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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
4
A damaged old notice from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Thursday October 19 1944 outlines correction policy and requires real name submissions. It mentions column corrections and communication details for readers and writers.
The article notes Paris fashion openings regain headline space in the American press as Paris recovers from occupation. It contrasts American designers stepping into leadership in fashion with France’s revival of haute couture leadership and the enduring impact on feminine silhouettes.
The article argues Poland's fate is controlled by Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union rather than Poles themselves. It notes opposition to a Stalin backed government in London and Moscow and calls for a free Poland unentangled by foreign powers as a wartime objective.
A noisy reading of vocabulary practice notes discusses mispronunciations and daily word goals. It defines recrudescence as a renewed outbreak and includes scattered incorrect spellings and old mineral references.
Washington editorial argues the presidential race has sunk to mediocrity with candidates pandering to crowds via radio and innuendo. It notes Dewey's foreign policy talk as an improvement but criticizes reliance on anonymous quotes and personal attacks. The piece urges both campaigns to abandon tone and focus on clear, substantive policy proposals for a January inauguration.
Fifty years ago local items from The News dated October 19 1894 note Dr C F Goodell’s death and a coal gas near miss for two Eyler sisters near Casper Mehrling’s home. Ella Holter’s buggy collision with a telephone pole after a horse frightened by bricks left her uninjured. Ministers and delegates returned from Washington after Brotherhood of St Andrew proceedings. The News editorial highlights Frederick County Floricultural Society preparing for its annual flower show next month.
Twenty years ago this week the Frederick Fair prepares for its 14th annual opening with sunshine and full plans. Local merchants rushed to display at the Fairgrounds as twelve extra police were named to manage crowds and mail arrivals at the rear postal vestibule near the Frederick post office. Clifford H. Doll, city water rent collector, died suddenly on South Market Street from heart trouble after a brief illness. he attended Evangelical Lutheran church and was able to walk home before his fatal seizure. Frederick City Hospital earned a place on the hospital honor roll.
Dorothy Dix warns that friendship requires ongoing effort not luck or money. Neglect, delays in communication, or gossip can quietly erode ties, while respectful, attentive contact and support keep relationships in repair.
Today in history highlights include John Adams born 1735 and Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown in 1781 as war events. Other entries recall James Kibourne, Ananda T. Jones, Annie Peck and John H. Farley with birth or death dates. Also noted are Cedar Creek 1864 and the 1934 St Albans raid.
The article analyzes Hitler’s total mobilization decree calling all males 16 to 60 into a home guard, and questions its effect on morale. It notes Nazi claims of resisting destruction, the push for a final stand, and anticipated simultaneous Allied and Soviet offensives to strike west and east before winter.
Roger W. Babson argues postwar pensions and social security may burden the nation and prompt tax shifts. He favors investing in merchandising chains, citing low debt, pricing power, flexible leases, and broad geographic reach as safer, inflation-resistant stock choices. He offers a simple strategy to select chain store stocks using local listings and banker checks.
Essay blends life lessons from Charles Dickens with civic duty. It argues burdens become springboards to better living and social progress, citing Dickens influence on education and labor reform and urging readers to exercise the vote in democracy. The piece ends with a civic nudge attributed to N A Lufburrow.
The article urges considerate neighbors to contact the new mother by phone note or visit during hospitalization rather than surprise drop in. It notes nurses care for the infant and a quiet hospital environment helps protect the baby from germs behind a glass wall.
A U5 year old colored boy was arrested after police said he admitted entering the home of Romeo Baston on West South Street and stealing a flashlight. Officers recovered the flashlight. a window had been broken to enter. He was taken to Montevue pending appearance before county probation officer Mrs. William C. Roderick.
Mr. Norman Hess, president of the Taneytown District Sunday School Association, will speak to the Keysville Lutheran Sunday school on October 22 at 9:30 am. Yugoslavia formerly the Kingdom of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes covers 96,234 square miles with a prewar population around 14,000,000.
Peter Edson outlines how a proposed United Nations charter would centralize international economic and social coordination. Aged agencies would link under an Economic and Social Council with expert staffs, while nations retain control and ratification governs actions.
A dated Bible quotation notes joy in finding brethren walking in truth and states a man opposing errors moves toward unity with all truth believers. The message echoes a commandment from the Father and cites 2nd Epistle of John verse four as guiding principle.
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