News Post Court Mr Frederick Ma. Masher Avan Sureay of Circulations
The News Post issue dated Wednesday November 22 1944 notes court material and survey of circulations with Associated Press credit and policy statements. It includes subscription rates and policy about corrections and letters to the editor.
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Benday
Qreat Southern Ptc
MFG CO
Mentha
THE
News News-Post
Frederick
Masher
Avan Sureay
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Old Home Thanksgiving Amid War News
The piece recalls traditional Thanksgiving gatherings with large family reunions and famed feasts centered on turkey. It notes wartime separations keep many from reuniting, but honors the enduring spirit of gratitude. It links modern families to the Plymouth colony's hardships and urges prayers for service members.
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Plymouth
Navy official warns war with Japan will last despite Pacific victory
Rear Admiral A Stanton Merrill says the Pacific triumph does not shorten the Japan war as the enemy can still fight on mainland Asia. He notes supply lines and munitions remain critical while more ships must be built and armed. Chiang Kai-shek praises the broader victory and warns against overreliance on quick endings.
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Philippines
Washington
Europe
Dutch East Indies
Boen
Japan
A. Stanton Merrill
Navy
Pacific
Asia
Merritt
Chiang
Bible Verse Quotation and Erroneous Text Fragment
A brief note contains a biblical verse urging honor to the Son as to the Father, followed by a garbled line about a Man of Sorrows and a name Michoal Bruce, with misspellings and unclear context. The readable portion centers on John 5 23 and the theme of honor in religious text.
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John
Michoal Bruce
National Mediation Board response to telephone strike
Washington weighs extending the National Mediation Board to cover telephone and telegraph workers under federal labor law. The piece argues for clear dispute procedures to prevent service interruptions, notes the Rail way Labor Act’s success, and warns against subversive influence and weak prestige of the War Labor Board. It highlights risks in war and production centers if strikes occur.
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Washington
David Lawrence
Roosevelt
Congress
Management Land
War Labor Board
Office of Economic Mobilization
America
National Mediation Board
Federation of
Telephone Workers
Mutt
WLI
Saun
Inyang Tae Suike Loreal
WLP
Wnions
License Issued and Carriagee TVC Sees Ured Sued at Hagerstown
A license is issued and Carriagee TVC faces a suit at Hagerstown involving Leo Paul Myers, 24, and Virginia Lee Bury. The report references Cantons in Switzerland and notes local administrations handling affairs with a two chamber parliament sending representatives.
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TVC
Hagerstown
Leo Paul Myers
Virginia Lee Bury
Switerland
City revises streets and paving plans in 1894 meeting
At the mayor and aldermen meeting the streets committee gained permission to lay gutters on Bentz street between Second and Third and on Second in front of Wilcoxon and Brown's lumber yard. Also approved were macadamizing Carroll street and East South street. A priceless local cat at Birely Brothers’ warehouse was killed after a truck accident. Mountain fires were reported near Harner’s Ferry and Weverton. Local whimsy notes Bennie Rosenour would win any office. Hal Baumgardner returns from a hunting trip in Vermont with a fine assortment of game and wild fowl.
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Committee On
Bentz Street
Wilcoxon and Brown
Carroll Street
East South Street
Birely Brothers
E. Patrick Street
Harners Ferss
Weverton
Bennie Rosenour
Llarvey RR
Hal Baumgardner
Veramjia
Turkey End
Twenty Years Ago Leva Hems From The Columns Of The News
A fragment from the November 22, 1924 issue notes the first measurable rain in seven weeks sweeping the county. Prices for turkeys hover around 35 cents a pound, similar to last year. A tentative bridge project between Frederick and Baltimore and Brunswick is discussed. Frederick sportsmen plan two weeks of camping in Pennsylvania mountains with names listed among attendees.
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Leva
Ameuntins
Ph. Murkeys
Frederick
Baltimore
Brunswick
WL. C
Wartime Military and Religion Books on Shelf
A catalog-like listing highlights works on Roman civilization and Christianity up to AD 325 by Ranke In Artz, Fosdick on wartime faith, descriptive English grammar by Horner House, Ernie Pyle Brave Men on Sicily and Normandy, Roy Otte New World Coming, and a Harlem life piece by a Negro newspaperman.
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Caesar
Christ
Will Durant
Rome
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Bainshare
Pftcum
Travail
Orwards
lIromer C. House
Ernie Pyle
Sicily
Europe
Anzio
Britain
Normandy
France
Roi Otte
Waitte
Harlem
Inured Gift Arrives Broken En Route
A sent gift arrived damaged in transit and the sender would want to know it was insured and broken. The note thanks the friend for the gesture and explains the item arrived in pieces, though the sender appreciates the thought and wishes to inform them of the condition.
Summer Reflections Poem by Barbara Eisner in Anthology
Barbara Eisner a Hood College senior from Sears NY will appear in the First Annual Anthology of College Poetry featuring the best college writing from across the United States. Every state is represented and Miss Eisner is among the selected poets in this compilation.
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Barbara Eisner
Sears
Due NY
Miss Eisner
Hood College
United States
War Interpreted By KIRKEL SIMPSON Amsgeisted Press
Allied forces push the last Nazi invaders from French ports while three Allied armies advance toward the Rhine. German radio previews worsening West prospects as Eisenhower orders intensified pressure and officials hope for a Christmas breakthrough to end organized resistance.
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Kirkel, Simpson Amsgeisted
Amlsst
Jse
West Coat
Rhine
Belfort Gap
Alsace-Lorraine
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Naer Mutary
Eisenhower
Navi
Berlin
Today in History and Anniversaries
Today in History presents a long list of birth and death anniversaries for notable figures including Abraham Baldwin William H Elson and Wiley Post, plus events like the Boundary dispute and the Care Conference. The item mixes historic dates with brief notes on individuals and a horoscope, concluding with a wartime update about Lieut William Hess ill with malaria at a Army post.
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Abraham Baldwin
Georgia
Guilford
Conn
William H Elson
mid-West
Elson
Carrailton
Ohio
William Stanley
New York
Thomas Beer
Council Bluffs, da
Wiley Post
Texas
Will Rogers
Maine-New Brunswick
Winfield Scott
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
American Women Suffrage Association
Cleveland
Wiliam M. Tweed
U. S. Supreme Court
Rostay
Caucasus
Stalin- Brad
Roosevelt
Churchill
Chiang Kai-shek
Lievt
Ness III Hagerstoven
William S Hess
Anc
William Samuel Hess
Lodding
Dr. Hess
Huntington
Long Island
Presbyterian Church
United Nations plan for Economic and Social Council
A World Economic Council proposal envisions a United Nations Economic and Social Council within the General Assembly. Eighteen countries would seat representatives for three-year terms, each with one vote. The council would only recommend actions, coordinate agencies, and inform the Security Council on global economic and social issues, aiming to prevent conflict and war.
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Washington
Noeg
Uniited Nations Organization
Old League
League
International Labor Organization
Dnb
Duneuactes Oaks
United Nations Organization
Economic and Social Council
General Assembly
The
Pounsinic and
Sacist Council
Security Council
OWS
United Nations Relief and Rehabitation Administration
Social and Humanitarian Commission
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Hot Springs
International Monetary Fund
International Bank
Bretton Woods
Dorothy Dix Says How to rebuild a wartime marriage
Dorothy Dix advises a wife on housing, patience, and rebuilding intimacy after three years apart and wartime trauma. The piece notes returning soldiers seek camaraderie with fellow veterans and that couples must create new common ground to salvage their marriage despite parental living arrangements and social tensions.
Board of Health advised for care of TB family
Letter suggests presenting the case to the Board of Health to place TB patients mother and sister in a sanatorium to prevent spread. Warns that living with contagious relatives could kill the writer, citing a family of eight wiped out by infection. Includes a follow up about a 16 year old starting a Hope chest and a light remark on prematurity and wedding rings.
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Board of Health
Loase
T. B
English Lesson Words and Word Study Note
A compact note defines common misuses and pronunciation tips for words like suop est, lien, cite sight site and prefers two syllables for lien. It promotes vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily with a focus on abrasion as erosion from friction and a coin example.
Chapel Carved In War Front Fortifies American Line
Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent recounts Second Infantry Division soldiers in Germany building a log chapel inside Siegfried Line ruins. Lt Col Barcanti and Lt Howell Thompson led about a dozen men in crafting rough benches, a white altar cloth, a cross, and flowers as German pillboxes loom nearby. The project followed hours of hard field labor by Pfc Newman and others, turning a muddy bivouac into a frontier- style church with services alternating between Protestant and Catholic factions.
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Hal Boyle
Germany
Diewyedy
Siegfried Linz
Ernest Sinfield
Flushing
Onto M. Barsanti
University of Nevada
Land
Ernest C. Newman
Hurt
Howell W. Thompson
Watertown
Tenn
Marvin L. Hatwell
Riesel
Tex
Pfc
John 8, Maternick
Butler, Pa
Roy D. Crogsins
Houston
Rufus Norton
Newman, Ga
Blair W. Price
Lawndale
N. C
Church built amid war lines inspires service at frontier site
Half a mile from the front lines Captain Sinfield led dedication with Maj. Gen. Walter M. Robertson as guest of honor. Bombers roared overhead and gunfire rumbled as the chaplain urged unity and steadfastness in a country under fire. The congregation heard a call to faith and resilience amid destruction.
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Sinfield
Walter M. Robertson
Strength For Today Thanksgiving Scriptural Coin Template
Earl L Douglass urges gratitude in hardship citing scripture not for all things but in all things. The message emphasizes thankfulness amid sorrow loss and pain, praising God's goodness and courage shown by those facing tragedy and sacrifice around the world.
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Earl L. Douglass
Banso
Beyond Calculation in War News by Lufburrow
A reader reflects on the mental pains caused by war as daily news prompts varied hopes and fears. The piece questions who can fully compute the anxieties and miseries born from ongoing conflict.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Salt Lake City
Edward L. Kernays
Austria
Howard Brookway
Brooklyn
Howard Coonley
Chicago
John N. Garner
Red River Co
Millis
University of Vermont
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Cal
Elmer
Totas
World Economic Council
Peter Edson
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Mather
J. M
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