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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1943
Page
4
A 1943 September 7 front page note from The News explains AP news use rights and editorial policy. It states AP dispatches are for exclusive use and any noncredited material or opinion requires the writer's real name. It also mentions contact information in Frederick Maryland.
Federal Circuit Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina receives the American Bar Association gold medal for conspicuous service in jurisprudence. Parker, once opposed for the U S Supreme Court, is praised for his long public service and for aligning his record with earlier jurists like Hughes Holmes Tolman and Pound.
The piece satirically notes the American postwar policy label AMGOT in the Near East and North Africa. It reports Turkish officials found AMGOT a naughty term, prompting a mock rename to AMG and hints at a new Washington bureau, the Department of Comparative Philology, looming if the initials avoid being naughty in other languages.
A fragmented account mocks Nazi leaders and Allied push toward victory, noting intense pressure on German forces. The text hints at September as a turning point and warns of catastrophic consequences for Germany, suggesting growing Allied superiority and resolve amid battle fatigue.
Washington details a documented pattern of Hull backing U S aid to the Soviet Union from 1933 onward including warnings to counter Nazi aggression in 1941 assurances of increased military support highlighted by 1942 and 1943 meetings with Soviet officials and public statements asserting close cooperation against a common foe while dismissing anti Soviet rhetoric as harmful wartime propaganda.
The passage argues Hitler would sacrifice millions of German soldiers if needed and that Allied air raids plus growing Allied power have the Nazis on the defensive. It questions whether Germany’s retreat in Russia was planned or caused by Russian defeats, compares Hitler to Napoleon, and predicts an imminent end for Hitler as hard fighting continues and Germany nears defeat.
Soybeans have surged from 2100 1940s plantings to 75400 1942 and beyond, with wide use from soy flour in foods, meat extenders in loaves, to soy sauce and cheese. Researchers highlight high protein value and versatility, noting soybeans as a major U.S. crop and feed source, with New York City's 2000 gypsies mentioned.
A compact reflection cites Jeremiah 9 24 praising the Lord for loving kindness judgment and righteousness on earth. It asserts kindness is wisdom and notes life needs it and may learn. The source blends a biblical verse with a Bailey quotation about kindness and growth.
Fifty years ago on September 7 1893 the Frederick Female Seminary will resume collegiate duties September 12 as Woman's College. Prof Joseph H Apple presides with eight teachers. day scholars supported and boarding pupils expected. County commissioners awarded school house contracts at Koogies and Petersville to C U Brandenburg for 565 and 887 respectively. The Philharmonic Orchestra bought an up piano for 400 through Baltimore dealers Renneburg. Editorial notes reflect on cobblestone travel as a sign of a community’s health.
Twenty years ago in The News on September 7 1923 notes events in Frederick County. Opening of heed college fees mentioned along with East Canton Street access ramp plans. The Frederick County S Association held its fifth annual convention at Barnes Church with Emory J Cobenty advocating law enforcement. War necessity driven garage and house cleanup referenced near Ellicott City as Patapsco river rose. Dewolf Hopper the great American actor to appear at City Opera House on September 17 during company road tour.
The piece notes Strang support for a belligerent stance and hints Italy seeks a separate peace as German and Italian troops withdraw from lower Calabria. It discusses possible peace feelers from Badoglio and Allied responses, with Roosevelt and Churchill monitoring the Italian situation and urging unconditional surrender as the likely outcome.
This piece argues that many cases of child loss of appetite stem from psychological factors linked to parental behavior. It cautions against overreacting, urges checking organic illnesses, and recommends re educating parents to reduce mealtime anxiety and hostile dynamics that suppress a healthy appetite.
NEA Service review of Michael Padev's Escape From the Balkans notes the work traces imprisonment and escape from Gestapo across a Balkan economic social unit. It argues the book offers political insights for postwar peace and envisions a Balkan federation to secure peace and justice.
The article advises parents to stay calm and cheerful at table and ignore child attention-getting devices. It urges ensuring children get sleep, fresh air, exercise, and stability before meals. It cautions against emotional upheavals at mealtime and excessive fear of hunger.
The Weather Bureau reported Baltimore shattered an all time record as temperatures rose above 90 degrees for the 49th day of the summer. Official readings reached 90 shortly after noon and held for hours while John R Weeks noted the season as the second hottest since 1817 with an average August temperature around 79.1 degrees.
Precipitation for September to date 1.11 inches with a deficiency. Normal September precipitation 5 inches. actual September 1942 297 inches. High yesterday 63, low last night 86. Sun sets 7 33 p m, sun rises 6 44 p m. Moon rises 3 0 p m, moon sets 2 91 am. Rivers Monocacy, Potomac clear at Ceresville, Knoxville.
A historical commentary laments Italy under German dominance and Benito Mussolini’s grip, noting the populace’s dire straits and doubt about any remorse. The piece portrays Mussolini as egoistic and driven by hate and greed, ignoring others’ needs.
Laytonsville 4-H Club members will attend a dress school at the county home demonstration agent office in Rockville on Friday. Miss Edythe M. Turner will lead the session with assistance from office aide Mrs. Harry S. Beall and Laytonsville club leader Mrs. Edwin D. Fry.
A comparison states that a person weighing 173 pounds on Earth would weigh about 29 pounds on the Moon. The note highlights mass differences due to lunar gravity, simplifying the concept for readers.
A historical miscellany lists notable dates and births from 1778 to 1942, noting figures such as Daniel Boone, Alfred H Love, Elinor Wyle, and John B Hutson. It also previews today’s trivia on anniversaries, birthdays, and a brief horoscope.
The article argues that the great forces in nature remain unseen and that faith is required to know God. It says Christ reveals what is knowable about God and that all truth about God is found in Jesus. The piece emphasizes looking to Christ to understand the divine and mentions the fullness of the Godhead in him.
Firefighters respond to an awning blaze on the third floor rear apartment at 101 East Patrick Street. Units from United Fire Engine and Independent Hose Companies extinguished the fire with a hand extinguisher after a 4 pm alarm Monday afternoon.
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