The News 4 Every Afternoon Subscription Rates Frightened 1943
The News provides subscription details for the Frederick Maryland edition dated Friday October 29 1943. It notes partial pricing in cents per month three months and yearly rates and lists Associated Press rights and editorial policy on letters and corrections.
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NEWS
Bundey
Great Southern
FTG & Mfg
Sd- Tre News
Newe-Post Teedrrick
MD Pela
Eee
Selene Ieee Ee Ee Memper Avdil
Iwanee
Associated Press
Asociated Press
World War II Progress Across The Front In Late 1943
The text reviews Allied advances from North Africa toward Italy and the European front. It notes El Alamein, the push toward Rome, and Soviet gains in Ukraine and Poland while American forces dominate the Pacific, including Guadalcanal and the Solomons, with forecasts that the European war may end by spring or summer 1944 and Japan remains to be defeated.
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el Assot
Tripolitania
Tunisia
Stes
Poland
South Pacific
Guadalcanal
Solomons
New Guinea
New Britain
Lue Eile
Appian Way Armies March Toward Rome
Dispatches describe the Anglo American Fifth Army on the Appian Way, once Caesar’s road, built to Capua and Brindisi. The ancient highway symbolized Rome’s glory as it connected armies, through lava paving and stone work, toward the city.
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Julius Caesar
Rome
Italy
Bible Thought Thee tesa Reference Death Fear
Fragmentary religious verse notes fear of death and darkness, mentioning workers of iniquity and a biblical allusion. The text resembles a devotional or sermon extract with fractured phrasing and unclear attribution. No clear event, date, or location is present.
Revival Of Interest In League Of Nations In Washington
A renewed interest in the League of Nations Covenant surfaces in Senate debates on the Cornelly resolution. Analysts note talk of a British-American alliance and a cautious path toward a world peace movement, arguing that practical mediation, economic pressure, and limited military action may sustain peace without a full victors’ league. Leaders like Roosevelt and Churchill are cited as proponents of alliance concepts, while official U.S. policy remains undefined.
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Washington
America
Britain
United States
British Chiefs of Staff
League
Lee
World Organization
Sole Jrepenedu Eta
The War Interpreted From the Dnieper Bend to Krivoi Rog
Allied readers see a chaotic retreat as Nazi forces fall back from the Dnieper bend toward Krivoi Rog. Soviet positions, marsh barriers, and estuary terrain shape the pursuit while German units retreat with heavy equipment unfit for immediate renewed action. Marshed cover and river control determine whether the Germans can reopen an escape corridor or face collapse before reorganization.
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Naetraz
Kuslun
Keelu
Krive
Moscow
Iss
Alir- Diadal
Trent
Zaporoshe
Bia &K
Neek
Dnieper
Risian
Adamoka
Krivo Rug
Zaporozhe
Nikopol
Navi
Benton
Krivoi Rog
Fifty Years Ago Local EMs From The News Oct 29 1893
Fifty years ago local items from The News dated October 29 1893 describe a large party of gypsies camping near the Emmitsburg road two miles east of Beedarinte. Augustus, the little son of Mr. Beni Ford of East Patyk Street, fell from a wagon and injured his cheek. A well known gentleman near Middletown rode to town, tied his horse outside D. S. Kepler’s store, and walked home forgetting the horse was tied. The Last Club Run of the season by the Frederick Birvele Club and friends covered four miles, with an elegant Emmitsburg dinner. Gates near Gapland age of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were injured when a board on the track threw him from his railcar.
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Augustus
Beni. Ford
East Patyk Street
Carter Street
Middletown
D. S. Keplers
Frederick Birvele Club
Peusterdas
Euyurisuura
Emmitsburg
S Gates
Baltimore and OF Railroad
Mr Gates
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D
Fragmentary devotional notes recount a biblical wrestling moment and spiritual growth through hardship. The text mentions Jacob, a promised land, and enduring faith amid struggle, with scattered phrases about guidance, exhortation, and perseverance.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Jacob
Wissy
Dugus
Tote
Twenty Years Ago Loral Wees From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from the News Columns include scattered farm notes, local names, and references to sports leagues and upcoming events. The readable fragments mention Wat tyne, Ur Laie, and Charnes miles, with faint hints of teams, paths, and seasonal luck.
World Community Day Marked Nov 11 In Frederick Area
World Community Day will be observed November 11 with the theme The Price of an Enduring Peace. The service is set for three o’clock in the old chapel of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Church women from the region are urged to join in a community event sponsored by the Frederick County Council of Church Women. The group notes an estimated ten million church women nationwide ready to support world peace through shared effort.
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Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United States
Weather Summary From The Piecedater Report
The weather data covers 24 hours with temperature readings including yesterday and a look ahead. Notable figures show today around 90 degrees expected, morning readings near 74, and river conditions described as muddy in Monassaoy with cloudy skies near Brunswicks.
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Monasaoy
Ceresville
Potomac
Brunswicks Mest
Washington Moments From Peter Edson
A Washington digest notes quirky items from the day including a fishery experiment on salmon guiding fry to different spawning grounds and a spoof on fish smarter than men. It lists calendars of events from OWL and celebrates milestones from Torricelli to Liberty ships while quipping about Marines and a proposed John Hanson Day bill.
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Olmer
Fish and Ee
And
Coulee
Columbia
Grand Coulee
Shasta Dam
Sacramento
California
Benvento Cellini
Emperor Meiji
Matsuhito
Japan
Vilhjalmur Stefanszon
Kiel
Today In History Highlights and Birthdays
Notable figures tied to 19th century events include Jean B Farhautt, Robert Hee, Daniel Emmett, Thomas Bayard, Justus Rathbone and Robert Fulton. The note references their birth, deaths, and historical roles from fur trade to early printing, with a 1814 Fulton’s steamer launch and 1884 Burchard speech as key items. Fanny Brice is listed among today’s birthdays alongside scattered, unclear items.
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Jean B. Farthautt
mid-West
Canada
St. Paul
Robert Hee
England
New York
Daniel D. Emmett
First
Minstrel Company
Ohio
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
DIMLE
Justus H. Rathbone
Washington
Knights of of Pris
Deerfield
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Samuel D. Burchard
Blaine
Democratic Party
JOIR
Pope Makfis Plea Court Eyes Rome Case
Script unreadable plea note mentions Pope Makfis and Rome case status amid unclear text. Authorities weigh potential charges and timelines while fragmented OCR obscures key names and dates.
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Pope Makfis
Rome
Varean
Tate of Roma
Hoover urges a people’s peace and UN collaboration
Herbert Hoover told Kansas City civic club members that a lasting peace requires a world managing authority as a final stage, while opposing Anglo-American citizenship or currency unions. He urged collaboration among nations, warned against military alliances, and called for a new peace framework amid total war.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Britain
United Nations
Dettnin
Taitaa Ctatarn
Kanseas City
Netwo
Army Service Forces Shaped to Coordinate Army Support
The Army Service Forces, formerly Services of Supply, are tasked with organizing all Army support including supply of materiel and transportation, maintaining personnel records, and providing mail service. The move places these functions under a single coordinating body to streamline logistics and service delivery to the Army.
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Army Service Forces
Services of Sugply
Mild Physiotherapy Provides Comfort To Ailing Old Persons
Dr Thomas J Masters outlines geriatrics with a focus on gentle physiotherapy for the elderly. Heat, massage, stretching, and hydrotherapy aid chronic arthritis and vascular issues while postural supports and careful movement reduce pain and improve function in old age.
Q and A from Hollywood Fatherhood News Item
A father actor in Hollywood welcomed a daughter born today to Mrs. Robert Young wife of actor. The child weighed eight pounds. The Youngs have two other daughters Carol Ann eight and Barbara Queen five. Mrs. Young formerly Betty Henderson wed the actor in 1933.
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Hollywood
Robert Young
Elizabeth
Youngs
Carol Ann
Barbara Queen
Young
Betty Henderson
Winters hoaxed by railroad man in hunting hoax scare
Hagerstown October 28 hunters report a railroad employee sparked a widespread hoax claiming confidential information about stoves for sale. Inquiries swamped the woods as several carloads were cited, with many professing the tip as inside knowledge from the railroad man. Modern techniques for dis of the heart and blood vessels supervised exercise.
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Winters
Hagerstown
Aelis
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Sea of Nations
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Loral Wees
the News
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Vo Crematie Perfume
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Evangelista Torricelli
War Shipping Administration
Patrick He
Merchant Marine Oysrteas
Mediterranean
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Maries
Fish and Wildlife Service
Congress
Warren G. Magnuson
Seattle
Wash
Speaker
George Washan
John Manson
Maryland
John Ianson
Fanny Brice
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Ad of
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Arica Navasa
Oni
Todar
S.par
Ita Service. Inc
Thomas J. Masters
NEA Modern Medicine
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Hague
Burma
Marsland
Tennessee
Texas
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Sicuy
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