Business Feud Over Government Action Against a Private Company
A dispute pits Stortgmers Ward & Company against Federal authorities over government intervention in a private enterprise. The CIO appeals to the President, who has repeatedly sided with the union, while business leaders argue constitutional limits and seek congressional resolution amid rising tensions and curtailment of enterprise.
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Stortgmers Ward & Company
Ean
Carl
Sewell Avryosta
CIO
Campagios
Oticia
Avecy
P Dentana
Congress
Peing
Wal
W. Terest Birstess
Enemy Morale in Pacific War Weighs on Allies and Axis
Biased observers note morale shifts as Germany and Japan resist, while Allied forces probe for collapse. Despite occasional victories, sustained resistance threatens peace prospects and prolongs the conflict in the Burene region of the Pacific, with cautious outlooks for both sides.
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United Nations Bivsas
Burene
Pacific
Specuistam
Eoto
Scure
Gyars
In 1840 Hitler blitz history echoed in 1940s forecasts
A Washington dispatch from May 6 recalls Hitler’s 1840 blitz through Holland and Belgium and predicts Allied counterstroke. It argues American war production and air power would blunt the Axis, while noting German reconnaissance may reveal invasion plans and that deception, feints, and maneuvers could shape the European campaign.
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Washington
Hitler
Holland
Belgium
Tinerea
United States
Germany
Amercan
Aero Ab
Stair
Abel
Ginger Atrekes Dea
Barepe
Aip
North Africa
Britain
Norway
Europe
New Guinea
Chuirchill
Baa
Russia
Turkey
Rumania
Bulgaria
Luf's Stuff A Complicated State of Affairs
A garbled state of affairs note hints at political manipulation and public interference. The fragment references a dispute over rights and governance, with a suggestion that outside forces may be involved and public opinion is unsettled.
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Haller
Annapolis
Dorothy _ Dix
Maryland
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago May six local column items mention a citizen meeting in Mars Lane for an election and other scattered notes. The fragmentary text references Henry Rex and local figures such as Fox and Mutors with unclear roles.
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the News
Herat
Henry Rex
Fox
Twenty Years Ago tocal Skems from the ¢ eins of The News
Fragmented OCR reads like a town centric column with garbled names and numbers. The snippet mentions CONSTABLE and TEMPERATURE TODAY with a value around NZ degree, plus scattered words that resemble a local news page line. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Tocal
Mai G
Today In History and Anniversaries
A jumble of dates and names marks today’s history notes, birthdays, births, and events. Notable figures include John Peon, Robert E Peary, and John Gorrie with scattered references to explorers, bishops, and physicians. The page resembles a calendar of anniversaries with many OCR glitches and uncertain details.
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John Peon
North Carolina
Phebe Ann CC Hanaford
Nantucket
Mass
Abraham Jacobi
New York
Germany
iWai
Samuel Toot Schereschynski
James Gordon Bennetts
N Herald
Philadelphia
John Gorrie
Apalaghe Wa Fiiy Physica
Gomton McKay
Maas
Micah
Tanee
Japan
Bar
Hampton Lena
War Hearts and May Day on Hood College Campus
Campus festivities at Hood College unfold amid 88 degree May Day heat. War brides crowned May Day royalty, preparations for commencements set May 25 to 28. Reports touch on aviators missing in Attica, air medals awarded, Red Cross nurse graduates, and local civic updates including fuel rationing, water chlorination, and the launch of a Victory ship named for Frederick, with community notices of auctions, bank meetings, and public service plans threaded through the piece.
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Hood College
Hood
Maypole
Attica
Charles E Rolph
Southhwest Pacific
Red Cross
Frederik
Nove
Old Frederick
Postwar Fuels And Your Car By Peter Edson
Washington report explains wartime aviation gas blends and postwar expectations. It describes 114 145 octane ratings as aviation fuel performance, notes water injection for extra power, and projects future high specification aviation gas up to 125 160 octane for aircraft while automobile fuels stay limited by engine design.
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Peter Edson Washington
Army Navy
Petroleum Adminsipelar For War
Toms
Stub
The Forbidden Fascinates From The Beginning Of Time
The author, Earl L. Longlass, discusses the persistent allure of the forbidden. He cites a recurring garden incident where daffodils are picked by students, provoking apologies from officials and a recurring doorstep contrition. The piece argues fascination often remains despite awareness and self-criticism.
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Earl L. Longlass
N. D
Babson
Bible Thought Ad Promotes Health and Cheerfulness
A brief ad quotes James 5 13 urging prayer in affliction and singing in joy. It links health and cheerfulness as mutual fosters, presenting a devotional line that echoes scripture to encourage spiritual well being.
History of academic ritual noted in alumni news
Frederick sonian and Miss Georgianna Gittingsr contribute to a 1943 study in American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education tracing origins of degree rituals. Florence Trail, a Frederick author, is praised by Bentz Town Bard for her France and Italy themed works timely amid wartime. A Frederick paper salesman recounts an allergic reaction to a deodorant causing a skin eruption and long illness, leading to a cautionary note against deodorants.
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University of Virginia Alumni News
Georgianna 5
Gittinger
Maryland
Bertha Trail
Florence
Frederick
France
Italy
Miss Trail
Penurious Word Study Lesson Note
The passage discusses common language mistakes and a daily vocabulary goal. It defines penurious as stingy or miserly and cites Milton as using the term in context. It emphasizes pronunciation, spelling notes, and the idea that using a word three times helps mastery.
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Milton
Social Etiquette For Complimenting Guests
A hostess welcomes a woman guest wearing a chic new dress. The guidance warns against saying she is dressed up to avoid embarrassment. Instead, focus on polite, unobtrusive appreciation without implying over dressing or making her feel uncomfortable.
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Dorothy Dix
Mama
Oshkorh
Benny
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