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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1942
Page
4
News Post Court Frederick 1942 Subscription Rates
Frederick Maryland paper notes subscription pricing for six months and three months with rates listed. Includes policy statements from the editor and a note about correspondence requiring real names. Dated Wednesday October 7 1942.
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Betrean
MPG
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Leseber Audit Burcett
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Associated Press
Associated Prove
al News
Jace
A Wreath for Europa on European Education and Peace
Paul Tabori argues that teaching history to Europe must replace hate with understanding. He proposes burning biased school books and promoting cross border pilgrimages to show shared humanity, costing less than battleships and aiming to reduce postwar conflict. He asserts U S children enjoy liberty while Europe suffers under factionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Paul Tabori
Europa
Mr. Tabori
Tabori
Meibaigliok Alviluels
English Lesson Words Misused and Pronunciation Cues
A compact note on common word misuse and pronunciation tips. It discusses misused terms like right jeg and leg, mispronunciations such as dianogose, and hints at syllable stress and vowel patterns. It also includes stray examples and a dubious quotation attributed to H. G. Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Weils
Large cattle sale at Cheltenham draws big crowd
A very large crowd attended the Alst Bros cattle sale near Cheltenham on Monday. Bidding was brisk with high prices. Nevers sold from 60 to 95 per head average 55. Cows brought 190 to 200 average 153 per head while two bulls sold for 142.50. These cows were back springers and milk adds value. Total sale 94 160 dollars. John W Nuil auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alst Bros
Chelenham
Nevers
John W. Nuil
Ciecz
Keeping Books To Cut Your 1943 Income Tax
Washington columnist Peter Edson urges readers to start budgets and keep receipts dating to 1942. He explains the 1943 tax changes mean millions must file returns and that detailed record keeping boosts deductions, listing key items from medical bills to charitable contributions and interest, with emphasis on the Victory tax and new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson
Washington
Peter Edson
Samuel
Uncle Sam
Joe
Jane
Samwel
Goly
Scrap drive returns massive metal to steel mills
The automotive industry turned over more than 40,000 tons of dormant metal scrap and 297,000 tons of productive scrap to steel mills in the first quarter of the intensified program.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Oct 21 1892 Frederick today marks Columbus landing 400th anniversary. Offices banks schools closed and flags flown city hall hosts program with speeches by Baker Dunainaine Prof Tilton Maulsby and GHI and music. Young Men’s Bible Society elects Myers city elector. First donation day for Home for the Aged next Wednesday as home readies for residents. A New London M E church fire scare damaged interior but extinguished by crowd. About 1590 attend Bayard address at City Opera House with parade and illuminated route. several injured in dining incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Joseph D. Baker
Edward
L. &. Tilton
William P. Maulsby
A. J. Ghi
Young Men's Bible Society
Charles G. Myers
M. E
New London
Maten
City Opera House
Thomas F. Bayard
Col. LV
Cold October Night Aldershot Knights Local Items
Twenty years ago portions from The News columns note a record cold night on October 2 1922 with a near 29 degree low and a thin ice skim. Denials address panther reports in Bakers Valley while Hood College seniors raise 560 at a fair booth toward a building fund. Real estate of the late William H Adam is sold at court with J Bern ard McClellan buying 5730 for 142 44 West Patrick and Charles H Klipp paying 2775 for 265 67 West Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers Valley
Hood College
Frederick Fair
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
A compilation of notable dates from 1784 to 1949 including births of William H. Allen Henry M. Shreve Samuel F. Smith James A. Beaver Charles A. Stephens Will Carlton and others. Also lists events such as Congress moving to Princeton 1784 Old Ironsides launched 1797 Edison patent 1879 and Yerkes Observatory opening 1897. Includes today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope noting fortunes and hard work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Allen
England
Rhode Island
Henry M. Shreve
Mississippi
Ohio
New Jersey
Samuel F. Smith
Boston
America
James A. Beaver
Bellefonte
Millerstown
Charles A. Stephens
Norway
Maine
Will Carlton
Hudson
Mich
New York
Congress
Philadelphia
Princeton
N. J
U. S
Edison
Univ. of Chicago
Yerkes Observatory
Lake Geneva
Wis
Sweden
Germany
United States
Atlantic
A. F
France
Jmne
Food Administration
Churchill
Britain
War Morale and U-boat Toll in Europe an Analysis
The piece discusses British and American actions against Axis submarines since the war began, noting 330 Aggy subs sunk or damaged. It weighs why Britain released the figure, cites propaganda aims, and links U-boat morale to broader Nazi stability, asking if Germany’s home front shows signs of strain as winter nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Alexander
France
Pacific
Japan
Europe
England
London
Washington
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Norway
Denmark
Low Countries
Balkans
Vichy
Abe
aNeum Ar Udi
Russia
Kaiser
Home Safety Advice From Maryland Health Officials
The Maryland Health Department urges households to inspect for accident hazards before winter. Dr. R. H. Riley emphasizes precautions to prevent home accidents that cause illness or injury, including ladder safety, lighting, keeping medicines and poisons out of reach, labeling hazards, securing chemicals, and safe electrical practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dept. of Health
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Mersea
Miracles in the Air: Civilian Airlines Power Global War Effort
Washington notes praise for civilian air transport as military logistics expand. American transport planes shorten mail and casualty routes, train thousands, and coordinate with Army and Navy, enabling rapid global reach and maintenance of war communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold L George
Actny Air Forces
Air Transport Command
Army
Airlines War Training Institute
Alaska
Midway
American Airlines
Let Freedom Sing earns mixed notices from critics
In New York at the Longacre Theater I found opening night for Let Freedom Sing lively yet divisive. Critics balk at the show’s scenery while praising the economical backdrops and lighting, and actors Berni Gould and Phil Leeds receive varied mentions as the audience jests with the topical revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Longacre
Youth Theater
Berni Gould
Phil Leeds
Gould
Leeds
Messrs
Ray Bolger
Jupiter
Dustion Cautions on Fire Safety at Home
Home safety guidance stresses vigilance while handling flames and hot objects. Readers are urged to follow precautions suited to their house and family, stay focused on tasks, watch steps, and proceed with care to prevent fires.
Mrs Roosevelt Expected to Visit London in Future
President Secretary Stephen Early said Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt plans a possible London trip in the future. She indicated she would go if she could be of useful service, but she left the date indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen Early
Franklin D. Roosevelt
London
New Books In Artz Library Brings Washington Background
New titles debut at Artz Library including Marquis Childs interpretation of Washington since 1932 and Rebecca Yancey Williams humorous autobiography Carry Me Back. Mary Elizabeth Osborns Days Beyond Recall is a Catskills tale of Gwendolen Hewitt and Russell Haynes. George Leicester Thomass Genealogy of the Thomas Family traces 197 pages with connections to Mrs Margaret Thomas Artz and the C Burr Artz Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marquis Childs
Childs
Sweden
Institute
Library of Congress
Rebecca Yancey Williams
Lynchburg
Thomas
George Leicester Thomas
Adamstown
Margaret Thomas Artz
C. Burr Artz
Strength For Today By Ear L Douglass D D
A reflection on confusing physical symptoms with spiritual faults. The piece argues irritation and poor temper often stem from bodily weakness like fatigue digestion or sleep loss, not lack of character. It urges addressing health factors before judging moral failings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Thomas Family Descendants near City Featured in Ad
Local notice highlights the Thomas family, including C Newton Thomas C Silas Thomas Frederick and George C Thomas, described as male descendants of three Thomas lines near the city, with emphasis on wisdom from advice and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
C. Newton Thomas
C. Silas Thomas
Frederick
George C. Thomas
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