Court notices and ad rates page from Frederick Md 1942
Friday May 15 1942 edition of The News Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates and AP news policy. It includes postal details and editorial corrections policy for misstatements and errors. The page serves as a local transmission record with standard newspaper notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamat Southern Ftg
MFG. CO
Newe-Post
Court St_ Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Cost of Survivorship War Bond Sales and Costs
The article argues wartime financing relies on widespread War Bond purchases. It cites April bond sales totaling 530.5 million, total first-year sales at 5.39 billion, and April under March. It notes emergency expenditures at 26.5 billion with authorized 156.4 billion, urging concerted national effort for victory and survivorship through bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Office of Emergency Management
United States
The New Air Front In England Luftwaffe weakness and RAF raid gains
The piece argues German air strength is reduced and ineffective against England while RAF raids hinder German arms plants and naval targets. It notes morale benefits for Britain from continued bombing, and questions whether Germany can divert planes from Russia or the Mediterranean to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Luftwaffe
RAF
Europe
Germany
Channel
North Sea
Russia
Mediterranean
Malta
Libya
Army Air Force Hire Fast Tracks War Needs
Article notes how the U S Army Air Force rushed personnel for expansion after Pearl Harbor by using 100 business committees and industry-trained specialists, bypassing standard channels to fill technical roles. It praises efficiency but warns against political backlash and warns of hindering war-time speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pearl Harbor
U. S Air Force
U. S. Air Force
U.S. Army Air Force
AIR Corps
Congress
Local items from the Columna of the News May 15 1892
Fifty years ago in Emmitsburg reports note a coal oil lamp accident at Frank Lorentz boarding house with no damage after a child’s play. The Waters family dog Princess recovers from illness. M F Shuff named justice of the peace for Emmitsburg district after J Knouff’s death. Chickens stolen by thieves blamed on local bandits. Douglas H Hargett proclaims faith in a Cannon Hill cave and plans a tourist viewing tower for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lorentz
East Patrick Street
Misses Waters
South Market Street
M. FL Shuff
Emmitsburg
Jas
Opening Blue Ridge League game with Hagerstown
Clarence Blethen was slated to throw this afternoon in the Blue Ridge League opener against Hagerstown. A Dig parade is planned around 1 30 oclock. The Mayor and Aldermen and the Knot-Hole Brigade meet at Tourist Park at the extreme end of West Patrick for campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Blethen
Hagerstown
West Patrick
W. F Childs
State Roads Commission
P. A. Hauver
Oscar E. Grove
Frederick
Man About Manhattan during the blackout night in New York
George Tucker recalls a city plunged into darkness as blackout lights go out across Manhattan From the Jersey shore the river gleams while a bomber moon looms Overhead a frightened woman seeks help but finds hotel records do not match Bellevue Hospital witnesses a tense Times Square crowd Major LeGualdia decries the crowds and police brace for potential danger Commissioner Valente calls the public turnout a striking sight during the air raid alert
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George Tucker
New York
Coleridge
Jersey
Island
Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
Columbus Circle
Times Square
LeGuardia
Sulcidé
London
Hizzoner
Valenstine
Earth
Paganini Plays With Frayed Strings For Breaks
The famed violinist rehearsed with worn strings hoping to break one during performance to display his skill. Separately, the U S Senate has convened as a court of impeachment twelve times since 1798.
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Paganini
U S. Senate
War Interpreted Timoshenko drives at Kharkov and Kerch
The analysis weighs Timoshenko’s Kharkov offensive against a potential Crimean push. It argues the Kharkov strike aims to disrupt Nazi communications south and west, threaten Dnieperopetrovsk, and force a retreat, while Kerch Peninsula holds secondary value with eastern routes more crucial for Crimea defenses.
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Timoshenko
Kharkov
Moscow
Kerch ‘Sthmus
Pittsburgh
Kerch-Melitopol
Donets Basin
Crimea
Red Army
Dneiperopetrovsk
Dnieper
Stalina
Donets
Kerch-Kharkov
Dnieperopetrovsk
Red
Kerch
Kerch Peninsula
Crimean
Caucasus
Kerch Strait
Panhandle
Kerch Eastern Panhandle
Rostov
Don
Kerch Isthmus
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers for Social Etiquette
A reader guide on proper conduct elevates etiquette in social settings. It answers five questions about appropriate dress at events, elevator courtesy, helping a dropped item, chair movements, and introductions, concluding with how couples share reading time and interrupt etiquette.
Garden Troubles and Fading Will in Late Season
A fragmented notice complains of neglected tasks and dying garden care. The speaker seeks strength to complete work, noting foamy foam and time slipping as weeds overrun beds and plans for useful seeds are at risk. The voice hints at health and toil shaping the garden’s fate.
But You Can’t Kill A Washington Rumor
Edson’s Washington column weighs how rumors persist in the capital, detailing how figures like Jesse Jones and Lowell Mellette face relentless rumor cycles. It recounts BEW and Ickes clashes, Mellette’s censorship doubts, and Washington’s enduring belief that legends cannot be killed.
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Edson
Washington
Troleum
Harold L. Ickes
BEW
Ickes
Lowell Mellett
Office of Government Reports
Mellett
George Creel
Goebbels
Ministry of Propaganda
MelNett
Today In History And Birthdays Almanac
Historical anniversaries and births span 1788 to 1941 listing figures like James Gadsden, Williamina Fleming, and Franklin Roosevelt era notes. Also notes on a Missouri suffrage milestone, oil and aviation items, and a light horoscope.
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James Gadsden
South Carolina
Gadsden Purchase
Charleston
Daniel Brainard
New York
Oneida Co
N.Y
Thomas Lake Harris
England
William A. Hemphill
Atlanta, Ga
Evansville
Ind
Louisville
Missouri
St. Louis
American Woman Suffrage Association
Belya A. Lockwood
Equal Party
Des Town
S&s
Supreme Court
Presidio
San Francisco
U. S
Washington, D.C
U S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Italy
Bic Jlumber
Philadelphia
Varas
Persin
Aftan Fadiman
New York City
Information
Radio Fame
Charles E. Rosendahl
Navy
Community Orchestra and Choir Concert in Taneytown
The Taneytown high school orchestra directed by John Elsroad and the band led by Robert Menchey performed at the high school auditorium on May 7. The choral club, with soloist Mrs. Marian Rue and others, joined in classic and folk pieces, closing with The Star Spangled Banner. An offering of 10 to the Red Cross was noted. Also reported are Sunday dinner guests of Rev Nevin Smith and the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Tracey on May 11 at Franklin Square hospital Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
John Elsroad
Robert Menchey
Wallace Yingling
Hazel Hess
Ward
Dreamland Shadows
Holtel
Columbia
Quikter
Ash Grove
Alice Eckard
Dan Alexander
Edith Hess
Wilbur Hess
Saint Bride
Clokey
Red Cross
Edgar Essig
Nevin Smith
Hanover
John Schwarber
Keymar
Robert Baumgardner
Robert, Jr
Donald Tracey
Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore
Deification of Man as Hidden Idolatry in History
Earl L Douglass argues against humanism by tracing ancient Rome and modern rulers who demanded divine honors. He asserts rulers seek worship because people treat man as an end in himself, making humanism a disguised idolatry across ages.
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Caesar Augustus
Tiberius
Asia
Caligula
Bible Thought On Greatness And Wrath In Plain Verse
A compact reflection contrasts Exodus 45:7 style praise with a Lowell remark on character shaping occasion. It frames divine power and human virtue, pairing scriptural authority with worldly wisdom in a brief, period-voiced meditation.
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Rarhive
David Lawrence
Army Air Corps
Adjutant General
War Department
Capitol Hill
United States Army
Columna of the News
the News
Kirke L. Simpson
Pel
EE Edson
Legion
Ciue
Hollywood
Cafe
Jesse Jones
Commerce
Jones
National Housing Agency
Department of Commerce
Board of Economic Warfare
Jesse
Cordell Hull
State Department
The
WPA
Illinois
Ernest G. Draper
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Gerard B. Lambert
Louis H. Seagrave
Los Angeles
Council Bluffs
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
Syndi
Bible Thought
Lowell
Martinique
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