Frederick News Post 1942 September 15 Tuesday
The Frederic News Post notes subscription rates and auditing affiliations. It mentions the Associated Press dispatch uses and corrects errors upon editor notification. The paper requires real names for communications and is entered at the Frederick, Maryland post office.
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Brat Routeean Pto. & Mig. CO
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Kenaine Court
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Britain’s war effort doubles output against the Hun
The report highlights Britain’s war production across industries, noting doubled output in a year and near parity with Germany. It cites Sterlings, Flying Fortresses, tanks, guns, ammunition, and rails repurposed for destroyers, plus mass labor mobilization and rationing as Britain ferries resources to defeat the Axis.
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Channel
England
United States
Atlantic
Germany
United Kingdom
Letters To The Editor Rides For Soldiers
A letter recalls soldiers waiting at Market and Patrick streets for a ride to reach their destination amid looming call to active service. The writer contrasts generous motorists showing support with others who offered only smiles, highlighting patriotism and the hardship faced by those awaiting mobilization.
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Market
Patrick Streets
Hanle
Masked Truths in Everyday Fronts
Essay fragment discusses how people wear masks in speech and behavior, suggesting many conceal true thoughts behind appearances. It argues truth is shown by one’s mask and by others around, noting universal use of false fronts and hidden urges.
War powers and presidential control over wages questioned
A Washington opinion piece questions a joint resolution by Senators Brown and Wagner that would let the President regulate prices wages and salaries. It argues Congress must set standards and warns of potential loss of judicial review and legislative restraint, stressing Congress alone declares war and can delegate only with limits. It cites Justice Sutherland on commander in chief powers and warns against civilian wage regulation by military authority.
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Michigan
Wagner
New
Paw Pe
Perpettant
Renge Et Mercy
America
Columbia University
George Sutherland
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Today in History and Birthdays feature legacy names
A compilation of notable anniversaries, births, and historic events. Highlights include James Fenimore Cooper born in Burlingham New Jersey 17389 and Taft born Cincinnati 1857, plus events from 1621 independence to 1985 Reichstags decree.
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James Fenimore Cooper
Burlingham
N. J
Cooperstown
N. Y
Richard Olney
Boston
Tawyer
Oxford
Mass
Henry C. Corbin
Clermont Co., O
Kirk Morroe
Praisie du Chien
Wis
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Milton C Work
Philadelphia
Sagin
Black Hawk
U. S
Louisiana
Barnim
Russia
Kerensky
France
Somme
Reichstags
Nuremberg
Hallett E, Abend
Washington, D. C
Portland
Ore
Jean Teringson
New York
Chicago
Lawyer and women's leader born in Kentucky
Horoscope note highlights a lawyer and women's leader born in Kentucky, aged 61. It predicts the natives today can make friends but may let their feelings run away. It cautions parents to teach moral principles to youth to avoid entangling alliances with the opposite sex.
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Kentucky
Panetti and Whitworth Certified as Maryland Republican Nominees
Edwin Panetti of Baltimore and Horace P. Whitworth of Westernport were certified today by Secretary of State Thomas Elmo Jones as Republican candidates for Congress and Attorney General of Maryland respectively for the November general elections. Panetti, an attorney, and Whitworth, also an attorney, faced no opposition in the primaries. Panetti leads the Republican ticket for the third Congressional District.
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Annapolis
Edwin
Panetti
Baltimore
Horace P. Whitworth
Westernport
Thomas Elmo Jones
Congress
Maryland
Jones
Baltimore Board of Election Supervisors
Whitworth
Allegany
Panett
Baste
Removal of Frederick streetcar rails completed under WPA project
City Engineer W Raymond Walter announced the completion on Saturday afternoon of removing streetcar rails from Frederick streets. Rails salvaged have been shipped for defense industry use and costs are not yet finalized. City asserts the operation cost nothing to taxpayers while noting successful deportment of streets.
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Frederick Streets
W. Raymond Walter
Victory Tax Would Hit Joe Doakes In 1943
Washington column explains how a proposed 5 percent victory tax would be withheld from Joe Doakes’s weekly pay starting Jan 1 1943. With a $350 weekly wage, the tax would reduce pay by 90 dollars annually about 98.80 in total, yielding refunds or credits via bonds or debt payments. The piece notes exemptions and postwar credits, and projects the tax would raise about 3.85 billion dollars next year.
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Edson
Washington
Joe Doakes
Senate Finance Committee
Doakes
Joe
Mastering One Word Daily Addicted and Language Notes
This lesson highlights common misuse and pronunciation tips for words like within and addicted. It notes spelling challenges for Religious and Georgeous, offers synonyms for unfairness and injustice, and cites Terence and Northern Ireland trades linen weaving and shipbuilding as context.
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Lous
Georgeous
Eous
Terence
Northern Ireland
Brunswick Mayor Qualifies Amid Flood Threats and Wrecks
Fifty years ago in Brunswick Frederick County Charles W. R. Crum qualified as mayor. Abbey bridges over Catrall Creek near Montevue Hospital were submerged after heavy rains. Middletown reported five and a half inches of rainfall in a day, risking floods. Farmers caravans filled streets driving grain and fertilizer to mills. A trio fished eels, but floodwaters swept them into Long Branch. two swam to shore while one horse and wagon struggled. Postmaster F. M. C. Brown, traveling by bicycle, was injured coasting Mt Pleasant hill after attending a Washington postal convention.
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Abbey
Catrall Creek
Montevue Hospital
Middletown
Patrick Street
WM. M. Krise
Robert E. Ogle
Harvey B. Ogle
Long Branch
Ogle
Robert Ogle
Harvey Ogle
Krise
F. McC. Brown
Brunswick
Washington
Uniontown
Frederick and
Liberty
Mt. Pleasant Hill
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The News Sept 15 1922
Twenty years ago The News reports Governor Ritchie cites insanity questions for William A Stultz slayer of Policeman John Adams delaying execution. Frederick Fair offers purse totaling 6950 dollars across October events with about five races daily. Clashes erupt as Ku Klux Klan parade is disrupted by shots fired near Frederick with no injuries. Jackson district residents seek county road improvements, 27 farm owners seek injunction against the State Roads Commission over the Hagerstown highway from Harmony road end toward Myersville.
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William A. Stultz
John Adams
Ritchie
Frederick Fair
Frederick
Jackson
Myersville
Koogle’s Bridge
Hagerstown
State Roads Commission
Harmony Road
Senate
War notes on Stalingrad winter line and 1942 aims
A wartime analysis asserts Hitler named three generals to build and supply a winter defensive line from the lower Volga to the Battle of Stalingrad region. It argues winter shelters for tens of thousands are needed to sustain 1942 gains, with a postwar pivot to outflank Russian bridges if Stalingrad falls. The piece also notes Russian moves along the Don and Volga threatening the Nazi salient. Concurrently a church class meeting in Calvary Methodist discusses charity rummage plans and a birthday card program, with a program of readings and music. The diary notes May 24, 1884 as the first telegraph message date.
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Russia
Lower Volga
Battie
Stalingrad
Don
Volga
Don-Volga
Kleiskaya
Salingrad
The Ross sisters join Count Me In cast in New York
New York theatrical note reports Harry Kaufman adds acrobatic Ross sisters Dixie Isy and Vicki to the cast of Count Me In starring Charles Butterworth. The sisters live in a trailer near Route 6 in New Jersey and perform in fairs and clubs while rehearsing in Broadway theaters, cautious about the future. Also commentary on band blurb hype and press agents.
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George Tucker
New York
Harry Kaufman
Ross Sisters
Charles Butterworth
Mama
Papa Ross
West Texas
Mrs. Ross
Dixie
Isy
Vicki
Rosses
Ross
Midwest
Ray
Weather and probate notes from York on September 14
The report lists 24 hour precipitation none and September total 12 inches, with September normal at 3.05 inches. Yesterday high was 5 degrees, low last night 63. Moonrise 1.05 pm tomorrow, moonset 11.31 pm. Streams near Knoxville and Ceresville are clear. In the Welsh will, York Orphans Court awards 1000 to Home Mission board, 500 to Hoffman Orphanage, 300 to Ministerial Relief, leaving 14968.08 for distribution to friends and relatives.
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Lord of Hosts
Qabsun Newspaper
Potomac
Knoxville
Clear
Ceresville
York
Anna E. Welsh
Orphans’ Court
Home Mission Board of the Reformed Church
United States
George W. and Agnes Hoffman
Littlestown
Board of Ministerial Relief of the Reformed Church
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Race Biological Institute
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National Press Club
J. B. Powell
Jesse Jones
United States Steel
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Jordan
Frederick County
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Kirke L. Simpson
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Claude Breighner
Henry Englebrecht
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