News at Afternoon Subscription Rates and Editorial Policy
The News lists subscription rates with monthly and longer-term options and notes a policy on corrections and attribution. It emphasizes Associated Press use and prohibits anonymous opinions, requiring real names for letters to the editor. The item is dated Wednesday July 7 2002 and filed as Freder ick Md post office second class matter.
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Audit Bureau of Circwletions i
Associated Press
Comet
Frederick
War in History Lessons Urges Real Sacrifices for Victory
Col. Marion Rushton told the Alabama State Bar Association that past American wars were easy, but World War II will require sacrifice. He warned that without a complete, decisive, unconditional victory, no future for professionals, businesspeople, or farmers remains. He contrasted Nazi aims with freedom and urged Americans to endure hardships to finish the war.
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Col
Marion Rushton
Alabama State Bar Association
Montgomery
Rushton
Cne Sen
Adolf
Wrorld
Latent Christian Faith in Daily Life
The essay urges recognizing latent Christianity infusing human life, noting many discuss religious questions while others ignore daily faith. It cites Gladstone’s long Christian record and quotes that faith as a mustard seed can move mountains, urging consistent practice.
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Earl L. Douglass
Wiliam E. Gladstone
Tfe
Jesus
Babson
Bible Thought Let No Man Deceive You with Vain Words
A brief meditation quotes Ephesians 5 6 warning against deception. The fragment notes that much confusion and mischief in the world stems from insincere speech and misleading ideas. The piece invites discernment and moral reflection.
Manpower Muddle Demands Firm Action In War Effort
Washington July 22 The War Manpower problem prompts calls for decisive action mirroring wartime production control. Advocates warn voluntary measures may fail as labor shortages widen across critical plants while agencies clash over authority. WPB Army Navy and Selective Service could compel talent to vital jobs, or risk bogging down.
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Washington
Congress
Pubuic Ca
War Manpower Commission
Prwdec
War Production Board
Selective Service
Army
Navy
Maritime Commission
WPB
Manpower Commission
Tahur
US 8
Paul V. McNutt Iasuce
McNutt
MPC
New York
Department of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Army Food Supply Quota Aims At Four Million Men
A massive provisioning plan seeks 20 million pounds of food daily to feed an army of four million. The operation covers purchase, shipment, tallying, and issue to troops, with logistics under central control.
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Milan
Fifty Years Ago Local Henry From The Columnia
Local notes report Otis Anderson and George Murray fishing at Reichs Ford on Wednesday night catching 27 eels and several catfish while six otters harassed them. In Mechanicstown two band members found their new uniforms slashed. Willard and Outraw store at Doubs was entered by three youths who stole tobacco cigars and snuff. Peter Guss the Italian exhibited Jumba the bear with a dog in a show last night. A horse ran down East Church street toward the lake road and was caught by Samuel Werheamer. owner unknown.
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Otis Anderson
George Murray
Reich's Ford
Mechanicstown
Thurmont
Sabilasville
Willard
Doubs
Cali
Frederick Riflemens
Oly Pridly
Ermer
East Church Street
Pennsylvania Lake Road
Samuel Weriheamer
Senator France Pleased With Candidacy Amid Small Road Repairs
Senator Joseph France, a Republican primary hopeful, expressed optimism about the general state of his campaign during a brief stop in Frederick. The Maugh’s Bridge road near Tannsville reopened after weeks of closure caused by a storm, while Brunswick gears up for municipal elections with two tickets led by Mayor Edward C. Shafts and G. F. Smith. In local sports, the Junior Fire Company beat the United 10-2 in Twilight League action as Frank starred with three hits, including two doubles.
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Joseph France
Frederick
Condi
Maugh
Binpkemsra Can Ty Tiseyeqylle
Tannsvile
George H. 7Ba
Brunswick
Ony
Hdward C. Shafts
Jeather
G. F. Smith
Fire Company
United
Frank
Man About Manhattan party tales and farewells
George Tucker sketches a New York summer soirée hosted by Jesse Adler for Morgan, noting Adler's elevator shoe invention and Morgan's digs at sponsors. A telegram from Fred Allen laments his absence and jokes about shrinking a man, while Hal LeRoy recalls a Montreal engagement and advice to demand pay advances. The piece ends with a Canadian misadventure for American acts and a consul’s deportation suggestion.
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New York
Jesse Adler
Morgan
Adler
Lauer
Ladi Liley Meiuasy
Fred Allen
Allen
Hal LeRoy
Ruth
Hal
Montreal
Ball Park
Montreal Maple Leafs
Rochester Red Wings
Hal LeRoy Hall
War Interpreted Merges With Southern Russia Crisis
The piece details German advances toward Rostov and the Caucasus with a fragile Red defense along the Don River. It notes Timoshenko’s retirement strategy behind Don defenses, Soviet scorched earth tactics, and possible Allied diversions from the west to divert Nazi reserves. London reports hint at air and submarine bases to shield Atlantic convoys to Russia.
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Andon
Russia
Som Point
Rostov
Caucasus
Berlin
Timoshenko
Jawer Vinn Mnetide
Don
Voronezh
Don-Voronezh
Voronezho
Stalin- Brad
Ute USA
Tiesel
Don-Donels
Rerch Strait
Voronesh
London
Hitles
Norway
Atlantic
New Books In Arts Library
A reading list features titles on repairs misdeeds, logic thinking, machine shop practice, reading pages, dressmaking, sewing at home and professional fabrications. Authors include Roger William Riis John Patric Robert H Thouless Feed H Colvin Frank A Stansy T A Richards Mary Brooks Picken Marty Brooks Picken.
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Winis
Roger William Riis
John Patric
Patric
Robert H. Thouless
H. Colvin
Frank A. Stansty
Bigden Wadia
T. A Richards
Mary Brooks Picken
Marty Brooks Picken
Scrap rubber drive totals 434134 tons collected
Washington reports 434,134 tons of scrap rubber collected in the drive, with William R. Boyd Jr. announcing the figure to President Roosevelt who praised the effort. Maryland contributed 4,447 tons as the nation totals iron and steel in modern automobiles across 125 grades.
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Washington
William R. Boyd, Jr
Petroleum Industry War Council
Roosevelt
Praie
Maryland
Roosevelt names Leahy Chief of Staff to United Nations war effort
President Roosevelt creates a unified high command by appointing Admiral Leahy as chief of staff to coordinate Army Navy and Air Forces for the United Nations war effort. The move gives the president an expert deputy to sift details advise on strategy and manage complex operations across services.
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Roosevelt
The
United Nations
David Lawrence
Washington
Roose David Lawrence West
U. S
Admiral Leahy
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Vichy
U.S
State Health Dept Outlines Rights in Public Eating Places
The State Health Department details consumer rights in public eating places amid rising dining out. Sanitarians emphasize clean dishes and utensils, proper dishwashing with hot water and soap, rinsing, and chlorine or boiling sanitizing steps, plus obtaining official regulations for detailed procedures. The note cites Vancouver Island’s size and population context.
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State Health Dept
State Dept. of Health
State Health Department
A. L. Sullivan
State Bureau of Food and Drugs
R. H Riley
Bureau of Food and Drugs
Maryland
State Department of Health
Saint Paul Street
Baltimore
Today In History and Birthdays Group
A compiled “Today In History” feature lists notable events from 1807 to 1991 including births and deaths of John Howard Bryant Julia Dean Emma Lazarus and others. It notes Sherman era actions in 1877 and a 1916 pacific coast parade bombing, plus 1935 harvest labor relief shifts and 1938 hunger camps, followed by a Birthdays section highlighting several prominent figures and the day’s horoscope.
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John Howard Bryant
Princeton, Jrl
Boel
Cummington
Mass
John D. G. Shea
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Julia Dean
Botn
Pleasant Valley
N. WY
Benjamin KR. Hanby
United Brethren
Nellis Gray
Rushville
Ohio
Emma Lazarus
James Speyer
Moses Cleveland
Connecticut Land Company
Cleveland
Phil Sheridan
Pittsburgh
Sana Francisco
fort—Mooney
Germany
Maine
Dillinger
Chicago
South Dakota
Harrisburg
Capital
Japan
Gilbert J. Rowcliff
U.S. N
Peoria
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical
Mastering One Word Each Day Impotence in Language Notes
Language lessons cover misuses and pronunciations for several terms including impotence as lack of power with the accent on the first syllable. Examples feature misused phrases, pronunciation guides, spelling quirks, and a Lavater quote illustrating the term’s meaning. The Weather Bureau’s 1941 helium purchase is cited as a separate historical detail.
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Lavater
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