
Unhappy Latins face rising unrest in Latin America
A US-era analysis notes widespread discontent in South America driven by rising material wealth and economic strain. It highlights pro Axis leanings in Argentina, expansionist aims, and the hope by many governments to steer unrest toward totalitarian control, with Mexico and Brazil under Washington influence.
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South America
Latin America
Argentina
South American
Washington
Mexico
Brazil
Dinner at the club plan shared for Wednesday
A couple in the club invites the group to dine at the club on Wednesday night and offers to handle the reservations, prompting the reader to consider why assuming the role is inappropriate.
Roosevelt's opaque influence shapes Wallace Byrnes VP choice
Chicago dispatch analyzes why FDR backed Wallace over Byrnes for VP. It notes Byrnes long service, wartime roles, and possible future influence, while Wallace lacks political campaigns. The piece weighs labor, Truman, Barkley, and Douglas as potential alternates and hints Roosevelt’s next word could tilt the ticket.
Right way guidance on dinner invitations versus Dutch treat
The message explains distinguishing a Dutch treat invitation from being treated as a guest. It advises assuming guests pay their own way unless explicitly stated otherwise and contrasts wording like dinner at the club with a shared meal.
Fifty Years Ago Tennis Club Formed in City Park
A group of young men organized a tennis club and prepared the court near Grall Park under Frank Smith and Richard Potts. Col S H Thomas and the Cincinnati Coxey Army unit arrived in Frederick, camped at the northwest addition, and proceeded toward Washington after a brief rest. A lightning strike damaged the E A Shriner Milling Company carriage house at Ceresville, uprooting several posts. Major Johnosn Gilbert Pope the town’s famed mall cat vanished from North Market Street stores. Peaches appeared at today’s market priced at 2 1/2 cents a box with general produce weak. raspberries scarce and apples faulty.
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Frank Smith
Richard Potts
Grall Park
Col
S. H. Thomas
Cincinnati
Coxey Army
Frederick
Northwest Addition
Washington
E. A. Shriner Milling Company
Ceresville
Johnson Gilbert Pope
Local Items From The News July 19 1924
Capt Robert F Barrick of Company A reports Marsland National Guard scholarships from Johns Hopkins University and University of Marsiana open to local Guard men. Frederick County dairymen barred from Baltimore milk shipments two weeks due to high bacteria counts. Skidding Hustlers lose 9 3 to Hanover near cellar. Hen Sherry belted for 13 hits in latest Toss. Tennis playoff Mar linsburg vs Catoctin County Club on local courts. Manager Jolliffe to pick squad from LeGore McCain Gambrill Riddell Rameburg Urner Quinn and White. both clubs have won a tournament.
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Robert F Barrick
Company A
Marsland National Guard
Tao
Johns Hopkins Univ
University of Marsiana
Frederick County
Baltimore
Hanover
Sherry
Marlinsburg
Catoctin Country Club
W N. Jolliffe
Harry LeGore
E. D. McCain
Cyrus Gambrill
W. A. Riddell
Richard Rameburg
Martin Urner
Alvin Quinn
Grove White
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
A digest of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Notable figures include Mordecai Noah, Samuel Colt, Will Hays, Edward Pickering, Charles Mayo, Paul V. McNutt, Edgar Shaw, George Harrison, Merlin Hall Aylesworth, and Frances Warner. The entry notes 1948 Seneca Falls women’s rights convention and World War I events, plus various celestial, literary, and zodiac references.
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Mordeca M. Noah
New York
Niagara
Philadelphia
Samuel Colt
Connecticut
Hartford
Will S Hays
Lawsville
Edward C. Pickering
Harvard
Boston
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Poland
Siasone
Maine
Washington, DC
Tan Field
Furtock
Cal
Lttler
Britain
Rome
Texas
New Jersey
Paul V. McNutt Crahrnman
War Manpower Commission
Dornt Vianklir
Ind
Edgar P. Shaw
Burn Kansas Cra
Alo George Mo Harreson
The
Brotherhood of Raiwas Clerks
Cinci
Maries Cu
Hisher
Bein Glen Ridge
Nl J
Merlin Hall Aylesweria
NBC
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frances Lo Warner
Worcester
Mass
PutjMom
Conn
Archbeld J Crome
Scotland
War Interpreted By Kirke L. Simpson On Normandy Front
Allied gains on the Caen front and St. Lo break the Orne barrier as German resistance stiffens. The front’s a narrow sector, with options for Montgomery to strike up the Vire valley or advance along the coast toward Brittany. Weather aided Allied air power, but Nazi efforts to hold deepwater ports remain a core objective.
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France
St. Lo
Orne
Caen
Normandy
Normandy Cross-Roads
Lessay-Coutances
Vire
Montgomery
Brittany
Cherbourg
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
The article argues religion provides strength to face daily problems beyond human control. It contrasts logic and business skill with celestial power, warning that even successful people face forces they cannot master. A sincere Christian finds resilience through faith and eternal life.
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iCoppright
Babson Newspaper
Lynd
English Lesson on Word Usage and Pronunciation
Daily practice notes show guidance on proper phrases such as can manage the transaction and avoid mispronunciations. It defines indisposed as disordered health and cites Mr Wilson’s illness as an example.
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Wilson
Bible Thought On Life And The Dust Of Death
A brief devotional note echoes the verse I Timothy 6 7 about bringing nothing into the world and leaving with nothing. It urges readers to make the most of present time before departure.
Dear Miss Dix on guests that overstay their welcome
Dorothy Dix counsels patience, notes a month to two months is the limit, and warns against protracted visits. She suggests short stays prevent strained nerves and encourages openness to future guests while keeping boundaries clear.
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Miss Dix
Least Undesirable VP Pick in Roosevelt Era
Washington July 19 It chronicles the Democratic leaders struggle to pick a vice presidential running mate beside Franklin D Roosevelt. It weighs Henry Wallace Jess Rayburn James Byrnes Harry Byrd and Harry Truman as contenders, noting regional and party tensions and the risk of alienating New Dealers or labor groups.
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Peter Edson Washington
Demowac
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
White House
Bam Rayourn
Texas
House of Representatives
South
Andrew Johnson
Cactus Jack Garner
Rayburn
North
West
Byrnes
Office of War Mobilization
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Supreme Court
War Agency
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Roosevelt
Senate
New Deal
Wallace
William O. Douglas
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Political Action Committee
Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Truman
War
Navy
Washington
Long courtship ends in marriage after fifty years apart
A 70 year old widow Mrs Morgan Fife of Hedgesville and 75 year old Samuel Alvey Stine of Rockford Illinois wed on Sunday after a courtship that began over fifty years ago. The pair, who met while teaching in Illinois, were separated for decades and only recently reunited with Stine twice widowed.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Morgan Fife
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
Samuel Alvey Stine
Rockford, I
Ilinois
Stine
Ballots For Service Men Absentee Voting Rules In Maryland
Frederick county plans mail ballots for armed forces as Democratic nominees are named at national convention. War Ballot Commission allows officers to mark ballots for wounded voters and preserves party affiliation. Voters may register and vote by mail if eligible, with deadlines and weekly review meetings leading to November 7.
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War Ballot Commission
Frederick County
Maryland
Red Cross
USO
Divorce Suit Filed in Equity Case
Complaint for absolute divorce filed by Thomas D. Naughton against Elizabeth Naughton. Sherman P. Bowers listed as attorney for the plaintiff. Also mentions a trip to Gettysburg by Lavier Shoe maker Eugene Stup and Robert Shafer from near Frederick, Md. Opened events at College Park institute in Maryland and a Nazi robot bomb study at Wright Field. The pyramids of Egypt noted as a distant fact.
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News Equity
Thomas D. Naughton
Elizabeth Naughton
Sherman P. Bowers
Lavier Shoemaker
Eugene Stup
Robert Shafer
Frederick
Gettysburg
Dayton
Army Air Force
Shux What A Trip This Turned Out To Be RPHY
A terse note records a surprising journey mishap with brief details. It mentions an unexpected turn of events involving an individual and a unnamed location. The item reads like a light rumor column item without dates or clear identification.
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Shux
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