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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
4
Americans claim air superiority on Guadalcanal in pivotal battle
The report describes a major air engagement over Guadalcanal with American pilots outnumbering Japanese losses by a wide margin. It notes more than ninety Japanese planes shot down and significant American losses, signaling a brewing shift to Allied offensives in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalcanal
Guadstearel
Tyers
Solomons
South Pacific
Battle For Europe Invasion plans and 1943 outlook
The article weighs Allied strategy for 1943 asking if Germany can be toppled this year. It notes German production losses from bombings, Italy's weakness, and Axis morale sagging, but warns Nazis remain dangerous. It anticipates July as a reveal of whether the war may end this fall or move into next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Europe
Poorer Crop Prospects Hit War Effort
Government reports on June 1 forecast the poorest crop prospects in three years. Officials had aimed for a five percent increase but now doubt harvests will reach 1942 levels. The piece stresses the impact on armed forces, hungry nations, and calls for Victory Garden effort and more farm labor from women and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
War Manpower Commission
WMPC
Womanpower
Roosevelt unsure on labor plan as coal strike drags on
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt faces a stalled plan to penalize strikers while about 75 percent of the 530000 miners have returned to work. Officials signal a new statement may outline War Labor Board backing or alternative actions as the Smith Connally bill deadline nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoosevelt
Congress
War Labor Board
Smith-Connally
Ickes
Miners’ Union
Roosevelt
Judgment Day Warning From Joel Quotation
A 19th century style Bible thought quotes Joel 1 18 warning that the day of the Lord is at hand and a destruction from the Almighty shall it come. It adds that we shall be judged by what we have been rather than what we might have been Sewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Sewell
Commencement at Franklin and Marshall College 189
Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster held its commencement in the college chapel. The 27 graduates include A. Le Roy McCardell of this city and William J. Houck of Harmony Grave. Jesse Stoner arrived in Chicago for the World’s Fair after starting from Johnsville by bicycle. Master Jesse Schell of West South Street injured an arm after a fall from a tree. Chestnut trees show bloom and good prospect for a large crop. A two story frame house on Ridge was destroyed by fire. furniture and clothing saved, residents escaped with their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
College Chapel
A. LeRoy McCardell
William J. Houck
Harmony Grave
Jesse Stoner
Johnsville
Chicago
Jesse Schell
West South Street
Ate
Tewats Ridge
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Stunned and burned by lightning during a Saturday storm near Johnsville Mr and Mrs Harkey M Fogle and three children slowly recover. The Alumnae Association of the Girls High School of Frederick held its annual meeting at Hotel Braddock with about 115 attendees. Wheat cutting season brings labor shortages and cooperative harvesting plans across the county. Local horse dealer Harry McHenry suffered cuts and bruises when a Thurmont trolley overturned the automobile he rode in near Montevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Harkey M. Fogle
Johnsville
Girls High School of
Frederick
Hotel Braddock
Marie Haller Hudson
Elsabeth Michael
Ruth
Mind Your Manners Quiz from Wartime Etiquette
A reader guidance piece weighs proper conduct for hosting soldiers, especially officers, and writing to servicemen overseas. It poses five questions on invitations and social balance, answering that avoiding bragging and matching guests to avoid favoritism is advised, with practical steps if names are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
U.S
PERSPECTIVE From Lufburrow on human pain and fortune
The piece reflects on the vast pains of humanity and compares personal discomforts to the struggles of people far away. It urges gratitude and a lighter view, noting that near woes are easier to grasp and that we should laugh and feel fortunate beside others’ greater woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
War Interpreted by Glenn Babb on shuttle raids
The piece analyzes Allied Britain to North Africa shuttle raids as a preview of future war strategy. It notes limited access to enemy territory, emphasizes the breadth of conquests, and compares to the Doolittle Tokyo raid while predicting repeatability as distances shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAF
Britain-North Africa
Suemner
Europe
Orient
Britain
North Africa
la Spezia
Italy
Lancasters
Africa
Milan
Turin
Genoa
Leghorn
Germany
Trieste
France
Russia
Berlin
Tokyo
Pacific
New Contribution Rates Mailed to Employers Under Unemployment Plan
The Mary and Unemployment Compensation Board set new experience rated contribution rates for employers. The lowest rate is 0.9 percent while the highest remains 2.7 percent, with five steps between. The board cannot raise rates to offset reductions and will mail notices to each covered employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and Unemployment Compensation Board
S C. Cromwell
Population shifts as births outpace deaths in war era US
In a June 23 report Peter Edson notes the US population will reach about 136.3 million by July 1, with births in the past five years exceeding normal seven year quotas. The piece discusses rising female numbers, war industry roles for women, fuel and gas controls, lend lease accounting, and hints at future protein sources like soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson Washingon
United States
Bureau of Census
U.S
Today In History and Birthdays Almanac Items
A compact history and birthdays roundup noting 1773 Eliphalet Nott and other figures, plus key dates such as 1788 Virginia ratifying the Constitution and 1876 Last Stand at Little Bighorn. Includes today’s birthdays Lt Gen Henry Arnold and Dr Margaret Morriss, with a brief horoscope caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
China
Josiah Tatnall
Philadelphia Exposition
Little Big Horn
Montana
Custer
Congress
Belleau Wood
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Rommel
Bremen
Henry H. Arnold
Gladwyne
Leon B. Kramer
Norwich Univ
Cavalry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Margaret S. Morriss
Pembroke College
Brown Univ
Poughkeepsie
George Abbott
New York
Forestville
N .Y
Waldo L. Schmitt
The
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Richmond H. Shreve
Corn Wallis
Canada
Allied ship sunk in Caribbean by enemy submarine
The Navy reported a small United Nations merchant vessel was torpedoed and sunk in the Caribbean in mid March. Survivors landed in New York after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
United Nations
Caribbean
New York
Discordant in daily speech and spelling guidance
Lesson notes explain common misuse and pronunciation rules for words like exquisite and complaisant. It emphasizes not one of whom versus none of whom, and clarifies synonyms continual continuous constant incessant perpetual. Also introduces daily word practice with discordant as the color for disharmony.
Weather Summary for June Precipitation and Temps
The report notes none of the last 24 hours precipitation. June to date 1.2 inches versus normal 4.30 inches, with June 1942 at 538 inches. Deficiency to June 1, 1943 is 0.58 inches. Yesterday high 93, low last night 81, vs year ago 81 and 0. Sunset 8.41 pm, sunrise 5.45 am, moonrise 2.11 am, moonset 3.08 pm.
Attempt on First U S President Andrew Jackson
On January 30, 1835 Richard Lawrence fired two pistols at President Andrew Jackson during a funeral service but neither weapon discharged. Jackson survived the assassination attempt as bystanders restrained the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackon
United States
Richard Lawrence
Medical Agencies And Hospitals Aid In Selecting Doctors
How to choose a reliable physician in a changing medical world. Use license, hospital affiliations, and AMA records for objective data. Beware extravagantly successful cures and glib salesmanship. Seek recommendations from accredited hospitals and AMA files, then judge by personality fit and ongoing doctor patient rapport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Chicago
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Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
A sermon excerpt contrasts faith and doubt with a tale of a condemned man and a missionary calling. It highlights enduring value of spiritual truth and the pursuit of the pearl of great price amid sacrifice. The Bolivian president is noted as serving a four year term and facing re election rules.
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Babson
Lynd
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Office of Defense Transportation
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War Food Administration
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