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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1943
Page
4
A partial newspaper masthead from The News Frader Md dated Monday May 0 1935 includes Associated Press credits and editorial policy. It states corrections will be made if notified and requires real names with communications. The notice appears as a standard imprint page fragment.
The pastor Rev Dr Heari L G Kieffer honors Lieut William Delaplaine at Evangelical Reformed church for his 24 years of life and wartime service. The tribute recalls his faith, devotion to country, and the radiance of his entrance to Heaven after his death in the war.
Rubber Administrator Jeffers argues new synthetic plants will beat East Indies rubber on cost and quality. Vice President Wallace opposes, warning tariffs are needed to defend natural rubber. The Rubber Development Corporation aims to plant vast Amazon basin acreage and harvest sap, hinting East Indies may lose share as self sufficiency via synthetic rubber grows.
Readers are told of a New Deal funded textbook and campaign to push civic education in U.S. schools. Critics say the work mixes partisan aims with government influence, citing OPA and NEA sponsorship, tax deductions for propaganda, and a biased bibliography.
Dr Thomas 2 presents guidance on when to call a physician for home visits amid civilian mental health shortages. He argues home visits are time consuming but sometimes necessary and outlines how patients can prepare to aid the doctor with minimal equipment. The piece stresses using phone triage, assessing symptoms, and considering clinic or hospital options when appropriate.
Police logged a quiet weekend with five arrests led by Officer Kian Tate. Suspects include Norman Dietz Wilburn Jot at 15 West Fifth Street and Roscoe Roum an plus others noted as drunk in public. Hearings set for tonight at 7 in Police Court, RT in May Thurmont.
Washington column outlines the proposed tax bill and its effects on a $4,000 a year earner. It explains credits, withholding, and installment options, noting the plan is unsettled and likely to change. The piece emphasizes the complexity and potential failure of a true pay-as-you-go system.
English lesson notes discuss common errors in usage and pronunciation. It highlights phrases like chance of success and clarifies capitalization spelling and pronunciation issues for words such as prolific and salvage. It encourages daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word at a time.
A compact card noting Joshua 1 6 urging strength and courage, paired with a quotation from Ovid about courage granting bodily strength. The item reads like a devotional thought card and echoes a religious exhortation style.
Fifty years ago in The News column May 3 1893 reports Lizzie Smiths youngest son on West South street avoided fatal injury after slipping from damp iron steps in front of the chapel on Atani South street. He and a companion were sent on an errand, fell to the ground, bruised, and were carried home.
Twenty years ago in Frederick details: Major Ezra Whitman of a Baltimore firm inspects springs and sources for the water supply. The city seeks dam construction insights and resolves technical issues. Also notes a local business sale, Rotary Club leadership change, and Frederick High’s big baseball win with a one hitter by Murray against Mt St Mary’s Preps.
Today's historical notes list births of Maine statesmen and other figures, plus key events from 1765 to 1942. It mentions names like Lot Merri, Meigs army engineer, Otto Mear, William Lyne Wilson, Jacob Riis, Edgar Howe, and more, with dates and brief bios. Also includes notable anniversaries and a weatherwise-thin Civic Today section urging vigilance against underhanded acts.
A brief thoughts column by N. A. Lufburrow extols humility over selfish grabbing and vitriol. The author rejects riotous behavior and favors peaceful, steady happiness and calm discourse. He urges readers to value humble people rather than those who snarl and spark conflict.
Five Maryland Park High School students from Seat Pleasant defeated Frederick High School on the American quiz program hosted by Edward Boykin on WMAL Washington Sunday evening. The winning team earned $5 each. the Frederick team received an American history quiz book. Frederick players were Joseph Stephens Betty Roberts Thomas Lambdin Reuben Sciar and Trail Mathias.
Governor Herbert R. OConnor announced the reappointments of William 4 Leichert to the State Accident Fund Commission and Mrs. Edgar H. McBride to the Board of Examiners of Nurses. The governor praised their past service and noted the fund’s moved administration since its separation from the Industrial Accident Commission, with Leichert continuing as a commissioner.
Fire swept six acres of woodland and grass on Mrs. Clifford G. Miller property between Ijamsville and Reels Mill burning ten cords of wood. Origin suspected as railroad sparks set the blaze. forest warden Herman D. Toms said it was out by 6 PM. Wood valued at $100. Mushroom hunters blamed for a Sunday morning fire over half an acre on South Mountain near Mt Briar Burnside Bridge. wardens quickly controlled the blaze.
In Smithsburg on May 2 Warrer Gladhill was fined 535 or 30 days in jail for burning a dozen of his wife's dresses including a new Easter outfit Neighbors testified he drove his wife from the home then gathered her clothing and set a backyard blaze The wife wore her sister's clothes in court Mrs J Vernon Remsberg of South Middletown is a patient at the Lamar Nursing Home
A collection of trivia Q and A items covering the Colossus of Rhodes, Italian mainland fortifications, cardinal counts, theater green room, and service alimony rules. Facts include the Colossus height 109 feet and 12 year build, four Mediterranean islands Sardinia Sicily Pantelleria and Lampedusa, cardinals total 70 when college full, theater green room near stage, and alimony payable after divorce under 1942 act.
Edward J. Smith, prominent Frederick attorney, will be formally elected vice-president of the Sixth Circuit of the Maryland Bar Association at the annual meeting June 25-26 at the Belvedere in Baltimore. Judge Eli Frank named president without opposition. retiring president Judge James Clark will speak. Dean Roscoe Pound will address June 26 sessions. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Frank A Castle of 205 Rockwell Terrace: a son born at Frederick City Hospital Sunday.
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