News Post Frederic Court St Frederice 1943 audit rates
The News Post of Frederic provides details on circulation rates and subscriptions. It notes a 3 cent copy price and 50 cent monthly rate, with the paper claiming Associated Press affiliation for news dispatches and editorial corrections upon notification. It is dated Monday March 15, 1943.
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Basat Southern Ptc
SFU CO
REWS
News-Post
Burding Court St. Frederice
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Asociated Press
al News
Focal News
Letter Writing War Aid Spurs New Skill In Hearts
A wartime surge in letter writing moves families apart but keeps bonds alive through format and expression. Readers turn to public libraries for guidance on letter forms, helping spouses, parents, and soldiers abroad convey emotion clearly. The article highlights examples from Elizabeth Barrett Browning to a French translator in war time.
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Feller
Marsh
Bratch Library Book News
New York Public Library
Elizabeth Barrett
Robert Browning
Faris
Food rationing era and changes in American dining habits
The article analyses a postwar shift in American diets noting likely limited acceptance of dehydrated foods and preserved meals. It argues Americans will revert to traditional fats, meats, and preparation methods once rationing ends, as taste and quality drive long-term eating habits. It mentions brains and kidneys possibly rising in popularity and predicts gradual expansion of certain industries to meet demand.
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Bob Ae
Herayy
Hope Rises For Labor Peace Amid War Production Strife
Washington reports three developments offering hope to end inter union jurisdictional feuds harming war output. The Truman Committee will hear four top union leaders on labor disputes while Henry Kaiser seeks a settlement with employers and the NLRB. Kaiser advocates freezing current union memberships to speed a wartime open shop.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Senate
Truman
Jeaders
Henry J. Kaiser
AL Foot L
Oregon
Authontas
Robert B. Watts
NLRB
Hott
Reneral
Kaiser
NEA
Wadner
ALF
Phil. Murrey
A. F
L. Metal Trades
John P. Frey
National War Labor Board
Kaleer
Truman Cormilies
Cod. O
Phil Murnins
ALF. of L
Bill Green
Ofd
Metal ‘Trades
Cayo
Job Frey
Cha
Hlugh Fulton
Fragmentary Church Quotation From Ancient Texts
A garbled OCR fragment cites biblical and classical lines including Corinthians and Byron. It references devotion and condemnation and mentions quicksilver clay in a breast with an unclear speaker. The text lacks coherent context or dates.
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Byron
Fifty Years Ago From The Columns Of The News 1893
Fifty years ago tonight readers recall a sale at City Hotel where Charles B. Pout auctioneer offered pair of horses harness and buggy bought by E. E. Dayholt Ridgeville for the horses, harness sold to A. C. Lorentz and Mrs Thanies Houck. Fire company invitations spread from Pennsylvania for a major June demonstration. A boy named Blent Linger injured by a fall while riding a horse, Talacarlay alarm gong described. A prewar sketch titled The South Before The War shown at the Civarena House with strong notes of discipline and character.
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Charles B. Pout
J. Bohn
E. E. Dayholt
Ridgeville
A. C. Lorentz
Thanies Houck
Pennsylvana
Ira
Oal T. Blent
New Market
Annual Rotary Convention Highlights Community Leaders
Twenty years ago the Vue Sath district Rotary Club hosted its annual convention. The event featured remarks from president Bernard M. Dav, a parade of local officials, and the introduction of the official all star team for the Freaciex Cis Basket. The gathering on Rice Street recognized farmers and local merchants and noted lease plans announced by Charles A. Ones Jr. The lineup included forwards W. Kreh, Wine ner, Downes, Esworthy, and A. Lipps. centers F. Martin Drinks. guards W. Kline and Rocike.
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Vue Sath
Rotary Cibs
Tegal
Bernard M. Dav
al Ki Trust
Tadesme
Delis
Bard
Tor Ne Freaciex
Cis Basket
Charles A. Ones
W. Kreh
Winener
Downes
Esworthy
A. Lipps
F. Martin
W. Kline
Rocike
Toasting bread reduces thiamin by about fifteen percent
Readers pose questions on nutrition and military life. Toasting bread cuts thiamin by roughly 15 percent. Other queries cover shrub uses for seasoning and Madae ka tue leaves, prisoner counts in Germany at 11 million, locating coal grates via WPB offices, and the value of a soldier’s equipment around retail prices of 150 dollars, varying by unit.
Women’s Clubs Yamsville Chib Meet At Mrs De Grange Home
Women’s club in Yamsville met at Mrs Ros De Grange’s home on Monday afternoon. Miss Jesse Hammierly, county home demonstration agent, spoke on care and repair of shoes and rationing points, offering practical tips. The gathering opened with Wearin’ of the Green and a Federation meet reminder set for Frederick on March 18.
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Yamsville
Chib
Tramsvile Women's Club
Oet
Ros de Grange
Jesse Hammierly
County Home
Collect Devizaies
Federation
Frederick
Hat Theft at War Price Board Sparks Tax Question
Arthur Phebus, chief of the War Price and N ing Board, is seen at the revenue office where he removes a new hat and finds a battered felt hat believed to have belonged to a colored citizen. The scene raises questions about ceiling price deductions for lost headgear affecting taxes.
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Arthur Phebus
Focal War Price and Ning Board
Phebus
Phobus
Today In History and Birthdays Anniversaries Notes
The column lists notable historical dates and birthdays: 1707 Andrew Jackson born near Murfreesboro and later president. 1761 Battle of Guilford Court House. 1820 Maine statehood. 1915 American Trade Commission founded. 1919 American Legion formed. 1999 Navis enters Prague. birthdays include Harold L Ickes, Maj. Gen. William N. Porter, and others. Also mentions today's horoscope and a brief note on temperament.
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Mather Byles
Barton
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Mone
N. C
Nashville
Janu—Jamesh. Hackett
New York
Joeph J. Roberts
Liberia
Africa
Petersburg
Alice C. Fletcher
Guilford Court House
Bank of New York
City
Bank of New York and Trust Company
Maine
John McCloskey
American Trade Commission
Paris
American Legion
Senate
Austria
Prague
U. S
India
Hitler
Russia
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Blair Co
William N. Porter
Chemical Warfare Service
Lima
Ohio
William C. Bagley
Teachers College
New York City
Detroit
Margaret Webster
Wallace Irwin
Oneida
N, Y
Leon C. Marshall
The
American University
Washington, D. C
Zanesville, D
Carlous A. Anderson
Philadelphia
Abolition of Prohibition and Absenteeism Tone
A historical column argues against Prohibition as a cure for social ills noting enforcement limits due to manpower and weekend travel. It links absenteeism at war plants to fatigue, family needs, and union politics, urging improved worker management and possible government backing to discipline absentees. It cites Wagner Act concerns and telecom discipline as potential remedies.
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Vealy
Unin
Detroit
Anti Allied Expressions Sell America Short, Officer Says
Commander John R. H. Fitzpatrick of the Naval Training School told Holy Name Society members at Hotel Frederick that anti British or anti-Russian sentiments threaten unity. He recalled John Barry, urging support for the Allies and warning against disunity, noting Barry’s Continental Navy leadership and the 1776 Lexington's origins.
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America
John RH. Fitzpatrick
Holy Name Society
Naval Training School
Frederick
Hotel Frederick
St. John’s Church
William F. Sauer
W. Jerome Offutt
Lfe
John Barry
Patkes
United States
India
Russia
Wexford County
Ireland
Britain
Maryland
Charles Carrell
Carrollton
Terra Maria
Ams Barre
Barry
United States Navy
Washington
Fitzpatrick
Utica Evangelical Guild Meets at Lewistown Hostess Home
Mrs Walter Stull hosted the Ladies Guild of the Utica Evangelical and Reform church with Mrs Elsie Snook presiding. Nineteen members and one visitor attended. February basket sale report praised. Guild voted to donate five dollars to the Red Cross. Meeting opened with hymns and readings and closed with God Be With You Tim.
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F. Staley Stull
Staley Stull
D. Russell Henre
Murray Bure Clem
Alenma Stull
Walter Stull
Walter Keyser
Red Cross
God
Meet Again at Lewistown Hall April 9 Hosts Named
The Mizpah bene diction group schedules a meeting at the Lewistown Community Hall on Friday evening April 9 with Mrs Bradley Clem and Mrs Charles Clem as hostesses. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Separately London reports 24 factories and 20 other buildings hit in a February RAF raid on Milan including Alfa Romeo Caproni and Isotta Fraschini plants.
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Lewistown
Bradley Clem
Charles Clem
London
Air Ministry
Milan
Alfa Romeo
Caproni
Isotta Fraschini
Hope Not Vain Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
An inspirational meditation on hope as the Christian anchor. It argues that without hope a person loses motivation and direction, while true faith maintains expectation of good outcomes through life’s rough road. Hope, not wishful thinking, keeps purpose visible and elevates life toward higher goals.
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Thaen Tealee
Babson Newspaper
Prognostic a Sign Indicating a Future Event
A lesson notes common word misuse and pronunciation, highlighting prognostic as a noun meaning a sign foretelling a future event. It emphasizes vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily and warns that the country may view such a choice as a prognostic factor.
Road-Builders and Unknown Soldiers of the Common Good
A devotional piece from The Fellowship of Prayer sponsored by the Federal Council of Churches. It extols unnamed contributors who quietly enable freedom and righteousness, likening them to road-builders and unknown soldiers who never seek headlines but provide essential support to causes holy to God. It ends with a prayer for guidance and service.
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The
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
John
Cela
Lut's Stuff Just Thoughts Reflections On Vanity And Gossip
The excerpt reflects on human vanity and the pleasure some take in power and self praise. It notes how people misrepresent matters through gossip, embellish stories, and resist giving others a chance to refute them.
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