The News Daily Dispatch Admission Policies and Date
The item is a 1943 Freder ick Md newspaper note about Associated Press policy and letter handling. It explains that letters may be corrected and that no publication will include correspondence without authors real name. It notes the paper is a second class matter and gives the date October 25 1943.
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MTU
Bastidang
Court St. Frederick
Associated Press
Yangli
Focal Iews
Fredera Seque
War veterans reemployment plan coordinated by agencies and groups
Selective Service announces a nationwide effort to reinstate returning service members in civilian jobs. A reemployment counselor will assist each draft board, with eight government agencies and numerous national organizations coordinating to guarantee personal consideration and steady placement into industry and agriculture after the war.
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Selective Service
Washington
The
Red Cross
Afteeh National Arey
Focal
Wwe
Veterans’ Administration
United States Employment Service
Veterans Employment Service
Federal Security Agency
Civil Service Commission
Army Emergency Relief
United States Armed Forces Institute
AFL
CIO
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Iron and Steel Insitute
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Kiwanis International
Should Women Quit War Jobs After Victory Poll
The Women’s Home Companion reports a national survey showing about three to one favor relinquishing wartime employment. Many women work for patriotism or pay, not preference, but the motive may fade after the war. postwar economic worries loom as the war continues.
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Women’s Hone Companion
Women of America
Ay Magazine
Labor Strikes Rise as Votes Provoke Debate Over Smith Connally
A Washington column argues that growing strike vote plans by major unions challenge the Smith Connally Act and its wartime wage controls. It warns of political use of strikes, calls for a uniform voting method, and notes inflation fears guiding wage policy, with government attempts to craft a fair, enduring formula.
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Washington
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Dias Tign
Wiich Conpanchieh
Rairoad
Er Truk
Adern
Congress
Stulinn
Allis-Chalmers
Mmore
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columna Of The News
Ancient column notes show domestic geese belonging to Jesse Reif onider found at Carrail creek and returned after locals spotted and captured them. Dr Nelson provides a Francis Scott Key souvenir flag from grass on the poet’s grave sent to northern friends. Diehl Reading Club reorganized at Col. D C Winedrener residence with about 70 members. officers and reading matter committee named. A suspicious man on West Second Street, claiming to be a York clerk, borrowed money from David Beale and fled. no arrest.
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Jesse Reif Onider
East Patrick
Carrail Creek
Reifsnider
Nelson
Francis Scott Key
Diehl
Reading Club
Col. D. C. Winedrener
Wm. F. Maulsby
York
Dio Beale
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from the News columns in Oct 25 1923 reference a Potomac Synod of the Reformed church an assembly in Lewistown and a Maryland vote context noting registration impacts and a past majority figure of 1130.
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Potomac
Reformed
Thomas
Vols
Marland Byood
Ulica
Lewistown
Republica? ‘ Tion
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PRA
Faithful Servant Louis Pasteur’s Moral Dignity Triumph
One of the greatest men who ever lived was Louis Pasteur. He faced opposition and persecution from contemporaries who called him a cheap charlatan. He treated a boy bitten by a mad dog and proved the cure possible, earning lasting fame for science as he endured threats to his work. Pasteur died September 30, 1895, his hand grasping a crucifix as he rested.
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Louis Pasteur
Pasteurs
Mad Dog
Pinson
Pastone
Olner
War interpretation by Elton C Fay on civilian tolls in war
Elton C Fay analyzes civilian casualties in World War II style conflicts, noting estimates range widely. He cites Polish, Russian, Chinese and Dutch figures, discusses miscounting, and highlights the spread of war to cities and home fronts, with millions affected through bombardments, executions, and starvation.
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Easault
Luftwaffe
Wehrmacht
Poland
Japan
Rotterdam
France
Washington
Greece
Veek
Bilaca
London
Coventry
Germany
Reten
Ber
Hamburg
Bremen
Q and A on mythic labyrinths and pigments
The passage discusses mythic figures and places such as Minos in Crete and a labyrinth, then shifts to questions about pewter composition and yellow pigment from clays. It mentions an alloy of tin and lead and a device to cut mooring cables of submerged mines.
Weather forecast fragment with scattered figures
Fragmentary weather note cites 24 hour outlook and variable measurements, mentioning inches and temperatures. References uncertain dates and places with fragmented terms and stray codes, making specifics unclear.
Desert-Trained Troops Took Arctic Attu From The Japs
Washington report notes the Seventh Division's Arctic assault on Attu Island in World War II. Desert training, limited gear, and harsh weather influenced operations, with non combat injuries numbering over a thousand and about 15 percent ground casualties. The capture forced Japanese evacuation of Kiska and left Attu as a strategic victory.
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Peter Edron Washington
Oange
U.S. Seventh Division
Attu Island
Aleutians
Arcticc
Attu
War Department
Bie
U.S
Desert Training Center
California
Arizona
Desert
Rockies
Alaska
Truman Committee
Kilgore
Ferguson
Jap Garriison
Kiska
Symptoms Of Cancer Should Be Promptly Told To Physician
Dr. Thomas discusses cancer as a leading cause of death and the need for public awareness. He notes cancer can appear anywhere, urges prompt medical consultation for any lump, indigestion, bowel changes, or mouth sores, and emphasizes early detection improves outcomes amid ongoing research and treatment advances.
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NEA
Peas
Bowleri Dbagnedt
Today In History and Anniversaries Roundup
A compact list marks notable births and deaths from Franklin Bache to John N Willys and Floyd Bennett. It also notes anniversaries including Fremont’s Far West expedition, airship Arrow night flight, Argonne actions, Wall Street events, and Supreme Court cases with brief context and dates.
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Franklin Bache
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
John F. Kennedy
Baltimore
Tegre
George P. Upton
Chicago Tribune
Boston
John N. Willys
Canandaigua, NY
Floyd Bennett
Polo
New York
Todas
Cincinnati
John ¢. Fremont
Pathfinder
Governmer
Walla Walla
St. Loui
Argonne
St. Stock Smackdown
U. S. Supreme Court
Jass
Guadalganal
Halsey Surcetns Gharmiey
South Pacific
Notable births and figures in science and religion listed
A dated roster lists Boston born Henry N Russ director of the M Wilson Observatory and other prominent figures. It notes birthplaces and ages for Oscar/Archbishop Beckham Charles Coughlin Raoul Desverine and Stanley Williams with a horoscope suggesting a strong, independent mind today.
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Boston
Winchester
Henry N. Russ
Wilson Observatory
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Francis J. Beckham
Dubuque
Cincinnati
Gilbert Patten
Camden
Burt L. Standish
Frank Merriwell
Maine
Charles E. Coughlin
Royal Oak
Morch
Canada
Stanley T. Williams
Yale
Meriden
Conn
Raoul E. Desverine
Crucible Steel
New York City
Harry A. Overstreet
New York
San Francisco
Who Wins a War by Luf's Sturtt
A reflective verse piece questions future outcome of conflict. It suggests past grandeur faded and present blame remains after victory or defeat, with a closing oath by N. A. LUTBURROW.
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Luf
N. A. Lutburrow
Fire damages Packard on West Patrick Street
An overheated exhaust pipe without a muffler caused a minor blaze on a Packard car on West Patrick Street at 11 10 last night. The fire department from Independent Hose and United Engine Companies responded. The fire started in front of the Barbara Fritchie Cabins and burned a hole in the car’s fender plank.
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Frederick
Packard
West Patrick Street
Independent Hose
United Engine Companies
Barbara Fritchie
NO CELEBRATION New York Pearl Harbor anniversary
The Tokyo radio said today that Japan will refrain from celebrating the first anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack this year in view of the importance of the war situation. The statement was recorded by U S Government monitors and relayed from New York.
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New York
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo Radio
U.S
Library Book Hour Held At Hood College
Hood College opened its 1943 44 library book hour with Dr Mabel Bishop lecturing on biological books for lay readers The talk covered human development heredity and social implications It recommended titles such as How We Came By Our Bodies The Biography of The Unborn and Mullinle Human Births The event was the first in a five part series sponsored by the college library committee in the Totem periodical room of the Joseph Apple library.
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Hood College
Mabel Lowell Bi
Bishop
C. B. Davenport
Margaret Shea Gilbert
H. H. Newman
Dr. Bishop
Amram Scheinfeld
D. D. Whitney
Frederick Osbsorn
Osborn
Frederick Eberson
Frank Lutz
James G. Needam
Oy H.W. Rickett
College Library
Joseph Apple Library
Bible Thought 3 and Lincoln Quote Montage
An OCR fragment reflects a Lincoln era motto praising malice toward none and charity for all. The piece blends religious phrasing with civic virtue, noting firmness and right judgment as divinely guided.
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