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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1943
Page
3
The News column outlines subscription rates, payment methods, and pricing including monthly and yearly options. It notes Associated Press usage rights and invites corrections with real names, dated 1943, from Freer.
British naval shifts aim to cut through to the Indian Ocean and attack Japan from west and southeast. A Burma-linked land force and air power support advance toward Singapore while American Australian forces move toward the Philippines. Recapture of the Philippines and Singapore could force the Japanese from the Pacific archipelago.
Professors Laski and Johnston clash over postwar policy with Laski urging a planned economy to sustain production and employment while Johnston argues for private enterprise freedom. Both agree democracies rely on high employment and output, warning that without it governments may push toward planning.
A Dallas reader writes about church life and the response of citizens and servicemen. The letter notes admiration for armed forces members who write home and hints at expectations upon returning home, urging reflection on religious life in the community.
The Pope calls for practical steps toward a just peace, urging Allies to avoid actions that inflame hatred and to give nations a real chance at living in harmony. He warns against swashbuckling tactics and favors concrete terms that win over German and Italian peoples without postwar humiliation.
A sermon laments neglect of church by many who once enjoyed freedom to worship and recalls foreign residents longing to gather in worship. It stresses that church membership should not be an insurance policy and urges members to attend, greet others, and keep the Sabbath holy.
A collage of biblical verses and a misquoted line about fighting for peace appears, mentioning Ecclesiastes 12 7 Luke 2 14 and a dialect line about trying to fight for peace, with stray capitalization and punctuation. No clear news event or person is identified.
August precipitation totaled lb in inches with all but .15 inch falling in late August. Excavation for the new reservoir nears completion. Lane Brothers expect to finish that contract by September 15 with about forty five workers. Mr A L Bosley 18 placing sive tri¢ lights in Carlin House. Dr W H Fout Getzendanner of Baltimore University School of Medicine vacationing with grandmother Mrs Laura Fout, South Market Street, will go to Baltimore Wednesday to resume duties.
Items from September 3 1923 include a purported Tokyo Yokahomma tidbit about a capital silt burning with over 100000 dead. The Fifth Annual Meeting of the Wilth Machine Gun Association will be in this city July 25 26 next year after Col D. Joan Markey was elected president at Norfolk Virginia. The September term grand jury was urged by Judge Was mond Urner to indict burglars. Robert E. Delaplaine of Frederck was named foreman. The New Beth Sholom Synagogue on West Second Street was dedicated with ceremonies led by Rabbi Menahem J. Friedman.
The article analyzes a major Pacific operation, interpreting the Island attack as evidence of increased U.S. Navy strength and potential strategic shifts. It discusses possible consequences for Japanese defenses, supply lines, and broader Allied campaigns in the Southwest Pacific and South Asia theaters.
Essay explores why prophets are unhonored in their homeland citing Calvin Carlyle and Aldrich. It argues familiarity breeds disbelief and envy, making it hard to value things and people near us while distant fields seem greener.
The article hints at ongoing wartime pressure in Germany with cautious optimism about a potential collapse and shift in momentum. It closes by reporting that total production of bituminous and ignite coal in the United States rose by 14 percent last year.
A columnist reviews speculative Allied invasion plans from multiple sources. It outlines a 1943 44 timeline with Italian footholds for air bases, a Denmark bridgehead, a spring Berlin drive, and a postwar shift to the Pacific. It notes Russian supply limits and Japan campaigns after monsoons.
A collage of historical milestones and birthdays lists events from 1783 to 1992 including the Treaty of Paris ending the American Revolution, the founding of the Naval War College, and Roosevelt's broadcasts. Birthdays noted include John Scudder, John Noyes, John Drew, Sarah Orne Jewett, Louis Sullivan, and several others with brief biographical lines. A short horoscope and fate-centric notes conclude the piece.
Washington reports the Navy will suggest grey working uniforms for enlisted men aboard ships. Blue dungarees will remain for ship and shore work, but grey gear is tied to reducing dungaree replacements and costs.
Santa Monica reports a daughter born at St Johns Hospital to Mrs Bert Lahr wife of the comedian. The birth took place today and adds to the family news from the entertainment world.
Frederick County club members will show 45 dairy cattle 12 to 15 fat hogs 10 to 12 colts and 8 baby beeves at the Hagerstown Fair September 21 24 Francis M. Rogers assistant County Agent announced Exhibitors will receive payments per head to help cover transportation costs dairy cattle colts baby beeves five dollars hogs two dollars entries due by September 15
The 55th Liberty Ship, named for late columnist Heywood Broun, will be built at Bethlehem-Fairfield yards and launched Labor Day with Mrs Broun as sponsor. Speakers include John Green and S Duvall Schell. Coast Guard band from Curtis Bay and workers from Fairfield will perform. Broadcast slated 3:30 to 4:00 PM and rebroadcast 6:15 to 6:40 PM. Pvt James H Cariford of Camp Polk, LA, visits mother Edna Caniford in Brunswick on a 15 day furlough.
In wartime the amount of home study should be limited to promote independence and discipline. Teachers should favor quality over quantity and keep outside work brief, with supervised study at school when possible. Parents must ensure healthful conditions and reasonable hours for each child.
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