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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1943
Page
4
The text appears garbled but notes a Wednesday date around March 24 and reference to a local news item. It mentions a group or person called The Hews and a discussion of a corporate matter with unclear context and phrasing.
Allied leaders warn that the most savage air battles are ahead with city devastation and aircraft losses rising. RAF and American planes raid Germany and occupied areas daily as Allied air power shapes the war. Germany may strike via Bulgaria Greece, Ireland, or Spain, but experts deem Allied air power capable of fending off these threats in the coming year.
The piece traces the rise of global as a wartime term and its path from a novelty to a common expression. It notes historical precedents like kopje and normalcy and suggests global may endure or fade after the conflict ends. It comments on language shaping and the lasting impact of wartime vocabulary.
Fragmentary text references good and evil as understood through God. Mentions of phrases like follow no and that which is good. Appears to be a biblically styled reflection with scattered names and archaic spellings.
Washington notes growing U S doubt that Britain will marshal all imperial strength for the Japan war after Hitler falls The piece argues for immediate redirect of production and forces to the Pacific urging Churchill to keep a united Allied front and avoid demobilization that could undermine joint efforts against Japan.
A 1895 item notes A A Lough remodeling the Schley property on East Patrick street with a glass front. A wagon accident near My ersville at the iron bridge caused by a frightened team from Dawson Flock Mill. two horses injured and cargo lost. Forum debate on press liberty ends with an affirmative verdict by judges. Local humor features onions as breakfast staple. A large crowd gathers at Dickerson for a cay nigenp shouting contest with crack shots from Buck Lodge, Barnesville and Dickerson.
Twenty years ago Frederick locals report Lions Club backing Market Street widening with signatures gathered from property owners. Carroll Mac Master named the new Catoctin Country Club golf pro from White Plains New York. Independent Hose Company forms committee to gauge new uniforms as steamer repairs progress. Easter demand nudges early candy purchases, jelly aisles popular.
A list of new additions to Artz Library featuring Seven Came Through Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker detailing twenty one days at sea. Barriers Down by Kent Coopier recounts AP fight for unbiased international news. Fair Is Our Land showcases American countryside images. All About Coffee by William H. Akers covers history, rituals, and global trends. All About Tea by Akers continues the tea journey with two volumes.
The excerpt jokes about novelty in ideas and methods, noting that many supposedly new plans repeat old notions. It cautions against overclaiming originality, suggesting history repeats itself as people reuse familiar concepts. It ends with a quip about Cleopatra and rouge.
The piece discusses Japan's wartime stance, noting Tokyo's push for a new world order and isolation from Europe. It observes limited diplomacy, reliance on radio links, and Japan's neutrality pact with Soviet Russia while permitting lend lease aid to reach Siberia.
Sermonette prepared by Gaius Glenn Atkins and sponsored by the Federal Council of Churches urges Christians to be bridge builders across divides. It laments national and racial pride and calls for friendly relations with outsiders to heal alienation. A supplication asks for healing touch and divine love to be spread through care.
The Maryland State Senate backs a bill prohibiting sale of horsemeat for human consumption. After amendments, the measure advances to final passage and will return to the House for concurrence. Originally the bill would require clear labeling of any horsemeat offered for sale.
Treasury plans to label the next bond drive The Second War Loan while contest entries offer Victory in Forty three and Bust the Bums Bonds. Truman committee probes featherbedding and farm bloc tension, praising wartime efficiency gains and cost drops in Liberty ships and amphibious jeeps.
Daily roster of historical anniversaries lists births of Joe Barlow Rufus King Fanny Crosby George Francis Train John Wesley Powell Dame Coolidge and more with death dates. Also notes major historical events from 1038 Acquidneck purchase to 1945 Philippine independence and a Horace of today with Lake Titicaca claim.
Earl L. Douglass argues jealousy is a ruinous vice burning like a flame. He cites Bible and Shakespeare to show its grip, then claims only religious conversion can cure it, likening it to breaking up old soil for new growth and rebirth under God.
A vintage etiquette quiz tests correct social behavior. It asks five questions about dining courtesy and politeness, including chair pulling, tipping, greeting outsiders, addressing elders, and name repetition in conversation. The provided answers affirm traditional norms, highlighting practical guidelines for social interactions.
Property transfers include Maggie P Zimmerman to Charles E Zimmerman for 10 dollars and Cora E Toms to Pauline Ramsey for 5 dollars and back for 5 dollars. Equities list absolute divorce bills: Mary I Higdon versus Ralph W Higdon and Allen Leroy Allison versus Gertrude V Allison. Thurmont residents Glenn Lee Putman Jr 21 and Genevieve Runkles 16 noted.
A meat stretcher is a nutritionally important food that makes small meat portions go further and includes cereals dried beans and peas and potatoes. Accidental colors are afterimages of complementary colors seen after looking at bright colors. The government can accept donated spare watches via jeweler arrangement or the Watch and Clock unit, and personal checks for war bonds are subject to collection. There are 2,598,960 possible poker hands.
Mr and Mrs Charles Byler of Thurmont celebrate the birth of a son at Frederick City Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. The notice records a family milestone and notes the parents gratitude for this addition.
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