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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1943
Page
4
Official notice outlines the Daily News management approach, circulation figures, and regional transportation commission status. It lists organizational roles, publication reach, and anticipated operations updates for the RTC period.
The piece criticizes blaming Lend Lease for food shortages and argues the U S government prioritizes Allied needs over American welfare. It cites The Wall Street Journal noting 233 pounds per person wasted in 1942, with 7 6 percent of output going to armed forces and calls for reducing waste at home and in farms and commerce.
A reflective piece on religious fidelity and sacrifice recounts Admiral Li Hue resisting oath demands, with Chinese Christian intercession leading to a modified pledge. It contrasts persecution elsewhere with American freedoms while urging steadfast faith.
Equity and absolute divorce actions listed with parties Margery T Barber and Mildred Poffinberger Blank, with temporary alimony and counsel fee details. Also reports marriage licenses for David D Eise and Wary T Reeve and others, property deeds and transfers including Kilne Mullinix Bowersox Shafer Warric Harris exchanges.
A European opera conductor and his brother, founder of the orchestra, quarrel after rehearsal with a government workers orchestra, sparking dramatic exits and a key mishap. A separate note recalls soldiers hearing a satirical Spain ad and mock medical pitches on radio stations in Casablanca and beyond.
Samuel T. Hickman and others as executors transfer property to David Owens in county case SA975. Martin L. Horii to Baxter Horine in county matters involves a $2830 sum.
Fifty years ago notes report a West Patrick street pigeon fancier releasing a carrier with a brass foot ring tied to Lancaster owner’s initials. Postmasters named in county appointments include Blessing and Barnes. Charles G. Thomas attended a banquet in San Francisco after a California trip with his father. The M C A literary society held a debate on student war with Wilson, Wood, Brust, and Dolis as speakers.
Twenty years ago items from The News dated October 6 1875 mention MISS JEAN STROHL Palmer a studenthood car accident and a court case in Baltimore involving a torney. An associate pleads and a sale on Washington street is noted plus JOHN FOGLE and a street project near completion.
A scrambled historical list notes birthdays such as Maj. Gen. William S. Key and Carole Lombard, plus events like the Open Door policy and Munich era, with references to Shadard Bond and Illinois history. The fragment includes erroneous year strings and garbled names.
Kirke L Simpson analyzes the Coa Island action and its ripple effects for Allied plans in the Aegean, noting Coa as a potential stepping stone to Crete and Rhodes. He argues the attack signals a delaying Nazi move to disrupt Allied Balkan strategy while Russia stalls on the Eastern Front.
City police report the starling problem ended as birds left the northwestern Frederick area. Frank Dorsey, head of the Starling Detail, credits cooler weather and shotgun blanks for the lull with no recent complaints in about two weeks.
The Segend Farm Credit Association in Virginia announced war bonds to support the War Loan drive. The offer aims to raise funds through U.S. Treasury bonds as part of the national effort.
Reports indicate intense fighting in the Ruane and Shantung Provinces with heavy clashes and damaged forces. No clear victors announced as combatants exchange strikes and relocate.
War finance requires large tax increases but partisan divides hinder a unified plan. Treasury and Morgenthau push standalone measures while Congress lacks a cohesive staff to draft reform. Officials urge bipartisan joint sessions to craft a comprehensive bill for January 1 and broader public confidence.
London reports a renewed French resistance surge against German occupation. Laval’s warning followed the execution of 52 Frenchmen for terrorism and claims of sabotage destroying three power stations serving German industry. Dutch food supplies threat looms as Inquart warns retaliation.
Frederick Lodge of the Moose held a regular session on Tuesday evening to inaugurate a new class of candidates in honor of Mooseheart Home's 33rd anniversary and eight living charter members. Oliver H. Keefer presided in the governor’s absence as Leonard A. theme announced a goal to induct more than the lodge quota. The lodge received a silk American flag and Mooseheart aerial photograph as initiations proceeded with regional director Robert Irvin presenting the grand prize.
A garbled OCR summary hints at a wartime or diplomatic meeting in Moscow with mentions of states, Roosevelt, Hull and a secret mind game. The readable fragments suggest questions to be posed and possible disclosures, but details are unclear.
Article surveys infant eating patterns and related issues. It explains rumination where a child regurgitates food after sucking. urges early prevention by associating unpleasant taste with inedible objects and promoting normal foods. It warns against overuse of laxatives or enemas and notes vomiting can signal distress or manipulation, stressing weight loss as a key concern.
A Maryland scene filled catalog of new arts titles includes over 250 illustrations and photographs of local historic sites such as the Baker Carillon. It highlights Charles T. Duvall’s Frederick county work and notes the author’s native ties to the city.
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