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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1943
Page
3
This fragment notes the Freder ice Md police station entry as second class matter. It references postal or circulation content and a policy of correction upon notification to the editor. The date May 28 1943 anchors the piece.
Washington pushes simplification of American goods with a plan to cut wooden fruit and vegetable container types from 500 to under 100 and reuse them. Proponents claim massive savings in steel and wood, freight, and labor, potentially freeing millions of workers postwar.
Washington considers expanding sowing for next crop by 10 million acres as a sign of shifting from surplus risk. Surplus grain is easing as global stocks dwindle while demand for bread livestock feed and industrial uses rises. The US plans to boost a relief pool by 100 million bushels, with the U.S. supplying most.
The article reflects on the Communist International formed in Russia 24 years ago to spread revolution. It notes American resentment toward foreign interference, emphasizes dissolving the international body while letting local Communist parties act independently, and highlights mutual cooperation against Nazis amid wartime aid and collaboration.
Washington, May 2. The nation faces a perilous inflation fight and a chaotic home front. WPB stabilized after internal clashes, but Congress and agencies stall on wages, subsidies, and farm price policy, risking a loss of the war on the home front. Leadership must tighten and reorganize now.
Fifty years ago the issue notes a narrow escape for Mr G Frank Clingan of the American Light and Heat Company after a gas leak in his West Church street office. Firefighters extinguish a tannery blaze causing 5200 to 300 damage, and St John s May procession is described with parade routes and pageant queens. Rev Maysilles falls ill during sermon but recovers, while Miss Lottie Stimmell of Woodsboro graduates from Lutherville Seminar.
May 28 1923 report notes about 300 delegates and visitors attending the Potomac States Bakers Association convention with President EB Senith of Cumberland Mayor Culler welcoming. Dinner conference and address of welcome at Francis Scott Key hotel mark calls for party unity and harmony ahead of the primary. Ground broken for the State Odd Fellows Home with 1000 in attendance as J A Nuiscot of Baltimore turns over ceremonial shovel. Grand officers preside. A third National Guard will be urged in Frederick with Major Elmer F Munsitox to organize the Second Battalion headquarters.
Article by Dr Thomas D Masters for NEA discusses how tooth decay arises from outside enamel, not inside the tooth. It outlines enamel formation cessation after eruption, maternal calcium transfer, limited impact of diet on decay, and possible roles of sugars and acid-forming bacteria, urging caution about simplistic cures.
William Gilbert proposed that the Earth itself is a vast magnet with magnetic poles and a surrounding field that exerts a force across the planet. His theory framed terrestrial magnetism as a natural global phenomenon rather than a fictional construct.
The article contrasts Japan’s Navy Day observances with the Attu campaign noting Japanese fleets stayed away from the coast while American ships shelled Attu. It reflects on Tsushima’s legacy, Yamamoto’s death, and Japan’s strained naval power amid looming defeat, with emphasis on attrition risk.
Court notes show property deeds from Charles McC Mathias to James M Murphy and wife then to Mary Staley with $10 equity. Equity case Minnie J Wetzell vs Charles W Wetzell for absolute divorce. Various marriage licenses and divorces listed with ages and locations. A hearing in Chevet Court for unpaid improvements to a Braddock Heights dwelling, contractor W Osborne Sehade testifying about work for Sharon Co Inc, leaving a balance of 2 568 55 after partial payment.
A deed was recorded in the county clerk's office for one acre with improvements on the Gosportown Pike in Frederick District. Transfer of ownership from Mr and Mrs Roy M Rice to Mr and Mrs Frank Grimes with a consideration of about £4000.
Senator O Mahoney argues for congressional oversight in reciprocal trade agreements to prevent executive abdication of legislative power. He cites Britain Canada and 17 of 26 countries with similar practices, urging Congress to retain authority over foreign commerce and taxation to safeguard representative government. He warns against a permanent executive framework and favors a measured delegation with ongoing congressional supervision.
A compact digest lists anniversaries and birthdates of notable figures from politics science and culture. Entries include Edward Livingston Jean Agassiz Beauregard Tony Pastor Louis Weitzenkorn and others with birth and death years, interspersed with historic events from 1830 to 1940 and notes on contemporary birthdays.
A columnist born in Boston 65 years ago reflects on Eduard Benes former president of Czechoslovakia and a horoscope noting a strong mind and thoughtful nature. It predicts possible success without grand global impact and a calm reserve, concluding with a reflective, copyright notice.
A devotional item cites Isaiah 33 2 Lamentations 3 58 and a Shakespeare line about remedies. The text blends biblical appeals for salvation with a reflection on frailty and judgment, highlighting prayer as solace in dark times and the human search for remedy.
A historical column discusses moral guidance and social etiquette with questions about proper address in various social scenarios. It includes examples about paying taxes through providence, gendered address norms, and polite letter salutation tips. The piece presents multiple etiquette questions with brief answers and a suggested solution.
A reflective piece argues that longing for every desire would make people weak and brainless. It praises striving for attainable goals as the path to strength, noting many hopes may be reached but not every wish. The author cited is WN. A. Lufburrow.
A note on usage presents ulterior as more distant or beyond what is shown. It offers example phrasing and hints at pronunciation and common misspellings while contrasting related terms like healthy and hygienic for vocabulary growth.
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