News page from Frederic Md shows 1943 publication details
The item lists the newspaper name The News Great Southern PTC Mfg Co with mail and circulation notes. It notes subscription rates and dates, Associated Press affiliation, policy on communications, writer real name requirement, and the publication date Tuesday September 34 1943.
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Great Southern Ptc & Mfg. CO
al Communications
Court St. Frederica
Ndlynasa
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press Associated Press
Frederick Md
Christmas Mail Rules Limit Overseas Parcel Dates
Postal officials warn that gifts for service members overseas must be mailed between September 1 and October 1 and that Naval parcels should be sent between September 13 and November 1 to ensure timely delivery. Merchants and the public are urged to follow official postal requirements and obtain needed certificates before shipping.
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Mas
Opportunity in Public Schools for Young Learners
The article urges students to value their public school year and study diligently. It notes that neglect leads to a hard year, a poor record, and difficulty in higher work, while effort reveals strength and future employment benefits. Teachers strive to help those who struggle.
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Childen
Ocean cargo insurance rates fluctuate with war risk
The article notes the War Barometer of ocean insurance during World War II, detailing a New York based American Cargo War Risk Reinsurance Exchange and initial dirt cheap rates of five cents per $100 of cargo for 350 United States insurers. After the Japanese threat appeared the rate rose to £5 per $100, with current rates at 87.2 cents. It also mentions King George visiting North Africa and Malta and Britain’s cautious stance in the Mediterranean, with rates easing there. Peak rates occurred in August 1942.
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New York
United States
George
England
North Africa
Malta
Britain
Mediterranean
Debated Postwar Alliance With Britain Faces Legal Hurdles
Analysis argues a permanent postwar military alliance would transfer war powers from Congress to a joint U S Britain board, challenging constitutional limits. Governor Dewey’s endorsement of closer Anglo American cooperation is seen as political gambit. The piece questions long term authority to declare war and the feasibility of binding future Congresses.
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Dewey
New York
Britain
America
Wature
Ae Keas
Wuolaero
Briain
Congress
Congress von Sopingtil
Fan Allie
Army
Navy
Insurance firms share risk in U boat Atlantic losses
U boat sinkings in the Atlantic drive insurers to rate based on war news and damage data. Firms split the risk, with no single company likely carrying more than five percent of the exposure in any one shop. In major disasters the burden of reimbursement would be spread across many insurers.
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Atlantic
Llady
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
An 1893 column notes Mr Lewis Mearling on Patrick Street with many cats including one fond of peanuts. The summer of 1893 is described as dry with scarce rain. Friends of Joan Jones of Mechanicstown and Thurmont back a Democratic sheriff candidate. Miss Mary C Tyler of Rocky Spur is bitten by a passing rider near her home. Mr Lloyd Palmer, school, Gay, traveled about five miles.
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the News
Lewis Mearling
Patrick Street
Joan Jones
Mechanicstown
Thurmont
Mary C. Tyler
Rocky Spern
Lloyd Palmer
Twenty Years Ago Local News From The Columns Of The News
A fragment from Sept 74 1925 recalls city projects and events. The article notes storage reservoir plans near the whited area, a new apple packing facility by Blue Ridge Fruit Growers at the Baltimore and Otatahoud plant, and a Leigh School pupil named Murray Rey Nols suffering diphtheria prompting room fumigation and closure.
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the News
Astorage
Blue Ridge Fruit Growers Company
Baltomore
Murray Rey.nols
Leigh School
Near-by river and impenetrable mind word study note
A fragmented English lesson notes a nearby river and mispronunciations. It discusses the word impenetrable as a trait for the mind and heart, and prompts daily vocabulary growth with a threefold use rule.
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Cate
Author Wes Gallagher outlines North Africa to Berlin book
Wes Gallagher presents a thoroughly documented account titled Back Dosy to Berlin covering the North African campaign and the broader war. The author draws on four years of wartime coverage and notes the work is comprehensive rather than a shortcut.
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Wes Gallagher
Berlin
Weather Data and Temperatures for September Readings
The report lists precipitation totals for September with a normal value of 4.0 inches and actual 4.00 inches. It records high and low temperatures compared to the prior year and provides sunset, sunrise, moonrise, and moonset times. Details mention clear conditions at Ceresville Potomac and Knoxville with masked livery and minor local notes.
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Maskeney
Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Emotional stress linked to neuritis and muscular rheumatism
The article explains how worry and fear can cause neck and shoulder stiffness and muscle pain labeled as neuritis or muscular rheumatism. It notes psychological factors, nerve inflammation, and infection as possible causes, with treatment focusing on recognizing problems, rest, relaxation, and medical help.
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Shean Macwiat Dale
Belief as Core of Religion in Biblically Based Faith
The article argues religion rests on definite revelation given over centuries and recorded in the Bible. It emphasizes that accepting this revelation is the first step in faith, warns against skepticism, and suggests global revival of religious practice follows true belief rather than mere attitudes.
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Barnum
Luf's Stuff Strategy and Campaign Confusion
Fragmentary notes discuss Luf's strategy and alleged abuse claims, referencing campaign views and possible state or party actions. The text mentions Bets OWMers and Ace meet dynamics, with unclear entities and vague outcomes.
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Fenai
Mei
Campaig
Ware
Jury convenes for civil case as court sets stock auction time
The court on Monday set a time for a stock auction related to a civil case. The jury will convene next Monday for service details. The article notes the Boston News Letter as the first US newspaper, published in 1704.
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Cire
United States
John Campbell
Boston News Letter
Bowles reshapes OPA as he nears six week mark
Chester Bowles has reorganized the Office of Price Administration after his July 37 arrival, expanding industry advisory councils and shifting power to regional and district directors. He pledges to cut prices to 1942 levels, relax enforcement, and simplify regulations while boosting consumer protection through clear rules and a single consumers goods division.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Pace Admtniatration
Mr. Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Congress
Cain
Price
Prentiss M. Brown
Leon Henderson
Fed
Commodity Credit Corporation
Today In History and Anniversaries Highlights
A compilation of notable birth and death dates, including James Wilson, Seba Smith, Benjamin Ho AU, George B. Selden, Hamlin Garland, and Francis Scott Key. Also notes historic events such as Scott's Mexico City entry, the Alabama Claims, Hull House inception, and McKinley’s assassination aftermath. Birthday memorials span Rear Admiral Moreell, Alice Stone Blackwell, Kari Compton, Charles Dana Gipson, and others with brief biographical context.
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Benjamin Ho AU
Areulgido
Jasper Co. Ga
Asg
George B. Selden
Rochester
Clarkson
Hamlin Garland
West Salem
Wis
Francis Stott Key
Solomon L. Juneau
Milwaukee
Gen. Scott
Mexico City
Mexico
Alabama
Geneva
U. S
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Buffalo
China
Japan
Kiska
al Ben Moreeli
Salt Lake City
Utah
Alice Stone Blackwell
Cambridge
Mass
Hutmanitarian
Lucy Stone
East Orange
N. J
Kari T. Compton
Mass Institute of Technology
Wooster
Ohio
Ako
Charles Dana Gipson
New York
Boston
Josian W Baursa
Warenton
Laura G. Fraser
Jefferson Woman's Club Opens Fall Meeting
The Jefferson Woman's Club met September 9 at Mrs. Luther Bussard's home with 15 members. Acting president led. discussions covered Peace relations with Latin America, a nutrition program, and canning. Poems by Helen Hunt Jackson and Charles H. Sorley were read. Next meeting set for October 14 at Mrs. Paul Anhalt's home.
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Jefferson Club
Jefferson Woman's Club
Luther Bussard
Jefferson
Nina Marriott
Latin America
Calvin Fry
Canning
Helen Hunt Jackson
Germany
Charles H. Sorley
Mally Hine
Paul Anhalt
Roy Chapman Andrews Remembers Three Decades Of Adventure
NEA Service book review notes Roy Chapman Andrews rose from floor sweeper at the American Museum of Natural History in 1908 to become director after a lifetime of exploration. It highlights his memoir Under a Lucky Star and contrasts his storied career with other memoirs and wartime sea experiences.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Nature
Andrews
Viking Press
Bae
Pearl Harbor
Moore
America
Pacific
Club exhibit plans and incinerator spark incident
The school club outlines an exhibit in cooperation with Extension Service featuring canned fruits vegetables clothing and member crafts. Committees include Mrs Engle Gubisch Baker and others. An October 13 meeting at Mrs Reifsnider home is planned with co-hostesses. Sparks from a rear incinerator on East Patrick Street triggered a fire alarm but no blaze or chemical use occurred. The United States sources about half of its vanadium for sandstone formations in Colorado and Utah.
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Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Albert King
Frederick
King
Her
John Engle
Herman Gubisch
Exie Baker
F. Russell Young
Harry Zimmerman
Roy Crum
Edward Oden
Robert T. Reifsnider
Hughes
Ford Road
Daniel Thomas
Evan Carpenter
East Patrick Street
Independent
United Fire Companies
The
United States
Colorado
Utah
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