The News Marder Week Md 1943 Frid ay Item
The News issues a correction policy statement and notes the proper attribution standards for letters and editorials. It also lists subscription rates, mentions Associated Press membership, and records the publication as entered as second class matter on a Friday in March 1943. The notice emphasizes real names for opinion pieces and states corrections will be made upon notification.
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Cree Qesd
TEE News
S. Frederick Md
Burseu
Associated Press
Tee
Heaton
Focal News
Miederweek Md
Battle of the Atlantic Aims to Thwart U boat Threat
United States and Britain pledge strong action against intensified German U boat campaign as Allied forces race to protect convoys. Reports say losses are severe but secrecy around new weapons remains, with improved coastal patrols and new destroyers, corvettes, and aircraft carriers deployed to crush submarine packs and safeguard invasion plans.
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United Nations
Hitler
England
United States
Berlin
Britain
Navy
Machines To Save Herds Amid Milk Shortage Crisis
A city man seeks where to buy milking machines as milk prices rise. The piece argues to lift output restrictions on milking machines and promote their use to relieve the dairy labor shortage and prevent cow slaughter, noting years of farm labor needs and limited machine production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Demand for Potomac flood control plan voiced in Congress
Washington. Representatives Beall Md and Randolph W. Valley urged development of a post war flood control program for the Potomac River basin. In a communication to Rep Whittington Miss chairman of the House Flood Control Committee about about twenty towns and communities in Maryland and thirteen towns in West Virginia facing flood risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Diazen
Potomac River
Beail
RF. Md
Randolph D. W. Val
Whittington
Maryland
West Vireain
Russia and United States Must Set Direct Talks For Postwar Peace
Today In Washington argues that Britain cannot reliably mediate between the United States and Russia. It stresses that differences remain over Communist propaganda, religious freedom, and postwar aims, while noting common war goals and potential for mutual partnership in resources and territory.
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Washington
London
Britain
Russia
United States
Local Rems From The Columns Of The News March 6 1893
Five $50 prizes offered by Frederick County Woman’s Auxiliary for essays on Columbus’s discovery. Middletown and Jefferson area see many conveyances heading West Patrick street. Readings fire dept officials visit Freder ick for June celebration. Historical Society Bi weekly meeting at Eichelberger home. Eichelberger discusses Frederic County history. Major Goldsbrough reads a city communication. An old quip notes it is a quiet town with a story about pies in one morning.
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Frederick County
John Ritchie
Frederick College
America
Columbus
Middletown
Jefferson
West Patrick Street
Reading
Historical Society of
Freder 3
ES. Eichelberger
Erchelberge
Frederee Ege
E. Y. Goldsbirough
Hilton
Twenty Years Ago Local Lemons From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago local items from The News dated March 26 1923 discuss the advisability of a Chamber of Commerce sale authenticity concerns and a forecast of reduced post office staffing as federal funds tighten. A pitched fork melee over hay led to assault charges in Magistrate Johnson’s court being dismissed after a stern lecture to the defendants.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
OR. ON. Martz
Grahame Johnson
Court News Property Deeded and Divorces in County
Commercial Bank of Maryland and others deed properties to Charles L Kemp and wife for $10. Kemp couple transfer to George W Poole. Harvey P Conner and wife deed to Lottie M Brown for $10. Brown widow sells back to Conner. Pearl L White widow deeds to Monroe W Stull and wife. John H Baker and wife transfer to John Renn for $10. Arthur L Derry and wife to Lewis E Leather for $0. Charles Brunnabend Jr, 41, and Mary Schuler Miller, 35, both of Washington, divorced. Chicken coop fire destroys vacant 15 by 25 foot rear structure at 112 Water Street. several fire companies respond. Likely cigarette butt started blaze. Auxiliary meets in Middletown with state and local guests. entertainment committee leads session. Junior Auxiliary to Hal Hall event.
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AL Renn
Arthur L. Derry
Lewis E. Leather
Lawrence V. Riggies
J Water Street
Independent
United and Citizens
Frederick County Auxiliary
Middletown
Margaret Engle
Doris ©. Marks
State Auxiliary
Louise Doty
Middletown High School
R Hal
Weather Summary From March Precipitation Report
The report notes precipitation amounts around 3 inches on March dates with daily totals near 4 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 90 and the low was 20 below in the prior year. Today’s sunset at 7 27 p.m. and sunrise at 7 08 a.m. Moon rise 12 38 p.m. and set 10 58 a.m.
War Interpreted by Glenn Babb on Eastern Front Runoff
The piece reviews three weeks of combat along the Donets and Volga basins, noting the line holds and German counteroffensive winds down. It discusses Stalingrad, Moscow and Berlin reports, and Russian reversals at Smolensk and Novorossiysk, with mud and prepared defenses shaping spring offensives.
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Y Glenn Babb
Viimardh
Ukraine
Donets
Moscow
Berlin
Consigeracie
Germany
Russia
East
Red Army
Stalingrad
Volga
Don
Caucasus
Novorossisk
Kharkov
Smolensk
I Savance
Dnieper
Rzhev-Gzhatsk-Vyazma
Would-Be Greatness and the Swagger of the Self Sufficient
N A Lufburrow argues greatness comes not from money or power but from attitude. He critiques loud, self assured braggers who rely on luck to impress, noting the sour atmosphere when the strong attack the weak.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Election Ordered At Martinsburg Cement Plant
Washington March 25 A collective bargaining election was ordered within 60 days at the Standard Lime and Stone Company plant in Martinsburg West Virginia to determine if 400 employees want to be represented by AFL or UMW unions The Regional Labor Relations Board ordered the ballot and said workers will decide between United Construction Workers division of United Mine Workers District 50 or the AFL United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union The Martinsburg factory is operated by a Maryland corporation.
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Washington
Teta
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
AFL
UMW
Setonal Labor Relations Board
United Construction Workers
United Mine Workers District 50
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union
Maryland
What to do with Germany postwar is the big question
Washington writer Peter Edson argues postwar plans hinge on concrete policy for Germany. He questions unconditional surrender details, punishment, reconstruction, and long term governance, urging clear U S strategy before broader world plans. He cites Casablanca outcomes, inquiry by Vera Michelis Dean, and debates on policing, reeducation, and possible Soviet or Allied roles.
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Peter Edson Washington
Woshington
Hull
Eden
Litvines
Germany
U. S
Casablanca
Japan
United Nations
Peary
Rhine
U. S. Second Front
Today In History And Birthdays Of Notables
Today in history lists 1753 Benjamin Thompson born in Woburn Massachusetts and 1773 Nathaniel Bowditch born in Salem Massachusetts with deaths noted. 1804 Congress divides Louisiana Territory. 1814 Hull court martial. 1886 rail strikes. 1913 Churchill urges navy pause. Birthdays include Conant, Marx, Lee, Frost, Hobby, Vail, Parrott. Horoscope notes perseverance leads to success, Hill Top Hotel planned reopening April 1 in Harpers Ferry.
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Benjamin Thompson
New Hampshire
Woburn
Mass
France
Nathaniel Bowditch
Salem
Boston
Moses Stuart
Andover Theological Seminary
Wilton, Conn
John J
Congress
Louisiana
Orleans
William Hull
Detroit
Midwest
Winston Churchill
England
Germany
U. S. Prohibition Navy
Wall Street
Chico
Leonard) Marx
New York City
Raymond E. Lee
St. Louis
Robert Frost
Francisco
William, Hobby
Texas
Polk Co
Mind Your Manners Quiz and Army Romance Dilemmas
A reader quiz on social conduct asks if a hostess should display a snapshot album, whether a war wife may show a photo in her living room, and if a letter must wait for a reply. It also covers frequency of letters to a soldier, and etiquette for meeting an old friend, with suggested answers and a guiding “What Would You Do” solution. The piece also notes Australian tiny white ants building ant hills far taller than a man.
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Nothat WN
Europe
Baltic
A le Rn Wiel Fae
The Forgiven Woman and the Call to Fellowship
The passage from Luke 7 36 50 shows forgiveness as purging a burdened conscience and growing into fellowship. It speaks of grace carried on by the children of God and the need to extend mercy through human kindness to the outcast. The prayer asks for forgiveness for believers, reconciliation, and richer charity so no one remains lonely.
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Gatus Glenn Atkins
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Jesus
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
Article reflects on courage facing trouble, contrasting reactions from despair to resilience. It cites a saying about cowardice and bravery and urges learning from life’s obstacles. The text frames perseverance as a path to wisdom through hardship.
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Earl L. Douglass
Qs and As in wartime ethics and odds and ends
A collage of Q and A items on war bond ownership secrecy poker odds and Kharkov comparisons plus a 1943 coast guard quota note and a long reflection on resilience and courage attributed to Abraham Lincoln and Babson Newspaper Syndicate.
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Kharkov
Russia
Pittsburgh
Coast Guard
Blessed shalt thou be when thou comest in and goest out
A compact quoter item presenting two biblical and literary blessings. The phrase invokes Deuteronomy 28:6 and a Shakespearean line describing the heavens’ benedictions failing like dews, framed as a brief reflection on blessing and fate.
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Imnor & Weinn
Stalin
Londons
United
Alaska
North Pacific
Raya
Pieekie Paeenndy
the News
Court News
Charles Brunnabend, Jr
Mary Schuler Miller
Foreign Policy Association
I Ts
Vera Michelis Dean
Great Britain
James B. Conant
Off Hatvara
Hill Top
Harpers Ferry
B. L. Williams
Williams
Australia
Fellowship of Prayer
Treasury
Abraham Lincoln
Babson Newspaper
Bible Thought
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