The News Montg Post Frederick Mon Oct 9 1964
The News Post Frederick Maryland announces subscription rates and payment terms. It notes availability through the Great Southern Printing Co and lists postal details, editorial address, and Associated Press membership. The notice includes standard corrections policy and requires real name for communications.
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Associated Press
Associated
Oreal Newe
Keep Those War Bonds
War Bonds may be cashed 60 days after purchase with proper ID, but avoid converting too soon. Banks cite funds needed for the military effort and the risk of inflation from rapid cashing. Bankers note easy cashing could spur more purchases and encourage retention for emergencies.
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New York
Returning Veteran and the Veterans in Postwar Politics
A Foreign Service analysis by Veterans of Foreign Wars argues that returning servicemen and women will act as individuals rather than vote as a bloc. It asserts that prewar instincts will guide them and they will unite only for the privilege of being themselves, a view shaped by veterans with foreign war experience.
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United Nations
Europe
Japan
Foreign Service
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Anme Genese
Advice To Vet Farmers For Postwar Farming Push
It is estimated that about one million soldiers and sailors may try farming after the war. A guidebook prepared to aid veterans warns farming is hard work but offers compensations. It cautions preparatory labor for the farmer and family, yet suggests many servicemen will boost the occupation, often being sons of farmers or having farm experience.
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Asgarimental Week
Aachen
Aedapak
Cologne
Jess
No Fear Of Farm Surpluses
Washington discusses farm surplus fears as overblown, noting wartime demand kept consumption high. Government loan parity supports and potential production controls, with marketing plans and possible two year postwar aid, shape the approach to surpluses and employment to sustain purchasing power.
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Weaghtery
Canares
Mary Cwar
Modern farming appeals for scientific methods and labor ease
Farmers seek modern methods and scientific knowledge to boost success and reduce hard labor. The independent life on farms will attract many men seeking improved work conditions and efficiency.
Bible Thought on Good and Evil Decrees of Fathers
The text cites a biblical verse about following good over evil and being of God. It references a question of what defines a good man, answered by keeping the decrees of the fathers, noting both human and divine laws as guidance, and cites Horace as a parallel voice on laws and virtue.
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Horace
Frederick Fair Opens and Parade Leads to Busy Frederick Day
Fifty years ago in Frederick the 3rd annual Frederick Fair opened with a parade from City Hotel to the fair grounds led by President Charles N Har eett. A livestock cavalcade followed the race track as Queena entertained at Tity Opera House and Frederick Kittle Rhoades praised by artists. A bicycle accident bruised William Buckey of Central Dry Goods on his journey from Union Bridge. William Levy, son of S Levy, matriculated at Johns Hopkins University entering a three year program.
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Frederick
Union Bridge
Charles
Richd Ross
William Levy
S. Levy
Frederick College
Johns Hopkins University
Twenty Years Ago Local Items in The News
Coldest fall night in years as temperature fell from 68 to 37 with no frost reported. Elmer L. Murray, recent Tokyo embassy worker, returns from Japan and plans to join the American legation in China. First weekly French Senior assembly draws 725 students as Klingaman welcomes, Laurens Bowers sings, John Hanson cites school spirit in athletics. New City tax rate cuts five cents to 1.10 for the year at a special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen.
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Elmer L. Murray
Japan
Tokyo
Willow
Ch Hespen
L. F. Murray
Murray
China
Fredench Fig
W. E. Klingaman
Laurens Bowers
John Hanson
Aktermen
Today In History and Birthdays Note Climate of Dates
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists figures such as Lewis Cass, Winfield Scott Schley, Leonard Wood, and Martin Johnson with birthplaces and death dates. It includes events like Alaska’s formal possession in 1867 and the 1871 Chicago fire, plus assorted notes on notable academic and political figures.
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Lewis Cass
Michigan Territory
Exeter
N. H
Detroit
Harrie
G. Hosmer
Watertown
Mass
Winferd Scott Schley
Ailiver
Saybrook
Conn
Yale University
New Haven
Berlin
Germany
Zia
Savannah
United States
Alaska
Chicago
Boston
Cambridge
Theodore Roosevelt
L. S
Maid Orean
Ching
Italy
Ival
Congress
Stalingrad
Volturno River
Maly
Lost Cause Questioned as Fighters Stand to Death
The passage laments the futility of costly bravery as Fatherland fighters heed Hitler's orders and endure hardship, questioning the sense of such sacrifice when the outcome is doomed. It reflects on wartime resolve versus ultimate loss.
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Pivatoro
Hitler
N. A. Lufburrow
The War Interpreted By Elton Fay Assesss War Analyst
Elton Fay outlines Allied efforts in the Aachen and Metz sectors as they press the western wall, noting air power buildup and logistics as key to potentially breaching the Reich before winter. He cites German reallocations, port shortages, and weather as factors slowing progress while predicting improvement once Antwerp approaches are cleared.
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Germany
Ager Hach
Aachen
Holland
Metz
France
Reich
United States
Great Britain
Low Countries
West Wall
Stimson
Baltic
Balkan
Antwerp
Courage That Counts In Quiet Heroism Of Mrs Brooks
A New Mexico flood tale honors Mrs J Brooks a telephone operator at Folsom who stayed to warn residents as danger approached. She died saving others, body found days later with headset on. The piece contrasts quiet heroism with battlefield bravado and praises steadfast faith and duty.
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Earl L. Douglass
J. Brooks
Folsom
New Mexico
Toompere
Mikkiv
iCaove
Babsen
Willkie a Great Liberal Landmark in 1940 Campaign
Washington observes Wendell Willkie as a principled, independent voice who weighed party lines in 1940. The analyst highlights his isolationist leanings, foreign policy stance favoring Britain cooperation, and his respect for Roosevelt and Hull as mixed opinions. Willkie’s death marks a tragic end to a career seen as a model of conviction and public service.
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Wendell Willkie
Washington
Dewey
Roosevelt
Willkie
Senator Ball
Minnesota
Britain
Dr. Gallup
George Norris
Alfred
Smith
Tomar
Journal of a Nazi Official From Holland Retrospects Retreat
Heerlen, Holland October 5. A German federal officer writes in his journal describing the Nazi army retreat from Holland into Germany as a disgusting sight. He notes long columns of retreating troops, scattered stragglers, and widespread looting while reflecting on shifts in leadership and evacuation plans, with mentions of Himmler’s Aachen visits and American tanks near civilian life.
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Heerlen
Holland
Germany
Aachen
Robert Kline
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Hesselter
Maastricht
Netherlands
Omeers
Himsels
Himmler
Mis
Wise Advice for Lonely Wives and War Widows
Dorothy Dix advises young wives to shuffle daily routines, work at night, and keep busy to ease loneliness during husbands' absence. The column endorses public nerves calm, practical tasks, and a frank talk with spouses about a child from prior marriage.
Introducing Someone The Right Way In Social Talks
When introducing a person to a friend share a brief, neutral sketch. Highlight a few factual details and let your friend form their own view. Avoid listing pros and cons or giving a hard verdict. keep it concise and nonjudgmental.
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