Frederick News Card October 11 1943
The Freder iek Md newspaper announces it is a member of the Associated Press and News Bureau. It states no communication will be printed without the writer's name and promises corrections if errors are found. The edition is dated Monday October 11 1943.
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AL emmeniOe
Bulléne Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations Ee
Associated Faess
We For
Ted
Boca News Pub
Frederiew
Finland Eyes Exit From War Amid Allied Pressure
The piece argues Finland faces a dim path to leaving World War II, hindered by Nazi troops on its soil and Russian demands for military freedom. It notes Paasiviki as an acceptable Finnish leader to Moscow and suggests Rett replacing Linkomies could pave a peace with the Allies.
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Finland
Russia
Paasiviki
Rett
Linkomies
Meeting Life Demands and wartime Duty
The essay praises Americans for willingly meeting military service demands, contrasting with Germany and Japan. It argues life imposes duties from childhood to law, and success comes from truthful education rather than propaganda. It notes penalties for failing life’s demands and urges universal compliance.
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Germany
Japan
Nazi fears grow as Poles resist evacuation amid Polish retribution fear
London reports Berliners resist evacuation to Poland amid fears of Poles seeking revenge. Underground Poland dispatches say Germans are terrified and see Poles in the streets. German sentinels guard provincial towns with machine guns as railroad workers must live in designated zones and install telephones. German settlers in Poland sell property and many depart.
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London
Poland
1 860-Mile raid tests US Russia air cooperation
The 1000 mile raid by American bombers from London to Poland raises questions about Russia's stance on Allied air operations. It highlights the potential benefits of a Russian American air collaboration while noting Russian concerns over American ground troops and supply needs. The action underscores US reliance on sea and air power and its aim to pressure German forces from Baltic and Arctic fronts.
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Washington
London
Folang
Return
Man Wee Pan
Europe
Russia
Germany
Associated Press
Poland
Baltic
Naz
North Atlantic
AIR Force Command
Baltic Sea
America
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns
Treasurer W Irving Parsons reports Frederick Fair receipts on the first day nearly match last year amid good weather on day two. Governor Frank Brown to attend tomorrow. Derr and Neighbors’ John C Derr dies in Lewistown. Virginia Ahalt weds Dr Arlington G Horine at Burkittsville Lutheran Church. Monocacy, owned by Carlos deGarmendia, wins $400 Frederick Fair race. Rocky Springs notes drunken disturbance by outsiders with disruptive conduct and sirens.
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W. Irving Parsons
Frederick Fair
Frank Brown
John C. Derr
Derr
Utica Mills
Lewistown
Burkittsville
Virginia Ahalt
Carlton P. Ahalt
Arlington G. Horine
Brunswick
Monocacy
Carlos deGarmendia
Rocky Springs
Local Items From The Columna Of The News 1922
Twenty years ago items note Eva Lutheran meeting led by Rev. A G Rupp with salary raise to 2400 annual. W G Zimmerman and C F Seeger elected officers. James H Falk and Herbert Schroeder chosen deacons. Babe Ruth homerun feats, Yankees sweep series at one time. West Patrick residents report park fence issues and flood wall concerns. Harry McHenry injured at Hagerstown Fair races in a collision involving horses and sulkies.
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Eva Lutheran
C. Theorg O
A. G. Rupp
Win G. Zimmerman
Charles F. Seeger
James H. Falk
Herbert Schroeder
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Terry
API Pennock
Iiewi
McQuillan
West Patrick Sires
Carroll Park
Carroll
Harry McHenry
Hagerstown Fair Grounds
McHenry
Inadequate Diet of Child May Cause Adult Defects
A 1941 Hagerstown survey links childhood nutrition with later disqualifying defects for Selective Service. Diet improvements since WWI include enriched cereals and milk, with vitamins becoming standard in food. Professionals urge sustained lunch programs and better nutrition to raise future adult health and productivity.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Gand
Ahane
War Interpreted on Soviet Plans to Retake Crimea
The article outlines Soviet strategic aims to shorten the Eastern Front and retake the Crimea from German forces. It notes Stalin’s push toward Melitopol and Sevastopol, possible cross of the Kerch Strait, and the broader goal of regaining the Crimea and land to the Dnieper. It discusses supply lines, Black Sea Fleet implications, and potential impacts on fuel and oil from Ploesti.
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Russia
Marshal Stalin
Dnieper
Melitopol
Sea of Agoy
Ando
Crimea
Red Army
Kuban
Crimean Peninsula
Stalin
Kerch Strait
Meshtopol
Lei
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Constanza
Rumanian
WeetwaTa
Ploesti
Romania
Middle East
The Necessity of Roots Parable by Earl L Douglass
A wind storm rips a branch from an orchard, yet apples on the torn limb ripen as on the rooted trunk. The tale likens roots and soil to faith and church loyalty, warning that absence of religious roots leads to fading buds after trials.
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Earl L. Douglass
God's Eternal
Ser Syndi
Concentrated form critiques and future food safeguards
A fragmented note argues that without a biological basis and safeguards, concentrated forms lack viability for general use. It urges voluntary agencies and planned distribution to support nutrition for children and future workers amid uncertain supply.
Army Food Policy Explained by Procurement Chief
Washington, Oct. 11. Col Louis Webster, in charge of non perishable foods for the Quartermaster Corps, explains why civilians may see surplus Army purchases. He cites 1942 apple butter stock, big tomato catsup use in cooking, jam levels, and turkey plans for overseas units, stressing diet ceilings, contingencies, and taxpayer savings amid wartime constraints.
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Washington
Army
Actusarians
Louis Webster
Quartermaster Corps
WPB
Webster
CPA
War Food Administration
F v
Congress
War Loft Administration
John Tax
Today in History and Birthdays Brighten Calendar
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdates lists Mason Locke Weems Richard Kimball Hunter Maguire Theodore Thomas Henry Heins Harry Garfield and Casimir Pulaski among others. Notable items include John Stevens steam ferry, DAR founding, McNamara trial opening, and Stalingrad siege milestone.
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Mason Locke Weems
Washington
Maryland
Beaufort
Richard B. Kimball
New York
First Railroad
Texas
Plainfield
N. H
Hunter H. Maguire
Winchester
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Germany
Henry J. Heins
Pittsburgh
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Hiram
Ohio
Casimir Pulaski
John Stevens
New York City
Hobdken
Iowa
United States
Havana
Daughters of the American Revolution
McNamara Brothers
Logan
Stalingrad
Rationing Roundup of Stamp Validities Across Goods
The Associated Press outlines ration details for meats fats and processed foods with stamps C D E through late October and blue stamps through late October, sugar book 1 14 through October for five pounds and stamps 15 16 through five pounds for home canning. Shoe stamps and gasoline coupons vary by region with expiration dates from November 7 1943 to early 1944 and differing gallon values.
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Associated Press
Uae
Rocky Mountains
Midwest
Far West
Deuteronomy and Martial Quote Amid Poverty Message
Biblical verse from Deuteronomy urges generosity toward the poor. A Latin line from Martial asserts fate of poverty and wealth, claiming riches go to the rich. The contrast highlights enduring social inequality.
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Aemilianus
Martial
Let's Be Sensible About Beauty And Disposition
A short essay urges balance between外 beauty and inner worth. It notes that charm can be superficial but true virtue matters more, cautions against overemphasizing grooming as a measure of character, and encourages developing good disposition.
Woodsboro Woman's Club Host September Meeting
Woodsboro Woman's Club met September 28 with 18 members and five visitors. Mrs. J. E. Stoner presided and opened with the American Creed. Mrs. M. W. Stitely reported. Members recited school days and resumed maiden names. Mrs. Glenn Lenhart taught, focusing on the three R's. Mrs. Steiner Smith led recreation. prize won by Mrs. Allen Bowers. Next meeting October 12 at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. William Krise.
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Woodsboro
W. C. LeGore
Woodsboro Woman’s Club
J. E. Stoner
M. W. Stitely
Glenn Lenhart
Hecreation
Steiner Smith
Allen Bowers
William Krise
Weather data and historical note on cinchona trees
The report records yesterday's high and last night's low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, and river conditions for Monocacy, Potomac, and Knoxville areas. It also notes October precipitation deficits, and mentions Julio Rossignon, a Belgian coffee planter who introduced cinchona trees to Guatemala in 1860.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Julio Rossignon
Guatemala
Ten Cases To Come Before Regional Board
The Third Regional War Labor Board in Baltimore October 13-14 will consider ten cases including three labor disputes and seven wage questions. Regions involved cover Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Southern New Jersey and the District of Columbia.
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Philadelphia
War Labor Board
Baltimore
Frank ©. Ellis
Baltimore Building Trades Council
AFL 1
Sylvester Garrett
M. P. Moller Company
Federal Union
AFL
Hagerstown
Thomas S. Summerville and Sons
CIO
Washington
Wesley Hall
United Cafeteria
Bendix Radio Division
Bendix Aviation Corrporation
Royster Guano Company
American Agricultural Chemical Company
G. L. Baking Company
Frederick, Md
Louis Marcus Corporation
Wilmer Fell Davis Company
Federalsburg
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