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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1943
Page
4
A typographic notice from The New Frederic Journal invites corrections to any erroneous reflections on readers or careers, stating corrections will be published upon real name submission. It explains editor contact and the policy for communications regarding published content.
The article outlines three possible routes for Hitler to break a siege: renewed invasion of England, a shift to Asia via Turkey, or a push through Spain to Gibraltar and into Morocco. It warns that rapid Allied response would thwart any move, likely leading to a UN invasion of Europe and Hitler’s retreat as occupied nations erupt.
The article notes a 20 percent protein shortfall as the United States relies on scarce fish meal packinghouse by products and dried skim milk. It cites soy bean cottonseed and peanut meal as alternates, with grain and hay reserves, pasture recovery, and increased soy bean acreage foreshadowing expanded processing capacity.
A compact guide on correct tense usage and pronunciation. It notes common mispronunciations such as Himalaya, stresses the correct second syllable, and provides spelling tips and vocabulary expansion ideas. It includes examples and a quotation from Cicero about reducing disturbance for peace.
A brief reflection links charity to fulfilling the law and urges giving to those who ask. It emphasizes generosity as a practice derived from love and duty, framing charity as essential to moral conduct.
The Adamstown Women's Club heard Miss Genevieve Thomas discuss a post war world built on peace and the Atlantic Charter. She urged shared sovereignty limits and an international conference while citing the U S Canada Joint Commission as cooperative success and Pan American ties as evidence of peaceful aims.
Lieut. Colonel Fred C. Reynauds, post chaplain at Fort Meade, will address the Second Wednesday evening service at First Methodist Church Brunswick at 7:45 PM. He served as a chaplain in World War I with the Fourth Maryland Infantry and 175th Infantry, later returning to ministry and rejoining the Maryland National Guard in 1941. Rev. Norman Trott leads the church. services are open to the public.
Fifty years ago from March 10 1893 items note Nathaniel Gross selling part of a mail route to C A Catlett for 246 dollars and 70 dollars for the last four months of the contract. W Irving Parsons sells W H Rhodes estate and confectionery business on Market Street. A firemen demonstration is anticipated to be larger than a parade and linked to the Maryland State Firemen’s Association forming from the event.
Twenty years ago local mems crom one cotusns of the news notes the Frederick County Products Inc forming a $200,000 authorized capital stock with about 60 representatives and key individuals named. The entry mentions Governor Rite tor Pat Ha wil Beamon and a large crowd at an Evangelical Lutheran Church event where Congressman William D. Lothas spoke on Sabbath observance.
The Japan Army marks its annual day with air raid drills in Tokyo and Yokohama while axis broadcasts boast more realistic attacks on the capital. The piece notes a shift from Russia to America and Britain as major enemies and discusses Japan’s constrained gains since mid war milestones.
Earl L. Douglass argues against knowing the future, noting that foresight would curse daily life with anxiety. He emphasizes living one day at a time and entrusting each day to God's care, warning that glimpsing tomorrow could bring unbearable dread.
Catherine Lowery Lavicki and her husband deed property to Edward J. Noonan and wife for five dollars in county records. Also listed are marriage license or related entries for Beimser, 24, of Hummels town Pennsylvania, and Dorothy J. Stahie of 138 Harneburg Pennsylvania.
Washington editor Peter Edson reviews two main paths for international air rights. One lets Argentina grant franchises to U S operators, keeping sovereignty with private contracts. the other requires bilateral treaties. He notes risks including reciprocal access, defense concerns, and potential influence by cattle interests and meat packers.
A collage of anniversaries and births lists figures like John McCloskey, Robert Hoe, Dudley Buck, and Lillian D. Ward with dates of birth and death. It also recalls notable events from 1804 to 1942 such as the Louisiana Purchase and early baseball, Elks incorporation, Bell and Watson, and Mars to New Guinea air actions, plus birthdays including Anna Hyatt Huntington and Dr George W. Lewis.
Maryland officials tour the State School for the Deaf in Frederick County and discuss a bill to raise salaries for state employees. Delegates, led by Dr Ignatius Bjorlee, inspect the campus and hear a presentation on deaf education before budget talks. Senator John Funk confirms the MSDSD faculty would be included in the proposed salary raise.
The note describes old fashioned peppermint candies kept in a covered jar for use between meals and in desserts. It also recalls a 1785 balloon ascent from Dover to Calais piloted by Jean Pierre Blanchard and Dr. John Jeffries.
A list of new titles at Artz Library includes ON BEING A REAL PERSON by Harry Emerson Fosdick a look at self acceptance fear and conscience THE HOUSE IN THE RAIN FOR EST by Charles Crockett a travelogue to New Guinea INNOCENT MERRIMENT AND ANTHOLOGY OF LIGHT VERSE selected poems by Franklin P Adams UNDERSTANDING MYSELF by Roy E Dickerson brief guides for youth plus FREDERICK CITY DIRECTORY 1942 1943 by R L Polk Co detailing Frederick Maryland directories and statistics
The abaca plant, a banana-like tropical species, is identified as the source of Manila hemp fibres used in textile and rope production.
A compilation of brief Q and A covers promotions from enlisted ranks to generals, 1900s food forecasts by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicting 10 percent fewer groceries, the first all steel skates invented in 1880 by E W Bushness, and bridge scoring bonuses for small and grand slams with vulnerability adjustments.
The piece reflects on life lessons from study and experience and notes that patience yields knowledge. It adds a historical aside stating Britain’s old age pension system dates from 1908.
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