News 1 MFO Co Freights September 10 1943
The Frederick Maryland paper lists the issue date as Friday September 10 1943. It is an Associated Press member publication with standard copyright and circulation notes.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
4
Tokyo War Strategy Misreads Pins Nipponese Setbacks
Tokyo miscalculated in World War II era battles as Japan loses posts from the Philippines to New Guinea. Conquest costs, with Singapore Java and Burma draining forces, and plans for India and Australia falter as naval blitzes fail. The British in India prove insufficient to stop incursions, forcing a defensive shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Philippines
Singapore
Java
Burma
India
Australia
New Guinea
Siam
Physical Fitness Standards in Military Drafts Compared
The analysis shows one in four drafted men rejected for physical incapacity, echoing WWI results. Modern draft exams seek higher mental and spiritual fitness, yet many candidates fail training. The focus shifts from accepting stronger recruits to improving mass physical fitness for national defense.
War Correspondent Describes Damaged B 28 Bomber Raid
Vern Heugland recounts a raid on a Japanese base at Wak that left a B 28 bomber nearly unmanageable. The crew suffered severe injuries including pilot shrapnel and co-pilot arm and facial wounds as the fuselage bore 52 holes. Only the radioman waist gunner escaped uninjured and aided mates by binding wounds and tending oxygen masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Heugland
We- Wak
Wouldae Asiator
Handling of Italy's complicated postwar questions in Washington
In Washington on September 10, discussions center on a wide range of postwar Italy issues. Rehabilitation plans, civilian needs, and maintaining Italian sovereignty are stressed as crucial for securing Balkan support and enabling future Allied operations. The Italian Navy's loyalty to Badoglio is noted as valuable to the Allied cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
Beld
Germany
Peninawla
United Nations
Badoglio
Maly
Wounded airmen recount perilous mission and belly landing
A radio operator describes how the crew of a B 25 dealt with injuries after receiving morphine injections despite no first aid guidance. The wounded pilot performed a flawless belly landing and four men were rushed to a hospital as the waist gunner recalls the brutal experiences and the sense of immense manpower aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Seventy five years ago notes report editor Cassell of Mechanicsburg attempting self harm with a gun after handling it by the muzzle. Fredericktown visitors head to the World Fair aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad including M E Doll L M Nixdorff and several Misses. Four bridge spans over the Potomac at Brunswick remain unfinished with Maryland approaches to be altered. A porch obscured by running vines at Wm C Johnson’s Revard street home is noted. Charles H Doll leaves the Rodock and Noidia dry goods store after three years with Joe Kennedy as merchant tailor nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassell
Mechanicstown Clarion
Ann G. Ross
Potomac
Brunswick
Maryland
Wm C. Johnson
Revard Street
Charles H Doll
Joe Kennedy
Acc
Rodock and
Noidia Dry Quads
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News
Twenty years ago on September 10 1925 Lovettsville faced a damaging fire endangering the town with about 30000 in losses. Residents witnessed a dramatic blaze near Arcon Bridge with many noting the event and its impact on nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Today in History and Birthdays With Notable Figures
A mixed list of historical anniversaries and births includes John J. Crittenden of Kentucky born Versailles and other figures like Joseph Wheeler, Charles Sanders Peirce, and Isaac OK Funk. It notes treaties, inventions, university milestones, and notable events from 1785 to 1987 with birthday mentions and a horoscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Crittenden
Kentucky
Tawyer
Versailles
Wicham Teaiis
St. Lotts
U. S
Killingly
Conn
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
Augusta
Charles Sanders Peres
Cambridge
Mass
Isaac OK. Funk
New York Pubishing House
Clifton
Cto
Prussia
Oliver Hazard Perr
Lake Erie
Elias Howe
Boston
England
University of Chicago Incorporated
Chicago
New York
Wheeler Dany
Geneva
Baruch-Compion-Conant Res
Madagascar
Frederic A. Dalane
Washington, DC
Borki Cima
May Genitea
Army Air
Arthur H. Compton
University of Sacage
Roy
Wooster
Ohio
Mark Sullivan
Washington D. C
Dair
Cari van Dare Teast
Accl
Jerome N York Crece
Sears
Lynn H Hough
The
Drewaeologest Seminary
Caechoslova
Wower E. Bakereco
War Interpreted By John H. Wiggins
The piece notes the Allied pressure on Hitler's Europe and the Italian front as Russian advances tighten the vise. It cites Roosevelt's warning that the war will grow tougher and describes Allied air strikes from Italian bases and a looming test near the Po valley. It also describes sea power shifts to the Pacific as Japan suffers losses in the South and Southwest Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Europe
Compeetioum
Italy
Roosevelt
Mediterranean
Pacific
Tyrrhenian Sea
Japan
Maes Oe New Guinea
Solomons
Tokyo
Dinosaurs meat banquets and world affairs Q and A style
Excerpt presents questions and answers on extinct dinosaur flesh tasted in Siberia, Xi Jinping style misattribution, Ninth Air Force commander, Ezra Pound treason indictment, and Argyll Rooms entertainment history with Liszt and Mendelssohn in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Circus
London
Liszt
Mendelssohn
Slacker’s Vow Denounces Hidden Hypocrisy at War
A passionate verse by Edith H. Shank condemns complacent citizens who drink to gods in safe rooms while brave men fight and die. The poem calls on truth seekers to return and shame the hypocrites who avoid battle, promising an enduring reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith H. Shank
Weather data snapshot with mixed figures and locations
Weather summary lists four hour precipitation and September figures with grams of unclear values. Mentions IRR forecast for September 1 and past month totals. Includes high and low temperatures from yesterday and last year, sunset and sunrise times, moonrise and moonset, and river conditions around Monocacy Potomac Ceresville and Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil Inches
Rehacneyi
IRR
Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Marshall details early war efforts to defend Philippines
Washington reports Gen George C Marshall's biennial War Department compliance summary from July 1 1941 to June 30 1943. It chronicles aid preparations with Australia to improve Rabaul Port Moresby airfields and Balikpapan Singapore bombing runs, flights of Flying Fortresses to the Philippines, financing hurdles, supply shortages, and the Dutch arms aid reversal, plus early troop and vessel movements and the impact of Corregidor's fall on Japanese plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
Washington
George C. Marshal
Secretary of War
Rabaul
Port Moresby
San Francisco
Hawai
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Air Force
War Department
Congress
Der
Draneweate
Brisbant
Australia
General Marshall
Netherlands East Indies
Marshall
Iceland
Hawaiii
Panama
Alaska
Rai
Southwest Pacific
U. S
Cebu
Bataan
Corregidor
Meetings and Social Guests Feature Frederick County
A sequence of social events in Frederick County includes Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston visiting the Francis Scott Key hotel for a photography exhibit on the mezzanine floor. Other notices mention Navy man Yeoman Richard C. Molesworth on leave, Commander Gambrill returning to Frederick, and Mrs. Harris hosting tea at Rock Hall near Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnston
W. Harry Haller
Frances Benjamin Johnston
Washington
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Nhatorrandty
Library of Congress
Frederick County
South
Richard C. Molesworth
Iceland
E. R. Pearl
West Second Street
Navy
Gambrill
Frederick
C. Staley Gambrill
Harris
Joseph D. Harris
Rock Hall
Dickerson
Roger Johnson
Belt
Joann Harris
Victory ship christened Philip F. Thomas on Tuesday
Christening took place Tuesday afternoon for the Victory ship Philip F. Thomas named after the great grandfather of Miss Dobbin, a former Maryland governor. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Ralph E Sheber and others at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christene
Maria Hemsley Dobbin
Robert Dobbin
Mr. Dobbin
Philip F. Thomas
Miss Dobbin
Maryland
Ralph E Sheber
Marie Sivier
Eline
Bietaie
Fiederaa
Hervert Duvall
Walkeraville
Church of the Brethren
Roanose
Var
E. Stanley Jones
Per Throusoout
Tetanus Toxoid Injections Prevent Death From Lockjaw
A physician notes that tetanus toxoid immunization has reduced deaths from tetanus in modern warfare and civilian life. The article explains disease causes, entry through wounds, and the protective plan of three injections, with boosters after a year, including combined diphtheria toxoid for dual immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D The Eternal Verities
A short essay compares life to a sailboat facing storms. In calm times sails suffice, but a real storm requires inner power and faith to endure. The piece emphasizes eternal verities over worldly philosophies when crises arrive, urging reliance on inner strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Newspaper
Demonstrative day word lesson note
English lesson hints cover usage missteps pronunciation and spelling. Notes emphasize singular subject agreement mispronunciations and selecting precise synonyms for irritated actions. The entry highlights demonstration of feeling, as in The child is very demonstrative.
Tetanus Toxoid Seen Key to Elimination of Fatal Disease
Preventive medicine notes tetanus toxoid as a means to prevent wounds from becoming fatal. The text emphasizes careful wound cleansing and vaccination to protect civil and military populations from the deadly disease.
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