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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1943
Page
4
A wartime bureau notice from Fredericton warns about publication of opinion on any topic without the writer's name. The text references censorship rules and dates in 1943, indicating restricted expression and official procedures for newsroom letters.
Reported talks of a Finnish Russian armistice surface as 1943 sees renewed peace rumors. Finland insists it has withdrawn from combat and seeks guarantees of territorial integrity before any settlement, while Nazi rhetoric and German troop redeployments color Washington speculation on possible terms.
A Philadelphia note hints ration books could save the vest. Tailors argue a double breasted coat endangers vest pockets and the war effort, while defenders say men need pockets for coins, bills, and watches. Allied HQ North Africa reports Girac pledges to Atlantic Charter adherence and calls it a French principle.
Peter Edson outlines how North Africa showed hidden wheat and a plan to revive normal trade through small shipments of goods to stimulate cash sales of wheat. He argues rehabilitation over relief, led by OFRRO under Lehman, is essential for lasting postwar recovery and urges Congress to fund durable aid and rebuild markets.
Corp. Paul H. Sterling son of Mr and Mrs Harry Sterling of Point of Rocks came home on a 15 day furlough and has returned to Camp Blanding Florida. He has a brother Sgt Carl Sterling somewhere in North Africa.
Local column items from March 2 1893 describe repairs to a St Johns Catholic church tower clock at the Novitiate, interior improvements at Frederick Town Savings Institution, a successful F C M C A debate with negative ruling, a Bal Masque at Junior Hall with 50 couples, Rhodes Orchestra, and Rocky Springs notes on drifted roads and mud with road crews working to clear them.
A gun duel in Kitteville led to the arrest of one alleged bandit after 35 to 40 pints were stolen and about a dozen shots were exchanged at the Outerbridge Horsey Distillery. County Commissioner Ren E Dudderar announced road supervisor appointments for five districts Liberty Mt Pleasant Jo Ne Linganere and Lewistawna. Judges awarded prizes in The News-Post Auto contest with First James Zimmerman Second Mrs C W Hess and Third Pansy Moerore. George W Buck Ramsey, manager of The Frederick Tur Ridge League team, becomes Bristol Va club pilot in the Appalachian League and reportedly seeks members of the 1922 Hustler team.
Today in history lists numerous figures with birth and death dates including DeWitt Clinton Joel R Poinsett Sam Houston William Boyd Allison Carl Schurz John W Foster and others. It also notes territorial and legal milestones such as Arkansas Territory creation the Cumberland Road and the 1942 Anti-Racket Act ruling and Pope Pius XII election. Birthdays include Inez Haynes Irwin Alice Foote MacDougall Dr Thomas P F Cooper Eric Heigins and others. Horoscope predicts adventurous nature and travel influenced pursuits with literary interest and legal fortune.
The analysis suggests a winter Soviet push from Lake Ilmen toward Estonia and Latvia, with possible moves to Pakov and Izyum, aiming to relieve pressure east of the Dnieper bend. It notes Nazi counterattacks near Lozovaya and Kramatorsk, and warns of broader strategic stakes across the southern and central fronts.
The Boeing walkout during World War II exposes deeper flaws in U S labor policy. Government agencies like the War Production Board and War Labor Board failed to coordinate wage stabilization and mediation. Union leadership and management missteps intensified the dispute, drawing focus to the need for regional stabilization agreements and experienced mediators to resolve wartime labor tensions.
A reader asks etiquette questions about telephone messages leaving numbers and names, voice recognition, and group conversation etiquette. The guide gives Yes for thanking, yes to leaving contact, no to slamming, and proper name introduction, plus a note on interrupting. It mentions a Brazilian iron ore reserve in Minas Gerais.
Archbishop of Canterbury defines a Christian as one in whom the spirit of Christ is active shaping desires and actions. The feature discusses active faith energizing life, peace, and confidence, with a reference to war reconstruction and spiritual essence.
Mrs. John Krantz led readings including Upon The Children and Beer Instead of Cookies along with The Bottle. Mrs. E C Renn presented Tem perance Paragraphs and The Drunkards Psalm while Mrs H J Beard spoke on The Nations Liquor and Know Your Facts. The session closed with Christ For The World We Sing and a W C T U benediction. The next union gathering is March 25 at Mrs John Krantz’s home at 2 pm. Our food milk is 87 percent water.
The Merryland Tract Women's Club met February 18 at the home of Mrs. Victor Kifer with 26 members and four visitors. Mrs. Ira Waltz was chosen to lead Red Cross sewing. new member Mrs. Earl Mumford welcomed. Miss Jesse Hammerly spoke on timely topics and victory gardens, and the next meeting is set for March 16 at Mrs. Ira Waltz’s home.
Mrs Kandalpah Stull hosts the Lewistown Club meeting at her home. Miss Jesse Hammerly lectured on care of shoes butter supply and 1943 food needs. Readings included Longfellow Lindsey Markham poems and a UN lesson by Mrs Ramsburg. Eighteen members joined in the discussion of United Nations.
The text surveys legends about the Man in the Moon with Cain as a possibility. It notes Fred Beall’s 1906 heavyweight title, Gotch’s later defeat, Casablanca’s WWII meeting context, and historic French actions in 1907 and 1908. It closes with baking and paper-count trivia.
The excerpt recalls Psalm 24 10 declaring the Lord of hosts as the King of glory and proclaims the oneness and greatness of God with devotional lines attributed to prayer and Byron.
The group awarded a prize to Mrs Buhrman and adjourned the meeting to reconvene March 17 at the home of Mrs Jon Jas Burrier.
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