The News of Frederick Maryland Oct 11 1944
Front page notice of subscription rates and editorial policies for The News. Includes postal and association details, request for real-name submissions, and correction policy. Mentions the paper is a member of Associated Press and is published in Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Etg & Mpa. CO
News News Post
Court St. Frederick
Buresy Od
Associated Press
Associated Rem
China War Power Observers Describe Chinese Soldier Courage
American observers note a Chinese soldier admired by allies for courage yet fed by weakness from officers. They describe limited equip and mobilization within a war exhausted, underarmed China where the spirit is willing but means to fight are scarce and declining.
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China
Boy Farmer from Broken Arrow Gains Big Farm and Fame
Tracy Hunsecker Jr of Broken Arrow Oklahoma, started with eight acres at a tax sale, now owns 400 acres with a 102 head registered Shorthorn herd. He and his father run a modern, paid-for operation, winning prizes at five state fairs as breeders from five states seek them. His rise illustrates how FFA and 4-H cultivate young American farmers and strengthen farming’s future.
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Tracy Hunsecker, Jr
Broken Arrow
Oklahoma
Tracy
Future Farmers of America
Tracy Hunseckers
FFA
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
A reflective sermon excerpt discusses action and reaction inspired by biblical figures Elijah and Baal. It notes joys and down moods driven by physical factors like gastric juice and blood pressure, urging steady adjustment to unchangeable situations and learning life lessons through everyday problems. A stray note mentions Iowa pigeons building a nest of wire hair.
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Earl L. Douglass
Elijah
Aife
Lily
Ramet
Dhanang Oi
Babson
Remarkable World Security Plan Drafted by Hull and Associates
In Washington observers praise Secretary Hull and his team for drafting proposals for a new League of Nations style world security system. The article notes advances toward a framework amid wartime, while acknowledging unresolved points on U.S. participation, veto power, and constitutional limits. It stresses that success depends on spirit and statesman character as much as on the written contract.
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Washington
Hull and Associates
Paris
Hull
League For World Security
Brita
United
League of Nation
Old League
America
Biraest
Strament
United States
Waton
Ior
Exampie
Russia
Britain
China
Net
Apiv
Rusia
United State
Pvt Willard C Rudy Arrives Safe in France with Tank Unit
Word reaches the family at 214 Dill Avenue this city that Pvt Willard C Rudy has arrived safely in France serving with a tank unit.
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Pvt
Willard C. Rudy
Dill Avenue
France
Fifty Years Ago at the Fair Draws Record Crowd
The Column of the News notes a crowd numbering in the thousands at the fair, surpassing all prior records. A parade and holiday atmosphere prevailed as residents shut shops to attend, with Miss Kittie Rhoades presenting a comedy at the City Opera House.
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Jewell
Edward Hayes
Pstor
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
Lutherville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward L. Watson
Minneapolis
Kittie Rhoades
Opera House
Caporen
Alentevue Hospital
Virginia
Frederick
Gov
Twenty Years Ago Local EMS From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Local ems from the Columns Of The News, Oct. 11, 1994. Two registration pays added 1,610 new voters to the county poll books. There were 2 Democrats and 72 Republicans. The Frederick Athletic Club will meet Loyola College in Baltimore today in a football game. Grove at quarterback, Hartman and Mealey at the halves, Nicodemus at fullback.
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the News
Johnsor
Stout, Son
Giants
Frederick Athletic Club
Loyola College
Baltimore
Grove
Hartman and Mealey
Harry Nicodemus
Parish notices and events at St Pauls and community groups
The parish announces a chicken dinner in the parish hall on October 27 hosted by St Pauls. Rally Day services are planned for Sunday October 15 at 915 am with communion at 1015 am. A Halloween social is set for October 26 hosted by the Lads Aid Society for members and kin. The Ladies Aid held its monthly meeting with program notes and committee appointments. Charles Hoffman, injured in recent work, is a patient in Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg recovering.
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Harney
St. Paul's
Tatheran
Ital
Lads Aid Society
Mwonthy
Ladies’ Aid
Catharine Waybright
Murray Fuss
Ernest Fream
Clifford Hawn
Ida Hoffman
Horaine Worley
Patsy Eekenrode
Hannah Moose
Marie
Maxine Feeam
Treva Ridinger
Dolores Frock
Herbert Ridinger
Theodore Tmore
T. Charles Hoffman
Annie Warner Hopital
Gettysburg
Pythians Plan Animal Banquet at Clone Ridge Inn
Taneytown Poneytown Pythians announce an animal banquet to be held at Clone Ridge Inn on Friday evening with all members and guests invited. Mrs Howard Baker presides at the current meeting and the next gathering is set for Mrs George De Berry’s home on Tuesday evening in November.
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Poneytown
Clone Ridge Inn
de Lo
Catharine Hahn
Howard Baker
Margarete
Wak Crouse
Chiefs” Club
Nolgall
Che
George de. Berry
Lucile Remsburg
Sandra
Frederick
Mtv
M. EB. Wantz
Court News Property Deeded to Samuel Dd in City
Lele N Coble and Mal Coble, tied to Main Street, deed property in the city to Samuel Dd and wife for ten dollars. The record notes a transfer of fee simple interests and reflects a legal filing in the property records.
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Lele N Coble
Samuel Dd
Mal
Walkersville High Player Injured in Onfield Incident
A Walkersville High School soccer player fractured his right leg above the ankle Tuesday afternoon after entering the game between Maryland State School and Walkersville. A transfer was made by the C. E. Cline and Son ambulance service.
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Owe Walkersville High School
Ram
War Interpreted By MIRKEL on Aachen Front and Carpathian Storms
MIRKEL reports Aachen garrison surrender demands ignored as Americans push through West Wall fortifications. Faust Army salients merge near the city while Soviet pressure tightens on the Carpathians and Budapest threat grows. Large Nazi pockets in the Transylvania and Polish centers may soon be trapped as Red forces advance toward Memel and the Baltic.
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Aachen
Holland
Reich
Faust
Kole
West Wall
Berlin
Battleheater
Transylvanian
Carpathians
Budapest
Poland
Today in History and Births in Brief
A collage of birth anniversaries and historic events lists Antoine Blanc and Henry Heinz among notable figures with dates of birth and death, plus items like Pulaski’s death, the first steam ferry, and the 1842 land cession. Also notes revolutions and a fortune for the day’s horoscope.
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Antoine Blanc
New Orleans
France
Hunter H. Maguire
Richmond Medical School
Winchester
Thedore Thomas
New York
Chicago
Germany
Henry J. Heinz
Pittsburgh
Vie
Harry A. Garfield
Williams Deleze
U. S
Hiram
Ohio
Casimir Pulaski
Ean
New York City
Hoboken
N. J
John Stevens
Iowa
United States
Havana
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Dorothy Dix Says Give Parents Lessons In Quiet Homes
Dear Miss Dix urges parents to stop quarrelling before children as constant fighting harms kids. She notes shocked, hurt youngsters imitate parents and suffer neurotic outcomes, calling domestic spats a crime against children. Also includes readers asking about divorce and work vs school, with Dix advising patience, consideration of responsibility, and education as a lasting tool.
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Miss Dix
Bible Thought and Worship Note From Ezekiel and Parker
Fragmentary note cites Ezekiel 6 4 about desolate altars broken idols and adds Parker commentary on world worship and superstition. Mentions refusal to true God and idolatry.
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Ezekiel
Parker
Heat on Political Clubs by Peter Edson
Washington watches 168 political clubs under Senate probe for 1944 campaign activity. The committee questions founders officers members dues funding publications and activities, seeking details within 10 days. Note names include Save Nickels to Elect a Republican President Club and Elect Roosevelt for Life.
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Peter Edson
Washington
West Adams St
Chicago
Elect
Roosevelt
South Burlington Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
I Love America
Inc
Broadway
Senate Special Committee
Senate Committee
Ovy Theodore Frais Green
Rhode Island
Luf's Stuft Humidity Weather Rant
A reader vent s about persistent humid, soggy days that dull mood and energy. The note jokes about lingering heat and foggy air, urging patience until a refreshing morning brings renewed pep and clarity. The writer signs as LUFBI, conveying local weather frustration in a humorous, informal voice.
Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent By HAL BOYLE
In the Siegfried Line near midnight American troops repel a German night counter attack. Staff Sgt Richard Sorensen and his 57 mm crew defend a pillbox against assault guns, flamethrowers, and a door breach until help arrives. Lt George Lescallet endures five observation posts under shelling before finishing his day.
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Hal Boyle
Siegfried Line
Germany
Richard Sorensen
Chicago
Sorensen
Sorensens
George BR. Lescallest
iGlenment Place
Columbus
Ohio
Social etiquette for meeting new couples at parties
A newcomer should express interest to a trusted intermediary rather than directly inviting the couple to dinner. The advised approach is to say to someone who can relay the message that you and your husband enjoyed the couple and would like to see them again, avoiding any sense of pressuring old residents.
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Vane van
Daily Word Lesson on Biblioclasm and Calendar History
The text discusses misused phrases and pronunciation tips for lesson words. It defines biblioclasm as destruction or mutilation of books, especially the Bible, and notes the calendar twelve months were arranged by Julius Caesar.
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Julius Caesar
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