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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1942
Page
4
The text shows subscription rates and policy notes for The News Freder ick Md dated October 6 1942. It cites Associated Press news use rights and requires real names in communications. It notes editorial corrections and second class mailing status.
The article reports on American cooking guidance from Gourmet with a focus on affordable nutritious dishes. It highlights simple soups and stews as key, mentions nutrition instructors aiding housewives, and notes how meat can be tenderized and flavors enhanced with sauces and seasonings to sustain morale and health during hardship.
The Office of Defense Transportation freezes passenger schedules and bans extra train sections except for federal, calamity, or military needs. Civilians are urged to reserve early as shortages and crowded cars limit travel options. Texas still owed war debt from 1836 before the Mexico conflict.
Edson outlines WPB reorganizations under Don Nelson, the Wilson appointment delay, and Reed's departure. He notes nascent price regulation compliance with few treble-damages suits and cites a Baltimore toothpaste case. The column also relays the Pentagon air conditioning saga, sugar stockpiles, and expected hot weather with unit seizures for cooling in public buildings.
Exhibits pour into the Frederick Fair grounds as gates open for the annual exhibition with a grand cavalcade of horses planned tomorrow. Pawnee Bill arrives tonight from York on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Reports of attempted robberies at the Baltimore and Ohio freight office and the local post office. Ramsburg Fertilizer Company entry found untouched. Mr Glenn H Worthington and Mr William P Maulsby Jr address the Cleveland Stevenson and McKaig Club on tariff McKinley bill and effects on labor and farmers. Lime Kiln kilns blast eject 800 to 1000 perches of stone. dynamite set by Bernard Grove. Hon William P Morsell departs New York for El Paso Texas en route to New Mexico.
Local notes from October 9 1922 recount Charles Hahn narrowly escaping a toppled tree incident near Winchester Hall injuring only a battered hand. City engineers resume widening Court Street, removing 18 inches from cement near Pythian Castle YMCA and News-Post. John J Winpigler appointed police officer to fill vacancy after Officer John Adams departure. The Bat at City Opera House opens October 13 with a large anticipated audience and spectators urged to keep revealings quiet.
Today in history lists notable births and events from 1782 to 1941 including Lewis Cass Harriet Hosmer and Theodore Roosevelt. Birthdays include Maj Gen Henry Burgin and Aimee Semple McPherson. The horoscope predicts a sensitive mind, reserve force, travel that should be successful.
Italian reports from the Russian front suggest the fighting may pivot from the storied Stalingrad siege to the Don Volga corridor. Nazi reserves are reportedly being redirected to the northwest front as Soviet pressure grows, signaling a possible reduction of German infantry at Stalingrad and a shaken facade of Axis invincibility.
The article discusses whether one can be a Christian without surrendering reason and explains that faith and reason support religious truth. It argues that while spiritual matters require faith, great doctors of the Church have valued reason, and true religion appeals to reason as understanding deepens. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
A page excerpt discusses correct letter language and pronunciation, notes common misspellings such as jardiniere, and teases vocabulary growth. It defines aversion as a mental state pairing attention with dislike and desire to avoid an object, citing Johnson.
During spring, pollen grains were found floating in the air at a distance of 13 miles from the flowering tree, indicating pollen dispersion in the area.
The piece argues the United States Navy and Army correctly defended Midway, protected Australia routes, and built up Alaska forces, while Japan aimed to disrupt Siberian shipping. It asserts bombardment of Kiska is underway, Japanese gains were costly, and the Aleutians may become a future major theater.
New York requires two doors from Mrs Roosevelt and wartime glamour. Celebrities frequent Greenwich Village attracting renters as Washington Square rents rise. Jean Dalrymple lures Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt to 54th Street boosting “class” and brassy prestige. Joel Spivak, son of Charlie Spivak, earns royalties for a song and plans for new drums.
A satirical wartime notice jokes that if dentists go to war, teeth will suffer and readers hope for fewer painful dental woes. A humorous line ends with a fact: a baby breathes about four times as often as an adult.
The Frederick Art Club announces its 1942 43 season meeting Thursdays at 745 PM at Mrs. Robert E. Clapp Sr. 303 Rockwell Terrace. Meetings shift to once monthly from October through December and then ongoing, with major study on American Art of the Twentieth Century and a January look at The Influence of War on Art.
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