Ratepishes 1052 THE NEWS Ratepishes 1052 THE NEWS
A faded 1944 issue of The News post shows subscription rates and rates policy. It lists 3 cents for single issues, 1.25 for three months, and 65 per year. It notes editorial corrections on reader feedback and credits The News and Associated Press. It is dated Saturday October 21, 1344.
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Bunda
Great Southern
FTG
Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press Red Press
Associa
Winter car safety urged before winter storms
The article warns motorists to prepare for winter hazards now as weather tightens. It cites the National Safety Council's study of last winter's accidents and Prof. Ralph A Moyer urging improvements in traction and equipment. Drivers are urged to inspect defrosters wipers anti skid chains and repair equipment before snow arrives.
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National Safety Council
Ralph A Moyer
Town State College
Oil Pact Debate Spurs Banker Warns of War Risk
The United States and Great Britain push an oil supply compact, while bankers warn against rigid international regulation. Joseph E. Pogue of Chase National Bank says enough world oil exists for now and urges competition without favored pricing to avoid a future world conflict.
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United States
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Joseph E. Pogue
Chase National Bank
New York
Oil Compact Commission
Oklahoma
Cit
Bank Eclogue
Herbert Feis
Near East
Kennel Club Forms In Hagerstown Area
Kennel owners and breeders meet at Hotel Hamilton to form The Mason and Dixon Kennel Club covering Maryland West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania. The group aims to promote good dogs through shows and obedience classes, protect dog owners, and eventually seek better laws. Frederick breeders already join. contact John C. Erust for info. Canada is the world's largest producer ofssbasion.
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Kennel Club
Net
Hagerstown
Frederick
John C. Erust
Frederick, Md
O Daniel Senate Campaign Expenditure Scrutiny
Washington reports probe into W Lee O Daniel who is not seeking office in 1942 yet funds and publication of the W Lee O Daniel News raise questions. Senate investigators question sources of money and the paper’s origins while O Daniel campaigns via radio and printed material.
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P. O. Box
Washington, D. C
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Cat
Washington
Senator O'Daniel
Washington Hotel
Treasury
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Gurdeld Crawford
Common Citizens' Radio League
Crawford
Potomac Edison Begins 33000-Volt Line Survey for Union Mining
Potomac Edison Company has started surveys for a 33 000 volt transmission line to serve Union Mining Company in Jennings Maryland. The 14.4 mile route includes substations at both ends and is estimated to cost 169 000. Union Mining, one of the oldest firebrick producers in the country, was established in 1931.
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LIN Jennings
Potomac Edison Company
Union Mining Company
Ene Wis
Fifty Years Ago Local EMS Meeting Notes and Theatrical News
Report to the board records an educational class directed by Mr D C Alde ridge and a gymnasium class led by Mr Harry Benson of the Maryland School for the Deaf. A stage rehearsal of the Tyrolean Queen occurred at City Opera House with music by Dr T Sander and Prof Gesorge E Smith and staging by Frank B Rhodes. A chestnut hunt amused residents near J Alpert Deans residence. White Rock was altered and a social group included Adah F Lesleigh, Mamie Dean, Allie Dean, Helen Mutlinix, Ida Martin hart, Allie Hughes, Fred Cramer, George Dean, Irving Dean, Edward Benty and Willie Hyam. Pawnee Bill plans to return to Frederick, and 25 members of the Baltimore Crete Club and 5 of the Marylar Biertle Club traveled from Baltimore en route to Martinoura for an annual event.
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Saunders
D.C. Alderidge
Harry Benson
Maryland School For the Deaf
City Opera House
T. Sander
Gesorge E. Smith
Frank B
Pawnee
Bill
Frederick
Daring Robbery and Real Estate Sale Highlight Local Item
Twenty years ago Cozumes Of Fire News reports a daring robbery scene near Couren Street with a suspect and accomplice. It notes the sale of D M Stauffer property at 244 East Patrick Street to Roy St Leatherman and Worthington C W for business use, plus cold weather forecasts and expected crowds on the grounds at an event on Route 1 near New Deer.
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Cozumes of Fire News
Cammcouren
D.M Stauffer
East
Patrick Street
Roy St Leatherman and
Worthington C
Strawsburg
New Deer
Doris Elame
Hipteter
Court News Marriage Licenses Filed and Transferred
A fragmented court news item shows marriage license filings and transfers. It lists Ea L Siuite to Toa M Barrst in a county for $10 and Frank W Fraley and wife to Robert Leroy Miller and wife in another county for $10. The text is incomplete but indicates license actions or property transfers.
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Toa M. Barrstam Hiachend
Frank W. Fraley
Robert Leroy Miller
Today In History Anniversary Highlights and Births
Today in history chronicles anniversaries of notable figures born or died, including Henry M. Shreve, Samuel F. Smith, Charles A. Stephens, Will Carleton, William E. Dodd, and others. It also notes events such as Congress moving the capital, the Old Ironsides launch, Edison’s lamp, and early AEF deployments. The column mixes birthdays, deaths, and historic milestones with scattered horoscope and miscellaneous items.
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Henry M. Shreve
Mississippi
Ohio
New Jersey
Samuel F. Smith
Boston
America
Charles A. Stephens
Norway
Maine
Will Carleton
Childern
Hudson Mich
William E. Dodd
Chitago University Istori Anvudasador
Germany
Clayton
N.C
Congress
Philadelphia
Princeton
TaE—loth
Continental Congress
Edison
Sweden
United States
Atlantic
AEF
Europe
Churchill
England
U. S. Army
War Time Heroes and Local War Efforts Highlight County
The column notes local heroes Captain Wayne Fitzwater and Lieutenant John Baer among those killed in action, and mentions nineteen year old Pvt. Sherman Axine fatally wounded in Holland. It covers war relief drives, USO support, and a county roll of honor, plus ration rules, voter notices, and community updates across Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Aachen
Frederick
Europe
Philippines
Isles of the Pacific
E. Wayne’ Fitzwater
U.S.M.C
Peleliu
John S. Baer
Italy
Sherman E. Axiine
Petersville
Holland
Endlessly Demanding Work Haunts Luf and Friends
Fragmented voice laments unending labor and broken dreams in a world where duties never end. A Brownstown narrator reflects on personal fatigue, financial pressure, and fading social bonds as labor stretches without relief.
Army bulletin on strikes spurs debate over impartial war news
Washington report criticizes War Department for circulating controversial material to soldiers arguing about strikes and labor. It notes amendments limit political propaganda to servicemen while preserving nonpartisan news coverage. Officials acknowledge a blameworthy misstep and seek clearer messaging.
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Washington
War Department
Army
CIO
Roosevelt
Teamsters’ Union
Army Bulletin
Army and Navy
Armed Services of
United States
Navy
Armed Services
Information and Education Division
Perkins
Iatvilais
War Labor Board
William M. Leiserton
National Labor Relations Board
National Railway Mediation Board
Labor
Leiserson
Odds And Ends And Roosevelt Campaign Mixups
A downtown resident woke to a crash and found a broken saucer on her balcony after guests joked about not washing dishes by throwing them out windows. An observer watched an IRS car tax tag being written while a farmer removed a Roosevelt sticker from a car. A Dewey Roosevelt sticker swap leaves a Dewey backer puzzled about his party switch. City police warned campaign offices to stop giving stickers to minors as merchants report pasted stickers in windows.
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Roosevelt
Internal Revenue
Four H Girls Hold November Meeting At Remsberg Home
The Jefferson Girls 4-H Club met at Jeanette Remsberg's home. They opened with The Star Spangled Banner and the pledge. Joan Crampton reported as treasurer and on the Community Show meeting. A skating party was planned. Doris Remsberg named recreation chairman. Miss Howard and Mrs. Thomas spoke on demonstrations. Joyce Dade and Larue Sulcer showcased dresses. Miss Howard demonstrated sewing techniques.Refreshments followed and the meeting adjourned with the 4-H song. Next meeting set for Frances Remsberg's home on November 21.
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Jefferson Girls
Jeanette Remsberg
Joan Crampton
Doris Remsberg
Thomas
Miss Howard
Joyce Dade
Larue Sulcer
Frances Remsberg
Recreation center for Yank troops in Germany reported
Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent HAL BOYLE describes an American armored unit two miles from front lines establishing the first rest center for troops in Germany. About 200 soldiers daily retreat for hot showers, meals, mail writing, and movies, with Red Cross supplies and chaplains aiding morale as they return to the line.
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Hal Boyle
Germany
Purcellville
Stephen F. Slaughter
Red Cross
Slaughter
Pvt
Henry C. Boyette
Columbus
Roseate: A word study note on pronunciation and usage
The passage treats English lesson words with guidance on pronunciation and spelling. It highlights roseate meaning tinged with a rosy glow and notes common misspellings memoranda and alemaranda, while urging daily vocabulary growth with a rule about using a word three times.
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