News-Post Published in Frederick July 26 1943
The Frederick News-Post issue from July 26 1943 details subscription rates and publishing policies. It notes cuts in costs for monthly and yearly plans and reminds readers to provide real names with communications. It also credits Associated Press dispatches and includes editorial corrections process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE News
News-Post
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mibee
Associated Press
Associated
Frederick
Forgotten Millions and Wage Formulas Amid War Economy
The piece condemns Roosevelt for favoring organized labor while denouncing unorganized workers. It cites government data showing living costs up 23.8 percent since Aug 1939, with hourly earnings up 40.2 percent and weekly earnings up 66.1 percent by May 1943, arguing organized labor benefits more.
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Roosevelt
Disease and Poverty in a Healthy Nation
An editorial argues disease drives poverty and that illness drains families and limits work. It urges cures for children's throat and dental defects, better sleep, healthier habits, and pride in physical development to enable youths to build stronger futures.
Letters To The Editor Questioning Tawes And Charity
Mr Matthews asks the editor about a Baltimore Sun editorial calling Tawes in error and questions if his penance was manly. A second reader criticizes homeless funds, urging church channels for charity and noting wartime relief abroad and domestic need.
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Matthews
Baltimore Sun
Fueda
Tawes
OPA
White House Palace Guard sparks political speculation
Washington reports on the so called Palace Guard around President Roosevelt including Hopkins Rosenman Frnfurter Niles Cohen and Smith. The piece notes rumors of a super government above the cabinet and questions whether advisers influence policy and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson Washington
Harry Hopkins
Ben Cohen
James F. Byrnes
Harold D. Smith
Edward F. Prichard
Fred M Vinson
Richard V. Gilbert
OPA
Ong Gawiding
Congress
Thess Mens
Hopkins
Supreme Court
New York State
Washington
Hitler
Mussolini
War Bonds and Church Support Spars Over Funds
A reader from Taneytown argues against neglecting church upkeep as war bonds fund the war and urges directing gifts to local church work, citing Acts 20 28 to defend feeding the church. The letter defends supporting churches and aiding the homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Taneytown
Penicillin’s Role in War Medicine and Discovery
A wartime highlight notes penicillin as a major advance beside sulfonamides. It traces Fleming’s 1920s observation to Oxford isolation in 1940, then U.S. production under wartime control, and the drug’s broad civilian medical promise beyond early limits.
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Thomas D. Masters Au
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
After the War Penicillin and Sulfonamides Prove Complementary
The passage notes that bacteria may develop resistance to penicillin but not to sulfonamides, making them complementary tools for physicians. The medical breakthrough suggests two powerful antibacterials will be available after the war.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago July 28 item notes Emerson son of Allen Guerrier riding between Libertytown and Mt. Pleasant falls from horse. leg broken below knee. M. C. A. Literary Society debated president by popular vote. C. A. Gilson elected after president resigns. Mrs. Delaplaine and children return from Rehoboth Beach. Editorial praises Frederick and Middletown Valley Electric Railway extension to Gettysburg via Mechanicstown and Emmitsburg. frequent crowds from Washington and Baltimore. traffic on parent line rapid with trains every 15 minutes. three large Mount top hotels crowded all season.
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Emerson
Allen Guerrier
Libertytown
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
M. C. A. Literary Society
W. A. Burger
Chas. Lough
Oscar Rhoades
W. A. Staley
W. E. Lampe
BE. K. Moore
G. Brunner
C. A. Gilson
Frederick
Middletown
Trafic
Frederick County Farm Bureau Elects Leaders and Awards
The Frederick County Farm Bureau Association elected Bradey Dudruw of Hyatistown as president and chose Joseph Mush of Hagers- SUR as secretary treasurer at a morning meeting. Julius Jacobson, son of Karl and Mrs Jacobson, won first prize in Atlantic City baby contest at six months old. Marton Faubel’s stock in the Frederick County National Bank sold for $2050 a share. a membership certificate of the Agricultural Society brought $100. two shares of Frederick Hotel Company preferred stock sold for $48 each.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau Association
Bradiey Dudruw
Hyatistown
Joseph Mush
Hagers- Sur
We Atoremis Gait Sales
Julius Jacobson
Karl Jacobson
Atlantic City
Julius
Marton Faubel
Court House
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick Hotel Company
Churchill Threatens Italy With Limited Armistice Terms
The piece summarizes Churchill's warning to Italy that an armistice would be offered only under strict conditions. It outlines demands for repudiation of Germany and the Axis, retention of certain bases, demilitarization or surrender of the fleet, withdrawal of Italian forces, and dismantling war industries. It notes allied aims to pressure Germany while avoiding chaos in Italy.
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Italy
Plaptovea Eters
Churchill
Casablanca
Washington
London
Badoglio
Germany
Axis
France
Aegean
Russia
Berlin
Africa
Sardinia
Corsica
Eisenhower
Sicily
Court News and Marriage Licenses From Local County Records
Property deeds record transfers among Rebecca E Brown and Lawrence Q Wolfman, William F Zurgable and Irvin W Long, Hubert P Burdette and Virgil E Hershberger, and Fred Orem et al to Cassie Williams with nominal sums. Marriage licenses list multiple couples including E Byron Mooten and Marjorie N Byers. Lovettsville pairs, Gaithersburg pairs, and other local residents with ages and towns. Some entries show divorces or color descriptors in the witnesses.
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Rebecca E. Brown
Lawrence Q Wolfman
William F. Zurgable
Irvin W. Long
Hubert P. Burdette
Virgil E. Hershberger
Fred Orem
Cassie Williams
Fragmentary Verse Fragments Echo Classic Citations
A garbled OCR passage combines biblical, poetic, and Shakespearean lines with misread phrases about gold treasures hostages and kings. The text intermingles references to Kings and Coleridge and yields no clear event or人物. The result is a collage of literary allusions lacking coherent narrative.
Hard Boiled Egg Feats in New Guinea Red Cross Notes
Miss Margaret Dean of Frederick reports from New Guinea as a Red Cross field worker. She chronicles cooking a 45 minute hard boiled egg in a coffee pot and describes a fish fry, tropical nights, insects, and living in a busy base with eight Red Cross installations. She notes morale boosts from ice cold Coca Cola for flyers and details daily duties and living conditions in the tropical outpost.
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Miss Dean
Red Cross
New Guinea
Margaret Dean
Frederick
Eth
Alice Dean
Rockwell Terrace
Re Iind
Bang
Wui Vu
Les
Betty
Roc Wnrkers
Passing on the Baton in Family and Society
Earl L. Douglass warns of baton fumbling as parents fail to pass on values to children. He contrasts careful transmission of life principles with youngsters chased by worldly goals, noting how both generations can stumble in the relay of life. The piece also hints at shifting fascist policies and early reptile basics.
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Pilestei Cyodvss
Babson
Pat
Odd Sicilian battle under thin Allied losses
Despite oddities in the Sicilian fighting, the report notes minimal Allied casualties as Tallans show little enthusiasm for war, effectively undermining the action for the side they oppose. The text reflects a cautious, observational tone on wartime developments and public sentiment.
Today in History and Birthdays Spotlight
Readable chronicle notes. Key anniversaries include Nicholas Brown born 1729 in Rhode Island and Mary Anderson born 1859 in Sacramento. Historic events cover the Burlingame Treaty 1868, first arithmetometer patent 1874, World War I 1914, and 1942 military actions. Births list Rudy Vallee and others with ages.
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Nicholas Brown
Rhode Island
Tzatma Toseah Rabersham
Ceargiz
Savannah
Ormsby M. Mitchel
Cincinnati
Observatory
Union General
Union Co
Philadelphia
Mary Anderson (Dé Navarro
Sacramento
Cal
England
China
Frank S.S. Baldwin
Iceland
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
War Industries Board
New York
Army
Washington, D. C
America
Armed Services
Suda Bay
Crete
Rudy Vallee
Island Pond
Charles R. Reynolds
Elmira
William T. Tarrant
Black Hawk
Miss
Emory Ross
Kendallville
Ind
Joe E. Brown
Holygate
Ohio
Cranton Williams
Augusta
Fred L. Adair
The
Univer
Horoscope Traits Through Medical Lens in 66 Year Old Life
A horoscope notes a person born in Anamosa Iowa who is an obstetrician gynecologist at the University of Chicago. It highlights a strong character guided by scientific methods and capacity for difficult research. It warns of potential cunning and cupidity to be restrained.
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Sity
Chicago
Anamosa, Towa
Medical Q and A on safety and salvage practices
The questions cover botulism from home canned foods, fainting after blood donation as a natural reaction, salvaging tweezers scissors mirrors and safety pins for emergency medical kits, alternative shoe sole materials like cork cord wood rope and fabrics, and storing rubber goods in a cool dry place with talcum powder between items.
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Medical and Surgical Relief Committee
One Word Daily Lesson Visualize Glaciers Quote
The passage urges precise usage and pronunciation as it offers a daily word study. It highlights common misuses such as stock versus rely and data pronunciation, and includes a quotation on visualizing glaciers as an example of the word meaning.
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Dasia Dutrow
Rehoboth Beach
Kirke S. Kimpson
Court News
E. Byron Mooten
Huntington
W. Wa
Marjorie N. Byers
Sylvester K. Cooper
Catherine J Shoemaker
Lovellsville
Kenneth Samuel Garber
Union Bridge
Mary Olive Wingell
Mr. Airy
Claude Arlen Jones
Derwood
Edith O. Shifflett
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Albert Woodspeigns
Elizabeth Richardson
George Smith
Tramsville
Anna M. Hall
Buffalo
Ted Williams
Bloomington
Imogene McCarson
Roger C Harding
Arbutus V. Wenner
Lovettsville
Warren H Rumsey
Winifred A. Krall
East Berlin
Joon M. Boward
Clearsaring
Nellie French Haines
Hagerstown
Ross A Calloway
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Samaria
Earl L. Douglass
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