News of The Great Southern Ptc & Mfg Co Period Oct 14 1943
The News of the Great Southern Ptc and Mfg Co published Sunday from the Open Post Building. Audit Bureau of Circulations confirms circulation. subscription rates listed: copy 50 cents. three months 2.25. year 3.00. Associated Press credited for news. Entered at Freder. post office. Thursday October 14, 1943.
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Beteetiehes
Soutrern Ptc & Mfg
EE Ag
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pat Ib
Associated Press
Anasis
Focal Newe
Freder- Seomes
Stork Travel and War Nerves In World War I Tale
A humorous wartime note recounts Germany famed for storks visiting in summer and migrating to America in winter. This year the birds stayed home delaying their northward return, sparking speculation that their absence could affect morale and the war mood.
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Stark
Kette
Germany
Amerea
Arthur J.orner
South Africa
Mart
Touring Senators Report on World War Centers Visit
Four United States Senators Lodge Russell Mead and Brewster returned from global war centers and reported frank briefings from officers and enlisted men. They warned against drain on oil supplies and questioned Office of War Information propaganda and Russia’s war role. The group urged clear statements of national interest to avoid disillusionment.
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United States
Lodge
Senate
Russell, Mead and Brewster
Office of War Information Propaganda
Congress
Russia
Aise Keane
Fushive
Jess
Washington
Italians Switch From Axis to Allied Side in War
Italians help allies as Maliex troops move from fighting Germans to supporting liberation. They recognize past manipulation by Hitler and pledge to fight with renewed resolve for freedom and peace.
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Italy
Hitler
Sfeele
Air power and sea power in war after Salerno landing
Analysis argues air power did not alone win battles. British and American navies, air forces, and ground forces coordinated in Salerno Sicily and North Africa. It notes amphibious craft advances, joint operations, and evolving inter-service cooperation shaping wartime strategy.
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Salerno
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Column Of The News
YESTERDAY AT THE FAIR GROUND heavy rain and wind blew down the Cyclorama tent and damaged many stalls. A roof was torn off the Union Roofing Mills building and trees were blown down around the fair grounds. The fair closed in dismal weather after three fine days with races postponed and mud spread over the track. Gertrude Steiner won a prize for best future painting in the exhibit. Articles of incorporation were filed for a local power company by Edmac L. Miller and Elmer J. Smith and the company planned a 32 mile electric railway in Wayne County.
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Frederick
Fair Grounds
Gettvysourg
Union Kootting
Conhaar
Trik Parks
Gertrude Steiner
Local items recall 1923 column notes on figures and events
Twenty years ago local items from The News dated October 14 1923 recall Arthur Hightman son of ner Con vacancy filled shortly. A Negro running a three card monte gambling game at the Fair Grounds baiting passersby to draw four cards was arrested by deputy sheriffs Kis and Jones and fined five dollars.
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Arthur Hightman
Ner
Fair Grounds
Snoriffs
Kis
Jones
Historic Sports and Radio Quiz From Early 20th Century
Q A style questions cover Sullivan-Kitrain bout length the first successful radio broadcast KDEKA in Pittsburg Harding Cox election 1920 US Army use of Douglas BC-2 C-47 Skytrain origin of Women’s Christian Temperance Union in Cleveland 1874 and Florida discovery by Ponce de Leon.
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KDEKA
Pittsbisuicdeline
Advisory and Adversary Sound Similarities Noted
A typed note discusses common misuses of words like advisory and adversary. It points to pronunciation traps for first syllables and mixed spellings, highlighting how similar sounds confuse learners. The piece cites examples and urges careful practice to distinguish related terms.
Powell and Ford to wed in secret wartime ceremony
Eternal Powell and Glen Ford, a former film actor and Marine sergeant, plan a wedding on October 25. Mrs Branch Powell confirms the ceremony will take place at Beverls Lane home while Ford is stationed with the Hollywood War Bond Cavalcades nearby.
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Eternel Powell
Glen Ford
Branch Helen Powell
Mies Powell
Ford
War Interpreted by Kirke L Snflon AP War Analyst
War analyst Kirke L Snflon discusses Italian Romania and Nazi strategy. The piece weighs Italy’s shift away from Nazi rule and its potential impact on the Balkans and allied operations near Naples. It notes Italian valor in Alpine fighting and the possible reemergence of the Italian fleet as the war evolves.
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Kirke L
Germany
Taly
Italy
Thay
Laidon
Ashington
Moscow
Portugal
Azores
Britain
Berlin
Balkans
Finsland
Naples
Vinehlaturo
Jesshan
Naples-Termoli
Volturno
Vinenlatuco Oraken
Nort
Rome-Foggia
Maly
Messrs
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Strength For Today By Earth Douglass D Y Faith Is The Victory
The piece urges replacing worry with action and faith as the antidote to anxiety. It emphasizes long-term habit of worry, the need to confront facts, and a call to persist with practical steps to reduce fear and achieve steadiness in daily life.
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Earth
Douglass
D. Y
Babson
Bible Thought Admonitions On Enemies And Destruction
The fragment cites Romans 12 20 about heaping coals of fire on an enemy's head and includes a misrendered line about Thos vada platte destructen noting that others often fall themselves. The text reads like a religious moral note with quotational scripture reference and a parable-like caution.
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Auiger
Air Transport's Future Gains Seen After War
Washington predicts rapid air travel growth as planes and terminals modernize after World War II. Babson analyzes how air transport will outpace rail, driven by distributors’ efficiency and expanded routes. He cites four large firms controlling 81 percent of the market and urges diversified investment.
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Washington, D.C
Washington
Transport T
Mie Cueu
Air Fs
West Indies
Pacific
Vig Il
Java
Wat
Civlian Taran Intnrari
Pub. Finanets
Bureau
Today in History and Birthdays Anniversary Highlights
Today marks anniversaries of notable figures including William Penn founder of Pennsylvania born in 1644 and Francis Lightfoot Lee born in 1734. Other entries honor Benjamin Edes 1732 and Winifred Black Annie Laurie 1869 birth, with wider notes on 19th and 20th century events and birthdays.
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Anniersaries
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Benjamin Edes
Boston
Ded Dee
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Virginia
Stratford
Elwood Haynes
Portland
Ind
Kokomo
Winifred Black
Annie] Lairie
Childton
Wis
San Francisco
Springfeld
Ohio
Permanent Court of Arbitration
U. S Vs. Mexico
Ivat
Ineodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Pres Wilson
Ku Klux Klan
Congressional
Red Network
Newman
T League of News
Notable Names and Early 20th Century Obituaries
Mrs Woodrow Wilson widow of the president born Virginia aged seventy one. John Lord O’Brien W P B chief attorney born Buffalo New York aged sixty nine. Albert M Goss master of the National Grange born Rochester New York aged sixty one. Eamon de Valera head of the Irish Free State born New York City aged eleven? Today’s Horescape remarks on impractical nature and training for profession. Committees: Mayors of seven cities and 23 county boards named local chairmen for the All States Division WAC recruiting campaign led by W Wallace Lanahan.
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Woodrow Wilson
Virginia
John Lord O'Brian
Buffalo
N. Y
Albert 5. Goss
National Grange
Rochester
Eamon de Valera
Trish Free State
New York City
Maryland
WAC
W. Wallace Lanahan
Ae Roesclaau
Hugh V. Giltinger
Frederick
George V. Arnold
Food Study Committee Targets War Food Woes
NEA reports the Republican Food Study Committee, a 45 member body, probes war food logistics from farm to table. They spotlight Army potato dumping, price ceilings on peas and asparagus, rolled oats at port, and CCC canned tomatoes storage issues. The group notes coal transport shifts and wheat being fed to livestock due to shortages.
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James Thrasher
NEA
Washington
House of Representatives
Republican Congressional Food Study Committee
Joseph Martin
Hampton Fulmer
South Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Rules Committee
War Food Administration
House
WFA
Gerald Landis
Vincennes
Ind
Landis
OPA
Fresno
Calif
Food Distribution Administration
We Wadandi, J
Commodlities Credit Corp
CCC
Food Study Committee
WPB
Great Lakes
Newport News
Middle West
Canada
Atlantic
Dentists Advocate Teeth Care And Preventive Hygiene
Dental guidance urges regular brushing and cleaning to renew and protect teeth. The piece notes that fillings and cavities matter, that neglect invites problems, and that teeth are essential for eating and well being. It emphasizes preventive routines and the consequences of ignoring them.
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