The News Ad notices and policy disclosure
The article summarizes a 1943 Freder ick Maryland edition of The News including classifiable policy statements from the newspaper, Associated Press credit lines, subscription rates, and postal designation. It notes the editorial stance on letters, corrections, and writer identification, with the date Tuesday October 26, 1943.
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News-Post
Ne Court St Frederick
Memeo Audit Bureau of Cirewations
Ee Gocents
Associated Press
Grand Allied Strategy for Europe in Winter Plans
The article outlines a grand Allied plan to secure winter positions in southern and central Italy and to use that base to strike at Nazi industries evacuated to Austria Bohemia and the Danube valley. It predicts a spring land assault on Hitler's fortress and suggests moving forces from Russia to strengthen German borders as preparations continue.
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Europe
Germany
Italy
Austria
Bohemia
Danube
France
Mening
Eve Bone
Hitler
Russia
Death Of Summer Reflections On Leaves And Winter
A reflective piece contemplates falling leaves signaling seasonal rest and nature’s renewal. It contrasts melancholy views of winter death with the idea that after winter, spring brings strength and new growth, suggesting human life mirrors nature’s cycle and immortality.
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Dong
Earth
Noisy Table Choir in a Soup Bowl Scene
A whimsical scene depicts basses seated around a shared soup. The loafing tableau becomes an improvised harmony as each performer adds tuneful rhythm without practice. Readers may recall similar chorus moments and smile at the playful mispronunciations.
Efficient Firms Get Profits By War-Era Contracts
Washington report on how government renegotiation allowed High Standard companies to cut contract prices for Browning machine guns from 46.65 million to 22.417 million while Dixwell Corporation executives drew over 200000 yearly salaries. The arrangement kept profits high for efficient contractors and questions whether management fees were excessive. The case highlights how the Price Adjustment Board handles earnings and compensation in wartime contracts.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Ate de Gert
Schjuskne
War Department
Dixwell Corporation
High Standard Corporation
High Standard Company of
New Haven
Conn
Ailarien
Pearl
Owsley
C. G. Swbelius
1 Duxwell Corporation
High Standard Manufacturing Company
Wncum
War Department Price Adjustment Board
Food Standard
Albert J. Browning
Army Service
Pomparces
Redsul Ural
Disge i
Dinwell Corporation
Dixwell
Soup and Spoons Inspire Melodic Imagery in Letters
A reader quips on tones from spoons and soup as diners hum a tune. Mary L. Mewsahan of Emmitsburg files a $5,000 damage suit in Circuit Court, naming Hubert Leo Joy and William Brami as new defendants. case filed by Alton Y. Bennett, with no details given.
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Mary L. Mewsahan
Emmitsburg
Hubert Leo Joy
William
Prain Ant Brami
Alton Y. Bennett
Strange rabid dog raids near Manor church
A rabid dog attacked livestock and people around Manor church area. It bit horses, a cow, and several dogs, then seized John Ogle before Mr. Ogle killed it. Other notes report Frederick county vote turnout 12 400 with 1441 colored waters, lights going in at Union Routting Millis, and Clarence Schroeder from the Pennsylvania Railroad transferred to B ville for several weeks.
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Manor Church
Newton Shaffer
Alo
Peter Zimmerman
Victor Rivers
John Ogle
Ogle
Frederick County
Electric Light Company
Frederick Brick Works
Wagshaugton
Twenty Years Ago Local Hems From The Columns Of The News
A Baltimore couple were instant killed when a passenger car struck a stone pile and shattered the new bridge at Middle Creek on state road. Five children, ages unknown, escaped with injuries. The county commission plans repairs in a burg area. The first organized raccoon hunt of the season was held by Frederick County Coon Hunting Association. Mary Heffner, 11, fell down stairs at Louis Orphan Home on East Church Street and broke her right arm in two places. The girl is resting comfortably.
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Baltimore
Middle Creek
Abmdingetows
Tsp Cay
Frederick Count Coon
Mary Heffner
Louis Orphan Home
East Church Street
Today In History and Anniversaries for 1833 to 1951
A compiled list of historical anniversaries and birthdates across years 1833 through 1951. Highlights include Adelaide Phillips born in England, Edward Harrigan a New York playwright, and the Erie Canal opening in 1623. Mentions of League of Nations referees, Brazil in WWI, and various births and deaths.
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Adelaide Phillips
England
Lbz
Edward Harrigan
New York
Charles W. Post
Battle, Creek
Mich
Springfield
Sidney Rosenfeld
Richmond
Ellsworth M Sitartler
Bellhoy
Hale
Somerset Cee
Boyd D iBuze Wagner
Campaign
Penna
Florida
Dee
Mistory
Erie Canal
Northwest Passage
TMP
U.S. Army
College Park
Brazil
Ima
Germany
League of Nations
James G. McDonald
League of Nions
Haly
Esha
Hull
Fortien
Sirke Besins
Lewis
Jang Sk
War Interpreted By Kirkel Simpson Associated Press
A wartime briefing on the German Dnieper retreat outlines the encirclement near Dnepropetrovsk and Krivoi Rog, with Soviet breakthroughs threatening escape routes. It notes limited German reserves, the risk of a rout, and potential impacts on Romania and Italy as Allied forces pressure from the south and east.
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Dnepropetrovsk
Krivoi Rog
Stalingrad
Dnieper Plateau
Crimean Peninsula
Kremen
Bug River
Buc
Dnieper
Russia
Italy
Harold Alexander
Balkans
Alexander
Greece
Aegean Islands
Kremenchug Gurge
Krivol Rog
Melitopol
Thaly
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass 1
Training in religion discusses how family life shapes and sustains a person's faith. It argues parents miss and seize opportunities to guide children and warns that moral decline often stems from weak home influence and inconsistent spiritual teaching.
Army Navy Staff College Established in 1943
The Army Navy Staff College was founded in April 1943 to train senior officers in coordinated operational rations and staff procedures.
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Army-Navy Staff College
League of Nations echoes in today Senate debates
The piece recalls World War I era battles over global peace structures. It traces Wilson’s covenant and Lodge reservations, the 1920 presidential shift, and Hoover era critique, noting how isolationist currents shaped U S engagement with a world organization despite allied advocates. It highlights Taft Hitchcock and Lodge as pivotal voices.
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Wilson
Paris 11
Mrr
Watson Ache
Mr. Wilson
William Howard Taft
Elihu Root
Republican Party
League of Nations
Paris
Senate
Senator Lodge
Hitchcock
MR. Harding
Lodge Reservatons
League
Hoover
America
Amore
Simple Wartime Layette For Expected Baby
Dr. Thomas D. Masters outlines essential wartime layette items focusing on practicality and economy. He notes babies require minimal frills, proper insulation, and easy care. The government issue list includes bird's-eye diapers, towels, flannel bands, shirts, and wrapping blankets, with suggested quantities for newborn needs.
WarBook reviews of wartime diaries and sea tales
WarBook presents homespun wartime diary impressions from Elizabeth Lomax Lomax Wood and Lindsay Lomax. It covers 1854 to 1863 Washington era, Civil War era notes, and a modern Ambulance in Africa. Also reviewed is Books Of The Sea by Charles Lee Lewis, a guide to sea literature.
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Washington
America
Dutton
Elizabeth
Lindsay Lomax
Lindsay Lomax Wood
Charles Lee Lewis
U.S. Naval Academy
Baby wardrobe for hospital homecoming a newborn list
A handwritten itemized baby wardrobe outlines essentials for coming home from the hospital. It includes a 90 inch one cut in quarters and hemmed item, four short sacques, two coat style sweaters, one bunting, waterproof pants, a nice dress, and a petticoat for special occasions such as a christening.
Ten Misused English Lesson Words Explained
The note lists common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It highlights misused phrases such as objects versus plan objections, explains pronouncing opportunity with a long u as in use, and notes misspellings and a playful contrast in dyeing versus dying.
Inexplicable Word Lesson Prompts Daily Vocab Growth
The text presents a short language note about a daily vocabulary word. It defines inexplicable as incapable of being explained and emphasizes pronunciation with the accent on the second syllable. It also mentions synonyms like propitiation and atonement and hints at a challenge: use a word three times to claim it.
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God
Bible Thought On The Fear Of The Lord And Understanding
A brief quotation from Job 28 28 noting that the fear of the Lord is wisdom and that departing from evil is understanding. The piece adds a remark about fear distinct from the real God.
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God
Baker
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