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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
4
A damaged OCR snippet from a 1943 newspaper shows boilerplate policy and editorial disclaimers about accuracy and responsibility. It references Associated Press material and a notice about communications and reader submissions. The date noted is Wednesday June 30 1943.
The editorial lauds Congress for overriding the President's veto two hours after Roosevelt disapproved the legislation. It argues the Connally Smith anti strike measures curb labor racketeering and rejects conscription as a tool to pressure workers. It calls for further action to reverse a trend toward totalitarianism.
Government and officials mobilize corn supplies for war needs moving grain to industrial plants. Maize expands uses while science seeks cellulose based textiles. Farmers withholding corn for livestock threatens industry as plants relying on corn face closures.
William A. Simonds of Ford Willow Run bomber plants commends women workers in war plants for patience and delicate bench work, noting they excel in electrical assembly while warning against coddling by supervisors who hinder efficiency. He argues leadership must treat women with respect to sustain performance.
Washington reports rising strain across service trades as wages lag manufacturing and war regulations limit recruiting. Laundries and related shops face tighter labor, scarce equipment, and potential closures as workers shift to higher paying industrial jobs, risking broader absenteeism in war industries.
The text covers topics from the Smithsonian Institution's 1846 endowment by James Smithson to questions about voting residency in Maine, midshipman appointments to Annapolis, and Spitzbergen’s WWII role. It lists names Urschel Bremer Weverhauser Mattson Levine Cash and notes AI involvement in kidnap headlines.
Fire crackers and patriotic decorations fill store windows as children celebrate the Fourth despite restrictions. The Union Manufacturing Co begins a week long shutdown then resumes, followed by a three week August closure. A picnic association forms after a Philharmonic meeting in City Hall. A D Willard of Broad Run is named editor in chief of The Collegian at St John’s College. Miss Annie House of Jefferson falls into a tub and breaks a rib.
Landdlot Jacques and Stanley Hauver purchase a 10471 acre Catoctin Furnace tract for 26 dollars and plan subdivision with the dwellings. About 200 alumni attended the Boys High School Alumni Association banquet at Hotel Braddock with officers elected F B Sappington president John E Schell Jr vice president Richard F Simmons secretary and Arthur V Myers treasurer. The Hustlers won game one 4 3 then dropped a doubleheader to Chambersburg 6 3, with Gardner homering for Frederick in the exchange. Carroll James East Patrick Street is recovering from a severe attack of appendicitis.
A compiled list marks anniversaries of figures born in Malone Winterport Center Harbor Sandwich Syracuse and more. It notes historic events from 1783 Continental Congress in Princeton to 1942 budget deficits and WPA changes plus birthdays of Robert C. Giffen Glenda Farrell and others with brief notes on their origins and roles.
A fragment reflects on gold’s value and mortality citing Lamentations 4 1 and a quip about riches and earthly tethering attributed to Benjamin Franklin. The tone resembles a meditative moral reflection.
The piece analyzes RAF and Eighth Air Force bombing against Germany, noting rising tonnages and Berlin propaganda. It discusses German reactions, Goebbels’ messaging, and the aims to sway Western hearts while Germany prepares for intensified raids. It also mentions Cologne cathedral damage claims and German threats of reprisals including chemical warfare considerations.
A dated note explains that eventuate means to come out or result and gives the example that acts of kindness will eventuate in establishing happy homes. It contrasts proper usage and notes mispronunciations and common misuses of words like yacht and synonyms for grave.
Hagerstown reports the first Washington County apples, the Transparent variety, picked today, with growers predicting record prices. An leading orchardist noted the early crop will be about half the size of last year, signaling tight supply.
A critical article traces conflicts between Vice President Wallace and Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones over power and agency control. It notes congressional actions, resignations, and a probe into how executive orders are drafted, warning that political meddling threatens military and naval independence during wartime.
Secretary Ickes announces a 7 05 p m radio address on the coal situation over the Blue network. The 25 minute talk targets miners and follows the third general coal strike. He also appoints Thomas J Thomas as chief assistant to Carl E Newton, directing federal mine operations under Ickes.
The Leaders' Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Church led by C Albert Gilson met Sunday with 101 men present in the Red division and 41 in Blue. A farm picnic at Harry Free's near Rocky Springs drew 195 attendees with a ball game ending 15 to 15 in the seventh inning.
Three residents registered to vote in Brunswick Tuesday during the first registration day. Registrar William H. Campbell said at Town Hall from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. he would accept more registrants. One new voter joined Second Ward and two joined Third Ward. none in First Ward. Incumbent council members David Riser Luther Malone and John H Moore announced reelection. No other candidates had circulated petitions.
Dr Thomas D Masters warns wartime diets must base food choices on nutrition science. Skip breakfast wrong. meals should provide about one third of daily nutrients. Emphasizes eggs or meat for protein, whole grain breads, and fats from butter or oleomargarine. Milk with breakfast valued. fruit adds vitamins. Candy bars and soda offer poor nutrition and increase fatigue.
The piece recounts Abercrombie asking for a blanket to be returned to Private Duncan Roy, highlighting humility and service to those of humble station. It argues true greatness lies in caring for others and emulates Christ-like service to the needy.
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