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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1944
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates and rights of the Associated Press for reprinting news, plus a policy requiring real names for opinion pieces. It also states corrections will be made upon request and lists the Fredericktown postal records with a March 22, 1944, date.
Ene A Johnston in Boston portrays a turning point in fair labor relations. He criticizes labor leaders for power in Washington and warns that the public, via government action, may sack them. He says the tide has turned against labor thugs and emphasizes a need for a fair balance managed through public channels.
Allied patrols in the Atlantic report success as American destroyers and the light cruiser Omaha sink three German blockade runners carrying war materials from Japan. For the fifth straight week, no U boats have sunk in the Western Atlantic, boosting confidence in convoy survival and praising Allied sailors and airmen.
A letter to The News Sur argues for farmer access to dipnetting amid sport fishing rules. The writer cites Izaak Walton League influence on laws restricting harvest dates and criticizes sportsmen for intruding on farmland. He advocates farmers gigging for carp, eels, and catfish to balance land use and seasonal work.
Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada unveils a plan to regulate foreign air commerce after the war by creating the All American Flag Company. The concern would pool U S air carriers with stock limits, be governed by the Civil Aeronautics Authority, and receive government compensation for distant routes while preserving private enterprise independence. The proposal aims to counter foreign monopolies and simplify negotiations with other nations.
Charles E. Staley of Taneytown RFD 3 urges sportsmen and conservationists to ban dipnetting to protect scarce fish in local streams. He cites 50 years of Monocacy River fishing and calls for action to preserve sport and spawning stock.
Earl L Douglass writes on Jesus calling Matthew from the toll booth in Capernaum. The piece argues perception flaws, noting publicans are hated yet God sees the heart, transforming Matthew into an apostle. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
A reflective passage questions a man who pursues wealth for himself, helping only his own troubles while refusing to share. The text suggests hoarding riches over aiding others and hints at the moral critique of selfish living and parental duties.
Travers Stultz son of Mr and Mrs G W Stulu Braddock Heights arrived home Monday from Parks Air College East St Louis IL where he had been a student The item notes a contrast between calculated bluffing and sympathy and hints at personal tensions with others in his circle.
A city Aldermen meeting notes that one policeman is needed at City Hall for two hours, with two night policemen covering the city. A large meeting backs Maryland National Guard encampment here, with merchants asked to estimate financial aid. The second thundershower yesterday cleared after brief rain. Legislature allocates 5000 yearly for Home for the Aged in 1894 95. Frederick postmastership may appoint a new postmaster next Tuesday.
Fire credited to a defective flue destroys the home of Samuel M. Culler in Jefferson with about 8000 dollars in losses and 1000 dollars of damage to a neighboring property. Monon Laundry property on South Market Street transfers to Karl Jacobson from Adamstown. Dr Charles F Goodel sells 26 South Market to Dr Henry Raabe, possession April 24. Hustlers sign twenty three players for the coming season including Karl Kelseth, Bill King, Henry Sherry, Chick Fullis and Frank Six.
Analysis notes that Berlin acted under military necessity as the Hungarian coup shifts the war center of gravity north. German High Command risks a Balkans blow to safeguard Carpathian passes and Danube lines, with Lwow as a potential breach point if Russians break the Bug and Dniester front.
Wes Gallagher recalls a large London raid centered near Bebe Daniels and Lt. Col Ben Lyon. Bebe served tea to 150 firemen and housed wounded civilians, while theatres adjusted shows to avoid aiding the enemy. The piece notes the era’s air raid atmosphere and a quip about the moonlit raid. It also mentions diplomatic mood in London amid Burma successes and a throwaway joke by an apartment porter.
Washington reports the re organized Senate Judiciary Sub committee under Pat McCarran is preparing an all-out probe of the liquor industry. It will collect evidence for prosecutions and provide background for reform, seeking data from distillers and government agencies while discussing civilian alcohol supply amid wartime shortages.
A soldier asks whether to confront his wife about removing her wedding ring and affairs at USC parties while he is in the Army. Miss Dix urges writing to disapprove, stressing that a wife must keep her marriage vows and conduct herself with decorum, noting the strain on husband morale and the right to a faithful relationship.
A reader suggests a plan to compile a list for USO centers to aid service members' minds and share it with the War Department. The Bel Syndicate notes locating a single uncrowded place meeting all conditions would be a large, likely impossible task.
A compact history rundown notes births of 1818 Thomas Crawford and 1817 Braxton Bragg along with other figures. includes origins, roles, and death years. Also lists notable events from 1783 Commutation Act to 1932 Lindbergh hoax with brief context on each anniversary or milestone.
A dated column lists notable birthdays including U S Senator Arthur Vandenberg and physicist Robert Millikan, opera singer Edith Mason, AP executive Kent Cooper, and Fisk University president Thomas Jones. It mentions 1934 to 1943 events such as Philippine independence, Supreme Court reform protests, and World War II milestones, ending with today’s horoscope describing a forceful, laboring, quarrelsome day.
This note discusses common misuse of conform to rules, stresses the correct pronunciation of militia and partner spelling, and lists synonyms for swiftness. It also introduces a daily vocabulary goal, defining pretentious and noting the Crimean peninsula is roughly the size of Vermont.
Court records report Charles Clinton Virts versus Bessie Estella Virts of Brunswick filed a bill for absolute divorce. Also listed are marriage licenses for Frank C Crim and Josephine IMS O Shaughnessy, property deeds from George W Summers to Jesse P Schell, Vestry payments to All Saints Parish, and transfers involving William Poole and Mabel Brunner, Myrtle Himes and Aubrey Van Fossen.
A customer asks to see a wool suit in light blue. The saleswoman explains there is no light blue option, then offers beige and gray suits and invites the customer to view them. The exchange demonstrates polite alternatives and customer service.
Mrs Mary Stull welcomed Lewistown W C S at Mrs George Greens home on March 14 with devotions led by Mrs Anna Green. The program featured songs, prayers, readings by several members, and a Red Cross donation of $3. April meeting set for Mrs Harry Arnolds home.
London reports miners resumed near normal operations after most strikers returned, but a new pay dispute sparked 14,000 miners to walk out in the Yorkshire coal fields, closing eight pits.
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