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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1944

Page

4

The News 4 Every Al Sunday Freder 1944 notice

The item appears to be a 1944 newspaper masthead for The News 4 Every Al Sunday Great Southern PTC IRG Co. It lists subscription rates and policy notes about corrections and AP credit, with the date June 13, 1944. The readable text indicates a standard wartime publication notice and circulation details from Frederick Maryland.

Great Southern Ptc IRG CO Ad News-Post ‘Court St. Frederick Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press At News

More To Come Invasion Thrusts Across Europe

The piece argues the invasion of Cherbourg Havre shows Allied momentum while Germany faces a dilemma between countering the beachhead or watching Calais and Havre be exploited. Allied minesweeping and joint force coordination boost progress, even as German tactics promise punishing counter-attacks.

Hitler Europe Cherbourg-Havre Arta Calais Cherbourg-Havre Havre Paris

Youths deserve wartime support for better summer play

The editor is urged to back adult support for youth recreation as wartime strain grows. The letter argues youth needs demand wider adult involvement and practical help, backing playground programs to provide constructive summer activities for girls and boys, with responsible, unobtrusive leadership from adults.

Planus Mary .Lowe Smith

English Lesson Notes on Usage and Pronunciation

A compact study guide highlights common mistakes in English usage. It discusses misused phrases such as The boys are going some place tonight and explains pronunciation similarities like chute and shoot. It lists synonyms for comrade and urges vocabulary growth.

Chum

Willkie on Commerce Regulation and Court Power

Washington June 13 Wendell Willkie urges a national view on regulating commerce while noting Supreme Court rulings expand federal power. He criticizes bureaucratic administration and argues the court rewrote the commerce clause since 1933. The piece discusses Roosevelt's court-packing episode, split decisions, and calls for constitutional amendments or a responsible government model as checks on centralized power.

Washington Wilkie Supreme Court David Lawrence Wasington Wendell Willkie Congress Willkie Democratic Party Roosevelt New Deal Justice Frankfurter Australia Canada

Impregnable Walls Defend City Amid Siege

Reports describe the city’s fortifications as impregnable as attackers press to breach the surrounding walls. Citizens remain under curfew while defenders maintain stronghold positions, citing strategic strength and disciplined garrison.

Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News

A June 13, 1894 item notes at about 5 o clock this morning the Independent bell called firemen to the B and O depot for a special train to Hagerstown for a state convention. Fire department action, waterworks committee visits stations, a choked sewer at East Church and East streets fixed by Mayor Fleming, a heavy thunderstorm with hail in Frederick area, and the Frederick Bicycle Club planning a Sunday run to Washington leaving at 1 am.

the News United Bell B. and O Hagerstown Committee ON Water Works Eiservhauer Brookey Dadisman Big Tuscarora East Church East Streets Fleming

Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

June 15, 1924 report notes Howard Malbaugh and Fred Erick elected state officers at the Fraternal Order of Eagles 38th annual convention in Cumberland. Improvements underway on East Patrick Street property. building torn down for a modern addition. Frederick firemen return from Harford convention noting high costs. Likely no MCA camp at Big Pool this year due to recent floods and food shortages.

the News Howard Malbaugh Frederick Order of Eagles Cumbe Patrick Street Hasyre de Grace Frederick M.C.A Big Poo

Dorothe Dix on Middle Age Marital Strains and Enduring Love

Dorothy Dix argues that marriages endure tests in midlife as couples move from youthful passion to routine. She notes couples analyze feelings after children grow up, leading to doubts about soul mates and lasting happiness. The piece urges acceptance of love maturing rather than chasing new thrills.

Jas Easy Street Iu Hing Tim Warren

War Interpreted by Kirke L. Simpson on Normandy invasion

In a fresh war analysis Kirke L. Simpson describes Allied forces breaking the Normandy Cherbourg objective before St Lo and Avranches. He notes a Nazi gap in coastal defenses, the looming Brittany threat, and the strategic likelihood of Cherbourg and Brittany falling as Paris and Caen come under pressure.

Kirke L. Simpson Britain Cherbourg Brittany St. Lo Cerfsy Avranches Gulf of St. Malo Normandy Rennes St Malo Gulf France Seine Loire Paris Caen Italy Rhone Valley Normandy- Brittany Channel North Sea Germany

Presidential Agent and Other Budd Tales in Review

Weekly Book Review surveys Upton Sinclair’s Presidential Agent and Dragon’s Teeth as part of the Budd series, notes Sinclair’s plotted epic and potential for another prize. The piece also covers Mildred Cable and Francesca French’s The Gobi Desert, William Gellermann’s Martin Dies, and children’s titles by Reno Weissard and Richard Shattuck.

NBA Service Book Review Upton Sinclair Lanny Budd Viking Budd Sinclair Gobi Desert Mildred Cable Francesca French Macmillan Maiss Cable Texas William Gellermann Martin Dies Dax

Official bulletin halts all wolfram exports

June bulletin announces a plan halting all product exports of wolfram and related steel chemicals. It highlights the policy as a major action affecting key manufacturing sectors and national trade.

Wisbon bulleLn

Guns That Think: New Navy Weapons and Gadgets Preview

A two day Navy press tour at Dahlgren and Patuxent reveals rapid advances in warfare tech. Explosives advance beyond TNT, with stable substitutes boosting range and impact, while rockets and guided devices expand firepower. Faster firing, dual mounts, packaged guns, and complex computing sights promise greater accuracy and power, with many specifics withheld until after the war.

Washington U. S. Naval Proving Grounds Dahlgren Naval Air Station Patuxent Navy James Forrestal Norden Sperry

Today in History and Birthdays Spotlight

Today in History lists events from 1778 France declaring war on England to 1946 bombers in daylight, with notable birthdays including Isaac McCoy Winfield Scott Philip St George Cooke Gustavus V Fox Frederic W Root Lois Weber and Henry Slaters plus various figures. The horoscope promises literary talent and sociable charm for the day.

Isaac McCoy Northwest Fayette ,Co. Pa Winfield Scott Petersburg Philip St. George Cooke Leesburg Gustavus France England United States Day World America U. S. Naval War College Newport ALE. F Federal Food Board Huer Senate Paris U. S. Eastern Séa U. S Germany

Hotel Reservation Etiquette Clarified For Busy Travelers

The note explains proper hotel booking when availability is tight. Specify arrival date and time, planned stay length, and departure date. Include guest count and room type. Confirm cancellation policy and contact details. Clear, concise requests improve chances in scarce lodging markets.

Lufs Stuff Essay on Eating Part 3

This segment presents N. A. Lufburrow musing on varied professions choosing diets. It emphasizes the modern preoccupation with vitamins calories germs while noting doctors lawyers plumbers and others monitor health and symptoms. The piece underscores cautious eating and the challenge of attaining hoped-for well being.

Luf N. A. Lufburrow

Wentz Honored as Theological Schools Treasurer

Dr Abdel Ross Wentz president of the Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg was elected treasurer of the American Association of Theological Schools at its fourteenth biennial convention in Pittsburgh Sanford Fleming president of Berkeley Divinity School was named president of the association.

A. R. Wentz Gettysburg Abdel Ross Wentz Lutheran Theological Seminary American Association of Theological Schools Pittsburgh Sanford Fleming Berkeley Divinity School Berkeley Cal Association

Maddox Elected VP Secretary and Treasurer of C&P Telephon

At last meetings of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies directors in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Washington H Randolph Maddox was elected vice president secretary and treasurer it was announced today.

C. and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies Maryland Virginia West Virginia Washington H. Randolph Maddox

Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent

A June 9 dispatch from Normandy by a Twenty First Army Group correspondent recalls American Rangers in a ditch encounter near the invasion zone. They describe capturing German ammunition and firing metal bullets, and recount a tense skirmish with four Germans who were killed by Allied fire.

Twenty-First Army Group Normandy

German medic praised by Allied soldiers after war hospital aid

A captured German medic earned praise from Sgt. Dix for calmly treating wounded under fire. He patched up men, handed out bandages and pills, then crawled to assist others on the beach, contrasting with other German troops. The sergeant noted his calm efficiency and good work.

Frederick Dix Syracuse William Petty Cohutta Carl Winseh Philadelphia Dix Petty Clit

Life After Death Faith Explored By Earl L Douglass

In a reflection on life and immortality the author traces beliefs from ancient Egypt to Socrates and Jesus. The piece emphasizes the Christian view of eternal life, Jesus resurrection, and the soul’s nobility under God's love while urging belief and living by His will.

Earl L. Douglass D. C Sita Christ Socrates Plato Jesus Babson Newspaper

Poem Fragments in a Bible Quote Card

The source presents two literary quotes about divine justice and providence. One cites Job 36:6 on preserving the good and rights for the poor, the other a Browning line praising God as the maker who can render wealth and poverty. The snippet reads like a devotional or literary card.

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