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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1943
Page
4
A fragmentary note shows a rejection affecting Burwell and a correction to a corporate confirmation. The item mentions the column in The News and a Saturday date, with reference to an edit adjustment.
A House resolution by Representative Mason of Illinois calls for amending the Constitution to limit United States presidents to two terms. The move follows similar resolutions in Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan as grass roots pressure grows amid President Roosevelt's bid for a third term. Supporters say the change defends government by the people.
Analysis of German temperament and morale after defeat. Experts warn of renewed aggression as civilians endure occupation. Indiscriminate bombings, indoctrination, and industry strain are cited as intensifying factors. The piece weighs Germany’s guilt, the potential endurance of its people, and the danger of a future confrontation.
The note explains proper phrasing to express intention with verbs like see and meant to see. It also marks the word lethargic, guiding pronunciation as le thar jik with the emphasis on the second syllable.
Washington reports pressure on truck supply as civilian production reopens. The Office of Defense Transportation notes 7500 eight ton plus heavy trucks to be manufactured later in 1943 while stockpiles remain fragile. Demand grows with war effort, subcontracts, and farm trucking, stretching already strained repair parts and fleets.
A compact vocabulary note emphasizes defection as failure in duty and backsliding. It links the term to a quote from Sir Walter Raleigh about falling away from God and invites daily focus on mastering one word.
Fifty Years Ago items note a mower damaged by a runaway team near Kolb's Mill and alumni officers elected at Frederick Female Seminary. Mentions Harry Stone resigning as night operator at Chesapeake and Potomac Tel Co and lists Frederick residents visiting the World’s Fair in Chicago, plus historical note on John Williams as a Revolutionary era figure and ancestry of Captain Henry Wahldins.
County Commissioners hear Mayor Culler and City Attorney Smith request county funding for sewer work along part of Ailey Alley. Estimated cost of the project is about 35 090 dollars. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer receives Doctor of Divinity at Franklin and Marshall College commencement. T Poole Jones from this city fractures right ankle in horse accident. Mary Margaret Smith and Gilmer Schley wed quietly at St John’s rectory.
A collage of dates and names from Today In History noting figures such as Josiah Harlan David Abeel John A Roebling and Thomas J Walsh with events from 776 to 1918. Birthdays include Adm Thomas C Hart Noehat as Roosevelt and Lt Gen Herbert J Brees plus a Horoscope remark about eccentric spouses and missed chances.
Fragmentary prose warns that planes and guns will hum over old Japan as the greatest enemy of man. The speaker pleads for mercy toward those not involved, yet acknowledges many must die before the situation changes.
In a vivid Saturday column, readers glimpse the home front and wartime living. References to the Tank Navy, WAVES, and labor from the Bahamas hint at shortages and mobilization. The piece contrasts social life with rationing, gasoline shortages, and busy War Cabinet planning amid local politics and community events.
A spoken appeal urging leaders to end violence and strive for true serenity, calling for swift days of peace. The author appeals to sincere hearts to endure until harmony returns, warning against murder torture and bombings.
Washington June 12 The Roosevelt administration proposes a bill to reduce the Supreme Court quorum to five justices enabling a three to two majority in certain cases. The plan aims to influence key cases including the Aluminum Company of America and the North American Company death sentence case while reflecting historic pressures on court rulings.
O J Stonesifer editor of the Pilot recalls publishing difficulties since last August as staff joins army, hospitalizations, illnesses, and a doctor’s bed rest slow work amid ongoing shortages and churn at the Union Bridge paper. The column also recaps 20 years ago in 1924 and local anecdotes.
Advice urges careful visitation in hospitals to protect recovering patients. Dramatizes strain from war era staff shortages and urges visitors to send notes or small gifts, avoid children, limit talk, and depart promptly after visits. Warns against disease carriers entering wards.
A set of factual trivia items covering Stalin's name meaning steel, daylight saving in Uruguay 30 minutes, loss of nationality for voting abroad, Henry Knox as first Secretary of War commissioned Sept 12, 1789, and Franklin D Roosevelt’s Dutch lineage via Claes van Rosenvelt.
A nostalgic poem about a traveling peddler arriving at a yard gate with an oilcloth pack. The speaker recalls the peddler’s wrinkled back and eager arrival, the doorway visit, and the moment the pack is opened to reveal treasures. The piece contrasts quaint shop comparisons with the vivid joy of a child awaiting discovery along dusty roadways.
The passage notes that visiting rules, once polite guidelines in peace time, are now being made binding in hospitals to curb spread of infection and protect the public during periods of national strain.
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