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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1944
Page
4
The Frederick Md newspaper notes subscription terms for three and twelve month periods and states a policy to publish letters only with real name and address. It invites corrections if readers bring errors to the editor and records its 1944 publication date and second class mailing status.
A Washington executive notes labor evaporation as workers quit war plants and only 25 to 30 percent find new jobs. Many move to less essential work or return homehousewives quit to resume housework or men take long rests. The pattern, seen across communities, hampers war material delivery efforts.
Combined Raw Materials Board and War Production Board warn it will be two years after Germany's defeat before leather shoe rationing can end. World hide stocks are at a record low and U S relief and lend lease needs will strain supply. Military and civilian demand together exceed domestic production.
The piece argues a three way battle among Democracy, Communism, and Fascism. Fascism shown as defeated by Italy and Germany, while Communists and Democrats unite to topple it. Democracy is praised for rewarding initiative, aiming to endure by welfare and unity. It also notes Lake Titicaca as a high altitude steamer navigated lake.
An analysis of behind the scenes at the Democratic national convention details President Roosevelt's letters endorsing Wallace and the maneuvering that sidelined Byrnes Barkley and others. It argues Wallace emerged as a liberal leader despite the political doubles and aims to explain who influenced outcomes and why.
The mayor and aldermen held their annual meeting where the third annual mayor Fieming report was read and appointments made. The report urged early consideration of Carroll Creek overflow relief and other measures. The tax rate remained fixed at BTL cents. Prof Boyd’s memory class at Kemp Hall performed memorized verse with praise, noting rain aided crops, and petitions from churches sought rain. Local social notes mention Ocean Grove residents and local vacationers.
The day saw a 93 degree noon high as May weather spiked while rainfall for the month lagged at 11 inches. Property on South Market formerly C E Culler’s, then a small restaurant, sold to David Gordon and Charles F Seeger for storage. The Sells Floto circus arrives August 7 with a Frederick-advertising push by 27 men. The Huet lers lost 5-2 to Martinsburg as Lefty Willis limited Frederick to six hits and Reggie Rawlings hit a homer for the Blue Sox.
Fred C. Downey of Williamsport Maryland won the feature contest at the Guernsey Field Day with three runners up earning War Stamps. Eddie Johnson Herbert Duvall near Walkersville and W Snader Baker near New Windsor were second place laurels earners.
Elton C. Fay reports that Hitler and Guderian seek unanimous support from the army while purging officers. Rumors of mutiny persist as dissidents, including Junkers and ex-Communists, fear confrontation with Allied forces and potential surrender to the Allies.
Local residents visit and return from hospitals in St. Petersburg Baltimore and Frederick City. 4-H Club monthly meeting at Doris Remsberg’s home includes pledge singing reports, waste paper drive, new member Larue Sulcer, sewing exhibit by Miriam Koontz, cup cake demo by Mrs Thomas, recreation by Northa Thornsberry, and plans for the next meeting at Joyce Dade’s home.
The piece advises promptly returning all phone calls from new neighbors to avoid appearing rude. It emphasizes making time to greet and meet those who reach out during the settling-in period.
In Albany on July 24 Governor Dewey wins friendly reception from Republican officeholders and media, with national figures and congressmen visiting to discuss policies and fundraising. Observers note peers are inspired by his vigor and personality as the campaign builds local support for the White House bid.
A compilation of historical anniversaries From John A Dix to Amelia Earhart with notable births including Benn Pitman William Gillette and Ernest Bloch plus landmarks like Detroit founded 1701 Salt Lake City 1847 and the Kellogg Briand Pact 1928 A horoscope notes a strong day favoring dignity and prudent judgment with cautions about vanity and pride.
In a sharp rebuke, N A Lufburrow condemns critics who sneer at efforts to solve modern problems without offering methods. He argues silent inaction is worse than speaking. better to be thoughtful than to mock worthy causes.
The notice declares Book Four meat and fats stamps AB to 28 valid indefinitely, processed foods stamps AB through 28 and A5 valid indefinitely, Sugar stamps 30 31 32 valid indefinitely for five pounds each, Stamp 40 good for five pounds for home canning through Feb 28 1945, Shoes Book Three airplane stamps 1 2 valid indefinitely, Gasoline coupons 10-4 valid three gallons through Aug 8 in northeast and southeast. 12-A through 12-B3 B-4 C-3 C-4 valid for three or five gallons elsewhere, Fuel oil Period four five coupons valid through Sept 30. New Period One coupons usable upon receipt from ration boards.
The passage presents vocabulary guidance focusing on usage and pronunciation. It highlights common errors in phrases about reasons and examples like obvious meaning easily discovered or understood. It also notes spelling and pronunciation tips for words like dutiful principal and principle.
Dorothy Dix answers questions from high school girls about dating during wartime. She explains that scarce boys are not shy, advises cultivating independence, and suggests pairing social life with personal growth and career aims.
Earl L Douglass notes Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek as a devout Christian whose two weeks in captivity at Sian deepened his Bible study and reliance on Christ. He credits spiritual support from Christians and tests that his faith glorifies God while urging courageous Christian witnessing. The Philippine Islands were named for Philip II of Spain.
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