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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1943
Page
4
The Frederica newspaper dated October 18 1943 reports subscription rates and policy details. It notes delivery and circulation information, Associated Press credit, and editor contact expectations for corrections and decorations.
A commentator argues Congress will push toward higher income and excise taxes and a general sales tax as a response to bloated New Deal bureaucracy. The piece warns that cutting nonwar agencies and trimming pay is needed to avert a nationwide tax surge and urges citizens to consider the looming fiscal crisis.
A report says German forces are systematically sacking Rome’s art galleries libraries and museums. The piece condemns the Nazi plan warning that plundering Rome threatens Europe’s cultural heritage and historic milestones of civilization.
Washington observers note foggy postwar leadership as Willkie and Welles press four power ideas with Britain Russia United States and China. They warn against overreach while urging gradual world organization and defense of Wilsonian covenant amid demobilization and isolationist sentiment.
The article argues Germans will not defend Rome against a siege and Allies may bypass it. The primary danger to Rome’s treasures comes from German looting driven by acquisitiveness and bargaining hopes, an immortal stain on Germany no matter who ordered it.
Dr Thomas D Masters explains evolving sleep needs with age. The piece surveys early theories on sleep origin, brain activity, and how bodily functions like blood pressure and heart output shift during rest. It notes that muscles stay slightly active and movements persist, often brief, even in deep rest.
The article outlines sleep depth changes in adults and children, noting two deep sleep periods, varying sleep needs by age from infancy to old age, and how wakefulness and long sleep deprivation affect mental and physical performance. It describes infant and child sleep needs, typical behaviors during sleep, and the variability of adult requirements from five to nine hours.
The piece weighs why winter is rarely used for invasions, noting possible German collapses, guerrilla revolts, and Norway bases that could shift Allied timing. It discusses air cover, airborne troops limits, and the harsher conditions hindering land and sea operations across Europe.
Sufficiently improved to walk Blake was removed from Emergency Hospital to the jail Friday. Officials said he no longer needed hospital care. Arguments on a petition for change of venue will be heard Thursday before Associate Judge Stedman Prescott. The case involves trust of sodomy and assault and battery charges in two indictments pending in Criminal Court Norditts slated for trial depending on venue outcome.
Baltimore and Winnncon yards claim a new East Coast Liberty record with a ship launch on the Patapsco River only 27 days after keel laying. The old 22 day mark was set by Battonere yard and North Carolina Housing Company of Winnncon. Police report arrest for non-support, Joseph Haugh, near Ladieburg, awaiting hearing. Two Roser family members and Rey Palmer depart for active duty with the armed forces at Fort Meade.
A Washington review discusses John Roy Carlson alias Arthur Derounian and his book Under Cover. It catalogs anti American, fascist, and isolationist groups, noting Carlson's methods, the book’s reception, and critics' concerns about overstating a single anti democratic conspiracy.
Dr. Hosea McAdoo, head of the Tarmsville sanitarium, will be guest speaker at the Business and Professional Women's Club regular meeting Tuesday evening. Dinner will precede at 6 o clock, and the event will be held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
The Court of Appeals sustains the Frederick county commission term length of six years and validates the constitutionally adopted provision. Democrats offered no candidate for county commissioner this year while Republicans claimed illegality and sought to place their nominees on the ballot, but the writ was denied by the county court.
A 1923 item notes a record Thursday crowd at Fair Grant with gambling concerns raised by Governor Ibtrnatorial co-partisans. A Casulas survey finds 65 to 70 repressed on the fair grounds as wheels operate. Funds sought by the state. Incident near Thurmont and Buckeystown road mentioned.
A quiz style item covers poison snake bite risk comparisons Malaysia and Polynesia versus the United States, a new plastic substitute for leather soles claimed to outwear leather, the P-51 Mustang as the British highlight in aerodynamics, Joe Miller’s origin as an 18th century comedian, and a triptych defined as a three panel painting in churches.
A colonial adage cautions readers not to judge by outward show or first impression. It urges weighing facts, thinking twice, and considering consequences before acting or leaping, noting impulse can lead to grief and that prudent caution remains valuable.
Today In History records key events from 1631 to 1933 including Continental Congress disbanding army, first U S submarine cable in 1842, Ostend Manifesto discussions, Morgan’s raid, long distance telephony in 1892, U S possession of Puerto Rico in 1898, and Edison’s death in 1931. Birthdays note Maj Gen James Gord and others, with ages noted, from Fort Lewis to Brooklyn and Oregon.
In Baltimore today 61 years ago the horoscope notes a receptive mood to flattery and a tendency to self conceit. Personal charm and attractiveness may draw friends but caution is advised to avoid losing them through foolish words or actions.
The article recounts Nathaniel Hawthorne losing a government post and, urged by his wife, turning to writing, which propelled him to fame. It argues failure serves God’s reform and guides to new paths, noting opportunities in every setback and the purpose of divine guidance.
A birthday dinner was held Sunday October 10 at the granddaughter’s home in Woodsboro to honor Steiner Ramsburg on his 79th birthday the prior day. Attendees included Steiner W Ramsburg Charles H Hahn Carl A Boller and their spouses plus Misses Pauline Boller Dolores Hahn Nancy Kahn and Ruth Boller.
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