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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1943
Page
4
The News Post of Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates and circulation notes. It notes Associated Press content and requires real names for communications. The date is Thursday, September 1943, with as yet unclear day and month details.
A caustic critique of the modern tax system likens the burden to torture. It cites Webster and Marshall warning that taxation can destroy liberty, then mocks the IRS move to a pay as you go regime while condemning the lengthy explanations from Washington. The piece closes by longing for a new Chief Justice or Webster.
The piece recounts how locals in past years gathered to discuss politics and world affairs, calling it settling the world. It notes wartime home life boosts such chats, neighbors drop by, share troubles, laugh at incidents, and feel better after voicing views even if real solutions remain elusive.
A garbled forecast notes Italy may counter attack as German forces face mounting pressures. The piece mentions Germany’s resilience and hints at a turning point, with distant reference to historical conquest and vast ounces of silver produced since the era of Cortez.
In Washington observers believe Badoglio will steer Italy toward an honorable armistice as Allied control of the Mediterranean grows. The Mediterranean theatre gains threaten a southern France invasion and Greek island reach, while Mussolini and other fascist leaders face Allied capture and trial. Public morale and European uprising potential rise as Italy surrenders shorten the war, with Britain and America preparing closer air bases and air bomber ranges north of southern Germany.
An analysis of Italy's collapse and Allied strategy Interprets the Allied calendar and German responses. Highlights the Mediterranean battles, Italian theater prospects, and the impact on German industry and morale. Notes Soviet advances and Marshall's view that victory is near.
Fifty years ago the column reports J Messers J and DS Biggs Rocky Ridge left yesterday for a lengthy trip via Chatengo and the West Mexico with an estimated ten thousand mile journey. Ralph Wachter, son of the late Charles E Wachter, was cut above the eye while playing with boys on West Fifth Street. Messrs Romer Young Eugene Haffner and David Fresh captured 117 eels by setting 200 hooks in a creek at Jones Mills nine miles from town, the largest catch in the area in some time. Mr Michael Hoke, proprietor of the Emmit House in Emmitsburg, sold his interest to George Steckman of Carlisle, Pa. Mr H Dorsey Etchison, Woodward? land commissioner, left for Oklahoma Territory via Baltimore & Ohio for a post at Woodford, traveling through New Mexico and three more days on the road.
A 1923 style retrospective notes a court delegation asking Soldy Memorial be placed at House Park with current status unchanged. Generals Pershing visited Frederick briefly, meeting locals including Katherine Wehler on a summer abroad trip. Wehler comments on improving politics, especially Germany and France.
A set of trivia prompts asking which product from Formosa China would be gained, the numeral basis of modern calculation from medieval Arab cipher, the two roles of an actor, a San Francisco Bay naval base island, and a mammal described for postwar appearances.
A compact note cites a Wordsworth line about mercy and heaven while noting a verse from Amos 1 25 and a themed phrase Sweet Mercy The Gates of Heaven. The fragment invokes mercy as a moral anchor and spiritual consolation.
A wartime column by Dr. Thomas DD cautions executives to protect emotional health amid increased responsibilities. It notes excessive eating smoking and alcohol use as risky coping, urges balance through exercise and rest, and warns that high stress and long hours can raise blood pressure and heart strain among busy leaders and their families.
Babyon Park Mass Sept 9. As the fourth quarter begins the year end outlook for key industries is examined. Railroads show peak traffic and high efficiency though earnings yet to peak while autos may shift to civilian needs. Airplanes rely on transport firms. building slows with postwar housing demand rising. steel faces rising costs and lower profits. machine tools face gloom postwar. chemicals oils paper utilities motion pictures food and consumer goods present varying long term prospects.
The piece argues moderation in nicotine and alcohol, favors brief vacations and hobbies to relieve stress, and stresses happiness over relentless accumulation. It cites David Livingstone and Father Damien as examples of purposeful sacrifice, noting New York City high schools graduate over 50,000 yearly.
A fragmentary meditation on Thales, philosophy, and moral conduct. The text critiques self serving individuals who ruin others for personal gain and contrasts life spent pursuing noble aims with one wasted on petty schemes.
Washington reports civilian doctor shortages persist into 1944 with 108000 doctors for 125 million people. In Brunswick Georgia the ratio is one doctor per 5000, heavy workloads, limited night calls, and four dentists booked for months. Army and Navy introduce thousands of new doctors yearly to balance supply, but the civilian need remains acute in war plants and shipyards.
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