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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1944
Page
4
The Frederick News prints a June 26 1944 Frederkward edition with no communication of opinion without a writer name. It notes corrections will be made if errors are brought to the editor. Post office entry confirms second class matter.
The fall of Saipan marks a new stage in the Pacific war as American B 29 bombers based there could target Tokyo directly. Tokyo dispatches warn Japanese leaders of a strategic shift and the peril of shuttle bombings, while noting Saipan’s rapid impact on the American advance toward the Japanese capital.
The piece advises families of service members to maintain cheer in letters, acknowledge the danger yet focus on pride in the service. It urges acceptance of military duty, supports a positive outlook, and notes the soldier will be honored upon return for his sacrifice.
A large locust tree at the front porch of Mrs. Lewis Kline's yard was split in two when struck by lightning Friday night. The tree fell between the hen house and an incidental area, causing damage to the surroundings.
In Washington on June 26 a naval battle last Sunday cost Japan most of its carrier aviation with over 350 planes lost. U S. naval forces claim a decisive setback, forcing the Japanese fleet back toward China and securing Marianas air and sea lanes. The victory enables stronger air strikes from the Marianas and protects subsequent ground operations for Guam and other islands in the chain.
A large tree limb fell onto a hen house causing roof damage and killing a robin that had built a nest in the branches. No other injuries reported.
Fifty years ago on June 26 1994 local columns mention a banana eating contest in West Patrick Street where McHenry won with three bananas in 22 seconds Boyer ate three in 24 and three more in 23 seconds. The aldermen opened bids for 35000 in city bonds with 17000 accepted at premium and rest to be sold. A quimsy disease affects many horses in Wolfsville and Sabillasville. Celeste Grace Stone wed Prof Irving S. Biser at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Reno Harp as best man. St Johns Literary Institute graduation included a gold medal drill won by Joseph Eisenhauer Jr and Edward J Smith gave the valedictory.
A June 28, 1924 recap notes a five year old Charlies E Burras struck by a car on North Bentz Street with injuries not believed serious. Theodore H Alexander’s Ford touring car stolen from West Patrick Street. Mrs. W Clinton McSherry avoids injury when her auto is hit by a truck at Catonsville. A severe windstorm uproots trees and damages fences and outbuildings across the county, blocking roads and disabling telephone lines.
Mrs James A Farley wife of the former Democratic leader watches the Republican national convention in Chicago and says she will vote for the Democratic nominee if Roosevelt runs again but opposes a fourth term She notes Farley is in Mexico on business and has stepped down from New York party leadership amid the 1940s political shifts.
The Jefferson 4-H Girls Club met June 19 at Frances Remsberg’s home. Frances Remsberg presided, a softball team formed with Joan Crampton as manager, and 4-H club committees were named. Jeanette Remsberg and Joyce Dade won muffin prizes, and sewing work by Remsberg was shown. Next meeting set for July 18 at Doris Remsberg’s home.
Nearly a hundred members from two local Masonic lodges attended morning services at Calvary Methodist Church on St John’s Day. They formed ranks at the Masonic Temple on West Church Street and, under Worshipful Masters E Bryan Rice and Paul Hoffmaster, sat in reserved seats as Rev Dr J Frank Ilin Haas led the worship and sermon.
The analysis outlines two main factors shaping the Normandy fighting around Caen and the Seine. It notes Caen as a focal point for slowing German use of routes toward Paris and describes Montgommery’s drive east of Caen to extend the Allied beachhead and deepen the frontline.
A compilation of notable historical anniversaries from 1700 to 1950 including Richard Dana Abner Doubleday and Jeanne Engels. It lists today’s historical events such as Dr Zabdiel Boylston inoculation 1721 Chicago telephone exchange 1878 Yellow Fever Commission 1900 and World War II era notes. Also lists today’s birthdays Pearl S Buck and others and a horoscope noting contemplative nature and potential for success if impulses are controlled.
An analysis argues that anti New Deal forces seek to shift 1940 Roosevelt electors into the House, potentially abolishing the electoral college and diminishing southern political power tied to poll taxes. It notes Texas advantages and contrasts with Ohio, warning long term shifts could unravel the South’s political influence.
A Dear Miss Dix column addresses a woman urged to break from a fiancé held back by his mother's control. She argues against such manipulation, urging breakups if happiness hinges on maternal neglect, and cautions about lifelong “apron strings.”
Stylistic prompt advises writing only when you have something new or interesting to say. An everyday letter can feel like a burden and dull. Favor fewer, more spontaneous notes that feel sincere and come from the heart.
Lesson notes discuss correct usage and pronunciation, including subject-verb agreement in four plus three is seven. It highlights common misspellings such as nickel and supple and defines augment as to increase size amount or degree.
A wartime message urges continued efficiency and work to defeat the Nazi threat. It stresses persistent effort by all, even after enemy blows, to help in cleaning up the aftermath. The note claims Basques in Southern France may descend from Atlantis’s people.
A story contrasts ten cents' worth of glory divine with chloride of lime, noting both can cleanse both house dirt and moral decay. The piece argues religion as the solution to juvenile delinquency poverty and slum life, suggesting even a small start has value.
The text contrasts poor and good habits at a bridge party noting the danger of distracted minds and excuses. It warns players to stay focused to avoid disrupting others and stresses maintaining attention during bidding and play. It also includes a cooking tip to enhance pot roast gravy with horseradish.
The AP lists extended validity for several ration stamp categories: Meats Fats Book four Red stamps W8 through Z8 and A5 valid indefinitely. Sougar Book four stamps 30 31 32 for Ave pounds. Stamp 40 for five pounds for home canning through Feb 28 1945. Shoes Airplane stamps 1 2 valid indefinitely. Gasoline 10 A coupons three gallons through Aug and 12 A through Sept 21. B3 B4 C3 C4 five gallons everywhere. Fuel QIT Period four five valid through Sept 30. New period one usable upon receipt from local boards.
The Nancy Mullinix Dern property in Poplar Springs, bought at public sale a month ago by L. Pearce Bowlus, sold to Mrs. Henry Krantz Jr of Ridgeville who plans two apartments with one for occupancy. Orry F. Runkles of Woodville, who sold land to Ralph V. Payne, has acquired a dwelling on Pleasant Street Mt Airy from Ernest L. Pickett, now leased to Lester Watkins.
The State Roads Commission will accept bids until noon Tuesday for a 140 foot steel truss bridge over the Patapsco river at Lyncville on the Howard Carroll county line. Bids on three other bridges will also be opened at the same time.
A proverb-like reflection contrasts the gracious speech of the wise with the self-destructive chatter of fools. It cites Ecclesiastes 10 12 and Hobbes noting words as wise men's counters and fools money, illustrating the power and risk of spoken words.
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