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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1943
Page
4
The passage notes subscription rates and AP rights for The News in 1933, plus a policy requiring real names for submitted communications and a correction promise. It mentions Freder master Psceret at the cast le Maryland and is dated Wednesday October 27 1933.
The toy industry fears shortages as electric trains bicycles and metal toys may be scarce due to war. Manufacturers seek substitute materials while parents improvise at home. Cardboard and paper toys fill gaps and war stamps and bonds offer alternatives for older children.
The article compares current Allied advances to the final phase of World War I and notes German and Japanese retreats in Europe and the Pacific. It argues that despite retreats the foes retain vast manpower and equipment, and stresses that home hunger is not yet universal in Germany, implying eventual Allied victory.
The article analyzes how income taxes fall on families across brackets. It cites estimates of total national income, distribution by earnings, and potential tax implications under current law. The discussion emphasizes concentration of income among higher earners and the burden on lower earners.
The B-29 project traces to July 1939 as Army Air Forces planners defined range speed and bomb load. Engineering teams at Wright Field and Boeing built wind tunnel tested models and mock ups before full scale construction began in 1941. By late 1942 the first aircraft moved toward production amid factory expansions to supply these long range bombers.
The proposal would push the $3,000 earner to $633 and the $5,000 earner to $1,502 in taxes including social security. With state local and federal levies, the citizen faces many taxes, prompting Congress to avoid overburdening taxpayers.
A column from October 27 1883 notes women at the Woman's College riding bicycles and soon calisthenics uniforms for all. Hon C F Markell and his mother arrive at the City Hotel. M C A Literary Society debated reward versus punishment with the negative chosen as winner. Pawnee Bill’s advertising car arrives from Alexandria with upcoming shows in Mexandria and Frederick. Mr David Freshour slips and falls into water but escapes unharmed.
Oct 27 1923 item recounts a huge dirigible Saentandoeh seen glistening under sun as hundreds of county residents watched from the ground. A mishap near wires caused brief electric outage. no injuries reported. Also notes dedication plans for the new First Baptist church and literary society invitations at Hood College.
Today in history multiple events and anniversaries span 1781 to 1942, noting Federalist essays by Hamilton Jay and Madison, West Florida annexation, Napoleon era moves, and WWII clashes. It lists notable births including Theodore Roosevelt and Will Tweed, plus horoscope and health notes.
Kirke L Simpson analyzes how Nazidom faces a turning point in the Dnieper and a strategic shift toward Italy. He notes Allied sea and air dominance, the Rome buildup, and the aim to keep Nazi divisions tied down in Italy and Greece to aid the Soviet front.
A birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trimmer’s home in Keymar on Saturday evening October 22 in honor of Miss Charlotte Trimmer and Mr. Norman Trumper. Guests received many gifts and music was provided by James Welty on guitar and Roy Newcomer on bagpipe. Refreshments were served to a list of family and friends from Keymar Rocky Ridge and Spring Grove, including the Weltys Hahn Ebberts and Newcomers.
A reflective meditation on social visibility and loneliness as winter winds reveal neighbors. It notes how war alters public awareness of others and ends with a short anniversary notice for Rev. Charles Wo Levan, celebrating 60 years.
The piece argues that the Senate alone should not block peace treaties. It cites historical failures of the two-thirds rule, including League of Nations and World Court outcomes, and urges a constitutional amendment to require majority votes by both houses for ratifying peace treaties to sustain international cooperation.
Wartime epidemic meningitis reduced by sulfonamides as treatment and carrier control. The article outlines how camp concentration and wartime mobility elevate risk, notes historical U S Army cases with high fatality, and highlights sulfonamides lowering deaths and potentially reducing carriers.
The article argues that aggressive treatment of active cases and early intervention reduce fatalities and severe complications. It notes newer sulfonamides lower death rates and antimeningococcus serum may aid severe cases. A strict respiratory isolation is advised to curb the disease during and after wartime.
A compact reflection notes that riches do not guarantee happiness and invites readers to examine pleasure and distress created by wealth. The verse from Proverbs contrasts wealth with righteousness and hints that mind and desire may always seek more. The excerpt also cites a line from Young about fortunes pouring out misery and eroding contentment.
The piece lists the main crop as wheat for Italy and identifies five Guianas. It notes Marshal Pietro Badoglio as Duke of Addis Ababa for his Ethiopian campaign and mentions the Azerbaijan region with Bakti oil fields and Peru balsam sourcing from El Salvador.
Maryland Council of Defense adopts a four point civilian defense plan to keep protection forces vigilant. Lt Gen George Grunert warns the East Coast conference that civilian defense is as essential as ever. Plan calls for 24 hour warning and mobilization, trained protective personnel, regular drills and blackouts, and active civilian defense volunteers under council leadership.
A list of recent titles includes Substance of Mental Health by George H. Preston explaining mental health basics and how people overcome obstacles. The Joy of Cooking by Irma S. Rambauer offers recipes including sugarless options and calories charts. The Parents' Manual by Anna W. M. Wolf advises relaxed, engaging child care. Asia Unbound by Sydney Greenbie examines impact of the Four Freedoms on diverse Asian nations. Making Things for Fun All by Enerick Collins teaches simple crafts for all ages.
A compact guide notes daily vocabulary aims. It defines imminence as a threatening sense of something about to happen and cautions on misused phrases such as pleasing manners and mispronounced or misspelled items.
A man must have at least 300 hours of flying time with 100 hours behind an engine of 300 horsepower or more to qualify as a verry pilot.
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