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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1942
Page
4
A physician fixes a half inch leg discrepancy to restore health and balance. The article argues many people suffer from soul misalignment, with willful, unaligned lives harming harmony with God and hindering happiness amid blessings.
A wartime analysis warns that Berlin Rome and Tokyo could instantly receive U S news via Argentina Brazil and Chile. Officials fret about direct lines from Rio de Janeiro Buenos Aires and Santiago to Axis powers and call for tighter control of outbound communications and potential censorship in South America.
The article analyzes the Ukraine battle as Nazi forces push toward Kharkov and the Caucasus. It notes Timoshenko’s counterattack to flank Kharkov, German counterblows around 50 miles south, and the Kerch Peninsula setback. It suggests the next week may reveal Hitler’s planned grand offensive while cautioning that none of the recent moves decided the outcome.
Assistant Secretary of State Adolf Berle warns Americans that weeks of rationing will curb leisure travel cinema visits and light and sound in daily life. He argues the era will force a return to inward living while war plants continue operating and Hitler’s threat remains a counterweight to this quieting shift.
Wright Aeronautical announces a forged aluminum cylinder head 10 percent lighter with 35 percent more cooling area and 100 percent stronger. Greater heat conductance enables higher compression, larger ports, longer endurance, and improved climb at high altitudes boosting aircraft performance and speed in combat conditions.
A reflective verse piece recalls Braddock and nearby plains with memory of Catoctin Sound and Frederick. The poem muses on duty and peace while imagery of blossoms hills and wheat frames a nostalgic scene.
Governor O Conor announced five commutations and two paroles. Harold Alexander, former railroad worker in Frederick County, received a commutation and will be released to help his parents and assist at the railroad yards amid labor needs.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns for The News May 25 1892 reports the death of Philip Reich aged 94 at his son in law A J De Lashmutt's home after a month illness. Reich noted as a longtime farmer who recalled War of 1812 and Civil War figures including LaFayette Meade and Henry Clay. Gittinger duo paintings Gem Steam Laundry West Patrick street as work nears completion. Mt Pleasant old house torn down last week is over 11 years old and Crum fell into a cellar but no one injured. Charles McHenry's horse fell before Groff House but both escaped unharmed.
Lloyd Culler swept the May 1922 primary defeating McC. Phebus and Henry Hahn. Final tally Culler 786 Hahn 65. Many women cast ballots in the election. Also reported Mt. Marys Prep Nines defeat Freder Schoot Cadets 10 to 8 with eight Prep errors. A reception honors Rev R L Lang new pastor of the Jefferson Lutheran charge. Strawberries priced 20 to 30 cents a box and early peaches on market with cherries at 75 cents a pound.
Washington May 25 Texas lawmakers sit in unity at mid day lunches hosted by Speaker Sam Rayburn. The Texas delegation controls committees and drives policy in the House with figures like Connally O'Daniel Sumner and Patman shaping the action. The group, led by Rayburn, includes Johnson temporarily absent on Navy duty.
A domestic etiquette quiz addresses visiting, hospitality, and gifts. Answers: 1 Yes, 2 No, 3 Yes unless unaffordable, 4 No, 5 No. The piece suggests waiting for an invitation and offers a “What Would You Do” scenario.
Praise to sailors facing submarines and dangers at sea. The poem by N. A. Lufburrow honors uniformed seamen, their courage, and risks while supporting wartime national aims and freight duty.
Recount of historical anniversaries from 1783 to 1960s and notable birthdays. Includes Philip P. Barbour Emerson Channing Potter Zimmerman Schulzie Reach and more with dates and brief biographical notes. Also lists major historical events from 1780 to 1925 and a horoscope of today.
New York May 25. George Tucker introduces the Korn Kobblers a six member group linked to Broadway turns and a two week Jersey engagement that turned into eleven months. They own 26 antique automobile horns from 1900 and earned 26000 dollars from a past transcription series shared among six members.
Today's word Adversity is a noun meaning hardship misfortune or calamity. The quote attributed to Ovid notes that the faith of friendship is tested in adversity and reveals its true strength.
A brief juxtaposition of biblical and classical wisdom. The verse extols integrity and quiet steadiness over deceit or loud foolishness, while Cicero champions silent prudence over loquacious folly.
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