The News Frederick Md Friday July 21 12
The Frederick MD paper announces standard subscription rates and a policy on corrections. It notes ASSOCIATED PRESS affiliation and urges reader contribution with real names. The notice appears in the News-Fau Building circulation area of Court 51.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
AH Communications
Court
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Fredérick
Byrd led committee touts $1.31B in 1943 nonessential cuts
The Joint Congressional Committee on Reduction of Non-essential Federal Expenditures, led by Sen. Harry F. Byrd, reports $1,313,983,208 in reductions in appropriations and loan authorizations for 1943. WPA cut $540,000,000 and Civilian Conservation Corps abolition saved $238,960,000. The panel urges continued economy, especially in war agencies, amid a looming $200,000,000,000 national debt and taxes covering only 30 percent of expenditures.
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Joint Congressional Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Conservatium Corps
Uns
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
Dr Arnold head master of Rugby inspires students with crystal clear goodness. His unselfish, principled conduct shapes behavior more than harsh discipline, proving that genuine moral worth defeats even the most disorderly. The piece contrasts honest virtue with luckless criminals and notes aging trucks on American farms.
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Earl L. Douglass
Arnold
Rugos
Arnold Ale
Pcner
Babson
Lynd
Enduring call to drop excess word in wartime tax bill
A senator urged removing the word excess from the wartime tax bill arguing there are no excess profits. He cited National City Bank data showing profits down and taxes absorbing a large share of income while wages lag.
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Washington
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Comonnes
Statistical Bureau of the National City Bank of New York
Bible Thought and he did evil explains lacking heart to seek the Lord
Fragmentary text cites a Chronicles verse about evil deeds due to not preparing the heart to seek the Lord. The excerpt includes unclear surrounding words and seems part of a devotional or commentary. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are clearly provided.
Fifty Years Ago Local News From The Colonning
In Mt Pleasant district an election will be held to suppress the sale of intoxicating liquors. The left wind wheel of William Anderson ice wagon broke on West Patrick street. driver Harry Beaufelter fell out, skinning his left hand. Blackberries sell for four cents a quart. local residents listed. A party rode to Mt Airy camp on bicycles, noting less rain there than Frederick. About 1000 people gathered at the Court House for an open air concert by the Cornet Band of Yellow Springs led by Roger Harley, part of the fourth annual Bay Rides excursion committee efforts.
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Mt. Pleasant
William Anderson
West Patrick Street
Harry Beaufelter
Messrs
A. B. Routzahn
Geo. HW. Keyser
Ben Fo Grove
J. A. Kennedy
V. Marken
Elmer Fahrney
Chas. Levy
Lewis Smith
Chas. Grove
Chas. Cline
A. C Lorentz
Mt Airy Camp
Mt Airy
Frederick
Lightning Strikes Cause Deaths And Property Loss
A 1922 column reports a deadly lightning storm with Edward A. Myers killed instantly in Woodsboro and Oscar Waltz's residence at Araby burned, totaling about 10 000 in loss halfway insured. C P Smith survived after being stunned. T B Engle and family depart on a two week motor trip through New Jersey when the bolt struck a confectionery stand near LeGores Grove.
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Imr
T B Engle
Stokes
Fomore
New Jersey
LeGores Grove
Church of God
Edward A. Myers
Woodsboro
C. P Smith
Booth
Oscar
Waltz
Araby
Man About Manhattan by Orge Tucker
The column sketches Greek tycoon Spyros Skouras visiting New York and his Astor hotel meeting with the King of the Greeks. It recalls Gypsy Rose Lee’s tale about Joan Crawford and a scene reshaping in They All Kissed the Bride. It praises George M. Cohan era producer John Pierce for clever Broadway revivals at Carnegie Hall and notes Pierce’s early hunger years and missed Cochran London job.
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New York
Spyros Skouras
George
Astor Hotel
Skouras
Astor
Gypsy Rose Lee
Joan Crawford
June Havoc
Joan
Daan
Alexander Flall
Eileen
Hall
June
John Pierce
Carnegie Hall
Critica
Pierce
USA
Mexico City
Hfe
Bultifor George M. Cohan
Hollswood
New + York
War Interpretations Stir Debate On Allied Front Prospects
The piece reviews Allied and Soviet signals amid German advances in the Caucasus and Don regions. It notes Cripps hints at a secret front, Churchill’s cautious stance, and Stalin’s possible field role or preparation to muster reserves as Moscow counters with Timoshenko reinforcing forces.
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Cow
London
Caucasus
Don
Don Bend
Volga
Quilck
Angralia
Stafford Cripps
Churchill
Cripps
Germany
Egypt
Stalin
Moscow
Rumov
Hitler
Ukraine
Timoshenko
Listening In On The Psychological Front In Wartime
Washington column analyzes Nazi propaganda tactics and U S psychological warfare in 1942. It cites a Moscow winter false Russian offensive claim spread by Berlin stations and notes how such misinfo influenced U S aid debates. It discusses radio whispers and terror tactics, plus cautions on effective methods.
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Edson
Washington
U.S
Russia
Napoleon
Berlin
France
Moscow
Ho Pup
United States
Congress
Turkey
Today In History and Birthdays of Noted Figures
A list of historical events and birthdays. Notable figures include James Kent born in Connecticut 1763, John Ericsson born Sweden 1803, Frederick W. N. Crouch 1808, John W. Garrett 1820, Paul du Chailly 1935, Edward H. Kendall 1842, Theobald Smith 1859. Births and events span 1763 to 1954 with various global locations and roles.
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James Kent
New York
Putnam Co. Conn
John Ericsson
Sweden
Frederick W. N. Crouch
Kathleen Mavourneen
England
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
Paul du Chailly
Africa
France
Edward H. Kendall
Boston
Theobald Smith
Rockefeller
Dora Albany
WN. Y
Detroit
Lafayette
Continental Continental Congress
U. S
Samuel Hopkins
Vermont
Troy
Samuel Wilson
Uncle Sam
Congress
Carlisle Indian School
Hitler
Christian Science
Germany
George F. Moore
Washington
Alice H. Bartlett
National Defense
Bennington
Emanuel A. Goldenweiser
Federal Reserve System
Russia
Guy Emory Shipler
the Churchman
Warran
N.Y
Sebastian 5. Kresge
Daily Word Notes on Usage and Pronunciation
A compact guide highlighting correct usage and pronunciation of common words. It covers phrases to avoid like I have got to see you, suggests must see you instead, explains mispronunciations such as demon strable, and notes spelling quirks and vocabulary growth tips.
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Colton
Wartime sacrifice urged as production soars in 1941
N A Lufburrow notes 1941 truck production in the United States hit 1,042,085 commercial units, urging greater sacrifice in all warfare efforts as the big conflict unfolds and impacts daily life.
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Yvenair
N. A. Lufburrow
United States
Noted merchant and physicist born on this date
Noted merchant Bald Moust of Pa born 75 years ago and Dr Herbert E Ives of Bell Labs New York born in Philadelphia 60 years ago are commemorated. The text warns of treachery as a recurring trait in people born today and remarks on intuition over logic.
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Bald Moust
Herbert E. Ives
Bell Telephone Laboratories
New York
Philadelphia
Dudass Dills Recuye
Brakeman Fractures Both Right Bones in Washington Yard
Robert Mohler of Brunswick fell at the Washington D C yard while at work for the B and O railroad. He fractured both bones in his right leg and was taken to Emergency Hospital where he is reported to be progressing nicely.
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MRT
Washington
Robert Mohler
Brunswick
Washington, D. C
Engagement of Miss Lalla Harrison to Captain Dodge
Mrs Burr Power Harrison of Leesburg Virginia announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lalla Fauntleroy Harrison to Captain Clarence Dodge Jr U S A He comes from Washingtons oldest families and is stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma The wedding planned for late summer will be a simple ceremony due to the death of Miss Harrisons father Also notes: birthday observance for Miss Agnes Schley and multiple society moves and visits across Maryland Virginia and Ohio.
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Loudoun County
John Hay Whitney
New York
Burr Harrison
Louise Goldsborough
Maryland
Brice Worthington Golds
Cambridge
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Baltimore
Miss Harrison
Gunstop Hall
Washington
Warfield
Tourmont
Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Bragg
S.C
Friends’ School
Princeton University
Princeton Club
Chevy Chase
Columbia
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