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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1943
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from Freder ick Maryland references a second class mail matter dated Monday March 22 1943. The readable text mentions an office action and a press inclusion related to Rewe Pust and MFG co with scattered garbled portions.
Readers praise a February article about political muddling and wartime sacrifice, urging national unity and a stronger common-man voice. The letter laments food shortages, price rises, and OPA controls, calling for fair cattle feed pricing and broader household production to win the war.
Analysis from Washington conferences suggests Japan has lost ground after its early Pacific gains. The article argues Japan failed to consolidate after Pearl Harbor and Guadalcanal, risking American air, sea, and land offensives reaching the Far East by next winter. It urges renewed support to China via Burma Road to blunt Japanese expansion.
Richard C. Thompson of Thurmont laments New Deal policies and price ceilings he says hurt working farmers. He recalls scenes from 1940 Frederick and Washington and argues relief benefits finance nonworking workers, urging removal of the New Deal to prevent further loss of livestock and dairy profits. He cites letters from Alvin L. Dudley and Nellie C. Zimmerman supporting his view.
Notes from Frederick dated March 22 1893 outline a plan to form a local city league of baseball clubs with organizers seeking more details. Rev Russell H Conwell of Temple Baptist Philadelphia captivated Frederick audiences at City Open House with a two hour talk on the philosophy of laughter. J Roger McSherry named chief marshal for a June 7 fremen parade honoring the Independent Hose Company centennial celebration drawing 3000 to 4000 attendees. Professor Lloyd Palmer principal and Roger G Harvey teacher plan an after term entertainment to raise funds for a school globe. In Broad Run three year old Frank McDade escaped a fire at his father’s smith shop but his father suffered burns while saving him.
Twenty years ago in Frederick related items report a large truck owned by Charles L. H. Fox on North Market Street catching fire after gasoline splashed on the motor. All three fire companies responded to the alarm as officials review county fire alarm responsibilities.
The article analyzes Hitler's wartime morale psychology, suggesting a crack in German morale amid continued mobilization and Allied pressure, while a separate local item reports a car strike injuring a mixed collie on West Church Street near the fire house and the dog taken to the City Pound.
A WAACs recruiting officer will hold a meeting at the American Legion home in Brunswick on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, per an official announcement.
Washington notes most cases are representation fights between rival unions rather than jurisdictional labor disputes. Kaiser yards figure prominently in a broader pattern of 18 such shipyard cases, with 2,000 similar disputes since the war effort began and 10,877 new cases in the 1942 fiscal year. Elections show AFL and CIO battles over bargaining agents, with mixed outcomes across 80,000 workers in these contests.
Today in history presents a list of birthdays and notable events from 1813 to 1942 including Thomas Crawford born 1813 in New York and Braxton Bragg born 1817 in Warren ton North Carolina. It notes officers pay acts, Decatur’s death, and key cultural and political milestones with birthdays of Millikan Vandenberg Wilcox Mason Richards and others.
The piece uses an aviator tale to argue that elevating one's moral plane defeats vice. By rising above temptation, the "rat" of evil cannot survive, per the Bible urging Christians to walk in the Spirit and overcome evil with good through prayer and ascent.
Prepared by GAIUS GLENN ATKINS and sponsored by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America a message urging prayer for doctors nurses and hospitals The text envisions Jesus as the Great Physician guiding healing through medical science and asks prayers for soldiers and healthcare workers to be blessed in their care.
In this column by N. A. Lufburrow the writer argues that dwelling on troubles darkens outlook and that shifting to a more pleasant mood reveals better prospects. The piece urges exchanging gloom for a bloomier mental state to find a fairer present.
The late Eleutherios Venizelos, a long-serving Greek prime minister, was born on the island of Crete. The rest of the text covers questions and answers on cereals, moire silk production, war saving stamps, and nickel content in the five-cent piece.
A compact guide reviewing misused phrases pronunciations and spelling. It discusses usage of inasmuch as since and demonstrates preferred pronunciations and spellings for terms like violoncello and violin. The entry defines rectitude as rightness of principle and urges careful, doubt free conduct.
A short devotional line echoes I Chronicles and Shakespeare, urging gratitude to God. It blends biblical praise with a Shakespearean reminder that memory of divine deeds remains constant day and night.
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