Established 1083 The News ad in Frederick Md
The News runs ads for the Great Southern Mfg Co and air communications with subscription rates listed as 3 cents for a single copy and 50 cents monthly 125 for three months and 500 yearly. The paper notes Associated Press limited use and requests writers be identified. It is entered at the Frederick Md post office as second class matter on a Wednesday in May 1944.
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Great Southern Etg & Mfgco Air Communications
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederick
Postwar Control Plans for Germany Face Allied Oversight
The article discusses postwar German control as outlined by Lord Vansittart and other officials. It argues deindustrialization and strict oversight are needed to prevent a renewed war, with emphasis on industrial, political, and educational supervision to curb wartime potential. It cites Mein Kampf as an example of explosive postwar publications and notes varied conditions will shape postwar measures.
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Toreiie
Pater Te
Germany
Iron and Stern
Lord Vansittart
Toeoedeig
Soldiers Learn Swimming In England As War Effort
Fragmentary text notes soldiers learning to swim in England with American Red Cross协 operation. Mentions cooperation of army and Red Cross and efforts across various shores. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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England
Crete
The Sight Of The Plane And The Threat Of Air Attacks
A fragment discusses the sight of hostile planes over the United States and worldwide fear. It notes potential future attacks, the difficulty of defense, and the danger of panic as populations seek shelters amid possible bombardment. The piece emphasizes wartime anxiety and the potential for widespread alarm.
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Noto
Europe
Terrar
Roosevelt Seizes Montgomery Ward Case Move At White House
A May 30 Washington report describes President Roosevelt steering away from court action in the Montgomery Ward matter and turning to troop possession, while Congress orders separate investigations. The piece notes his cautious disclosure, press coverage issues, and the aim to end the case quickly before detailed findings emerge.
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Bovilan
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt
Coreee
Mio
Ura
Campanns
Smith-Connans Loy
Sewell Avery
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
The May 10 1874 issue recalls petitions to county commissioners for new school funding and repairs to roads and public structures. It notes Frederick Riflemen orders for uniforms and hats and references local commissioners meeting to extend town gates and discuss transportation and trains.
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the News
Calvary Methodist Church Toll on Liquor Transport Charge
A motorist involved in a liquor transport incident near Hens Twenty Years Ago faced charges of transporting liquor. The event resulted in a death and a payout of $243 to cover costs, with the deceased identified as a party in the case.
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Calvary “ Methodist
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D 10
An account of a suburban train encounter with a business man who plans a baseball day for his son, prioritizing love and family over work. The piece argues that most Americans value family, with devotion shown through photos and daily life, contrasting with those who neglect it.
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Earl L. Douglass
Imoeda
Nis
Babson
Unclear text fragment from English lesson note
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled language lesson with scattered words and names. No coherent event or entities form a complete report.
Tie Q Hon Ordered Mas Aston May Nine
Labor Relations Board dated May 9 orders the plant employees at the Sproitiel plant in Ames to decide by June 3 whether they are represented by the Wire Rube Por Workers of Ames. Loreal No. She Chay is named for purposes of collective bargaining.
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Tie Q Hon
Mas Aston
Labor Relations Board
Pue Company
Dune 3
Wired Rube Por
Ames
Loreal
The War Interpreted From Monsoon Front
Monsoon rains bolster British view that the Japanese invasion of Eastern India is failing. Mountbatten plans a pause in Burma operations for three months, with British forces withdrawing to hills above Butheduang as diversions aim to ease Burma fronts. News notes Tokyo concerns over U S raids and expanded air bases in China, and speculation on American superbombers assigned to Chennault forces.
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India-Burma
Lord Mountbattens
India
Burma
Irrawaddy
Mountcuttens
Butheduung
Akwab
Horace 5
Sewell
Stulbacci
Ledo Road
China
Tokyo
Germany
Warnine
Om of War Information
Chinai Air Force
Kwangsi Province
Claire Chennault
Agaist
Japan
China Sea
Today In History and Birthdays and Horoscopes
Historic events and notable birthdays are listed, including exploration milestones, political figures, and cultural moments with dates and places. The column notes ship captains, presidents, and historians, plus notable anniversaries and daily horoscopes.
Army s Most Exclusive Corps By PETER EDSON Wachregtay
The U S Army Inspector General corps is the most exclusive unit, led by acting Lt Gen Virgil L. Peterson with Brig Gen Philip Edwards Brown as deputy. The OTIG operates in Washington, reports to the Secretary of War and Chief of Staff, and handles inspections, investigations, and special inquiries on race, discipline, and rehabilitation.
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Peter Edson Wachregtay
Mustelle Corps
U. S
Air Force
Airborne Command
Pit
OTIG
Washington
Baron von Steuben
al G Suas
Virgil L. Peterson
Philip Edwards Brown
NYA
Pentagon
War Department
Buron von Steuben
Congress
Staf
Inspector Gener Jals Department
Inspector General
Army
Hae
Secretary of War
Stimson
Marshall
McNarney
Howard MacSynder
Medical Corps
Benjamin C. Davis
West Pointer
John O. Lawrence
Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent In Britain
A Navy correspondent recalls “cannon cockers” who load planes with bombs and ammo. At a naval air base crews packed 17 planes in under three hours and fired 50,000 rounds of .50 caliber in one day, a vital yet unsung task that helped shoot down Nazi planes. The piece also profiles William F. Leedham, a Providence native and wartime transport chief, his family’s service, and notes Admiral Ramsay’s leadership and a popular Coast Guards Amphibians band performing near their base, with extensive concert tours and high audience turnout.
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Naval Air Base
William F. Leedham
Providence
R. 1
Bill
Salerno
Army Ordnance Department
43Rd
Guadalcanal
New England
Navy
United Kingdom
Coast Guards “Amphibians
Mediterranean
P Dudsien
Allan Cole
Buffalo
Ted Rites
John W. Brown
Laktwood
M.C
Bull Aiddter
Dr Cullen Elected President of Tuberculosis Conference
Dr Victor Cullen of the Maryland State Sanatorium was elected president of the Southern Conference on Tuberculosis at its annual meeting. The Florida State Sanitarium Orlando announced the election of Dr Cullen as medical director and new executive committee member.
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Cullen
Aps
Florida State
Orlando
Victor FL Cullen
Maryland
Lut's Stuff THE WISER WAY
An editorial tribute reflects on the long war and the heavy toll it has taken. It notes that optimism faded as the conflict persisted and warns that even if a peace seemed near a lucky break remains unlikely.
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Notes
Court News lists equity suit Ferdinand Myers et al versus Edward I Myers et al seeking deed annulment and property vacated. Marriage licenses issued for Lewis Goodheart and Myra Shearer. Real estate transfers show numerous county deeds at ten dollar consideration between named spouses and heirs.
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Court News Equity
Ferdinand Myers
Mary G. Loy
A. Rebecca Hahn
Russell E. Myers
Edward I. Myers
Julia Myers
Edward J. Myers, Jr
Lew L. Myers
Helen G. Myers
Margaret E. Myers
Lewis Homer Goodheart
Myra Joanna Shearer
Carlisle
Dorothy Dix Addresses Stepchildren and Army Families
Dororthy Dix answers readers on stepmother trials and explaining to children why a father leaves for military duty. Advice emphasizes single parenting strain, morale building, and portraying the father as brave, while warning against a spendthrift partner.
How to handle bridge critique at the table
In bridge, avoid telling an opponent how they should have played a hand. Do not point out a misplay even when you see it could have avoided the bid. Many players enjoy giving advice, but it rarely goes over well and can disrupt the table.
No explicit event headline in the excerpt
The fragment delivers literary quotes focusing on fate and nature. Jeremiah 21 8 and Landor lines reflect moral choice and life’s warmth before departure, with no reportable actions, people, places, or organizations.
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Werser Dsan
APT
Beckley
Frederich Riflemen
Ths Company
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R. I
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Britain
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Herald
Ticonderoga
N. Y
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Green Mountain Boys
Order of the Cincinnati
Winfield Scott
Tennessee
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Astor
New York City
Forrest
Englin
Macready
Promentey
Utah
Unites Union Paude
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Centerspal International Exposition
Philadelphia
Ger Grant
Holland
Belgium
Ruddle Hess
Sealand
Fron
Tunisia
Judes Curt
Soareny Federal
Savage Treasing Foundation
Lindsam Cowan
John A. Moroso
Hal Boyle
U. S. Navy
Ramsay
Bertram Ramsay
Cvbcan
Luther B. Carr
Cameron C. Kehne
Earman Davis
Kirby A. Printz
Raymond L. Smith
Anna E. Caldwell
Cordelia G. Albaugh
Clamon G. Crampton
Slaybaugh
Maurice W. Wood
Grover P. Keller
William A. Russell Bell
William ©. Ray
Helen S. Boyer
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Miss Dix
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