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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1943
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated Frederic Md publication with subscription rates and circulation notes. It mentions FTG MFG CO and Beery Arvernese Smiey, plus a poet Frederic and postal registration details.
The article notes ice as a lifesaving tool in bomb shock treatment and immersion injuries. It describes cold therapy replacing heat for bomb victims, with cooling of lower limbs and preserved warmth in upper body. US physicians follow British findings eager for broader surgical and trauma applications.
A wartime editorial argues production limits depend on sacrifices by citizens. It notes Russia and Britain mobilize many, driven by invasion and air raids, and suggests the United States could expand war work if attacked or heavily harmed. The piece urges pushing toward the production limit despite a hard road ahead.
The week of October 3 9 is National Letter Writing Week. The note urges civilians to write letters to relatives and service members to boost morale and speed the war effort. Letters from home help soldiers feel connected and inspired to persevere and excel in training and combat.
A fragment reflecting a biblical sentiment on God’s hearing and vanity. The text cites Psalm style phrasing and literary lines attributed to Eliot like language on indifference versus tenderness and a plea for divine attention.
Washington theater showcases Mrs Roosevelt on a South Pacific trip, provoking press buzz. A Republican push for a congressional investigation follows a story in the release while a three column photo of Mrs Roosevelt in imprudent attire sparks controversy. The feature includes travelogues and a risqué joke that prompts national attention and headlines.
Notable birth summaries: 1710 Jonathan Trumbull, Connecticut patriot and revolutionary figure, born in Lebanon. 1773 Lyman Beecher, prominent Presbyterian clergyman and father of notable children, born in New England.
The Fair Grounds today buzz with crowds for the annual exhibition led by Governor Brown and staff. A charity sale at 8 a.m. raised a neat sum for charity. Highlights include a prominent baby show with multiple first prizes and a busy opera house last night featuring Miss Rhoades in Drift. Henry Main cut 500 pounds of beer in 23 minutes. Treasurer Parsons notes receipts track with last year.
Read about September disease totals in the county with 53 communicable cases reported to health officer Dr E C Kefauver including 17 typhoid cases. Also notes on fair week auto racing events, Giants win over Yankees 1 0 in the World Series with Casey Stengel homer, two Republican House of Delegates vacancies filled by a special committee, and local political and health updates.
A compilation listing birthdays of prominent figures such as Maj. Gen. Robert C. Davis Kathryn Meise and Peter B. Kyne, plus historic events including Columbus’s discovery, labor court awards in Danbury, and World War II era notes. It interleaves dates and biographical snippets with scattered place names and ranks.
A short note on the word predispose, its pronunciation traps and common errors. It warns that mispronunciation and misspelling hinder understanding and encourages learners to master the term by studying its use and tone in context.
Allied forces threaten a center breakout south of Vinchiaturo as the Fifth and Eighth Armies press toward the Volturno and Calore rivers. German defenses at the Vinchiaturo axis face possible withdrawal behind the Senago and Gaeta-Sora lines with seven divisions under heavy pressure.
Roosevelt urged Congress to rectify the Chinese exclusion that began in 1862 while detailing the evolution of U.S. quota law. He contrasts Chinese and Japanese treatment and notes how easing for Chinese could shift the excluded status, amid tensions with Japan and wartime perceptions. The piece surveys historical stance and diplomatic context.
A nostalgic verse by Bentztown Bard celebrates an old mill on Monocacy in Frederick County. The poem conjures the rural scene with flowing stream, the mill’s wooden structure, the scent of flour, and the image of an old woman at the wheel.
Wartime stresses shift load to schools as 18 year olds join adult life and the armed forces. With fathers away and mothers in industry, schools must expand social, emotional, and health support, reinforce nutrition and accidents awareness, and coordinate with community agencies for meals, gardens, heating, and play programs.
Rev Blake B Hammond of Towson has accepted the rectorship at St Peter's Episcopal Church located at Jefferson Avenue and Sec land Street. He will assume duties about November 1 according to today’s notice.
NEA Service reviews Burnet Hershey's The Air Future noting aviation's postwar role beyond military use. The author argues nations rely on airlines for territorial expansion and communication while war looms. India and China gain emphasis in aviation planning.
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