News Post at Frederick Court St Building Rates
The News Post in Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates and office details. It notes 30 cent copies, monthly and annual pricing, and urges readers to report errors to the editor. The page is dated Thursday July 23 1942 and credits the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Perren
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Focal News
Packers Face Price Fixing Clash Over Inflation Policy
Packer industry confronts price controls as OPA chief Henderson wields farm price powers amid congressional pressure. Roosevelt warns division of authority jeopardizes food price containment while Wickard supports restraint. Four hundred packers seek relief, some quitting, as lawmakers fear voter backlash and inflation fallout.
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OPA
Henderson
Congress
Roosevelt
Wickard
Hove
Washington
Allied Counteroffensive at the Second Marne
Recount of the 1918 Allied defense and German drive toward Paris. American forces, about 250 000 strong, turned the tide with aggressive counterattacks and broke German morale as they pressed the Germans back across the Marne.
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France
Channel
Foch
Paris
Marne
Vocabulary Lesson Note On Usage And Pronunciation
A fragmented lesson emphasizes correct pronouns and possessives, urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily, and defines inguiferable as incapable of being suffered or endured. The text also includes misused phrases and pronunciation hints.
Questionable Presidential Focus in Wartime Politics
Today in Washington the article questions how the President uses his time amid global war. It argues the President may be influencing New York Governor nominating fights to aid labor unions and resist wage controls, while Congress hesitates on policy.
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Washington
United States
New York State
New York
Mead
Bennett
Roosevelt
Congress
War Labor Board
Barkley
White House
Ward
Unofficial Government Expands Across Daily Life
Washington column argues wartime war effort has created over 20 commissions and councils that regulate daily life from defense councils and draft boards to rationing and transportation. It warns that these bodies operate with emergency powers and urges citizen compliance as a duty in the war period.
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Pedbn
Washington
Citizens Defense Corps
Citizens Service Corps
Pee Day Tebel Begat
Red Cross
USO
Omce
OCD
Adolf
Switzerland
U. S
H? Wilhon
Russia
U.S
Bible Thought Let them learn first to show piety at home
A short devotional note echoes First Timothy 4 urging focus on home piety. The line “Home is where the Beart is” adds a playful misprint suggesting domestic virtue starts at home.
Strength For Today By Karl L Deugiss
This column urges doing things for loved ones and for God in the name of Christ. It cites France remitting taxes for the Maid of Orleans as a memory of service and emphasizes prayers asked in Jesus name as the most potent appeal to God.
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Karl L. Deugiss
D. D
France
Orleans
Christ
God
Bahson
Endure Summer by Waking Minds Inside Heat
The piece urges calm acceptance of hot weather and discourages grumbling. It links patience to a happier summer and hints at winter fuel concerns, suggesting mental engagement as a remedy to seasonal discomfort.
Fishing party chases runaway horse near Black Rock
Fifty years ago three men Messrs Chas Abrecht John L Derr and Rufus Fauble chased a runaway horse during dock setting near Black Rock. The horse was caught by another man and there were no injuries reported.
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Messrs
Chas. Abrecht
John L. Derr
Rufus Fauble
Black Rock
David Best
Charles Wertheimer
South Mountain
Wertheimer
Board OF Managers
the Home For the Aged
Frederick
Bollingbrook
R. W Walden
Middleburg
Carroll County
Harrison
Charles F. Markatt
Frederick Bar
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Markell
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Volume
A raid by six state officers over the weekend fined offenders from $1 to $25 by Justice Johnson. A large bus accident near Steiner's Kill injures three and shakes up 22. A new suburban section north of Frederick opens with all home sites sold on the Frederick Gettysburg road route. Reno Harp, a Knights of Pythias delegate, travels to San Francisco to attend sessions with his wife joining him there.
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Justice Johnson
Steiner
Jefferson
Frederick
Frederick and
Gettysburg
Harp
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Calif
Hik
Ralph Radelif
New Era Ahead For Advertisers Babson Discusses The Outlook
Babson Park Mass July 23 Roger W Babson argues advertising will adapt to wartime need and sustain reaching the buying public. He cites newspapers as vital to commerce and government needs and predicts a shift to paid publicity that informs citizens while supporting war production. He urges lower prices for papers and continued press freedom to inform the public and support national efforts.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
New York
Washington
Arl
Elmer Davis
Financial Bureau
Forbes Book of the Month pick on Paul Revere author
New York July 23 Esther Forbes, author of Paul Revere and the World He Lived In, delivers a social history of Boston and New England before during and after the Revolution. The pieces cover her research process, family ties, and the Book of the Month Club selection that spurred public interest.
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New York
Esther Forbes
Wno
Cambridge
Miss Forbes
Paul Revere
Boston
Houghton Mifflin
Sages
Worcester
Mass
Harvard
Massachusetts
New England
Larkin
Concord Road
Sam Adams
Adams
Forbes
Bookgreahe-Mtaoti Club
Mies Forbes
War Interpreted on the Don Front in Caucasus Crisis
The article analyzes Nazi claims of crossing the Don and threatens a left-bank flanking move toward the Volga and Rostov. It emphasizes Marshal Timoshenko's critical defense along the Don from the Donets confluence to the Sea of Azov and the widening barrier it forms against German mechanized advance.
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Ruscig
Lower
Don
Donets
Timoshenko
Russia
Caucasus
Rostov
Etetam
Volga
Stalingrad
Lower Volga
Moscow
Sea of Azov
Kerch
Crimea
Donets- Konstantinovskya
Voronezh-Don
Community Names Read in Incomplete Notice
Cooley and son Billy Comus Mr and Mrs Lawson Weller and children Eugene and Doris Monrovia Mr and Mrs Leo Knott and children Thomas and Wayne Mr Airy Thomas Roberts Mr Airy Thomas Weller Monrovia
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Luther M. McDonough, Jr
M Airy
Luther C. McDonough
Walters
Baltimore
Edna Geisler
Mary
Raymond
Ijamsville
Thomas McDonough
Gheria
Luther M. McDonough
Kenneth
Betty
Marshall
Mary Ann
Airy
Earl Walters
Raymond McDonough
Louise
Irene
Pauline
John Miller
Cedar Grove
Jesse Haines
Catherine
Mary Francis
Monrovia
Howard Cooley
Douglas
Barnesville
Annie
Cooley
Billy
Comus
Lawson Weller
Eugene
Doris
Leo Knott
Thomas
Wayne
Thomas Roberts
Thomas Weller
Weather Summary and Temperatures for July 1941
The report records 0.02 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. and July to date rainfall of 2.72 inches with normal July precipitation listed as 4.03 inches, actual July totals for 1941 at 2.50 inches. Yesterday’s high was 87, 5 degrees above last year. low last night 59, five above last year. Sunsets at 8:33 p.m., sunrise 6:02 a.m. Moon rises 3:26 p.m., sets 2:31 a.m. Rivers: Monocacy muddy at Ceresville, Potomac clear at Knoxville.
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Shes
Ceresville
Knoxville
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Packer
David Lawrence
Gener al Bennett
Albany
James M . Mead
Empire State
Dewey
Pearl Harbor
Edson
Bible Thought
the News
Babson
Manhattan
George Tucker
Wat
Kirke L. Simpson
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