Seventies 1942 Frederick News subscription notice
Subscription rates listed for The Frederick News dated Wednesday September 6 1942. Includes pricing 58 cent yearly 1 05 and 26 cents for monthly options. Declares Associated Press copyright and policy on reprinting. State taxes and circulation note included.
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Roosevelt Named Economic Czar Says Washington Newsmen
Washington pundits predicted Roosevelt would name an economic czar and did so in his message. David Lawrence reports on Capitol Hill reaction, arguing war powers spark fears of a constitutional drift and a potential battle over Congress prerogatives while critics label the move as a move toward dictatorship amid 1942 wartime policy debates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
David Lawrence
Franklin Roose
Yell
Capitol Hill
Asan Econcesic Czar
MR Roosevelt
School Bell Rings As War Hums In New School Year
The article notes the start of the new school year amid wartime concerns. It highlights teacher shortages and returning married women teachers, the resolve of American youth, and the impact of war on schooling. Yellowstone Park ends its tourist season with about a third of last year’s visitors, and weddings still occur with bridesgrooms in civilian attire.
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Hitler
Hirohito
America
Yellowstone Park
Europe
Asia
Abundance For All: A Bible Lesson For Modern Life
Editor argues that shared abundance ends strife. Using Jacob and Esau as example, he contends that providing ample essentials for all removes competition, envy, and the urge for conflict, urging society to ensure abundance for workers, not privilege.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago on September 9 1892 a suit by E K Frazier against the Mayor and Board of Aldermen for 3100 damages from a dog bite was heard with witnesses including the Mayor and police Mears. The magistrate ruled in Frazier's favor. Middletown resident A Heagy nearly drowned after being tossed from a fishing bomb in the Potomac. a companion pulled him back aboard. Court House work crews prepared furniture for a new Utica schoolhouse. Grace Trinity Church contest netted about 210 for charity. Funeral plans for John G Whittier the poet of Barbara Frietchie were set for the next day.
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the News
E. K. Frazier
Board of Aldermen
Frauer
A. Heagy
Middletown
Potomac
John H. Toms
Court House
Utica
Grace Trinity Reformed Church
Mary Ramsburg
Trinity
John G. Whittier
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick
Whittier
Frederick High School Principals Association reelected leaders
At a morning meeting of the Frederick High School Principals Association old officers were reelected for the year. Roger X. Day of Brunswick High School is president, T. Stile of Emmitsburg High School secretary. Receipts and disbursements totals were reported, police costs given, and local baseball notes mention Martinsburg Blue Ridge League victory and plans for Buck Ramze to join Bert Weeden as a traveling salesman.
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Frederick High School
of Beers
Roger X. Day
Rincipal
Brunswick High School
T. € Stile
Emmitsburg High School
Jeans Valalee Vlol
Fred
Joan T. Wanester
Martinsburg
Parksley
Seaman
George Washington
Buck” Ramze
Frederick Blue Ridge
Bert Weeden
Hanover
Buck
Bert
Charles Churchill versus Gray in immortal memory
The piece contrasts famed figures like Winston Churchill with lesser known Charles Churchill, noting how a popular writer once eclipses a shy Oxford don whose Elegy gained lasting esteem. It observes how public attention favors the flashy over true merit, across history and literature.
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Winston Churchill
Charles Churchill
London
Oxford
Thomas Gray
Gray
Shakespeare
Germany
Richard Wagner
France
Victor Hugo
Barabbas
Jesus
Babson
Lynd
Improvement Of Harney Road Asked Of County
Two petitions signed by over a hundred Taneytown residents and by people in Frederick and Adam County areas were presented to Carroll County Commissioners seeking to improve a half mile of Monocacy Mill road. A petitioner committee led by Joan W. Fream A C Leatherman Howell B. Royer and Rev L B dhaler spoke for the effort. Officials noted many road projects already on the program prevented immediate action but it was added to the program and will be considered when possible from Harner to the river near Andersons.
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Westminster
Taneytown
Frederick
Adamis
Carroll County
Monocacy Mill
Joan W. Fream
A. C. Leatherman
Howell B. Royer
L. B. Dhaler
Harner
Anderson's
War Interpreted by Roosevelt and Churchill on Soviet Front
The article outlines Roosevelt and Churchill asserting that Soviet endurance and Nazi time loss shape Allied strategy to crush Hitler. It notes Germany’s winter peril on the Russian front, encirclement near Leningrad, and the need for more men, planes, and supplies as Rommel eyes Egypt.
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Russia
Hitler
Roosevelt
Washington
London
Churchill
Leningrad
Berlin
Stalingrad
Kiev
Moscow
Rostov
Caucasus
Jin
West
Egypt
Rommel
Wendell Willkie
Turkey
Mind Your Manners Test Your Knowledge On Social Etiquette
A column presents moral questions on proper behavior at home and in the neighborhood. It asks about adult conduct toward mean children, involving parents, thanking packagers, readiness to pay the paper boy, and hostess decorum. It offers proposed answers and a "What Would You Do" scenario guiding considerate actions.
Misbelief About Malaria Malady Before Laveran Discovery
Before 1880 people believed malaria arose from soil or emanations termed Mijasma. Laveran later identified the parasite that causes malaria, changing the medical understanding of the disease.
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Laveran
U S Fighter Planes Mistaken For Nazis
Edson's Washington column notes the P-51 Mustang resembled the German ME 109 in silhouette, causing German and British air forces to misidentify it. North American Aviation denies German designer involvement, citing independent cross Atlantic design similarities from 1940. The article traces Mustang development from NA-73 to P-51A, with initial US tests proving superior and production expanding for US and British use.
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Washington
Channel
England
Europe
France
United States
Willy Messerschmitt
North American Aviation Company
CsTacdeb Tal
Germany
United States Army Air Force
British Purchasing Commission
U.S. Army
Thera
North American
Messerschmitt
Tony Fokker
Fokker
General Aviation Company
Ed Schmued
Ken Bowen
Texas
Bowen
United States Army Air Forces
United States Air Forces
Man About Manhattan and War Era Stage to Factory Life
George Tucker recalls a Broadway actress who vanished to a defense plant and returned to the assembly line during World War II era efforts. Dora Salvini, a former chorus girl, likewise joined munitions work, dreaming of a postwar stage comeback. The note adds historical context about Rogers' Rangers and a Tory turn in the Revolution.
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New York
Broadway
Dora Salvini
Broadway Wolves
Nedgevees
Asain Lambs
Dora
Kenneth Roberts
Rogers
Rangers
Queen's Rangers
Washington
London
Benedict Arnold
It’s Everybody’s Job in War Production
Uncle Sam must win the war and all must sacrifice. Mistakes will be made as the large task and cost demand quick action. War production cannot wait and citizens should heed the call. Icelanders catch about 35 million dollars worth of cod and similar fish from January to May each year.
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Uncle Sam
N. A. Lufburrow
Today in History and Birthdays and Horoscopes
A compact record of anniversaries and birthdays with historical milestones. Notable figures listed include Edmund Pendleton Elliott Coues Maurice Thompson Victor Lawson James Kirkland Mary F Austin and more with events from 1776 to 1919. Also notes today’s horoscope about social success through pleasant associations.
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Edmund Pendleton
Virginia
Caroline Co
Elliott Coues
Palmsmouth
N. H
Maurice Thompson
Indiana
Fairfield
Ind
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago
James H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt Univ
Spartansburg
8. C
Mary F. Austin
Carlinville
Ill
Continental Congress
United Colonies
United States
The
Christian Advocate
California
of Congress
Utah
New Mexico
Dreyfus
Russia
Boston
William DeWitt Michell
New York
U. 5
Port Winona
Minn
Damuel McRea Cavers
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Charleston
N.Y
U. S
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
West Pembroke
Maine
Middleton S. Barnwell
P.E
Savannah
Louisville
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Logan
Cyrus R. Smith
American Airlines
Minerva
Tex
Ralph Waldo Trine
Hollywood
Mt. Morris
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
West Middlesex
James Hilton
Mr. Chips
Tess
Daily English Lesson Word Study Consonant
A compact note on pronunciation usage and common misuses. It covers proper phrases like prohibited from playing and illustrates synonyms such as defer suspend postpone protract and procrastinate. It also highlights spelling pairings enclose in close and urges daily vocabulary growth with a quoted example about consonant meaning being in harmony.
Joy in the Lord Inspires a Biblical Verse and Shakespeare Quip
A vintage clipping presents Habakkuk 3 18 urging joy in salvation alongside a Shakespearean wish for universal joy. The pairing reflects religious and literary motifs, showing a common historic blend of scripture and culture.
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