The News of Frederick Friday June 5 1942
The Freder ick News 1942 issue lists circulation details subscription rates and policy. It notes association with the Associated Press and the need for real names with communications. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Freder ick MD post office.
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Great Southern Ptg
MFG. CO
WEWS
News-Post Court
Frederick
Weanths
Audit Bureau of Circulations OF
Associated Press
Werevn
Peteon
Fee Agmaache
Frederieck, Md
Jap Island Bases Lead to Pacific War Strategy
Dispatches describe bombing raids on Japanese island bases near Australia, built since Pearl Harbor on lands occupied by Japan. Micronesia islands including the Carolines, Marshalls, and Marianas are key to Japan’s plans, forming an inverted T pointing to Japan with routes to Hawaii, the Philippines, and Borneo. US and Britain warned of hidden fortifications. Admiral Togo’s navy shaped the view of these islands as vast carriers that will be sunk at the peace table.
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Australis
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Pacific Islands
Micronesia
Carolines
Marshalls
Marianas
Philippines
Marshall Islands
Hawaii
Guam
Borneo
Celebés
Netherlands East Indies
United States
Britain
Suetsugu
Bible Verse Quote Reflection Card
A compact note presents a Bible verse and a Shelley-like saying. It links Matthew 6 21 with a proverb about the heart, offering a reflective thought on treasure and emotion.
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Matthew
Shelley
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local notes from June 5, 1892 recount a man fined 81.85 for running a horse on the post office pavement, a Democrats mass meeting at City Opera House with a parade by United Drum Bard, and remarks by Col. Baughwian introducing Congressman Butler and Congressman Castle. A boy named George Eichelberger fractured his head while playing on wood in a shed, a resident’s dog Prince died, Kemp Hall crowded for Good Templars anniversary with St. James Lutheran service led by Rev. Hasskarl and choir director Wm. Keller.
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The
News
Frederick
Ravas
Justice Eckstein
City Opera House
United Drum
Col. Baughwian
Congressman Butler
Town
Congressman Castle
Minnesota
George
W. H. Eichelberger
East Fifth Street
H. Baltzell
Julia’ Siedling
Market Street
Prince
Kemp Hall
Good Templars
St. ‘James
Twenty Years Ago Excal Items From The Columns Of The News
June 5 1922 reports Chief Judge Hammond undergoing minor surgery at Frederick City Hospital and recovering well. At Independent Hall delegates from three local fire companies voted to invite the State Firemen's convention to meet in Frostburg next year. High water from four days of heavy rain receded but caused widespread flooding with streams overflowing. County Commissioners plan next levy to fund a farm agent and home demonstration work. Brehivfs.
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the News
Hammond Urner
Frederick City
Independent Hall
Siste Firemen
Frostburg
Unionization in America reaches one-third of wage earners
Report from the Department of Labor shows 33 million workers, about 11 million union members, with 40 percent under closed shop or compulsory unionization. It notes 53 percent in certain industries under union agreements by end of 1941 and discusses War Labor Board requirements and potential government regulation.
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Washington
David Lawrence
America
Labor P
American Federation of Labor
C. 1 O
A. F. of L
War Labor Board
Department OF Labor
Department
Democratic Party
Mrs Ash Hosts Elegant Key Hotel Dinner Party
Mrs Gordon Monges Ash of West Second street hosted a large Saturday night dinner in the Francis Scott Key hotel ball room with local and out of town guests. Floral decor featured peonies, palms, white candles and an American flag. prizes were awarded for bridge, and the guest list included numerous Baltimore and Frederick residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Poole Jones
Charles McC. Mathias
Isabelle Kunkel Daniell
Smith Blair
Edward D. Grove
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Charles W. Ross
Edward Barber
Franklin B. Smith
M. Louise Johnson
Wesley S. Tull
Louise Potts
J. Alleine Williamson
Charles Gould
David C Winebrenner
Samton
Rovert S Tyson
Constance
Anna T. Harding
D. Charles Winebrener
John i Mn
Glens How Qton
Francis D. Howard
Mary “Her Tull
A. Austin Pearce
Charles S. Price
William W Osburn
Ernest Helfenstein
A. L. Pearson
Russell Beck
Thomas H. Quill
Frederick
Emma M. Brown Celebrated On Eightieth Birthday
Miss Emma M. Brown of Prospect Hill near Frederick enjoyed a Saturday afternoon party at her niece Mrs. William M. Storm’s Rockwell Terrace residence. The event, arranged by Mrs. Storm and Roy I. Hyndman, drew about 45 relatives and friends and featured many gifts for the honored guest.
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Emma M. Brown
Hilly
Frederick
William M. Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Mind Your Manners Questions and Answers
A domestic etiquette guide asks five prompts about hosting and guest behavior. It covers pets in dining rooms, giving a host’s dog a treat, dogs jumping on guests, expressing dislike of a pet, who serves dessert, and how to handle a late guest with dinner already delayed. The provided answers are all No except the final timing question which allows either option, with the hostess typically serving.
Dutch Harbor Raid Interpreted as Scout for Future Moves
The Dutch Harbor raids are seen as scouting, not a major operation, with no bombs dropped in the second pass and a six hour gap suggesting small carrier launched planes. Tokyo seeks American readiness signals and potential joint actions with Russia, while Alaska serves as a bridgehead for future Pacific warfare.
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Japan
Dutch Harbor
Unalaska
Washington
Navy
Abe
Europe
Canada
United States
Russia
Tokyo
Alaska
Libya
Siberia
Hitler
Orient
Strength For Today and the Sons of the American Revolution
A column by Eart L Douglass argues character growth requires patience and steady practice akin to music or surgery. The Nebraska piece notes Sterling F Mutz of Lincoln elected president of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution at its annual congress in Williamsburg with officers named for librarian, historian, registrar, and secretaries.
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L. Douglass
D. D
Algo
Cent Babson
Williamsburg
Sterling F. Mutz
Lincoln
Nebr
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
G Ridgely Sappington
Baltimore
McDonald Miller
Washington
W. MacFarlard Jones
Richmond
Frank B. Steele
George S. Robertson
Frank Bartlett Steele
Sappington
Frederick County
Washed Up Flyer Haunts Army in Chennault Debate
Edson reviews Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault, once retired for disability, now central in a plan to merge the AVG into a U S Air Corps pursuit squadron. He built flying formulas at Maxwell Field and China campaigns, shaping air combat theory while facing scrutiny from Army brass and political tides.
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Washington
Claire L. Chennault
Flying Tigers
Burma
China
Chennault
Billy Mitchell
Mitchell
United States
Chiang
Kaishek
Central
AVG
U. S. Air Corps
U. S
Air Corps Tactical School
Maxwell Field
Ala
Brooks Field
Tex
Langley Field
H. S. Hansell
J. H. Williamson
Jin
Army
Washington Air Army Air Force
Man About Manhattan reflects on Broadway trends and theater lore
George Tucker surveys Broadway fashion from long coats to short jokes. He recounts a Harper-esque night with Tommy Dorsey, Hoover quips on perfect crimes, cafe scenes, a dramatic RCA building jump, and a mix of reviews on Tortilla Flat from stage to screen. Juliet Rowe earns a BA and journalism certificate at St Joseph’s College with editor role on The Valley Echo.
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Manhattan
George Tucker
New York
Broadway
Tommy Dorsey
Jack Kirkland
Juliet Elizabeth Rowe
Charles J. Rowe
St. Joseph's College, Emmitsburg
Yalley Echo
Those Japs and the War Spirit in Nineteen Fortunes
A wartime column condemns Japanese aggression with harsh generalizations while noting varied individual attitudes. It argues a looming disaster for Japan from its own reputation and cites an observation about a law degree. Clara Pope and Miss Clara Pope of Columbus Ohio visit Dr. and Mrs. William E Trail and family near Braddock.
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Clara Pope
Miss Clara Pope
Columbus, O
William E. Trailand
Braddock
Today In History and Birthdays Digest 1762 to 1960s
A compact digest lists notable births and historical milestones. It mentions Bushrod Washington and others, including Columbus Delano and George T. Angell, with dates of birth and death, plus 1794 to 1941 events such as frigate construction, Uncle Tom's Cabin serialization, and the gold clause act. It also notes today’s birthdays and a cautious horoscope.
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Bushrod Washington
George Washington
Virginia
U. S. Supreme Court
Maximilian la Borde
South Carolina
Edgefield
Boston
Mass
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Southbridge
Jabez L. M. Curry
Alabama
Lincoln Co
Aliee Fortier
Tulane University
St. James Parish
Edward J. Thorp
New York
Congress
de Pauw University
Asbury
Greencastle
Ind
Washington, D. C
National Brewers Congress
Chicago
Neuilly Woods
Divorce Granted to Mrs Thelma Hemp in Absolute Decree
Mrs Thelma L Hemp was granted an absolute divorce from David B Hemp a local merchant by decree signed by Chief Judge Edward S Delaplaine. She may resume her maiden name Thelma Lewis and the husband is ordered to pay the costs. Patrick M Schnauffer represented the complainant and Edwin F Nir k was attorney for the defendant.
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Thelma L. Hemp
Elfry
David B. Hemp
Edward S. Delaplaine
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