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The issue presents a fragmented OCR page from The News Frederick Maryland dated Saturday November 18 1944 with subscription rates and publication notices. It contains boilerplate about the Associated Press and a note on corrections and letters to the editor. The readable text is limited to publishing metadata and service details rather than a specific news item.
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Arvernoon
Brat Southern Ftg & Mfg. CO
News News-Post
Court St_ Frederick
Demmber Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Leyte Battle Underway as MacArthur Presses Advance
The article outlines U S forces facing Japanese troops in the Philippines, focusing on Leyte where 40 000 fresh Japanese troops were moved in to oppose General MacArthur. It notes American superiority two to one, but cites storms and stubborn resistance as hindrances to steady advancement toward Luzon and Mindanao.
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Philippines
Japan
Philippine
Leyte
MacArthur
Afr
Tokyo
MackArthur
Luzon
Mindanao
Manila
General MacArthur
New Deal Blamed For Cigarette Shortage Report
Washington reports blame for cigarette shortages tied to New Deal era tobacco acreage limits. Officials acknowledge distribution issues, wartime stockpiling, and diverted shipments hampering civilian supply, with higher prices and a growing black market. Government actions delayed tobacco aging and reduced exports, prompting calls for congressional inquiry.
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Washington
New Deal
Ington
Agricultral Adjustment Agency
AAA
England
Unsigned Tribute to Sacrifice and Shared Loss
A brief, non-specific closing line from a tribute letter states that others’ loss becomes our gain, emphasizing sacrifice and mutual benefit. The signature is illegible, reading as N. A. Lufburrow or similar.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Prediction servicemen stay in armed forces after war
A 1894 column notes that many soldiers may remain in armed forces after the war, drawn by peacetime work and job security. It predicts forces will stay enlarged, keeping employment steady even if civilian jobs fall. It asserts Americans will not let force numbers shrink.
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Jose
Leaving The Farms Population Surpasses 4.7 Million
The article notes more than 4,700,000 people live on farms, up from 1940, amid war orders and shifting work as nations mobilize for armed forces. It discusses farm labor and supply needs as Europe’s hunger and Allied demands influence production and distribution.
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Europe
Bus Ag
Lut's Stuff REALISM war weary verse
Evening shades fall as December nears and the year’s tricks are worn away. The poem laments harsh conditions and longing for warmth while recalling soldiers facing mud and cold. A moody reflection on love, beauty, and wartime hardship in stark, era style.
Twenty Years Ago Of The News
Twenty years ago, in 1924, last night yielded a win for the team as officials debated management changes. Veterans Strain and Erickson are noted, with captaincy and a new pilot sought amid plans for toll road purchases. Brunswick and Print of Rocks discuss upcoming meetings and a local commission gathers residents to map priorities.
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Roland H. Pavel S Mita
AL Ophay
AL Hart Etchison
Jack Strain
Frederick Secon
Hally
Beng
Bsion
Ta Sy
Hrunswick
Idcal
Today In History Anniversaries and Notable Births
A list of historical anniversaries features Asa Gray Franz Sigel Paul J. Peir Charles E.G. Wilson and others with birth and death details. The long entry covers events from 1683 Standard Time to 1943 U.S. planes lost and notes various scientists editors and industrial figures.
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Asa Gray
Harvard
Ole Wnt Beatene
Franz Sigel
St Louis
New York
Germany
Paul J. Per
Congressional Library
James E. Sullivan
Hans Zinnser
Columbia
Continental Congress
Boston
King’s Chapel
New England
First Episcopal Church
Unitarian Church
N.Y
Richard F. Qutcaults
Panama Canal Treaty
Panama
Italy
League of Nations
U.S
Bremen
Chimney Fire Responders Called to Water Street Residence
Fire units from United and Citizens Truck Companies were dispatched after a chimney fire at a Water Street residence Friday night. Police reported little damage and no injuries.
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United and
Citizens
Water Street
Thanksgiving Days and wartime life in Frederick
Readers recount a blur of holiday prep and war news. Thanksgiving gratitude, family meals, and autumn scenes in Frederick mingle with notes of war heroism and community charity. Local officials face drought and tax talks as Barbara Fritchie museum sale draws broad attention.
Security Council Structure Outlined at Dumbarton Oaks
Washington dispatch describes the proposed United Nations Security Council with five permanent members United States Great Britain Soviet Russia China and France and six rotating nations. The piece discusses voting rights veto issues representation terms of office and the scope of the council to enforce world peace.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
China
France
Security Council
The
Dumbartot
Oaks Propeais
Covel Amy Vulugns
Council
United States
General Assembly
Odds And Ends News About War Prisoners Restricted
War prisoners near Frederick are discussed as a military matter, with controls at Camp Meade for any articles or photos. The text notes prisoner safety amid wartime hysteria and mentions a 1 minute mortgage sale foreclosing $11 000, plus a museum plan to continue tours that drew about 15 000 annually before the war. Barbara Fritchie’s 1862 death and her famed stance are recalled, along with Churchill’s and Roosevelt’s wartime visits. A 1868 Carrol Creek flood is noted as well.
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Frederick
Camp Meade
Arkan Prisure
R. E. Delaplaine
Barbara Fritchie
John Greenleaf Whittier
Stonewall Jackson
Fritchie
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Carrol Creek
Stolberg Battle Bleeds Through German American Fronts
In Stolberg Germany the American Army and German troops hold separate town sectors amid ongoing shelling and street fighting. Soldiers describe a hot cold town with civilians sheltering in cellars as Americans establish control while Nazis bombard with leaflets and loudspeaker programs. Residents and soldiers recount long weeks of fragile truces and tough living conditions as the siege edges toward an expected Christmas outcome.
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Kal Boyle
Stolberg
Germany
Volkssturm
People's Army
John Maple
Rushville
Ind
Maple
U. S
First Army
Outhit Hee
Red Cross
Matthew Kane
Des Moines
Kane
Chris Kacoyanis
Somerville
T/5
Daily Vocabulary Note on Emanate Usage
A brief language feature discusses correct usage and pronunciation of terms such as emanate and dyspepsia. It emphasizes accurate spelling, avoiding common misstatements, and boosting vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Christmas card update for the Clarks new daughter name Susan
The Clarks share news of their family addition since last Christmas. Joe and Peg announce the arrival of their daughter Susan to friends and acquaintances through their Christmas cards.
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Clarks
Joe
Peg
Susan
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