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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1944
Page
4
The News 1 1944 edition lists subscription rates and publishing details for The News Post Bunting. It notes pricing for in state and foreign copies, with a standard 3 cent wing copy and various monthly and quarterly rates.
The piece argues that Hitler’s fifth column under Quisling and others failed as Allied advances freed Europe. German reaction to Dutch and other traitors turns cold as these turncoats lose value, face punishment, and are treated as useless by both masters and countrymen.
Opinion cites service members abroad likely to pursue settling opportunities overseas before returning home. Emphasizes homes, heating, comfort, and money earning power in the United States as reasons to stay or return. Anecdote about an Austrian traveler illustrates cost perceptions. mentions San Francisco College for Women with a noted bookplate collection.
Washington notes President's order allowing the Army Air Transport Command and Naval Air Transport Service to carry civilian passengers for pay. The move prompts questions about government vs private airlines, international policy, and postwar plans as CAB hearings proceed on future routes and carriers.
In a social setting the correct practice is to pay your own fare and the guest’s fare unless you are a woman and your guest is a man, in which case he should pay both. The guidance emphasizes chivalry and balance in shared travel expenses.
A large crowd attends the fourth annual exhibition featuring palms and foliage plants by Henry Trail David Groff and others. Prizes are awarded. the event marks a busy scene alongside election excitement and social wagers.婚
Twenty years ago in November 1924 four Adamstown homes faced destruction as frame garages owned by J. Lamar and Mrs Kessler were wrecked from an unknown origin. The home of Dr RC THe ate suffered severe damage with losses around 7500 dollars. Police combed South Mountain area to halt arsons after forest fires burned about 600 acres near Mountaindale and were reported under control.
Historical birthdays, notable figures and events dated from early America to contemporary times. From George Plater and William Wirt to Oliver Howard and the Trent Affair, plus milestones like Mount Holyoke College and Montana statehood. Includes birth listings and a brief horoscope note.
War analyst Kirke L. Simpson discusses Stalin's speech as signaling support for Anglo American plans to remove Japan as a Pacific threat. He notes Superfortress raids on Singapore and Rangoon, the risk to Japanese capital ships, and anticipated Allied air and sea actions from India and the Philippines in pursuit of Japanese forces.
Washington summarizes top campaign speeches on both sides. Churchill argues against changing horses in midstream while Stalin’s address, though published late, supports Roosevelt aims and hints at Soviet cooperation. Byrnes and Harriman provide strong Roosevelt additions ahead of Dewey’s Seattle speech. Clare Booth Luce offers an informative nonpartisan view on international bodies.
A column discusses the past as a force for good or harm and urges using it as a guiding light for the present and unborn future. Included is a wartime narrative from Occupied Germany praising U S Army teamwork, detailing a raid that destroyed 77 Nazi pillboxes near Aachen with 34 medium tanks, 17 light tanks, four tank destroyers, 1200 Doughboys and 200 engineers, emphasizing coordinated, specialized assault teams and mutual reliance among soldiers.
Washington November 8 Promotion news from the War Department lists officers raised in rank including Harry Norbert Dorsey of Frederick Maryland, advancing from first lieutenant to captain. The list details officers promoted across the Army.
The text describes a coordinated, scientific assault where a lone outfit neutralized every pillbox as resistance faded. Cleanup teams cleared out survivors and prisoners, achieving a decisive victory with embarrassingly small Nazi losses for the Siegfried Line defense.
A discourse extols intrinsic worth such as honesty humility and dependable conduct. It argues in favor of trusted people who listen offer counsel and aid during trouble rather than sneaky unreliable figures. The piece urges possessing good attributes as essential and uplifting.
Dear Miss Dix advises a woman to preserve pride to stay desirable to her partner and let the man mend things first after a quarrel. A middle aged wife offers coping tips on dealing with a philanderer by focusing on her own life and happiness, not the husband. A mother weighs attending her son’s marriage to a divorced woman and learns to accept and patch family ties despite humiliation.
A collection notes Joshua 23 14 farewell passage about all good things promised by God coming to pass. It also cites a line from Ovid affirming that nothing is beyond divine power despite danger.
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