News notice from 1943 edition in Fredericton newspaper
The page carries a 1943 postal notice from the Associated Press copyright and subscription details. It notes pricing and circulation terms and states no communication of any writing will be published without the writer’s real name. It is marked as entered at the post office in Fredericton on October 16 1943.
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Bouteren
FTG
MFO. CO
Qumanenicetions
Frederick Mt
Audit Bureau of Circulators
Associated Press
Unis
Epi
Fredertem
Sinews of State Hidden taxes threaten liberty in warning from Borah
The piece argues that new tax proposals risk more hidden levies, notably on cigarettes rising from 350 to five dollars per thousand, draining taxpayers and sustaining government. It urges open taxation and cites William E Borah on burdens unnecessarily laid by government.
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United States
William E. Borah
Western front decision hinges on Dnieper drive signals
The Dnieper breach could shift Anglo American invasion plans. British experts doubted a German retreat signified Nazi weakness, but a Russian breakthrough toward Poland would push Allies to open a Western front. Political pressure may demand a westward invasion if the Germans falter.
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Dnieper
Europe
London
Poland
Rusie
Germany
Minor Burns Treated Quickly At Home By Dr Masters
Dr Thomas D Masters explains home care for minor burns from common household sources. Most burns are first or second degree, cover with clean dressings, and pain relief comes from gentle washing and soap suds. Seek a physician for third-degree burns, facial burns, baby or child patients, extensive blisters, eye involvement, or inhalation injury.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on Oct 16 1893 readers noted a steam driven passenger coach over the Pennsylvania Railroad and a newly satisfactory heating process. Packing ice for winter would store about 80 tons as a factory prepared for seasonal closure. The West Patrick Street residence of A J Wilcoxon was sold to John L Renn sear Feagayille. A large demonstration was planned at Brunsakn on October 28 for the opening of a new Swickard Beaephs beaiep? and a note on ReQger apprenticed at Fost Fein plate of ened ReQger on tt John R Ball YDER A MERCIER.
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the News
Pennsylvania Railroad
Othe Upgusa Law
West Patrick Stree
A. J. Wilcoxon
John L. Renn
Sear Feagayille
Brunsakn
Ovroor
Swickard Beaiephs
Aerel Thema
John R Ball
Yder A. Mercier
Twenty Years Ago Local Ems From the Columns
Twenty years ago from The News dated October 16, 1933 report rough Wirnsties at the Fair Grounds entrance. Officials estimate crowds passed. three groups of Ferragans at the fair grounds were arrested. Harvey E. Ramssurg mentioned, Lewistown named to upper terrace with progenitors Jaeco Rotrback and J. S. Newman to C. Thos, Kemp and St Maples. The new owner plans a handsome home on the property.
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Fair
Ofic
Tae Fai
Ean
Fastoy Johnson
Harvey E. Ramssurg
Lewistown
Jaeco Rotrback
J. $. Newman
C. Thos, Kemp
St Maples
War tempo and civic effort fill Frederick news
The town reports a Pearl Harbor era mood with fear and faith. MacArthur’s five word pledge of thanksgiving echoes as 77 inductees are drafted. Red Cross blood units visit, fundraising drives for Community Chest and Children’s Aid Society proceed, and war planning touches utilities, schools, and ordinances. Local courts issue long sentences, while schools, churches, and service groups mark anniversaries and fundraisers across Frederick and nearby towns.
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Draft Board No. 1
Children's Aid Society
Emmitshare
Snd
Frederick
Brunswick
Red Cross
Tos
Pearl Harbor
AWVS
East Patrick Street
Qiiforn
War Production Board
Merits of Federal Sales Tax in wartime finance
Washington, October 16. Peter Edson profiles Wille Robertson of Lexington a Ways and Means member pushing a federal retail sales tax as wartime revenue. He argues the plan avoids shifting burden to wage earners and could be easier to collect than income taxes, despite inflation and deflation debates.
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Peter Edson Washington
Wille Robertson
Lexington
Ways and Means
Robertson
Tts
Treasury
Shenard
Ror Herison
Sidios
War Interpreted by Kirkell Simpson on Italian front
Allied progress in Italy appears faster than Axis retreat, with reports of Volturno gains and central advances offset by German delaying actions. News items mention Campobasso and Vinchiaturo, while other notices cover personal events and Hood College course plans.
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Kirkell
Simpson
Associated Press
Italy
Naples
Berlin
Campobasso
Vinehiaturo
Jimeton
Vetremy
Vinchiatuco
Foggia- Rome
Vinchiaturo
The
Volturno
Valturnio
Rome
Reporters Quiz Divided On Federal Sales Tax In Frederick County
Residents split on a proposed 10 percent sales tax to fund war costs. Six Frederick County residents cite burdens on wage earners and the rich, with opinions ranging from support as a war-financing measure to opposition due to additional taxes.
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Frederick County
Spending By Federal Agencies To Be Probed
U S congressional move widens probe into how federal agencies spend abroad. The Senate Appropriations Committee and Truman War Investigating Committee will review lend lease and allied agency spending, with additional agencies like the Office of American Affairs, the Eximbank and the AEC under scrutiny. The effort aims to show how American aid and resources were used overseas in wartime.
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Washington
Upa
Share Ed Tence
Senate Appropriations Committee
McKellar
D-Tenn
Appropriations Committee
Nye
R-Nd
Office of eAmerican Affairs
Aeon Finance Corporation
Export-Import Bank
Congress
Agengigs
Britain
Today In History and Birthdays Recap
A dense snapshot lists notable historical anniversaries and birthdays. It cites Noah Webster, Bland Ballard, William Fessenden, Samuel Jones, and more, with events such as the U S Mint establishment in Philadelphia, ether first use, and notable births and deaths. It also notes a Selective Service registration window and a brief horoscope advisory.
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Connecticut
Bland W. Ballard
Kentucky
Fredericksburg
Navy
St. Paul's Parish
D. C
William P. Fessenden
Maine
Treasury
Dorn Boscaw
Samuel P. Jones
Georgia
Chambers Ca
Ala
U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
United State
Republic of Texas
William T. G. Morton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Joan Brown
Harper's Ferry
Walter Wellian
Avanue
Dvina
IMOC
William ©. Douglas
Minn
Ormond L. Cox
Rix Mills
Ohio
Eugene G. O'Neill
New York
Proctor F. Ted“ Cook
Pontiac
Vincent M. Miles
Post Office Dept
Marion
Edward A. Strecker
Phila
Frank Aydelotte
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Sullivan
Ind
Luf's Stuff QR Oe mwEULIVED
The passage urges readers to set goals and maintain a directed mindset. It compares aimless drift to ships without rudders, arguing success depends on inner direction, hopes, ambitions, vocations, and souls.
Inapt Chosen As Today's Word In Language Lesson
The note explains usage tips for common words and sounds. It defines inapt as not suitable or appropriate and gives an example remark. The piece emphasizes daily vocabulary growth and avoiding misspellings and mispronunciations.
Leaning to Prayer in Child Religious Training
A teacher guides children in practicing prayer to cultivate the vocabulary and discipline of faith. Prayer grows from spiritual training, not instinct, requiring parental guidance across years. Children learn to praise, thank, remember others, and entrust their lives to God.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
War era Q and A round up concise facts
A Q and A list covers Sicily casualty estimates at 7 100, Bible sales up causing shortages due to armed services purchases, William Tyler Page wrote the American's Creed adopted April 3 1918, no change to tricks value in the 1243 contract bridge rings, Oregon leads in lumber production followed by Washington.
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William Tyler Page
House of Representatives
House
Mind Your Manners Test Your Knowledge 1900s Q&A
A historical etiquette Q and A covers gun borrowing hunting sharing game cleaning before returning or gifting, and a wife accompanying men. Answers: clean after use, not ideal to borrow, share when luck favors you, clean when giving, a woman should walk as far as men or not join. A bonus option provides roving solution for a husband and bachelor friend.
Allowance Ordered for Gasoline Buyers in Five States
The Office of Price Administration ordered tank wagon sellers in Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and the District of Columbia to resume a three quarters of a cent allowance to bulk consumers. The rebate applies to semi annual purchases of 60 000 gallons or more and follows a suspension while OPA studied protests. The policy reflects an established practice during March 1941 base periods.
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Washington
Atlantic
District of Columbia
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Bible Thought Provokes Reflection On Wise and Reproof
A meditative line contrasts a stubborn heart with receptivity to correction, highlighting that some resist reproach while others seek wisdom. The proverb and La Rochefoucauld quote frame self discipline and prudent counsel as pathways to wiser conduct.
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