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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

11

Self Conceit is the Gift that Fools Us All

Borothy Dix Bats delves into egotism and vanity noting Benjamin Franklin’s quip that egotists have it all. The piece weighs whether self conceit should be fostered in children, contrasting braggarts with modest individuals and arguing conceit can feel like a divine gift to some. It ends with a separate brief note: eighteen soldiers killed and eight injured in an Army truck crash near Nashville.

Benjamin Franklin Lady Luck Hollywood Braggart Ines Nashville Tenn Fighteen Second Army Public Relations Office

Tourney Proceeds Aid Sick Children at Brooklyn Island

William F. McKenney notes the Brooklyn and Island Championships raised 962 for Memorial Hospital's children's ward. The article highlights a hands game where North made four heart contract after an opt optimistic bidding, detailing a sequence of diamonds clubs hearts spades and a successful dummy play revealing a precise count of East's cards.

William F. McKenney America Memorial Hospital New York West North Queen of Hearts East Declarer

Hollywood Gossip and War Effort Remarks

Hollywood by Erskine Johnson surveys light gossip and war effort notes. Ann McGill’s sleep loss over Errol Flynn’s mistaken calls is contrasted with praise and quips about Jimmy Cagney, Grace George, Ed McNamara, and director William K Howard while Cary Grant keeps publicity at arm’s length during a camp visit.

Hollywood Ann McGill Errol Flynn Flynn Shej Errol Ann Hecause Annie Cagney Jimmy Cagney Johnny Grace George Bill Henry Ed McNamara William K. Howiard

Radio Programs and War Time Commentary Highlights

A dense program schedule lists music, news, and wartime commentary segments. Featured acts include Captain Midnight repeats, Jack Armstrong, Raymond Scott Orchestra, Gracie Fields, and Fred Waring. Noted news stars include Quincy Howe, Henry Taylor, Parks and Warren, and Walter Wassell. The lineup spans dance music, serials, dramas, and sports reports with multiple orchestras and guests.

Farrell Midnight Sariali Blu-Saat C Faria Bertea Kiddlea Surelaik Newa Nbde Menry Taylor Blu Quincy Howe Dbs Vay Commient Duncans Mary Small Cbx Marines Jack Armstrong Walter Wassel Cbs-Basie Raymond Scott Stern Nhe Lowell Thomason Fred Varitg Danre Cbs F & Commens Abe Mied Aero Neries Oba Nitly Nerint Trine Lose Ranger Diana of the Ballenvorn Nbe the Cavalcade of America Karl Godwin Parks and Warren Cba Val Tinney Abner Revial Shit Biy Singuue San Mbs Alfred Wallenstein Y Cone Nhe Trig Kalse Kr Hagen Blia Revus Eds-Basic Hettie Matt Witz Wroxrai Nhe Couttere Bla Cech R. de Mille Radio Theater Che Taurte Fred Waring Rhs London Radio Sewsters

Today in History and Birthdays Almanac

A compact roll of notable anniversaries and birthdays. It lists 1745 Lindley Murray born in Dauphin County and other historical figures with birth and death years, plus events from 1776 to 1942. Birthdays include Maj Alexander Seversky Dr Herbert Feis Captain Workman Paul Monroe Carl Roden Herman Wells and more. The horoscope forecasts a fair path to success with effort required and energy to be conserved.

Lindley Murray England Dauphin Susan E. Blow America St. Louis John F. Goucher Baltimore Waynesboro Samuel M. Crothers Cambridge Mass Oswego Edwin E. Slosson Albany Kans Dana C. Munro Bristol R. I New York Richard Henry Lee Congress Dilai Wiese Wolgnies Pacific Stock Exchange San Francisco American Jewish Historical Society China Cleveland Orient Thierry Sing Sing Vatican City Britain France Germany Italy Rome Kladno Czechoslovakia Midway Island Aleutian Islands Seattle Alexander P. Seversky Aventor Russia Herbert Feis Department of State Robert D. Workman Naval Chaplains Zanesville Ohio Paul Monroe Columbia Madison Ind Carl B. Roden Chicago Fubure Library Kansas City Herman B. Wells Indiana University Jamestown

Frederick County Master teacher S F Harris retires after 30 years

S Fenton Harris a famed Frederick County educator who led the commercial department at Frederick High School and its predecessor Boys High School retires as the school year ends. He helped establish the first county high school band and the first high school bank in the East. Harris taught before graduating and will head the cost accounting department at Prive Bros Inc in the city.

S. Fenton Harris Frederick County Frederick High School Boys’ High School Harris Frst Leity County School Senfors Morris Est Pth Frederick Dhe Boys Baltimore Business College Zaneham School of Penmanship Columbus Lincoln-Jefferson University Hammond Western Maryland College Mle. Therris

Mrs Winebrenner Sponsors Ship Named For Gov Ritchie

Baltimore June 6 The Liber ty ship Albert C Ritchie was launched at Bethlehem Fairfield yards. Sponsored by Mrs David C Winebrenner first cousin of Governor Ritchie the vessel built in 25 days was the 147th of its type at the yards. Executives and Gov O Conor spoke praising Ritchie as a chief executive with democratic principles. A dinner followed at the Hotel Belvedere with remarks by Senator Radcliffe and others. Capt Lewis East ern Shoreman serves as master of the ship.

Baltimore Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Bethlehem Fairfield David C. Winebrenner Frederick Jats Ritchie Land Duvall Schell U. S. Maritime Commission O'Conor Hotel Belvedere John Willis Betthlehem-Fairfield Shipyards Toasimaster George L. Radcliffe Capt. Lewis Gov. Ritchie

Large Contingent Of U. S. Airmen Arrives

London June 7 A large contingent of American airmen has arrived in Britain to join the Allied air offensive. The arrivals include operational units and ground personnel. Flying crews have been arriving steadily, with American bombers crossing the Atlantic as weather improves. A U S military band welcomed the flyers with hot jazz.

London Europe U.S Army Air Forces Britain U.S Atlant Sta

Marshall May Lead Allied Invasion

London reports Gen. George C. Marshall may lead the Allied invasion of Europe and transfer his staff to the Mediterranean or European theater. The Daily Herald cites American and British circles as the source and notes possible reorganization prior to any sea or land invasion.

London George C. Marshall Artmy Europe Daily Herald Mediterranean United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Harald Alexander Bracketed Guus Yapilis Montgomery Eighth Army

Navy ships honor Roman and Greek mythic figures

Repair ships in the U S Navy are named after characters from Roman and Greek myth, reflecting a tradition of engraving ancient heroic names onto modern seafaring vessels. The practice links contemporary naval service to classic mythic lineage and naval heritage.

U.S. Navy

Air Defense Alarm Sounded Over Wilmington Area

The First Army reports a blue air alarm in the Wilmington North Carolina defense region was caused by unidentified objects later identified as friendly. The alert covered the southern portion of North Carolina and the northern portion of South Carolina with immediate protective action taken.

New York First Army Wilmington N.C Gleon Herveus Kirsty Fouthter First Army Command North Carolina South Carolina

Rationing Roundup as Ration Book 2 Rules Expanded

Associated Press reports ration book 2 details with application blanks due by Thursday. Meat cheese canned milk and sugar stamps have varying validity across stamps J K L M and others with some expiring today or through mid or late June. Gasoline No 5 A and 6A stamps set quantities through July 21 with regional differences. East zones face 40 percent cuts and ban on pleasure driving while a June expansion plan for stockpiles and next year's forms is outlined.

Associated Press Nexthursday East

WAAC Headquarters Openings and Posts in Frederick County

WAAC recruiting details announced with new and existing posts across Frederick County. Headquarters move to 153 North Market Street and June 10 staffing plans outlined. Lieut Calvert visits Brunswick and opens Thurmont post in St. John's Lutheran Red Cross room with Tuesday duties. Miss Blanche Eyler named civilian WAAC representative in Thurmont.

Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps North Market Street People's Service Ase Gee Frederick County WAAC AWVS West Patrick Street Calvert Brunswick Thurmont Red Cross St. John’s Lutheran Church Blanche Eyler

Rockville Methodist Church Reopens After Remodel

Rockville June 1 The reconstructed and enlarged Rockville Methodist church was used Sunday for the first time. Pastor Rev John W Rosenberger announced a formal dedication will be deferred until the debt is cleared. Improvements and equipment total about 35000, all paid or pledged.

Rockville John W. Rosenberger

Sun Exposure Hazards Warn of Severe Skin Injury

The article warns that excessive sun exposure can damage the skin, causing sunburn and pigment changes. It notes that light from the sun includes ultraviolet and visible rays, with intensity higher in summer and at higher altitudes. Sensitive individuals, especially blondes, are more prone to injury, and severe burns can trigger fever, nausea, and systemic effects.

Preventive skin care against sunburns and damage

The text emphasizes preventive treatment for sunburns as best. After damage, palliative care is late. Wet Epsom salt dressings help, and when blisters are extensive, certain acids and dressings are used. Gradual sun exposure builds protection. Ointments, oils, petroleum, and filters offer limited screening, but sunburn risks remain serious and a tan’s drawbacks outweigh benefits.

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