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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1942
Page
4
A fragmented publication line from a 1942 Frederic MD issue notes copyright and postal information, crediting the Semper Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, with date and classification details.
Dartmouth President Dr. Ernest M. Hopkins outlined a post war program at Taft School to train American schoolboys for world leadership. He warned Britain risked losing the role of world order and urged joint American-British effort to shape the postwar order.
Clarence Budington Kelland, publicity head for the Republican National Committee, argues opposition has a grave duty during wartime. He cites historical examples where opposition pressured mobilization, prevented excess, and kept public payrolls in check. He warns debt risks could rise in postwar years if critics are weakened.
This item notes Ecclesiastes 11 7 praising the sun as a pleasant sight and adds a line from Arthur Clough about sight and memory, presenting a compact reflection on light and perception. The pairing frames a moment of literary appreciation in a concise proverb card style.
George Tucker surveys Broadway mayhem with vanished Tallulah Bankhead set pieces, a midtown hotel murder, a honeyed singer’s brag, a dachshund with a magnet, a cafe raid, and a knife attack at a nightclub, all echoing the era’s backbiting glare and glitzy folly.
Local column notes from March 2, 1892 recount incidents in Frederick. A thief was thwarted by a bull dog at Mr. Charles R. Titlow’s Pennery. Daniel Pearl of Charlesville captured a large red fox alive for Frederick’s hunting circles. Petersville reporter Thomas Vy Mackenzie leaves trades for a Baltimore tea and coffee merchant post under Mr. C. D. Kenny. Capt. Winfield Scott Schley retires from command, receiving a gold headed cane. Gov. appoints Arthur Potts of Frederick to a state deaf institution directorship, replacing Dr. Lewis Steiner.
Twenty years ago local items note two bids received for the stock in trade and goodwill of B Rosenour and Song were opened at Citizens National Bank but rejected as too low. Charleston W Burely named acting postmaster for New Haven Conn, son of Frederick residents. Frederick County Sheep Growers elect Wertheimer president Stevens vice president Remsberg secretary treasurer. John Rabbit Agnew of Middletown, once with Hustler baseball in 1915, now in restaurant business and visiting friends.
A compact list of historical anniversaries and notable births. Figures include DeWitt Clinton, Joel Poinsett, Sam Houston, Stephen Olin, Mary Clarke, Carl Schurz, William Boyd Allison, with events from 1833 to 1939. Birthdays feature Eric Hodgins, Dr Allan R. Cullimore, Dr Alfred Upham, Inez Irwin, Alice MacDougall, Thomas Cooper, John D M Hamilton, and Pope Pius XII. Also notes a 1918 Allied troop action and 1929 Kellogg Treaty ratifications.
The item teases a quiz from the Congressional Directory with questions about Senate leadership House and Senate committees Naval Affairs and long serving members. It notes answers appear on the last page and calls readers to test their knowledge of Warren Austin Barkley Byrd Capper O Mahoney and related figures.
A brief etiquette quiz on women in uniforms and war work. The authoritative answers advise against outfits that outshine, brusque attitudes in uniform, boasting about war work, men mocking uniforms, and entering cocktail bars. It recommends proactive outreach to organizations and a solution focusing on practical volunteering choices.
The note reflects on Kipling's Road to Mandalay and contrasts past wild assumptions with recent shifts. It laments overconfidence in Australia Burma Java Singapore and distant places becoming less secure and anticipates clearer, less strange news ahead from Lufburrow.
Fragmentary reports from Java show Allied forces under heavy pressure as Dutch defenses strive to hold the Indies base. Air and naval actions continue with American, Dutch, and British units contesting air superiority, while Japan’s fleet incursions drive a costly attrition battle amid rising Allied losses.
The article reflects on Jesus sending out the disciples to preach and perform miracles. It notes their initial doubts, the opposition they faced, and that their success confirmed the kingdom's coming. Christ’s remark about Satan falling from heaven signals a moved movement toward global transformation and the doom of sin.
The passage defines canard as an extravagant or absurd report, often published to hoax the public. It notes pronunciation as ka nard with distinct vowel sounds and cites a sentence: The canard appeared in all the daily newspapers.
Edson discusses Mrs Roosevelt removal from OCD and its fallout. He highlights Melvyn Douglas and James Landis roles, wartime arts council aims, and shifts in war production leadership. The piece critiques over-conversion, predicts price trends, and notes rising civilian gasoline use despite shortages and policy shifts.
Joshua Vidal son of Mordecai the moneylender works at the Hebrew ledger in Jews Street and seeks freedom for his people amid Voltairean fire. The Paris of du Barry looms as destiny, while Joshua cloaks himself as Chevalier Jean de Vidal. The romance with Marguerite de Saint Florentin offers balm, yet the novel’s epic themes of liberty and revolt loom larger than love. Canadian factories report 1,861,028 pairs of leather footwear in July 1940.
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