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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1943
Page
4
Daily paper from Frederick Maryland dated March 17 1943 includes subscription rates and Associated Press membership. Notices reference editorial corrections policy and communications address. This front section piece sets publication details and service terms for readers and advertisers.
Bricker argues against Roosevelt policies, condemns food shortages, and calls for a postwar America powered by private enterprise. He spoke to Nebraska Republicans, portraying himself as the clear inside track for the presidential nomination and urging a bold, venture-driven national path.
A plan once supported to provide Noustaulaets with sharp knives for defense and wooden slicing aids for merchants was repealed. Officials’ bans sparked public mockery as citizens see virtue signaling in policy shifts and question motives amid wartime anxiety.
A reader responds to Mr Thompson from Taurmont discussing hog feeding costs and profit barriers. The letter details rising feed prices, mixed grain requires, and management choices, noting that current prices make profitable hog production unlikely. The writer foresees a looming shortage of staples and urges farmers to scale back or rely on home use rather than commercial hog raising.
The text presents a jumble of biblical phrasing from Leviticus 5 4 and a George Eliot quote about peace with God. It then drifts into disjointed phrases including extravagant footwear, Europe nobility, and a 1914 reference to $105 at dlo Agee, creating an unclear, patchy excerpt with no coherent news event or context.
Washington report warns that errant restricted materials plans may cut workweeks to five days in Detroit plants. Executives urge corrections to CMP to avoid serious second and third quarter production disruption and a breakdown in industrial cooperation. The piece notes leadership changes, Eberstadt's removal, and Wilson's pending meeting with auto firms to address allotments, ratings, and procurement timing under CMP.
A fragmented message discusses bran costs and rising prices under $140 per hundred, with a note urging more farm workers to quit, attributed to Mrs. Nellie C. Zimmerman of Route 3 Frederick.
An American missionary imprisoned by the Japanese finds a fellow prisoner, a Japanese Christian, who prays for both their freedom. The Christian adds he also prays to be made fit to be free, illustrating that true freedom requires worthiness and readiness. The piece argues some are not fit to receive freedom and that prayer can reveal reasons for suffering and restraint.
Fifty years ago Graceham suffered a warehouse and residence fire at Edward Boller's complex as there was no water supply for the Graceham fire company. The McMurray Packing Company added improvements to its grounds near West All Saints street while a shed was built to shelter workers and materials. Carlton Shtafier is named as postmaster for Frederick as the Potomac River approaches filled banks and rising danger from a freshet. The Irish Terrier Judy, owned by Dr. William Crawford Johnson of Washington city, won first prize at the third annual show of the Washington Kennel Club.
March 13 122 The recent reassessment completed and tabulated shows Frederick county taxable basis at 5582664456 an increase of over seven million dollars El Austin James ROS of Mr James before Maryland Court Annapolis on Tuesday Wood local attorney No complaints have been received at the post office since the order requiring mail receptacles took effect March 1 The order is generally followed Edward James and Edward J James announce the marriage of their daughter Emma Louise to Franklin Ross Myers son of Mr and Mrs Thos F Myers near Frederick at the Evangelical Lutheran church this morning
The article argues Japan seeks a spring offensive in Burma and India while British India braces to defend against invasion. It notes U S Army Air Forces expansion under Chennault, potential 30 bombers and 110 fighters, and Lord Asilwyn’s estimate of possible impact on Japanese air power, signaling growing Allied air strength and the looming threat to Tokyo and industrial centers.
A fragmented etiquette quiz asks which phrasing to use with Mr. Brown and how to address a woman with a PhD. It covers introductions for a young girl, professional conversations, and phone etiquette for absent family members with selected answers.
Ted Williams once a Boston Red Sox slugger and now a naval aviation cadet was hospitalized in Boston for a possible operation on a minor hernia. The Chelsea Naval Hospital detention was announced by Lieut. Commander E. S. Brewer, with Williams expected to return to service without status change after transfer from Amherst College.
Washington wartime column notes the Truman committee's push to raise productivity to ease manpower shortages. It counters blanket cures like mass conscription, argues for efficient allocation of materials and labor, and critiques the Austin Wadsworth act and farm deferments while citing Kaiser shipyard gains as a benchmark. The piece emphasizes realism over panaceas and urges leveraging present workers more effectively.
Miss Margaret Wehler of New York Public Library sparked a wave of library borrowings for letter writing guides with her article The Mail Is Here in Branch Library Book News. Readers, including servicemen families across the United States, sought models from Browning, Mansfield, Shaw and Terry–Browning letters remain popular for romance and practical correspondence.
A reader’s quiz reveals Tushenka as a spicy pork sausage used by Russian soldiers with 3,000,000 pounds bought by the U S government for export. The formosa rice paper is not from rice paper tree pith. Other questions cover World War I billets in Tours and the rarity of restoring dishonorable discharges by Congress or presidential pardon.
Court transfers show Pranarty Tasted J Vernon Lowman to Donald F Ecker and wife with each few ten dollars. Ernestine H Miller and husband to John Usher Markell ten dollars. Willard I Oakes and wife to John Usher Markell ten dollars. N B Oakes and wife to John Usher Markell ten dollars. Lydia A Herring et al to C Herman Coblentz two thousand nine hundred ten dollars and seventy five cents. A chest clinic by Frederick County Health Department announced for March 23 at Winchester Hall by appointment only. Phone to schedule examinations.
A deed recorded in the clerk's office shows Lydia A. Herring and others transferring als acres of property north of Middletown to C. Herman Coblentz for a consideration of about 2310.75 dollars.
The text presents a religious meditation prepared for the Fellowship of Prayer urging believers to test their calls by love and service. It cautions that high missions tempt self interest, citing historical harm from misdirected zeal, and prays for strength to follow Christ’s path rather than worldly power.
A compact guide highlighting common misuse and pronunciation tips. It covers permission requests, the differences between can and may, and how to stress syllables for neuritis while noting spelling quirks like icicle bike and cycle. It promotes daily vocabulary growth with an example sentence.
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