The News News-Post Frederick 1943 Sept 21 Dispatch
The News News-Post Frederick announces its mailing details and subscription rates for three months and a year. It notes Associated Press affiliation, correction policy, reader byline rules, and publication date September 21 1943 with a standard post office entry.
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Sunda
Bouthern
FTG & Atha. Cx
News News-Post
Doueting Court
Frederick, Id
Bureau of
Associated Press
Tee
Frederseara
Mation Ick
Pershing's Birthday Reflections On War Policy Influence
Observing Gen John J Pershing's eighty third birthday highlights his enduring impact on U S war policy. His insistence on American independence in combat decisions and restraint under Allied pressure defined power war strategy while guiding today’s military leadership toward measured, decisive action for lasting peace.
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John J. Fershing
Washington
Pershing
Germany
France
Britain
Furone
Milk and Eggs Dominate 1944 Food Outlook
Government figures forecast more milk and eggs and beans for 1944 while meat and chicken supply grow leaner due to feed shortages and agricultural obstacles. The text hints at renewed sea food from fishermen and praises the beans as a sturdy meal in Boston’s long history. The overall tone expects ample food and gratitude.
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Boston
War Aims and Risks Warned by Hull in UN Statement
Secretary of State Hull warned that the United Nations must be ready to use military force to prevent a possible third world war. He argued that war is like fire and harder to stop once it starts, urging vigilance among the United States, Britain, Russia, and China to quash any peace movements that seek to delay armament.
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Hull
Terent
Tedis Nodrass
United Nations
Gidis
Poines
Sions
United States
Britain
Russia
China
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs James Frasey at Lewistown Home
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ammon Eyler in Lewistown for their daughter Mrs James Frasey. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Ammon Eyler and sons Holand and Tunnie, and Mr. and Mrs James Freiey of Baltimore, along with Mr. and Mrs William Firdinges of Frederick. A large decorated cake accompanied the meal.
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Ammon Eyler
Nssr
Lewistown
James Frasey
Holand
Tunnie
James Freiey
Baltimore
William Firdinges
Frederick
Solons' Big Book Of Small Talk
Washington notes the Congressional Record opening day delivers little substance. It highlights resolutions from Wisconsin and Kansas, pleas from New England and Northwest farmers, and speech snippets from various lawmakers. The appendix repeats past "meat" and political items, while a veterinary piece stands out as a oddity. Is this the state of the nation.
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Washington
Congress
Solons
Rsmarpes
Congressional Record
Wisconsin
New England
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Talpr Cpa Gae de Ale
Eugene J. Keough
Brooklyn
Bertrand Wo Geaitait
Fresno
Calif
St Peter
Willan P. Lamberteen
Fairview
Kan
OPA
Homer D. Angel
Portland
Ore
Alcan Highway
John E. Rankin
Tupeto
Miss
Cordell Mull
G. O. P. Declaras
Mackinac
Walter C. Ploesser
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Hull
Taft
Burton
Bible Thought and Verse Reflections
A compact card features Romans 12:18 urging not to be overcome by evil but to overcome evil with good. It also quotes Lowell on evil’s growth and the earth’s response, contrasting decay with truth’s growth.
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Lowell
Fifty Years Ago Local News From Sept 21 1893
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen Mr Eizenhausz urged prompt investigation into police conduct per a grand jury report. A convicted wife beater was ordered to receive 39 lashes at the jail by the Circuit Court under the new law, a first county application drawing excitement. Charles G Myers, a respected citizen, moved his family to Washington for business. James Mergardt, a fly-press factory employee, was bruised by a hoist handle while lifting ice. David Garber, a well known Darbysville resident, faced misfortune tying a cow led to a near injury, as a hog charged him. his wife aided his escape.
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NE Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Charles G. Myers
Washington
James Mergardt
Fly Pera Tee
David Garber
Darysville
Seth Asatte
Gilene Mallarta
Twenty Years Ago Shifts and School News Recap
A fragmented recap notes local figures like Wo XeFauver and Morgan Kefauvyer, plus Princeton departures and a student incident in Pa. It mentions reorganizing for a classic year, players and officials including Kirx Fos, Rowe Cour by Mechasd Casper Chaa, and local Lions Club efforts. The group aims a tooth bushy campaign to provide food and toothpaste to students.
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Xefauver
Promi
Grather
Morgan Kefauvyer
Richard Dutrow
Princeton
Casier
Frederick Tau Scnoot
Mechasd Casper Chaa
Clarke Devilbiss
Maxwell Everman
Isaac Hankey
Robert Eisenhauer
Lions Club
Today In History And Births Across The Years
A collage of historical anniversaries lists Louis Joliet born in Canada in 1845 and other figures such as Pembroke Gwaltney Henry Armsby Sara Roosevelt Clark Howell and Wilbur Wright with dates of birth death and notable events including the first daily newspaper in 1784 and the Santa Claus editorial in 1897. Also noted are horoscopic notes and agricultural mentions about wheat and farming programs.
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Louis Joliet
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Canada
Pembroke D. Gwaltney
Virginia
South
Henry P. Armsby
Northbridge
Mass
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
R. R. Pr
Dent
Hollidaysburg
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Ga Constitution
Barnwell Co
S. C
Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia
Black Hawk
Childs
Santa Claus
New York Sun
Wilbur Wright
France
Derick A. Cook
New York
North Pale
Hoover
New England
Y L Stimson
John E. Pomfret
Bent Ham and Mary College
Adelphi
Wilard
Moon Mulans
Sears
Micronon Lake
War Interpreted by Kirke L Simpson on Naples fall and German retreat
The AP war analyst outlines a possible Allied encirclement of Naples using Mount Vesuvius as a Nazi defensive anchor. He notes Ischia Provida and Gaeta Gulf as bases for future landings to bypass Vesuvius, with Corsica and Sardinia aiding Italian rout. He predicts Allied advances from Taranto toward the Adriatic to outflank the Naples line and threaten Rome.
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Naples
Sorrento
Mount Vesuvius
Mount
Etna
Sicily
Vesuvius
Salerno
Italy
Ischia
Provida
Gaeta Gulf
Volturno
Routale
Sardinia
Corsica
Tunisia
Gaeta
Rome
Italian
Clark
Puainieh
5Th Army
Sortento
Taranto
Adriatic
Naples-Foggia
Deference and Misused Words in Everyday Speech
A note on language urges careful use of terms like almost versus near and pro rata. It highlights pronunciation tips for pro rata and cautions on spelling peaceable, while stressing deference as courteous regard to others' wishes.
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George
The Baltimore Bard Sings Tuscarora and Nearby Rivers
The Belmown Bard from the Baltimore Sun revels in circling rivers and mountains. He names Tuscarora Linganore Catoctin Monocacy Potomac Shenandoah and Frederick Montgomery as the source of dreamlike music in the landscape.
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Tuscarora
Linganare
Old Catortin Creek
Shenandoah
Catoctin
Linganore
Monovacy
Potomay
Roy
The
Baltimore Sun
Apple in tobacco trade war syrup use
The tobacco industry ships glycerine to war and uses apple syrup in its price. It will consume almost the entire 3,000,000 pounds of syrup produced from off-trade fruit and April waste of the 1942 crop.
Rumors swirl on General Marshall rise to European command
Washington debates a possible transfer of General Marshall to lead Allied forces in Europe as plans for a large invasion unfold. Debates split between Harry Hopkins backed Somervell and others favoring Deputy Chief of Staff General McNarney, with Churchill and Roosevelt weighing who should direct combined Allied operations.
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Washington
Ariven
General Marshal
Roosevelt
Marshall
Harry Hopkins
General Somervell
Service of
Supply
WPA
New York City
Hopkins
General McNarney
Marshall Plang
Churchill
Quebec
Europe
America
Supreme War Council
Paris
Bliss
General Pershing
Marshall Foch
Combined Chiefs of Staff
London
General Marshall
Peyton March
School Bells Call For Checkup Of Your Childs Health
BR THOMAS DP MASTERS urges parents to perform basic health checks before and after the school year begins. He stresses dental exams, vision and hearing tests, immunizations, and readiness for common school hazards. He warns of risks from accidents and poor habits, urging parental guidance as schools reopen.
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BR. Thomas DP. Masters
Puysiman
Railroading Nostalgia and Wartime Party Guides in Vintage Books
A compilation of reviews spans Joseph Bromley’s Clear the Tracks a nostalgic railroading memoir to D B Olsen Cat’s Claw a murder mystery. It covers wartime party planning advice Louise Price Bell Partys in Wartime and Maud Hart Lovelace Down Town Bessy Tacy tales with Gershwin life story for children The piece highlights varied recall of mid 20th century American culture through literature and memoirs.
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NEA
Joseph Bromley
Whittlesey House
Young Bromley
D. B. Olsen
Cat's Claw
Doubleday
Doran
Wilbuul HP PaArelb Fedson
Louise Price Bell
Revell
Maud Hart Lovelace
Thomas ¥. Crowell
Strength For Today: Big goals beat small wins
A commentary by Karl L. Douglass uses sports and history to argue that focusing on minor victories leads to failure. It contrasts small gains with large objectives, citing Hannibal and Scipio, and notes nations and individuals win wars by pursuing expansive ambitions rather than mere wins.
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Karl L. Douglass
D. 1
Hannibal
Scipio
Nanathan
England
Coayright Babson
Syad
Lot's Stuff SINCERE HOPE War outlook and prayer request
The writer expresses cautious optimism about wartime progress while acknowledging ongoing strains and losses. He urges sincere prayer for the hour when evil aims lose power and decent men prevail, urging restraint and steadfast faith.
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A. Lufburrow
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