News Bulletin and Subscription Rates of July 30 1943
The notice lists subscription rates and service details for The News Bulletin with monthly and annual pricing. It notes Associated Press membership and republication rights. It requires real name for communications and marks its Fredericksburg postal entry dated Friday July 30 1943.
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Associated Press
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Italy and Fascism under Allied Pressure in World War II
The piece rails at Italy and Mussolini, blaming the regime for crimes and praising Allied demands for unconditional surrender. It contrasts Italian leaders with Nazi Germany, warns of Rome’s bombings and Mussolini’s failings, and questions whether Nazism will buckle under Allied power.
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Italy
Maly
Mary
Badoglio
United Nations
Rome
Mussolini
United States
Ethiopia
Spain
France
Hitler
Haly
Berlin
Germany
Kraut Heads
Wilson
Coopera
Roosevelt Churchill clash over Italy policy sparks debate
A columnist argues that Churchill and Roosevelt pursue bold rhetoric while Eisenhower offers conciliatory plans to win Italian support. The piece criticizes unconditional surrender talk and warns of political maneuvering potentially undermining allied aims and future peace amid ongoing war.
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Churchill
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Axis
Italy
Bultons for Veis Highlight Army Service Honor Badges
Washington July 29 the War Department announced that lapel buttons will signify service for individuals honorably discharged. The eagle within a circle design is currently being manufactured and bears no feltering.
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Bultons
Washington
War Department
Fire Destroys Ricks Hay Shed and Blacksmith Shop
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed two large straw ricks a hay shed and a blacksmith shop on Dr George Johnsons Frederick area farm tenanted by Benjamin Laird. Hundreds gathered as flames spread across the rural site near Frederick. The article notes local water works and street improvements as well as early shipments and travels of Frederick residents.
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George Johnson
Benjamin Laird
Frederick
Patrick Street
Olears
Water Street
South Carolina
Edward Kaons
John Haller
Central Dry Goods Store
J Vernon Silance
Fist National Bank
Werjes Maur
Chicago
Bible Thought Vanity and Flattery Amid Doubled Hearts
A fragment references Psalms 12 2 about vanity and flattery among neighbors with deceitful affection. It mentions Esttery as a handmaid and a removed friend, reflecting moral caution in a brief, antiquated tone.
Floods Hit State Hard Amid Stark Damage
A historic flood impacted Howard County with cloudburst damage to banks and communities while Lee luncheon at Wayside Inn gathered 700 volunteers. Frederick opens a local health lab in August at the Masonic Temple under Drs Barr and Cull.
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Howard County
Sixth
League of Women
Wayside Inn
Frederick
State Department of Health
Masonic Temple Bnding
R. W. Barr
W. Cull
Baltimore
New Books in Arts Library Highlight Wartime Titles
The Arts Library lists several new acquisitions including UNDERCOVER by John Roy Carl sus a study of subversive movements in America and Between Tears and Laughter by Lin Yutang a look at human relationships and peace. Also A Latin American Speaks by Luis Quintanilla and IEO DI Dyas we Bil DROVOLY Will liam L. White a Flying Fortress crew story. Madame Chiang Kai-Shek autographs displayed with Major Wertheimer and Hollington Tong signatures noted.
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John Roy Carlsus
America
United States
Ieodi
Dyas
Willliam L. White
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
Philippines
Java
Australia
Tokyo
Marjotle Barstow
Greenbie
Newping
Frederick County
Mire
Wertheimer
Major Wertheimer
Madame Chiang
Hollington Tong
Anterpreter
Litte Country
War Interpreted By Kirkel Simpson On Italian Collapse
The piece portrays Eisenhower pressing Italy to capitulate under allied threat as the Sicily campaign shards a path to a swift victory. It notes Etna center breaches and Axis retreat to Messina while Allied air bases strike crucial Italian and Tunisian targets, signaling imminent occupation.
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Italy
Atic
Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Rome
Churchill
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Sicily
Mount Etna
Catania
Etna
Messina
Tunisia
Cape Bon
Gulf of Taranto
DCLG
Geography Lesson Amid Wars and World Travel
A reflective note urges readers to study geography hour by hour as war fronts spread. It warns some will gain global knowledge through maps and news while others skip learning, missing implications of places and events.
Court News: Marriages and Divorces In Maryland Towns
George William Smith and Catherine Virginia Coffman, both 30, divorced in Brunswick. Robert G. Easterday, 46, divorced, Williamsport, and Lilian Mae Exler, 83, divorced, Hagerstown. Equity suits include absolute divorce actions and alimony requests. Property transfers list several $10 and $2300 transactions within county.
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George William Smith
Buckeystown
Catherine Virginia Coffman
Brunswick
Robert G. Easterday
Williamsport
Lilian Mae Exler
Hagerstown
Mary Ellen Winebrewer
Charles H. Frushour
Ray
King
Russell S. Linton
Carroll Wickless
Ray S King
City
Destructive beetle threatens crops in Hagerstown area
Washington County Agent Mark Miter warns farmers the Pinter beetle or potato bug is damaging tomato and potato crops in the region. Some farmers report success eradicating pests with hand dusts made from calcium arsenate copper sulfate and lime.
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Hagerstown
Mark Miter
Washington County
Transportation Integration Plans Stir Washington Debate
Washington notes a coming plan to merge rail, highway, water and air lines into 11 14 or 17 regional systems. The effort, tied to the 1940 Transportation Act, faces skepticism from air, water, and motor carriers who fear a railroad led monopoly.
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Peter Edson
Washington
United State
Congress
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Board of
Department of Justice
Senate
Donald D. Conn
Chicago
Transportation Association of America
Transportation Association
Association of American Railroads
Conn
Zinter
The
Board of Investigation
Exchange of Stock and Control
Summer Heat Perspiration and Cleaning Shortages
War era strains raise sweat issues as cleaning limits press fabric care. At normal heat a person loses over a pint via skin. in heat loss rises and salt balance can drop if fluids aren’t replaced. Aluminum chloride anti perspirant offers relief but must be applied to clean skin and washed off before dressing.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Wood hangar near Fairchild Plant No. 2 nearing completion
Norman Early, general contractor, reports an all wood hangar near Fairchild Plant No. 2 is close to completion. The structure will house air testing and motor service operations for Mfeerging.
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Hagerstown
Fairchild
Norman Early
Q and A practical history quiz insights from wartime era
The piece covers proof of birth alternatives for WWI era, draft registration figures, Florida and California coast lengths, the White House construction timeline and first occupants, Army slang meaning “dog-face,” and the status of Japanese interned labor with nominal wages paid by the U.S. government.
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U.S
U. S
Mastering One Word a Day Adherence
Lesson notes emphasize correct usage and pronunciation of words and offer guidance on common errors. Today's focus Adherence defined as steady attachment or devotion to vows, with examples and tips for expanding vocabulary through repeated practice.
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Languer
Today In History and Anniversaries
A list of birthdays and historical events with names like William T. Adams Henry A Du Pont and Smedley Butler. Notable dates include Jamestown 1619 and the Olympic start in 1982. Births include Henry Ford Robert McCormick Elliott Cutler and others.
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William T. Adams
Boston
Oliver
Medway
Mass
Henry A.du Pont
U. S
Wilmington
Del
Notable Science Figures and Births Highlighted
A Kans publisher born in Philadelphia 54 years ago is noted alongside Dr. Joel Steboois of the University of Wisconsin born in Omaha 63 years ago and Dr. Vladimir Zworykin of RCA born in Russia 54 years ago. The piece comments on courage talent and endurance amid varying influences.
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
The feature advocates trust to elicit honest behavior, noting most people respond to belief in them. It cites a credit official who says trust yields low losses and that distrust harms others. The piece references the first Chance Vought Corsair design from 1926 for Navy ships.
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White House
Washington
John Adams
Babson
Lynd
Vought
Corisair
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