The News May 28 1944 edition header details
The Frederick Md paper announces subscription rates and bureau affiliations. It notes the paper's status with the Associated Press and states corrections policy and submission rules. It marks publication as Monday May 28 1944 and mentions post office entry.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg Coal Communications
News-Post
Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ita
St Frederick
Harvest Prospects Rise For Wheat In Kansas
R.C. Wildeboor of Missouri Pacific Railroad reports a harvest mood spreading across Kansas as fields show beards and swaying silks. He predicts a bumper crop despite possible two week variability and notes empty cars and rail crews concerns as southern Kansas awaits the harvest. Frederick County also anticipates strong yields for wheat and barley, signaling good times ahead.
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Kansas
R.C. Wildeboor
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Praire
Frederick County
The Interest Bill and the National Debt Challenge
The author argues the postwar debt will rise to about 300 billion dollars, with annual interest around six billion dollars, plus government operations and military costs, totaling 12 billion. Total annual spending could reach 20 to 30 billion, with no funds for retiring principal. Maintaining high employment and income is essential to avoid financial collapse. The piece warns that inflation would bring chaos, and stresses the need for disciplined fiscal policy to service the unprecedented debt.
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United States
Pilots fly perilous Himalayan routes for China mission
Captain Ray Allen of Oklahoma and three fellow aviators fly supplies into interior China for the China National Aviation Corporation. They have crossed the Himalayas over 1 500 times, a record, in a region described as the world’s worst for flying with unmapped, jagged peaks reaching 25 000 feet and heavy cloud cover. Survival after forced landings is deemed near impossible.
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Ray Allen
Oklahoma
The
Grove
India
China
Allen
China National Aviation Corporation
Himalayan Range
Roosevelt may travel to England during campaign period
Roosevelt hints at possibly being abroad during the convention or campaign to meet Prime Minister Churchill, a move aimed at signaling disinterested leadership and leveraging wartime publicity. The piece weighs political advantages, contrasts with Dewey, and notes health checks and strategic timing ahead of 1944 election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Churchill
England
Dewey
Ward
France
Mrs Annabelle Hoff Observes 77th Birthday At Home
Mrs. Annabelle Hoff of 136 West Patrick Street is celebrating her seventy seventh birthday today with family and neighbors joining in the quiet observance at her residence.
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Annabelle Hoff
West Patrick Street
May 29 1894 Brunswick local items brief
Voters decided on water works and street bonds. Water bonds failed 213 to 110, street bonds passed 260 to 59. Cardinal Gibbons arrival reception plans announced for June 30. A four horse team wheel came off at Market and Fourth causing delays. Local market prices note strawberries cherries peas cabbage.
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Brunswick
WM. M. Crimmins
Patrick E. Leng
John A. Kennedy
Jas. E. Dell
Wm. F. Crouse
Thieves Steal Merchandise From Pearl Bargain House
Twenty years ago on May 29 1924 thieves forced the lock on the front door of Pearl Bargain House and stole merchandise valued about 1200 dollars including 35 automobile tires and 45 men's shirts. A cited memorial note mentions Rev Simons Miller a well known reform clergyman. Army officials from Bowling Field Va indicate a field from Lees Junction two miles south of Woodsboro was used to establish a temporary aviation field. An attempted robbery at Mrs Rebecca Bohn’s North Market street home near Seventh was deterred by a parrot’s squawk. First honors in the Fred Brick High School defamation club contest went to Harry Co Hui Jr. runner ups Wilda Henp and William Carter tied with Constance Thomas for third.
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the News
Simons Miller
Mas
East Church
Pupusa
Boonsboro
Jefferson
Ling Field
Leas
Woodsboro
Rebecca Bohn
North Market Street
Seventh
Harry Co
Hui! Jr
Wilda! Hen.p
William Carter
Constance Thomas
Today In History and Birthdays Highlight 1736 to 1917 Events
A compendium of anniversaries marks Patrick Henry born 1736 and key milestones from 1765 to 1943 including Wisconsin statehood, Glenn Curtiss flying prizes, and James Byrnes' OSS post. Birth anniversaries cover Dwight W. Morrow, Helen Atwater, Ira Letts, Louis Thurstone, and Ernest Kanaler with their origins and ages.
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Patrick Henry
Virginia
Hanover Co
John J. Mapes
New Jersey
New York
Ebenezer Butterick
Sterling
Mass
Eugene F. Ware
Lronquill
Hartford
Conn
John H. House
Near East
Painesville
Ohio
Greece
W. Lee Lewis
Chicago
Gridley, Cal
Dieg
House of Burgesses
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Glenn H. Curtiss
Albany
Lansing
League of Nations
Washington
Dunkim
U. S
Europe
James F. Byrnes
Office of War Mobilization
Dwight W. Morrow
Cleveland
Helen W. Atwater
Journal of Economics
Dept. of Agriculture
Somerville
Ira L. Letts
Providence
R. I
Courtlend Co
N.Y
Louia L. Thurstone
University of Chicago
Ernest C. Kanaler
Detroit
War Interpreted by Elton C Fay On War Prospects
Elton C Fay analyzes Secretary of War Henry L Stimson remarks that victory lies far ahead and war will have a long path. The piece notes trends in heavy ordnance and landing craft production, and describes Allied campaigns in Italy the Pacific as they push toward Berlin and Japan while China remains partly isolated.
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Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Berlin
Japan
Italy
Pacific Islands
Southwest Pacific
United States
Britain
Jong
China
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
This essay argues that prophets and leaders arise from a deep moral pressure to improve society. It urges individuals to act locally to improve their block city and country, stressing personal responsibility over waiting for preachers reformers or politicians.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Jane Addams
Babson Newspaper
Social Etiquette And Horoscopes Of The Day
A guide notes handling a child around fragile items with calm redirection. It includes a Graceham illness report for Mrs. Charles Layman and mentions Beatrice Lillie as an English actress born in Toronto. The horoscope predicts increasing alertness early, shifting to trouble and dispute later, yet praises birth on this day.
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Saginaw
Mich
Beatrice
Lillie
Toronto
Dana
The No Overcoat Man Forces a Wage Debate
Washington columnist Peter Edson profiles Russel Richards a crane operator at Allegheny Ludlum in Breckenridge Pennsylvania. Richards earning about 203 to 265 monthly with six children wife and no overcoat prompts scrutiny of wage raises and the War Labor Board process. Richards later joins the Navy on May 7 and will receive a coat funded by the U.S. government next winter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
U.S
David Lawrence
Peter Edson Washington
Russel Richards
Big Dave MacDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Mr. MacDonald
Philip Murray
Mr. Mac
Regional War Labor Board
Philadelphia
Philly
Allegheny Ludlum
Richards
Dave MacDonald
MacDonald
Navy
Sam
Dear Dorothy Dix Answers on marriage and dating norms
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on keeping a husband, dating a married man, discussing sex, and balancing heart and head in choosing a mate. She suggests playfulness, caution about relationships with married men, and consulting professionals for intimate topics. A querent asks about avoiding harsh bridges game quarrels with a husband.
When to tell a fiancé about past history before marriage
Linda answers that disclosure should occur before the engagement. She argues revealing beforehand avoids accusations of deception if past issues surface during a quarrel. The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
War Ration Stamp Validity Dates Released
The notice lists ration stamp validity for Best Meats Fats and Other categories. It specifies June start dates for A8 V8 and V8 stamps, blue stamps A8 through 8, sugar stamps 30 31 40, airplane stamps and gasoline coupons with area-specific through dates, and fuel oil coupons through Sept 30 with a final note about the Volga being Europe's longest river.
Nightlife in Britain Shifts Amid Transportation Shortages
HAL BOYLE reports on Britain during D Day preparations, noting nightlife changes due to transport limits. Officers and soldiers spend evenings in Red Cross clubs or pubs, with high prices and cautious behavior, followed by late night clubs with costly admissions. A lighter pair of jokes and a new informal honor for long hair shifts cap the piece.
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Red Cross
London
America
Britain
United States
Manhattan
Bible Thought On Return To Almighty and Saint Augustine
A compact devotional note cites Job 22 23 urging repentance to be rebuilt by the Almighty and recalls Saint Augustine’s claim that God is best known in not knowing him. The two quotes frame faith as turning away from sin toward divine knowledge.
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Tabernacles
St. Augustine
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Burma
Myitkyina
Charles Layman
Graceham
Breckenridge
Pittsburgh
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Linda
Volga
Buster
Hal Boyle
Whitehall
War Office
Don Whitehead
Bible Thought
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