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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
7
Three veteran correspondents detail how Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and Imperial Japan crushed press freedom. They explain state control, censorship, and propaganda methods used to manipulate public opinion, suppress dissent, and ensure unquestioning support for aggressive policies.
State's Attorney Prentiss W. Evans and Cris Geld of Maryland face reclassification in the selective service system depending on the outcome of a physical examination. Washington draft board No. 8 announced the decision.
Vice President Henry A. Wallace turns 55 on October 7 and expresses strong belief that the present century will be the era of the common man driven by faith in future peace.
The Cuban Government seized the Bacardi Distillery at Santiago after the company failed to raise salaries for more than 1,000 workers. An intervenor authorized by President Batista and backed by police carried out the seizure. Earlier, the Tinguaro mill of the Cuba American Sugar Company was seized for not repairing $1,000,000 in damages from a January fire. The sugar company is US-backed.
Charlie Keller led the Yankees with two RBIs in the World Series game, while the club’s batting average leader board showed most players trailing. Keller’s continued power come back stalled by a string of outs, and his wife has followed the team to New York for the three-game set as the series resumes. In a separate note, the International Association of Machinists rejoined the AFL, adding about a half-million members.
A tree fray shifts color to blend with surfaces, switching from dark to light in about 20 minutes. In another note, about 83,000 illiterates in the Army have been taught to read and write.
Austin C. Gibbons, general manager, hosted an evening at the Acme Market dining room near Frederick. A short business meeting preceded games with prizes in war stamps awarded to Miss Margaret Mohler and William Snyder. The guest speaker was Tho Shafer Jr.
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