The News Monday July 27 1942 Frederick Maryland
The News a daily except Sunday published by the Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates 50 cents a month 125 for three months and 5.00 per year. It notes copyright by The News and Associated Press news use restrictions and requires real names with communications.
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Meblisher
Breat Southern Ptg
Mnfo. CO
AU Communications
Getiaing
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Second Front Hopes in London Dispatches
London reports weigh a possible American British cross channel invasion but note shipping and training limits and lack of air superiority. Observers say a full invasion is unlikely this year and emphasis remains on aiding the Soviet defense while seeking alternative pressure and a renewed Red Army effort.
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London
English Channel
Don
British Isles
Channel
Berlin
Red Army
Wise and Just Judge George Sutherland Profile
A retrospective on Justice George Suther land labeled conservative for opposing devaluation and constitutional questions. The piece lauds his independent, principled rulings including major opinions on Oregon school desegregation and Scottsboro, and notes the futility of labels in judging a wise and just jurist. It closes with sharp geopolitical quips about Russia and Japan.
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George Sutherland
United States Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
Sutherland
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jadar
Letter to the editor on meat shortage and price controls
The writer argues there is a meat shortage in many cities this week and calls for relief from price ceilings and regulatory actions. He cites Mr Leon Henderson’s moves and urges faster relief from what he calls intolerable control.
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Therment
Leon Hen
Erzon
Roosevelt Farley feud over New York governor nomination
Washington diary outlines a feud between Franklin D Roosevelt and James A Farley over the Democratic nomination for New York governor. It notes alleged pledges, religious prejudice as a political factor, and the tension around Farleys possible vice presidential bid and Roosevelts stance on a third term. The piece discusses public perception, White House denials, and the draft-style politics surrounding the candidates.
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Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
James A. Farley
New York State
David Lawrence
Roosevelt
al Smith
Supreme Court
Vatican
Meat market crisis letter warns of shortages and losses
J Austin F Thurmeont of Frederick County warns that March price cuts and continued losses by small packers threaten meat shortages. He urges action to keep local plants operating and questions government procurement priorities, arguing a failure would devastate home supply.
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Henderson
Jecurtry
Ming
Frederick County
Real Daweiad
J. Austin F Thurmeont
RALEY
Marriage licenses issued in Westminster and nearby towns
Marriage licenses were issued in Westminster to Robert E. Bankard and Ruth Cartrider. In Taneytown, James Sheppard wed Margaret Costley. In Sykesville, Leon ard f Yor and Eva M. Parrish were licensed.
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Westminstry
Robert E. Bankard
Ruth
Cartrider
Taneytown
James Sheppard
Margaret Costley
Sykesville
Leonard F Yor
Eva M. Parrish
Intense Heat Rules Frederick as Ice Shortages Grow
Fifty years ago the July 27 1892 column reports extreme heat in Frederick with shade temperatures from 89 to 105 degrees, a sunlit 128 at a store, and local workers quitting at a brush factory while ice factories rush to meet demand. It notes a union picnic drawing 180 people to a cemetery visit, a finger injury at a workshop, iron ore prospecting near Middletown valley, and a heavy storm that toppled trees near the county’s north.
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Frederick
Brush
Lewis WL Mehrling
P. RB. R
Cromise
United Brethren
St. James Lutheran
Geo. M. Gittinger
Baltimore
Middletown
Woodsboro
Liberty
Twenty Years Ago Local News From The Columns July 27 1922
Twenty years ago the Hagtoe Board O rords were raided after a mashed hand injury sidelined Ernest L Main of Brunswick for two weeks. Election supervisors named precinct judges and clerks as the county prepares for the upcoming primary with a U S Senate race. Buck Ramsey pitched the Buck Ram team to a 6-5 win over the Hagerstown club in the Blue Ridge League. City officials planned their annual water system inspection in Fishing and Tuscarora creeks.
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Ernest L Main
Brunswick
Board OF Election Supervisors
United States
Frederick
Tnnings
Hagerstown
Buck Ramsey
Culler
Board of Aldermen
Fishing
Tuscarora
Ordar
The War Interpreted
The piece analyzes a potential Japanese strike against Russia within weeks, detailing likely fronts from Vladivostok to Lake Baikal, concurrent land sea and air actions, and the strain on Allied bomber and supply networks. It weighs Russia’s defense, Japan’s aims of geographic security, and how a conflict reshapes global fronts in WWII era terms.
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Russia
Pacific
East Asia
United Nations
Japan
Manchuria
Gobi Desert
Mongolia
Germany
Tokyo
Vladiyvostok
Lake Baikal
Lena River
Asia
China
Midway
Aleutian
North America
Vladivostok
Khabarovsk
Meldupu Musi di Awncnelra Peninsula
Aleutians
United States
England
Egypt
India
Australia
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D
Overwhelming evil with good is the Bible’s key to health and harmony. Evil flesh is conquered by force yet remains dangerous. Our bodies rely on Godly protection and divine order, while nations seek peace after war.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
Language hints from old lessons on pronunciation and words
The text critiques mispronunciations and spellings while urging daily vocabulary growth. It discusses how certain names and terms are pronounced and includes examples like fire and geal forms. It mentions levity and levity in behavior, attributing wisdom to Seneca.
Seer Uses Little Steel As Crystal Ball In War Labor Board View
Edson reviews the War Labor Board decision granting a $2.20 weekly rise for four Little Steel companies and notes unresolved wage timing. He explains how contract duration, potential rebids, and broader wage trends could shape future rulings as 125 WLB cases and about 1,800 Steelman Conciliation Service matters loom.
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Edson
Washington
Seer
Peter Edson
War Labor Board
Egypt
Valley of the Don
WLB
CIO Steel Workers’ Organizing
Labor Board
Labor
WLE
Department of Government
War Labor
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Wade
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Little Steel
CIO
A. F. of L
Army
Navy
Costello remembered as Broadway star in 1930s cinema
George O New York recalls Maurice Costello once a matinee idol and father-in-law of John Barrymore. He fought producers to star above the title and is now uncredited in They All Kissed the Bride. The piece also notes beach concession heroes at Coney Island and a revived Porgy and Bess with Cheryl Crawford. A Las Vegas vixen and a Nazi band leader tale appear before a stat line: nearly 200,000 worked in petroleum and gas in 1939.
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George O
New York
Maurice Costello
Broadway
Costello
John Barrymore
Coney Island
Theater Guild
Porgy and
Bess
Cheryl Crawford
Today In History and Birthdays of Notables
Chronicle of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays past and present. Highlights include Nathaniel Greene born Warwick Rhode Island, Thomas Say explorer born Philadelphia, and Orville Wright flight record. Also notes on events from 1787 to 1941 and a short horoscope for today.
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Nathaniel Green
Rhode Island
Resalutianany Secral
Washington
Warwick
R. L
Savannah
Thomas Say
America
Philadelphia
Albert M. Palmer
New York
Stonington, Conn
Congress of the Confederation
Northwest Territory
Congress
Department of Foreign Affairs
England
Heart's Content
Newfoundland
Allmail Cartiers
Uniform
Orville Wright
Chicago
Havana
New World
Hitler
London
Ednn M. Patch
Orana
Maine
Worcester
Mass
Beetes and Japs hate from Lufburrow letter
In a letter to the editor N A Lufburrow likens Japanese beetles to Japanese leaders harming neighbors and urges their downfall. He claims both pests are relentless and deserve extinction. The piece frames the pests as moral and social blights with violent metaphors.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Bible Verse Echoes Homer Note on Grace
A compact meditation contrasts Joel 2 13 with Homeristic praise of divine mercy. It speaks of repentance, the Lord's gracious, slow to anger nature, and the saving reach of divine compassion amid a reminder to seek kindness beyond human frailty.
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Joel
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