The News Of Frederick Md October 17 1944
The newspaper page presents subscription rates and publishing notes for The News of Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday October 17 1944. It references the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press, with standard policy on republication and reader correspondence requires real names. The page notes errors are corrected upon notice and that the publication is a second-class matter.
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QMRA
FTG & Mia Mfg CO
Frederick
Maser Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Woot
Focal
Ae Pereon
Sagging facial wrinkles fade with grooming and exercise
Dr G Alexander Ward Chicago dermatologist says sagging faces disappear from American women as beauty lasts longer now. He cites statistics showing face lifting applicants average 45 or later versus 38 a decade ago and credits grooming, lotions, exercise, and diet for the change. He notes war-time effort and home front pride influence women to invest in appearance.
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G. Alexander Ward
Chicago
Ward
Cosmeticians National Association
Henry Kaiser
Henry Ford
Nation With The Power In World Wars
The United States is the mightiest nation, winning the first war for the Allies and now prevailing in the second. American supplies and convoys aided Russia and Britain, supporting tanks, guns, medicine, and food. Allies like Britain and Russia fought bravely, but America’s overall power and record prove the nation’s decisive role.
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United States
Europe
British Isles
Russia
Britain
Murmansk
Enantia
Puraing
Africa
Montgomery
Rommel
Alamein
Monty
Cape of Good Hope
Roosevelt fourth term debate in New York Times view
The piece weighs the New York Times support for a Roosevelt fourth term against public opinion and anti Roosevelt sentiment. It argues the Times offers strong arguments but voters care more about practical outcomes, with concerns about postwar spending and isolationism versus internationalism. It notes shifts in policy and the perils of campaign promises affecting the 1944 election.
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New York Times
Roosevelt
Times
Wren
White House
Marshal Stalin
Stull
America
Mr. Roosevelt
the Times
Dewey
Noblic
Boli Goran
Wivel
Caldwell Wilt and other novels reviewed in era book notice
Feekly Book Review surveys Erskine Caldwell s Tragic Ground and Wilt prospects as public interest peaks. It notes poverty, Southern life, and Spence Douthit s doomed arc. Also covers Dont Wait Up For Spring by Mergendahl, a love story set against war. Additional notes praise To the South, Docl and severin travelogue, plus I This Be Treason with crime twists.
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NEA Service
Erskine Caldwell
Duell
Sloan & Pearce
Caldwell
Jayvk- Pot
Tobacco Road
Grang da” Soves
Spence Douthit
Alway
Charles Siergendahl
Little Brown
V2 Mergendahl
Ame
Nort Africa
Tarawa
The
Marshalls
al Greenwich Villace
Harry Trexier
Harry
Trexier
Barbara Gray
Butter For Hospitals War Agencies Release Plan
Washington announces five million pounds of butter set aside for government war agencies will be released to hospitals nationwide at frequent intervals starting immediately. The War Food Administration says a similar hospital supply program was in place last winter.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News October 17 1804
Local items include a child scalded by hot mush on East Third Street with improvement after medical aid. Democrats plan a Mage WMidsb IMCL at City Hall tomorrow night with addresses by Ferdinand Williams for Congress and WM McAkaig. A patent granted to James F Bittle Brunswick for a window screen. J A Lampe the painter reports a crew painting the post office interior.
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Harry
James
East Third
Ferdinand Williama
Congress
Wm. M McAkaig
James F Bittle
Brunswick
J. 4. Lampe
Riot pleas and local incidents from Criremt Court note
Twenty years ago ems from the Columns Of The News report fourteen of the 2 defexl ants in theersville tar and feather cases pleaded guilty to riot when called in Criremt Court. Five others pleaded not guilty. Thomas Rippleon sustained injuries when struck by an automobile on West Patrick Street. A youngster makes his home with Mrs. Murray Lambert, his grandmother. Trolley service on West Patrick Street will be restored with new rails recently laid on the repaved section and Jefferson. Jerman Orrison was knocked from his vehicle at the Square Corner by a passing motorist but escaped unhurt.
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the News
Theersville
Criremt
Tedas
Thomas Rippeon
West Patrick Street
Maxes
Murray Lambert
Wumurrow
Jerman Orrison
War Interpreted by Kirke L Simpson
War analyst Kirke L Simpson assesses Allied and Japanese actions in the Pacific. He argues American reports cite Japanese aerial assaults on US forces and that Japanese claims often prove false. He notes MacArthur readiness, Mountbatten maneuvering in the Bay of Bengal, and the aim to deter a decisive Japanese move while protecting the Philippines and South China approaches.
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Tokyo
Wraht Bynnen
Philippines
General MacArthur 6
China
Lord Mountbatten
Bay of Bengal
Pacific
Formosa
Diets Dee Gts
Gidieradis
South China Sea
Ugliga
Today In History Anniversary roll of notable births and events
A long list of historical anniversaries includes Richard M. Johnson born in Louisville Kentucky and later vice president, Thomas Fortune Ryan financier, Childe Blagsam etcher, Robert Lansing secretary of state, Eric Page artist, Carl R. Fish Wisconsin historian, Burgoyne’s surrender at Saratoga, Lincoln's 1863 call for 800000 more men, Booker T. Washington White House visit, Wilson and Poland relief efforts, U S forces in WWI, war industries board wartime bans, and various notable births and comments from a newspaper wishes horoscope.
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Richard M. Johnson
Kentucky
Senate
Louisville
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Melson Co
Robert Lansing
New York
President Wilson
Watertown
Eric Page
Sane
Tad Mae Oo TaAn
Carl R. Fish
University of Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Turkey
Burgoyne
Saratoga
WN. C
America
New Yo
Lincoln
Booker T. Washington
White House
Theodore Roose
Wilson
Poland
U. S
Chatillon Wood
Mt&8—War Industries Board
AL Capune
Guadalcanal
Liberia
The
Young Communist League of the United States
Bible Thought on Purity and Christian Righteousness
A compact meditation contrasting purity and upright living with the prosperity of righteousness. The author reflects on awakening to moral habitation through Christian faith, invoking Bacon’s framing of religion magnifying goodness.
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Bacon
Dewey Keeps Peace Policy Debate In Presidential Campaign
Washington columnist analyzes how Dewey and Roosevelt linked foreign policy to the 1944 campaign. Dewey argues for broad public discussion of peacetime security while criticising administration plans. The piece notes Dumbarton Oaks origins, U.S. postwar aims, and Sen. Connally plans three speeches on the peace issue.
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Peter Edson Washington
United
Couruty
Roosevelt
Foreign Policy Association
New York
Fala
Dewey
Dumbarton
Cordell Hull
Hult
John Foster Dulles
Muir
Dulles
Dulless
Dewey and
Les
Organization of Peace
Germany
Japan
Dumbarton Oaks
Washington
America
Tom Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Homesick brides faced by young husbands in new city life
Dorothy Dix outlines a common matrimonial plight as brides adapt to a strange city without familiar support. She notes homesickness, isolation, and boredom, contrasting husbands’ ease with wives’ emotional need for home, family, and social activity, urging understanding and patience.
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Mary Jane
Belk Syndicate Ink Tearful Declaration Ends Past
A figure pledges that her husband is her home and people, promising no more tears over past events as the Belk Syndicate Inc. remains referenced in the note.
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The
Belk Syndicate Inc
Pride Before Destruction in Nebuchadnezzar's Tale
The article cites Nebuchadnezzar as a world conqueror who destroyed Jerusalem and built a grand empire. It warns that misuse of power leads to insanity and downfall, urging humility as wisdom and criticizing selfish ambition in rulers and individuals alike. The piece references biblical prophecy and historical parable to advise restraint.
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Earth
Douglass
D. D
Webuchadnezzar
Babylon
Jerusalem
Nebuchadnezzar
Babson Newspaper
Belgium Village Hospitality Amid Nazi Air Attacks
Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent recalls a Belgian family in Aubel, the Lardinois, who fled from Nazis. The mother recounts a strafing attack that killed and wounded refugees, including her husband wounded fatally, and a young mother whose baby was killed.
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AEF
Belgium
Hitler
Lardinois
Aubel
Joseph Lardinois
Jean
Marthe
Marie Jose
Brussels
Marthe Silent
Madame Lardinois
Warning from Marie Jose at border about Germans
Fragmentary diary-like remark where Marie Jose warns Americans to beware Germans and predicts regret for kindness as experiences along the border reveal deep hostility and hard sentiments toward Germans. The speaker recalls a young woman’s sounds and a grave warning about future consequences.
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Marie Jose
Daily Word Lesson Alliteration Defined In Plain Terms
A language note explains alliteration as the repetition of initial sounds in successive words. The passage contrasts correct usage of attend with tend to an account and offers pronunciation tips for colander while highlighting the aim to grow vocabulary by mastering one word each day.
Lut's Stuff Our Job Sow It's a terrible mess we are in
Lut's Stuff quotes N. A. Lufburrow urging resolve amid a global crisis, linking national and personal fears to the war effort and the duty to endure and persevere.
Leftover Food Etiquette For Guests And Hosts
The note urges returning guests to take home any food they brought that remains after a gathering, emphasizing care during rationing. It also notes that over 152,000 tons of structural steel were used in building the 4.5 mile San Francisco Oakland bridge, underscoring large scale public projects.
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San Francisco
Oakland Bridge
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