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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1943
Page
4
The News published in Frederick Maryland announces an afternoon edition except Sundays. It is a member of the Associated Press and notes subscription rates and policy details. It lists editorial correction policy and postal designation.
Postwar planning centers on industrial employment as the key issue. The piece argues for breaking down policy questions into government actions, tax policy, labor management relations, and choices of public officials to convert wartime industry into peaceful production and address deferred demand for goods and services.
General Araki explains how Japanese soldiers are indoctrinated to never retreat yet notes retreats at Kiska Salamaua and Lac and how officers reframe retreats as advances for strategic reasons. The book clarifies why Allied observers remain unperturbed by Japanese advances framed as progress.
The piece notes Japan broadcasts showing stubbornness, promising American troops will face more surprises as the war continues. It discusses rising average American resilience and a shift in taxpayer sentiment and public expressions toward the ongoing conflict.
The article discusses whether General Marshall should remain chief of staff in Washington or serve as operational commander in Europe. It notes legal constraints, potential need for new Congress legislation, and the possibility of delegating daily tasks to a deputy chief of staff while preserving military harmony across services.
A jumble of birth and death dates profiles postulates notable names from American history. Chet Marshall Abraham Lincoln era figures Marcus Hanna Fitzgerald and more appear alongside 1784 Schwenkfelders and 1869 Black Friday references.
Officials appointed at the Frederick Fair include Samuel Dali as superintendent of household department and Amos Thomas as chief of police. Mr Kreglo fell into a vat of skimmed milk at Unionville but escaped unharmed. Frederick College and Male High School played baseball. high school won 12 to 10. Prohibitionists will nominate a fall ticket and hold a convention soon. Charles W. Sirely left for Yale to pursue studies.
Damage at Eawin C Markell farm caused losses near 10 000 dollars including burned buildings and hog pens. Wheat stocks and other produce valued in hundreds of tons were affected. A furlough and return to duties are noted for Wilban WwW, and Middigttown post office matters are mentioned. Frederick County boys enrolled at Marsland law school are listed with hometowns and class years.
The column analyzes Allied Italy options after Salerno, considering a Naples foothold, Volturno line risk to Rome, and a potential leap frog by sea. It weighs political aims, possible moves toward Rome, and Balkan and Turkish implications alongside Allied flexible strategic planning.
An essay by Earl L. Douglass discusses Momus the god of criticism from Greek myth and reflects on a modern office culture scene. It notes how critics appear in meetings and how Greeks banished the fault finder, contrasting mythic banishment with contemporary behavior.
Conflicting reports on farm labor demand are weighed against 1943 harvest prospects. Government data show a sizable shortfall from 1942 and ongoing migration to cities, with up to 4.35 million men leaving farm work over three years. Factors like extended workdays and high wages are cited as drivers of farm productivity despite handicaps.
Dr Thomas D D Masters explains seasickness arises from brain, ear, eyes, and gut stimuli and that preventing travel on an empty stomach, traveling reclining when possible, and eating small meals aids tolerance. Sedatives and atropine based drugs are noted as proffered remedies. A second note covers a church guitar club meeting with participants, winnings, and a future gathering.
N. A. Lufburrow argues that capturing Mussolini would not matter much even if used as puppet or propaganda. He says the regime collapse still reflects broader destruction and distress, noting Mussolini’s low popularity and the failed allure of a German puppet alliance.
Harry L. Hill age 24 of Brunswick and Helen N. Maier age 21 of Bolivar W Va. Raymond W. Parks Jr age 21 and Jane L. Spigler age 22 of Hagestown. John Park Morris age 21 and Esther Flarra Books age ? of Dillsburg Pa. Wallace C Worley age 23 of Warrenton Va and Ruth M Cready age 22 of Toledo Ohio. Deeds show Charles A Bowers and wife to Harold L Harrison and wife county 10 dollars. Ulysses L Fisher and wife to Ethel S Young and husband county 10 dollars.
A brief meditation cites Matthew 6 1 urging modest charity and quotes Lucan asserting one is born for the world rather than self, reflecting on public versus private virtue and global purpose.
Question and answer items cover blood donation weight at least 110 pounds and military police meanings, plus reports on Gunder Hagg records, the Frankfurter Zeitung Nazi closure, Mountbatten command, a Whipp reunion and a fragmentation bomb war bond appeal to fund efforts against Hitler.
The Ballenger and Tramville Women’s clubs held fall sessions on September 20 and September 25 respectively. Hosts included M. J. William Howard and Mrs. Clycle W. Smith, with programs on readings, nutrition, and peace themes. Plans for upcoming events and anniversaries were discussed.
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