The News June 8 1943 public notices and masthead
The dated issue presents the Freder ick Md newspaper header with price and subscription details. It notes Associated Press credit and editors call for real names with letters to be published. The notice stamps indicate second class matter and newsroom procedures.
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Frederick
Mermser
Buren
Cireut
Ming
GCF
Associated Press
Wed Press
Focal News
Greta
Frederieck Md
Turning Tide Turns Against Nazi Aggression in War Propaganda
War rhetoric declares the tide has turned as Nazi forces face resistance and Allied offensives. It praises American and British resolve, urges continual production of weapons, and frames the war as two-front and two-war effort with unity and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hatter
Bonita Mussolini
Italy
Tajo
Hiter
Mussalin
Tojosti
Aleutiass
America
Chinese victory halts Japanese drive toward Chungking
Chinese forces in Hupeh and Hunan shattered the Japanese offensive aimed at Chungking, routing more than five divisions, encircling and erasing them. Chinese communiques report vast war matériel captured, while Allied air power aided ground operations, inflicting heavy Japanese losses and showing Chinese air and ground superiority in Central China.
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Chungking
China
Hupeh
Hunan
Chiang KR
akiOs
China Bettie
Claire L. Chennau
Jean
An Penta
War Time Curiosities and Confusion From OWI Notes
Random wartime observations from Feter Edson discuss OWI reorganizations, transportation advice, and a Maine rest stop for Eastman. It jokes about pork barrel rules, price rolls, a Hawaii aid misprint, and the proliferation of agencies while noting inflation concerns and odd public campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
Betty MacDonald
Office of Defense Transportation
Joseph Eastman
Eastman
Maine Woods
English Lesson Word Confusion and Daily Vocab Goal
A compact note outlines common misuse examples and pronunciation tips for English learners. It stresses correct phrases like arranging flowers, defines humble, notes misspellings, and encourages daily vocabulary growth with the word fervid described as burning and intense.
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Milton
Visiting Firemen Hear First State Convention in Opera House
The visiting firemen seized the town after being granted city freedom by the Mayor. The state firemen held their first convention at the Opera House this morning and chose Hagerstown for the next gathering. J R McSherry was reelected president with E Eichelberger Edward Koonte and B H Blackston as vocal vice-presidents. The Independent Hose Company anniversary meeting was not held due to low attendance amid strand attractions. A robbery at Daysville reduced a money sack to 75 cents while cash losses ranged between 20 and 25 dollars in silver and gold. Fairfax Schley was elected president pro tempore of the Cen National Bank during Ross’s extended Pacific trip weeks.
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State Firemen's Association
Opera House
Hagerstown
E. & Eichelberger
Edward Koonte
B. H. Blackston
Independent Hose Company
Strand
O. D
Daysville
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company Parade Prize
Twenty years ago in June 1928 the Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company won the prize for best parade and won the tug race at the annual Firstwise contest. James Sappington led the organization, with Professor James Criehl as principal of the church, and vacation plans noted for June events. The annual report of Superintendents discussed school appropriations and the program started 55 years prior.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company
James MI Sappington
James Criehl
Subana
Annus
Tynaials Byarlee
Schooce
Today In History and Birthdays Feature
A Kingsport Times history roundup lists notable anniversaries from 783 to 1936 including Thomas Sully and Gideon J Pillow with birthplaces and death dates, followed by today's birthdays such as Robert F Wagner and Frank Lloyd Wright. Also notes a 1942 Supreme Court pay ruling and a June Kingsport staff vignette.
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Thomas Sully
England
Philadelphia
Charles A. Wickliffe
Kentucky
Bardstown
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Conn
Gideon J. Pillow
Tennessee
Williamson Co
Tenn
Wayie Sixon Orier
Chester
George M. Stersburg
New York
Lincoln
Congress
Glenn H. Curtiss
Gen. Pershing
London
Marne
Tokyo
Max Baer
Gernan
Max Schmelling
Black Legion
Detroit
Syria
Jap Sules
Sydney
Australia
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
Germany
Louise Stanley
Dept. of Agriculture
Bureau
iTome Economics
Nashville
Casris B Henderson
Nev
R. F.C
San Jose
Cal
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring
Wis
Center
Eni Rieve
Philadelphia Aid
Jabor
Poland
Gardiner C Means
Nath Resources Planning Board
Windham
Cusrenge H. de Mar
Ena
The War Interpreted My GLENN BABB
The analysis discusses the approaching 1943 German offensive in the East, predicting a major push toward Moscow and Kharkov Kursk sectors after heavy bombing and Allied pressure. It notes Hitler’s urgency to strike before Western Allies divert forces and emphasizes keeping the focus on the Soviet front with Allied actions aimed at supporting Russia.
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Beres
Moscow
Ned Army
Berlin
Hitler
Russia
Europe
Winston Churchill
Red Army
w.Ul
Kharkov-Kursk
Voronezh
Don
Joseph Stalin
Voronezhena
Caucasus
Stalingrad
Peene Ut
Asa Age
Ans Gyan
Hiller
Warm Moist Dressings For Strained Ankle Ligaments
Dr Thomas D Masters explains sprains and injuries to ankle ligaments. Untwisting the foot inward strains inner ligaments, with swelling and possible blue discoloration from torn vessels. Rest and early X ray evaluation advised to rule out fracture. tenderness helps localize the injury.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Offensive defensive balance shapes WWII strategy today
In today’s Washington briefing the warfronts across Europe Asia and the Pacific are described as a mix of defensive and offensive actions. Axis possibilities include potential thrusts through Spain or against Russia while the United States pursues Attu and Kiska as offensive-defensive operations. Analysts caution that the line between offensive defensive and defensive offensive can shift with moves in New Guinea Burma and the Aleutians as ships build and supplies tilt toward Europe and Asia.
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Washington
Mediterranean
Russia
Caucasus
United Nations
Europe
Asia
Axis
Spain
Tue Aleutians
United States
Attu
Kiska
Pearl Harbor
Alaska
New Guinea
Australia
Germany
Japan
Northers Chine
Kunming
Burma
China
Thon Attu
Rangoon
America
Pacific
Pacific Theater
Delectable Menu Hidden In Mark Twain Biography
A weekly book review highlights Mark Twain and his influence on youth through The Man and Legend. The piece mentions preserved garden lore and farm life, with references to Delancey Ferguson and Bertha Damon, alongside vivid kitchen imagery from Hannah Sprague’s Kitchen and Buttery.
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Mark Twain
NEA Service
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
America
Samuel Clemens
Delancey Ferguson
Bobbs Merrill
Hannah Sprague
America’s Fighting Planes in Action and The Fighting French
A review covers Reed Kinert’s America’s Fighting Planes in Action, detailing Grumman Avenger, Lockheed Lightning and other craft on training fields and fronts. It also summarizes Raoul Aglion’s The Fighting French, tracing de Gaulle’s path to England, Free France, and Allied resistance against the Nazis.
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U. S
Reed Kinert
America
Macmillan
Kinert
French
Charles de Gaulle
Raoul Aglion
Holt
de Gaulle
England
Winston Churchill
France
Great Britain
Greenland Cryolite and Other War Time Q and A
The questions cover cryolite as a key Greenland export and aluminum production use, historic transatlantic telephone links set in 1927, U S religious bodies totaling 256 with 199 302 organizations, the Great Wall length about 2550 miles with thick ancient walls, and a improvised gas mask method using baking soda between dampened bed sheets for protection.
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Greenland
United States
Buddhist Mission of North
Lufburrow Counsels Continued Hope Amid War Fronts
In a hopeful message N A Lufburrow notes Allied advances on multiple fronts bring some cheer. He warns that setbacks and storms will continue but stresses the tide is turning toward positive strength and resilience.
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N. A. Lufburrow
How to Mark Ballot Corrects An Earlier Statement
Election officials say marking an X opposite a party emblem and then an X next to opposite party candidates does not invalidate the ballot. Edward J. Smith notes voters should read the official top instructions to avoid difficulty.
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Edward J. Smith
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