News Post in Frederick Court Subscription Rates
A 1942 Frederick news page shows subscription details with monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates. editorial note emphasizes accuracy, real-name bylines, and correction policy. The publication is entered as second class mail in Frederick Maryland on Thursday July 30, 1942.
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Acews
Ee Frederick
Gemaber Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated
Associated Prema
Pet
Focal News Pub
Ita
Frederick Md
Argentina Resists United States Pull in War Claims
In a period of global tension Argentina under President Castillo and Foreign Minister Guinaru rejects Washington's proposed convoy system and aligns with Axis sentiment. They oppose aiding the United States with guns and planes, foresee negative effects on trade and sovereignty, and warn neighboring republics of becoming marginalized in the hemisphere.
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Americas
Argentina
United States
Castillo
Guinaru
Uncle Sam
Germany
Washington
Ald
Guinazi
Japan
America
Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Guinazu
South
Central America
Hemisphere
Protests Over Dairy Regulations Hit Baltimore Market
Letters to the Editor protest Baltimore dairy rules aimed at eliminating small producers and claim they waste funds on barn rebuilds and metal fittings. The writer argues regulations add little to public health, noting pasteurization already makes milk safe and that Washington’s market experience shows reduced income for farmers without health gains.
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Baltimore
News Sur
Baltimore City Health Department
Maryland Milk Producers Association
Washington
Today In Washington Wage Cuts and Tax Hikes Debate
Washington discusses wage stabilization and proposed taxes as a wave of public policy affects savers and investors. The piece argues that while manufacturing earnings rise under wage stabilization, investors see declining bond yields and dividend cuts, urging protection for thrift through stable income. It highlights concerns over Treasury rate cuts, inflation risk, and the burden on savers, insurers, and pensioners amid wartime finance.
Thoughts on Thoughtfulness and Gratitude in Society
A fragment discusses how people respond to kindness with gratitude or silence and notes social expectations for thanks. It contrasts the pleasure of hearing thanks with the disappointment of indifference. A second fragment states that U S truck trailer output in 1941 totaled 40 800.
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United States
Indomitable Will Lesson From A Daily Word Card
A daily vocabulary note defines indomitable as not to be subdued and unconquerable. It notes common usage errors such as among themselves for more than two and mispronunciations of Faye and fate.
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Faye
U. S
Office of Facts and Figures
Court News: Property Deeds and Equity Cases
Anna C Gross widowed transfers property to Charles A Gross and others in county. The Bank of Brunswick sells to Lloyd A Webber and spouse in county. Charles W Beard and spouse transfer to Aubrey M Dutrow and spouse for $40. Charles E Brachey transfers to Issac L Stevens for $10. Frances E Houck sues Paul E Houck for absolute divorce. Genetta Ler Whitbeck sues William Smith Whitbeck for separate maintenance.
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Anna C. Gross
Charles A. Gross
Bank of Brunswick
Lloyd A. Webber
Slo
Charles W. Beard
Equity
Frances E. Houck
Paul E. Houck
Genetta Ler Whitbeck
William Smith Whitbeck
Maryland Governor Requests Federal Help on Migratory Labor
Governor Herbert R. O'Connor of Maryland appealed for federal aid to recruit migratory labor as farmers face a labor shortage. M. Jeffries, biographer of O'Connor, indicated he would assist if Maryland identified a surplus. The governor warned of heavy losses for peaches and fiber crops as labor difficulties loom ahead.
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South Columbia
Jeffries
Herbert R. O'Connor
Maryland
Wconor Aad
Federal Employment Service
Jeff- Irles
Brussels sprouts name tied to Belgium and wild cabbage roots
The vegetable known as Brussels sprouts derives its name from Brussels Belgium, the seeds originate there, and the plant developed from a wild cabbage variant.
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City
Brussels
Belgium
Wartime Washington puzzles the professor and a White House dinner
New York July 20 George Tucker reports Professor Lindeman, traveling from wartime Washington, telephoning dozen officials who cannot spare time for a social powwow. He then reaches Mrs. Roosevelt and is granted an hour before the president’s dinner hour. The column also notes Dick Jurgens’ rising band fame and a preview of his Manhattan visit on Broadway with a $7500 weekly engagement, plus Basil Fameen’s wartime anecdotes and musical notes.
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Manhattan
George Tucker
New York
Washington
Edward Linderman
White House
Dick Jurgens
Hig
Strand
Broadway
Kyser
Dorsey
Kaye
Sacramento
Calif
Jurgens
Elmer
Basil Fameen
Tsends
Atlantic City
Ciro
Hollywood
Brazil
Copacabina
Pwar
Detroit
America
Land of Liberty
Russia
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Column July 36 1892
Fifty years ago locals recount a near horse escape as URNER and family fled a frightened horse and a broken bridle on the north town, a citizen cooked egg in hydrant water, hail damage from a severe storm cripples corn, a boating party hosted by city youths at Black Rock for visiting friends, and a large lake near Carroll Creek claimed Henry Fox’s brush with a reptile.
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M. G. Urner
MS. Airy Camp
Black Rock
Eleanor
Edith Ritchie
Teresa
Kata Awaines
A. Potts
Mary McSherry
Charles and
Frank Smith
John and
Albert Ritchie
Charles W. Ross Jr
Richard Potts
Robert Kunkel
Madison Nelson
John Silford
Arthur Gambrill
Henry Fox
Carroll Creek
Teachers Form Maryland Vocational Agriculture Association
Twenty years ago readers note a two day Maryland conference leading to the formation of the Association of Vocational Agricultural Teachers of the state with H R Shoemaker of Middletown High elected president. Also reports Frederick anglers catching 97 eels nine turtles a catfish and five others. Frederick’s military unit enjoys nine days at Edgewood Arsenal awaiting return. Eldridge of Myersville introduces a brick bungalow near the U B Church in the town’s north end.
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Maryland Hich
College Park
Association of
Vocational Agricultural Teachers of
H R. Shoemaker
Middletown High School
Wiram Derr
B. E. Phebus
Scott
Frederick
Edgewood Arsenal
John Eldridge
Myersville
U. B
Coming Changes After the War From Babson
Babson analyzes postwar prospects in blunt, data driven terms. He weighs armistice timing, Russia and Germany fronts, continued armament production, and shifts in finance tax policy debt payments and inflation. He forecasts a peacetime industrial revival, a postwar boom followed by a reckoning, and growth in advertising travel and new product development.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Washington
Hitler
Germany
Russia
Africa
Egypt
Rommel
Japan
Berlin broadcasting Are You Listening
Edson argues the U S should reconsider spreading Axis propaganda. He notes few listen to foreign short wave broadcasts, often for laughs at Lord Haw Haw, and questions the value of disseminating enemy lies to the press and public. He explains how the FCC records broadcasts and creates digests for officials, framing propaganda analysis as a game that amplifies both lies and denials.
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Washington
U. S
Cnte
Lord Haw Haw
Debunk
Federal Communications Commission
Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service
Stadio
Psychological warfare and wartime daily briefings amid rumors
A study of rumor, propaganda, and underground feedback notes that lies circulate via gossip beyond official debunking, while psychological warfare extends beyond short wave radio into underground information flows. The summary items cover an Axis rumor strategy, a new Army bomber, salvage programs, timber trade rules, defense lodging rent ceilings, price ceiling shifts, and wartime wage statistics.
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Army
Blalig Silifp
Department of Labor
God at the Center of Life and the Root of Evil
Earl L. Douglass argues evil grows from unregulated desire which shifts the center of life from God to created things. True Christianity centers God, while money work family and friends are good yet dangerous if allowed to usurp divine throne.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
God
Babson Newspaper
Getting Educated Man Learns Earth Better in 100 Years
A compact note reflects on rapid human learning about the earth over the last century, juxtaposing biblical and classical sentiments with a modern educational perspective. The piece underscores accelerated knowledge growth in geology and related sciences.
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Treasury
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Leo
Britain
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N. A. Lufburrow
Court News
the News
Babson
Yone
Florida
California
Mamma
Papa
Sister
Edson
Berlin Broadcasting
Peter Edson
Australia
Ireland
Euripides
Siberia
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