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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1943
Page
4
The notice indicates the item was entered at the Freder ick Maryland office as second class matter on Tuesday, June 22, 1943, reflecting a post office filing status for publication. It records the formal processing in a wartime local gazette context.
The piece argues about strategic bombing of Axis territory, noting the ethics of civilian destruction, British free speech, and memories of Luftwaffe raids. It counters pacifist and religious objections to bombing Rome and emphasizes that military and munitions targets remain the priority. It warns that total razing would be costly but urges unconditional surrender by Axis powers.
The Corps traced its 168th anniversary to June 1775 when Washington appointed Col Richard Gridley to lead a separate branch. It highlights engineers role in navigation, flood control, canals, and wartime construction from highways to road repair in retreat.
A devotional note cites Luke 3 8 urging fruits worthy of repentance. Beasument and Fielder phrase a lesson on noble actions and rewards while an ample dies if deprived of food for hours.
Washington columnist notes corn ties to hogs dairy poultry and industry. He warns hogs consuming the corn could force higher prices and shortages, threatening the war effort and global markets while outlining price ceiling and subsidy dilemmas.
A reflective piece on hope suspense and anticipation as readers await tangible news. The author contrasts present uncertainty with a desire for clear outcomes and mentions a sense of reversal in events. The tone is cautious and exploratory about future revelations.
The Nolin River in Kentucky winds about 20 miles to flow between two points six miles apart, appearing unusually crooked in the measured path. This unusual river curve is noted in a historical description of Kentucky’s waterways.
The Carroll Creek Mill on about 22 acres was sold to Samuel D. Reifsnider of Carroll County by Charles E. Mealey for 1900 dollars in cash. Frederick College held closing exercises with declamations by several students and essays by two graduates.
Harry F Shipley a well known merchant narrowly escaped drowning after noon while attempting to swim across the Monocacy Friends rescued him. Mercury reached 100 degrees. today expected to repeat. Schools seek 322900 for next fiscal year up from last year by 59329. Locusts reappeared on schedule per local naturalist Robert A Kemp. last seen 1906. Industry damage claims criticized.
A compiled list notes births and deaths of figures like George Hogg in Pittsburgh, Paul Murphy in New Orleans, and Alan Seeger in New York, with events such as the 1775 Continental Congress defense grant and 1884 Greely rescue. Also covers 1941 to 1942 wartime milestones and a brief horoscope.
Article assesses Hitler’s 1941 invasion of the Soviet Union on its second anniversary. It questions whether Germany will launch a new offensive or adopt a defensive stance, noting large German forces still in Russia and the uncertain prospects of Moscow’s fall. It cites strategic options and possible explanations for stalled campaigns.
A NEA article by Dr. Thomas D. Masters reviews the new painless childbirth technique. The method blocks pain via repeated nerve-block injections under a flexible needle with anaesthetist monitoring, preserving the mother’s consciousness but facing staffing and training limits across hospitals.
Washington reports that the Casablanca plan is superseded by Roosevelt Churchill strategy to defeat Japan and Germany simultaneously. Wavell becomes viceroy of India and Auchinleck commands Indian forces as a new East Asia command forms. Britain and the US align to open Burma, rebuild ships, and strike Japan from multiple fronts.
This weekly NEA review covers Estabrooks's Hypnosis in America praising its scientific approach and potential medical uses while noting limits. It also skewers a spoof brochure by benchley Beside Himself, praising its witty collection of out of print essays and Penguin Psychology pieces.
A fragment discusses a proposed new procedure and claims previous attempts to alter a sequence of events failed. The text hints at a critique of rationalization without naming persons or places. Further context is needed to identify the publication and full details.
A roundup notes the revival of the classic story and a new film of Wildcat humor while detailing Navy action over Africa and a tense spy thriller A Stranger and Afraid by Michael Hardt. It highlights Wordell Seiler pilots, Vichy territory, and Waldegg’s undercover Austria mission.
The piece argues Stevenson and Raphael built originality by copying the styles of many predecessors and contemporaries. Diligent, repeated imitation trained a unique technique, proving that learning from others expands personal originality rather than dulling it. The author urges openness to world teaching.
Warrenton Va June 21 Boxwood a 114 acre estate of the late Gen Billy Mitchell has been sold by Mrs Thomas B Byrd to Lieut Christopher M Greer Jr of Upperville Va U S A The general bought Boxwood in 1925 and lived there until his death The estate lies on the Fauquier Loudoun county line near Middleburg
The excerpt centers on Florian’s perilous moments where his life and the fate of the United Nations hang in balance. He encounters a cast of picturesque figures, loyal friends, dangerous allies, and the bold act that serves his new country.
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