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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
4
A wartime newspaper note from June 15, 1943 explains editors will correct any errors or misleading statements upon reader notification. It asserts responsibility for content across all columns and disclaims liability for reputations of persons, firms, or organizations unless properly named.
Lloyd Culler resigns as mayor ending an 18 year tenure marked by extensive building and public works. Alderman McCain lauds his long service and the city’s progress, noting Culler's modest remuneration but lasting impact on Frederick’s public welfare and future generations.
The war's end is expected to spark fierce rivalry in passenger mail and freight air transport across the Americas. The Wall Street Journal notes the U S faces choices on regulation and competition as more lines seek wartime parity, with plans for potential sea dome routes and Civil Aeronautics Board approvals shaping future air service to Britain.
A fragmented excerpt references ex Bene and taxes and strikes with mentions of innovations. It hints at a western area describing a fall and an island but lacks coherent context or identifiable names, dates, or places. The readable text remains too fragmentary to form a clear historical item or event.
Washington analysis argues Stalin's decree dissolving the Comintern does not end world Communism. It remains a global force with national movements in Europe and Latin America, threatening postwar order despite Western assurances. The piece cites Nazi resistance, refugee governments, and U S Communist leadership.
A. Lufburrow speaks of seeking new life through peaceful living, contemplating journeys across Italy and Thailand as days ahead promise excitement and possible strife, underlining a hopeful, sacrificial spirit for future life.
A farmer from Myersville, M. M. Metzger, traveled thirteen miles to Bee Taypeday Annie pris nurry Hagerstown before breakfast. The M C A held a debate on electric roads between Frederick and Middletown with mixed verdicts. Fruit prices quoted Strawberries scarce six to twelve cents and cherries four to eight cents. The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church notes Beebe as Woman's College status and new faculty led by James H. Apple. Postmaster appointments list Anthony K. Williams at Njamzville and J G Domnenn at Walkersville.
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News June 19 1925 notes the Frederick High School team defeating Brunswick High School 10 to 6 at Agricultural Park to win the county championship for the sixth straight year. Elworthy pitched for the cadets.
Noted figures and events span centuries with births, deaths, and milestones. From John M. Henri and Ada Isaacs Menken to Goodyear and the Oregon Treaty, the column lists anniversaries and birthdays of prominent persons and major 19th and 20th century happenings.
A fragmented devotional text evokes Amos and MaseSela to urge divine spark within each person. It stresses God’s intervention, the potential for inner fire when stirred, and a call to avoid wandering into moral desolation. The wording is poetic and alludes to biblical imagery and renewal.
Dr Thomas D Masters explains migraine headaches as a periodic condition triggered by fatigue dietary indiscretion and emotional stress. Attacks vary in duration from hours to a day and often include nausea vomiting light sensitivity and unilateral pain. Treatment emphasizes rest quiet rooms aspirin early and ergotamine tartrate under physician supervision. reducing stress and avoiding unusual strain can cut recurrence and absenteeism.
Two American pilots recall addressing the Queen as Ma am with no hard feelings. The Q and A also cover Yamamoto’s successor Mineichi Koga, Britain’s Mosquito bomber built of wood, Francisco Segura’s ranking, and Agatha Christie’s mystery where the narrator is the murderer in The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
Wartime dining tips recommend small portions and multiple servings to avoid waste. A service member can show appreciation by writing occasional notes or returning hospitality when possible, though specifics are unclear. The text also asks about WAVES uniforms and nurse commissions, and includes guidance on introducing a son who is a captain.
Washington dispatch notes Congress repealed the executive order on executive salaries. Yet two months pass without promulgation of clarifying rules, as the Bureau of Internal Revenue and War Mobilization hold up regulations. Critics say the delay undermines Congress, while new law limits reductions and protects existing pay levels from January 1, 1942 to September 15, 1942.
A weekly NEA review covers W L White s Queens Die Proudly detailing Pearl Harbor era battles and crew losses aboard Old 95. It also highlights pilots like Wagner and Kelly in wartime exploits and notes additional book takes on Dawn s Early Light and Islands on Guard with vivid portraits and love stories.
Fragmentary letter style note reads as a prompt or gag line with unclear context. It references a sequence yes and no responses and a line about Yee Better and Iutran. No concrete event date place or person is established.
The piece surveys how the Caribbean islands, once seen through classical exploration, now stand under wartime occupation. It notes American bases and economic changes, modern contrasts with ancient fortresses, and the enduring appeal that invites future cruises after viewing the feature photos in Islands on Guard. It also reviews Hitler era fiction from Viking and Feuchtwanger, outlining how Nazi leaders are depicted with factual restraint and stark duplicity.
Timothy Alden, founder of Allegheny College in Allegheny Pennsylvania, is identified as a direct descendant of John and Priscilla Alden of Plymouth Rock fame. The note traces lineage from early colonial settlers to the college legacy.
A medical column-style reflection uses algebra as a metaphor for life and faith. The author urges facing problems by identifying tangible starting factors X and Y, equating X to a loving God and Y to human need, then solving through faith and trust.
The Francis X. Elder Post No. 121 American Legion and Auxiliary in Emmitsburg reports the most successful poppy sale yet, raising over one hundred dollars from 950 poppies sold across Emmitsburg and Thurmont. Boy and Girl Scouts helped, with the Auxiliary's poppy committee assisting, and a Grayson Palmer Insurance window display on Water Street in Thurmont featured a miniature American cemetery in France.
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