Subscription Rates and Publication Note from 1942
The notice lists subscription rates in month and year terms and notes the paper’s association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau. It states corrections will be made if errors are brought to the editor and requires real names for any opinions published. It identifies Frederickt Md as the office location and dates the issue to Friday October 2 1942.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick
Temperature Cutback urged to save fuel in homes
The article promotes lowering home heat to 68 degrees daytime and 50 degrees at night to conserve fuel. It urges uniform temperatures, turning heat off in empty rooms, drawn shades, storm windows, repairing boiler insulation, and saving hot water. Proponents claim higher temps harm health and reduce work output.
October Brims with Harvest Riches and Home Comforts
October brings frost hints and calm sunshine that spark appreciation for living. Long walks in clear air, morning fogs, and sporadic showers enhance the autumn color show as sunsets glow. The month embodies fulfillment with harvests, pantry stores, and farm sounds signaling abundance and ready kitchens.
Hand To Hand Combat When Modern War Machines Rise
The article argues that mechanized warfare has surged, yet individual combat remains vital. It contrasts German massed armament with soldiers trained for hand to hand fighting and notes Russian street battles at Stalingrad where courage and desperation influence outcomes despite superior machines.
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Halland Cra
Stalingrad
Roosevelt trip secrecy raises press censorship debate
Washington column argues secrecy protected wartime security as President Roosevelt toured the country. It notes censorship hampers accurate reporting on controversial topics, praises direct government access, and views the trip as a sign the United Nations cause is progressing while war demands demand discretion.
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Army
Navy
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Elmer Davis
Times
United Nations
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D Roosevelt
A sketch of Theodore Roosevelt's rise from a delicate boy to the nation's vigorous twenty sixth president. The article recalls how he embraced the strenuous life and shaped public life in America through determination and action.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
eAayabaran
Abu
Anerea
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sle
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick area notes from October 2 1892 report Mr William A Young shooting 21 grey and fox squirrels in Montgomery county and Chas Poole supervising engine boiler foundations for Frederick Electric Light and Power Company. Disorderly conduct fines hit several advertising agents. Western Maryland Train No 18 crashed into a switch at Rocky Ridge injuring one crew member. The News editorial jests about Nancy Hanks attempting a mile on Frederick’s copperbones.
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William A. Young
Montgomery County
Chas
Poole
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Rocky Ridge
HE News
Nancy Hanks
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Of The News October 2 992 Coal Quotas
A list shows the allocation of anthracite coal for the coming year. Frederick courts tawns and the tonnage stand at 22 739 last year 13 630 tons for this year. Senatorial primaries include Joseph I France and Palen with statements by political agent Will Brace. Under Hawaiian Skies was a City Opera House show enjoyed by a full house. A United Fire Company meeting for the state convention next June formed a committee to arrange participation.
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Frederick
Tor Joseph
France
Cam- Palen
Will Brace
City Opera House
Theodore Roosevelt Inspires Nation With Courageous Leadership
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt for vigorous outdoor life and bold leadership. It highlights his honesty and courage, the appeal to all social ranks, and his role in inspiring youth to pursue public-spirited goals. Enemies opposing change are noted, yet the public devotion remains strong.
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T. R
Babson
Broadway, Mas Gordon Has Busy Season and a Renamed Broadway Star
New York Oct 2 Mas Gordon already handles multiple shows including Sister Esteen Junior Miss and Carmen Jones while preparing a title deal with an unknown author who later revealed himself as Eugene O Neill. Lucy the Australian terrier causes a stir in hotels and elevators during a Rams visit. Bobby Clark, famed for The Rivals, now wins broad applause in new performances.
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George Tucker
New York
Mas Gordon
Esteen
Broadway
Gordon
Eugene O Neill
Lucy
Harvey K. Greenlaw
Tigers
Dus
Lucey
Bobby Clark
Bob Acres
Port Moresby siege strains Japan and MacArthur trap theory
The analysis notes Japanese forces pulled back from Port Moresby after a failed attempt to cross the Owen Stanley range. It considers a possible Tokyo withdrawal and a MacArthur dictated trap akin to Dunkirk, while praising Allied air power that steadily harassed Buna supply lines and weakened the Japanese advance. Meat rationing looms as OPA cuts civilian meat by nearly 20 percent.
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New Guinea
Hitler
Berlin
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Port Moresby
Owen Stanley Range
Nauro Ridge
Japan
Buna
Tokyo
Milne Bay
Dunkirk
Congress Reflections On Voters Responsibility And A Difficult Era
A veteran Washington observer argues Congress mirrors voters, urging better balanced men to Congress to curb past abuses. The piece notes pensions, rationing cards, tax delays, price controls, farm parity limits, and war-time production measures while stressing voter accountability. It reflects wartime policy shifts and public mood on representative government.
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Feteredson
Washington
Congress
Washington Observer
Tom Heflins
Huey Longs
Pappy O'Daniel
Man Bilbo
Cotton Ed Smith
Clare Hoffman
Robert Rich
Caler
Legge
Gites
Tom Heflin
Huey Long
Srom Omyast Ot
U. S
U.S
Coughlin
Social Justice
Philippines
Middle West
Fire Side Picnic And Gatherings In Cumberland area
Church choir members and friends enjoyed an outdoor fireplace picnic at the Bussard home in College Park. The event featured a mass meeting in Cumberland with Dr. Amos J. Traver as speaker and announced engagements and social events in the community.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir
Clarence Bussard
College Park
Laurens Bowers
Elizabeth Pyles Burker
Clav Olive Dart
Adios
Dedelcrine Bussard
Lionel Burras
Nellie Blentlinger Carlin
Norma Darner
Henry T. Wade
Webster Whitehill
Clara Blackston
William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Cumberland
Federation of Church Women of
Cumberland and Vicinity
Betty Eckardt May
New York City
Henry Irvin Stahr
May
Stahl
Today in History and Anniversaries Figures Remembered
Cryptic list of historical births and deaths with dates from 1737 to 1941. Notables include Francis Hopkinson, Hannah Adams, Alexander P. Stewart, Edwin Godkin, and Cordell Hull with scattered events such as the 1889 Pan American Conference and the Lost Battalion episode. Also notes several birthdays and a generic horoscope interpretation.
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Frencis Hopkinson
NI. A
Narl Columbia
Philadelphia
Hannah Adams
Medfield
Mass
Boston
Webster Wagner
New York
Alexander P. Stewart
Rogersville
Tenn
Biloxi
Miss
Edwin L. Godkin
His Day
Ireland
Eliza M. Mosher
Univ. of Michigan
John Andrew
Tappan
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Paiitefield
Ornate Word of the Day: Embellished and Elaborate
The reader learns today’s word ornate meaning elaborately embellished. A humorous example notes a very ornate and expensive collar adorning a worthless dog to illustrate excess.
Bible Thought Bing unto the Lord Quote
The fragment quotes Isaiah 12 5 praising the Lord for excellent deeds and notes a heavenly wish for an immortal song attributed to Dryden. The text blends biblical verse with literary reference and invokes reverent tone.
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Bing
Heaven
Dryden
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