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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1943
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a writer’s case in Md with police involvement. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate an ongoing inquiry or victim reference. Further readable elements show a disrupted report needing confirmation.
A Frederick community group schedules a county wide Institute on Post War Problems at Trinity Chapel on Monday May 3 from 730 to 9 pm. Representatives from the community and from Hoag College will discuss economic political and educational issues likely to arise after victory. Public participation is invited to raise questions and help foster public awareness and thought on postwar peace efforts.
Railroads surge to meet surging travel demand with car conversions. Pullman has sold over 500 club, observation and parlor cars for late coach use and converted 260 parlor and sleeping cars into three tier troop sleepers. Seating capacity nears 1,220,000 with further modifications likely.
A reflective piece recalls May heat and simple pleasures of the past in a small town. The writer contrasts hot days with cooler memories, noting how people used to cope with straw hats and simple routines as life felt simpler.
Washington essay warns the New Deal era fosters totalitarianism risks for press and radio. It argues Supreme Court majorities enable administrative absolutism and proposes constitutional amendments to shield media from government control and license powers.
A new adhesive base wallpaper becomes available for household use as shoppers experiment with its application. The product promises simpler installation for first time users and reduces the need for paste preparation.
A Frederick bicycle club plans a moonlight run to Woodsboro tonight leaving the fountain at 7 30 under command of First Lieut Brish A fishing party on Whit Monday at Thomas W Johnsons near Woodsboro yielded fine fish then shifted to boating in warm weather hammocks were used Thieves loot Emmitsburg shops stealing tools and gear while a clothing store entry failed and bread potatoes and a kettle disappear from Emmit House
A partial look at 1923 items notes the County Commissioners agreeing to fund road work, the Annual Street Parade led by Scott Key Post American Legion, and Richard Y. Ross connected to local events. It mentions furloughs at Clarke Place from Stauntar Military Academy and a baseball game where Gardner's double helped the Hustlers win 4-3 over Martinsburg with Bill King the winning pitcher.
Dr Thomas D Masters outlines essential nutrition for infancy including water intake at 15 percent of body weight, minerals from milk and cereals, vitamins A C and D via cod liver oil and juices, and high protein from meat eggs and cereals. Regular four hour feedings and sterilization of bottles aid health.
Glenn Babb analyzes the recent heavy RAF air raids on Dortmund as a new war phase. He discusses Churchill's comments on using air power, invasion prospects, and the bombing campaign's impact on German war production and morale, noting likely future Allied offensives.
A steel needle will float on undisturbed water due to surface tension. The native of Cambridge is a Cantabrigian or Cantabrugan. The Belgian Congo aids the UN with tin copper and rubber. Waste fat once used for explosives was formerly boiled into soap. The Gila monster yields edible flesh in some cultures.
A specimen of an English lesson note lists common misuses and pronunciations. It highlights words like occasion and mis-spellings such as supercilious, with an aside about the concept of multipresence of Christ’s body.
The gathering included one member, three visitors, and three in attendance. Mrs FL Baily Phelps Mrs Casper Moore and Catherine Rothenhoefer provided refreshments while Mrs George N Twentey, president, presided. A loaf of bread tastes equally good after three weeks in the fridge.
Washington warns that wartime shortages tempt cheap chiselers to adulterate foods. FDA reports coffee mixed with cereals, dried grass sold as tea, spices diluted with corn starch, olive oil replaced by corn or cottonseed oil, sugar replaced by saccharine, dyed white poppy seeds, egg substitutions, and color adds masking quality. Violations are minority yet rising. enforcement faces labor and care bottlenecks. Citizens should read labels carefully and beware hidden substitutions that undermine ration value and inflation.
A weekly NEA review surveys Relman Morin's Circuit of Conquest noting its vivid front-line observations before Pearl Harbor. The critique highlights Morin's catalog of Nipponese arrogance, misjudgments, and looming aggression, plus its engaging yet uneven narrative style.
A compact chronicle of notable birthdays and historical events. Emerson, Potter, Reach, Zim, Schultze and others are listed with birth and death dates, plus key milestones from 1787 to 1942. The piece includes brief reflections and a note on Adams, urging interest in history.
Facing the facts, the essay recalls Beethoven’s rise from child prodigy to famed composer silenced by deafness. It notes his patience and anger, his enduring pride, and the struggle to maintain happiness and efficiency despite fate's blows, ending with a paternal moral.
Bible quotes and brief life notes list Bennett Cerf Bill Robinson James Tunney Igor Sikorsky John Holmes with birthdays from 45 to 65 years ago. A horoscope claims today favors talent and merit over wealth, hinting at rises to trust.
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