The News Friday May 29 1942 masthead
The page presents the May 29 1942 issue of The News Frederick Maryland with standard publication notices. It lists subscription rates and newsroom policy about publishing only signed communications and corrections on request. The piece notes association with the Associated Press and News-Post Building on Court Street.
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Qseat Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Strecker urges will to fight as morale key in war
Prof Edward Strecker of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School urges a total war approach, arguing the United States fights on an outdated formula. He cites Axis morale tactics and says truthful propaganda must be emphatically warm and stirring to sustain public will to fight.
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Edward Streck
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Strecker
American Psychiatric Association
United States
Axis
Professor Strecker
Propaganda Echo in Vichy Short Wave Campaign
The Office of Facts and Figures reports Vichy broadcasts urge French Americans to cling to ancient traditions over American policy. The message cites Louisiana and New England as solid French-origin populations and ties the campaign to Nazi aims, warning French Americans against the Vichy line and urging return to great France’s spirit.
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Vichy
United States
Office of Facts and Figures
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New England
Canada
New Order
Hitler
France
Boonsboro Hotel Change Hands in Historic Landmark Purchase
Robert D. Zeller, longtime operator of Hotel Boone, has bought the four story hotel from W. M. Babbington. The landmark stands at the northeast corner of the public square and marks a notable ownership change in the town's history.
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Boonsboro
Robert D. Zeller
Boone
W. M. Babbington
Senate hears pastors as guest chaplains in search of permanent chaplain
Washington essay urges a nonsectarian government prayer practice and silent daily reflection across federal agencies. It notes wartime needs and cites a joint Catholic Protestant Jewish clergy committee in Washington aiding worship access, arguing for spiritual unity in national life without formal church-state ties.
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Washington
United States Senate
Ze Barney Phillips
House
Senate
All America
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years earlier May 29 1892 notes a mountain fire near High Knob Hemp rocks damped by rain but dying out. Reynolds Post G A R attends St James Lutheran church where Dr Haaskarl preaches and J R Marken composes Oh Yes The Starry Banner Waves. A foreign accordion band annoys children while Mrs Miller injures her finger cutting bread. Local logic notes a morning walk near the hosiery factory.
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High Knob
Reynolds Post
G A. R
St. James Lutheran Church
Haaskarl
J. R. Marken
John Miller
West South Street
Losiery
B. Rasenour
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
May 29, 1922 reports include officer George W. Nogle saving a four year old before being struck by a car at Square Corner, the child escaping harm, and Nogle bruised. Voters face city election two weeks away with no Republican candidate for city register against John T White. County bids seek 62 000 in Frederick county road bonds issued 1931 through 1939. A theft from Woodbine National Bank safe deposit boxes reportedly removed 20 000 to 25 000 in securities and Liberty bonds and war savings stamps were stolen.
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George W. Nogle
Nogle
City Register
John T White
Frederick County
John M. DeLashmout
Woodbine National Bank
Liberty
War Savings
Mind Your Manners in Social Etiquette Quiz
Questions test proper social usage with answers. It covers room service, introducing oneself at conventions, thanking after job interviews, appropriate responses to thanks, and how to handle introductions at dances. The guidance emphasizes polite, proactive behavior and suggests better alternatives to casual replies.
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Ibi
War Pinch Reaches Daily Life For All Citizens
An editorial urges citizens to endure wartime shortages as taxes rise and costs fall on essentials like oats, soap, and gas. It notes vehicles and travel suffer pinch effects and cites traffic experts estimating half of annual miles are for business use.
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Britain
America
Teason
War Interpreted Rommel aims at Tobruk in Libya drive
The analysis argues Tobruk is Rommel's immediate objective in the fifth Libyan campaign. Even if Tobruk falls, a full invasion of Egypt seems unlikely within weeks due to desert storms, supply limits, and reliance on sea routes. British sea control remains critical to Tobruk's defense and to any future operations toward Egypt.
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Hitler
Libya
Egypt
Tobruk
Rommel
Atlantic
Tobrux
Poveues
Libyan
Wirmen
Alexandria Matruh
Man About Manhattan in New York theater season
Gas rationing may boost summer Broadway patronage as showmen plan for June to August. Listings include Angel Street with a newcomer Judith Evans, Arsenic And Old Lace in mid season, Best Foot Forward, Blithe Spirit with Clifton Webb Peggy Wood Leona Corbett Mildred Natwick, Junior Miss, Keep Em Laughing with The Hartmans Hildegarde Gracie Fields, Lets Face It with Danny Kaye.
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George Tucker
New York
Broadway
Angel Street
Judith Evels
Coward
Clifton Webb
Peggy Wood
Leona Corbett
Mildred Natwick
Stella Benson
the Hartmans
Hildegarde
Gracie Fields
There’s Some Crying Over Milk Being Spilled
Washington, May 29. Edson’s column notes a farm lady in Arkansas who kept an extra cow to supply milk for butter and evaporated milk for war demand, only to be told by a creamery they could not buy more. The piece explains factors behind milk surpluses, shortages of transport and containers, price incentives, and officials’ attempts to fix the situation, with a hopeful view that not all milk should be dumped and that demand remains.
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Peter Edson Washington
Arkansas
Jipad
Department of Agriculture
Unidea
America
War Production Board
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Porgy and Bess Revival Leads Broadway Season
Co author Howard Lindsay and Dorothy Stickney star again in Porgy and Bess the Gershwin opera revival that proved profitable since its first failure seven years ago. Priorities the first new vaudeville bill shows Lou Holtz Phil Baker Willie Howard and Hazel Seait as producers seek fresh plays amid air cooled theaters and cautious investors. Blithe Spirit leaves Morosco for the Booth as Morosco faces a stark summer.
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Howard Lindsay
Dorothy Stickney
Porgy and
Bess
George Gershwin
Lou Holtz
Phil Baker
Willie Howard
Hazel Seait
Line House
Morosco
God's Love Is Personal In Every Detail Of Life
Earl L. Douglass D D writes that God sees individuals, not masses, knowing every hair and every choice. Nothing in life goes unseen as His loving care guides each path from ascent to descent. War shortages in London reduce fish meals to meat to cope with scarcity.
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Eble
Batson
Lynd
London
Notable historical birthdays and deaths listed today
Today in history notes Patrick Henry born 1736 in Hanover County Virginia and died 1799. James O Broadhead born 1819 in Charlottesville Virginia and died 1898. Ebenezer Butterick born 1826 in Sterling Massachusetts and died 1993. John H House born 1845 as Congregational missionary in the Near East.
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Patrick Henry
Virginia
Hanover Co. Va
James O. Broadhead
Missouri
Charlottesville
Ebenezer Butterick
Sterling, Mass
John H. House
Near East
This Day in History and Birthdays From Painesville
Painesville Ohio date April 19 1936 death notices and notable births listed from 1763 to 1940 including Patrick Henry proposals Wisconsin Territory formation and Wisconsin statehood. Birthdays include Mrs Dwight W Morrow Helen W Atwater Ernest Kanzler Louis Thurstone Dr W Lee Lewis Beatrice Lillie Allan Dafoe and others with brief notes on their origins and ages. Horoscope notes conclude the item.
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Patrick Henry
Virginia House of Burgesses
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Michigan Territory
Isconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
Senate
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
New York City
Lansing
War Industries Board
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Dunkirk
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
N. J
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cleveland
Helen W. Atwater
Dept. of Agriculture
Journal of Home Economics
Washington
Somerville
Mass
Ernest ©. Kanzler
Detroit
War Production Board
Automotive
Saginaw, Mich
Louis L
Gridley
Cal
Beatrice Lillie
Toronto
Canada
Allan R. Dafoe
CLASS MEETS Ladies Bible Class Monthly Meeting
The Ladies Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed church met Tuesday evening in the church parlors with Mrs. Roy Ramsburg presiding. A social committee for June was named and a program was presented including hymns, a recitation, readings, and solos by Marie Biser and Leroy Blumenauer, followed by refreshments.
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The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Roy Ramsburg
Richard S. Hargett
William Thomas
Guy Ramsburg
Albert Culler
Viola Ramsburg
Jesse Anders
Clifford Baker
Charles Hahn
Amy Zeigler
John Blumenauer
Raymond Walter
Calvary
Eddie Walter
Claude S. Hahn
Marie Biser
Leroy Blumenauer
Earl M. Lowell Enters Republican Sheriff Race
Burkittsville candidate Earl M. Lowell announces a bid for sheriff in the fall. Acting Sheriff Horace M. Alexander, already in the race, has previous service as a special deputy sheriff and district constable.
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Earl M. Lowell
Burkittsville
Horace M. Alexander
Lowell
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Edson
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
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Ohio
Greece
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Fulton
Wis
Marie C. Oemler
Savannah
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