Rationing Board Reports On Tires And Tubes
Rationing board lists weekly allocations for February 2, 1943, detailing passenger grade 3 tires, tubes, recapped tires and new truck components with names and Denton Preston Greensbo Ridgely Henderson Fedb g notes. The roster includes numerous individuals and firms across Denton, Preston, Greensboro, Ridgely, Henderson and Fed b g references with various quantities assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HL. Dutton
Denton
Robert E. Gadow
Preston
Ernest A. Gadow
R. Gersel
Wilbert Gould
Goldsboro
David Gould
Ridgely
Plincy A. Greene
Albert H. Henry
Verna G. Henzen
Bail Hubbard
John C. Ireland
Milton E. Jackson
Thomas L. Jester
Roger L. Johnson
Fed
Lawrence Legates
Butt MekKnott
Anna C. Nagel
Harvey G. Porter
J. Charles Turner
Carlton V. West
Jacob Zierl
Raymond L. Slocum
Edward B. Willen
Seaford
Clayton Reynolds
Frank M. Adams
Paul F. Bishop
Frank Beardley
Philip Potts
Emma Roach
R. H. Stafford
Truman H. Richards
Marydel
Harriett C. Blazejak
Elsie G. Brummell
Lawrence Cook
Sewell R. Fields
Sara E. Jackson
Rev. G. C. Sharp
Henderon
W. EL Trice
Francis Will
Hot Off the Griddle: Household Tips and Cooking Notes
A compilation of kitchen guidance covering coal fire start methods, pest prevention, veal carving, butter substitutes, and frying fats. Includes steps for blanching chestnuts, preparing gravy, and avoiding fat separation, with practical hints on traps, roasting, and pan heat.
Practical kitchen tips from a historic cookbook excerpt
The passage offers culinary how tos including darkening flavors with drops of Kitchen Bouquet or bouillon, thickening with flour or cornstarch, preparing crisp dinner rolls, coating fillings with sardine paste, and refrigerating ham or tongue mixtures. It describes cleaning chicken feet for soup, thawing and using frozen fish promptly, adding oysters to fowl stuffing, and proper methods for boiling vegetables and steam cooking.
Call to the Colors Urges Public Donations for War Aid
A call pleads for monetary support to fund planes ships and guns for the military effort. It urges citizens to dig deep and strike hard in defense of national needs.
Sir Norman and the garden wall misread as fort
Sir Norman owned an island house on the East Coast of England. Before the blitz, his brick wall with sun decks aroused air raid concerns as the Luftwaffe mistook the pattern for a military fortification, destroying the home. He reflects on the irony of peacetime hobby misread as war threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Norman
England
London
Luftwaffe
Norman
Auctioneers and clerks named in local listing
William E. Andrew acts as auctioneer while Taylor s Messix serves as outside clerk Horace M Morgan is the receiving clerk and Wesley E Thawley appears as attorney in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Andrew
Taylor 'S Messix
Horace M. Morgan
Wesley E. Thawley
School News Continues With Prose and Poetry Focus
The article notes readiness to restart Prose and Poetry in class. History lessons cover the Church in 15th and 16th century, tracing the origins of prominent churches. It mentions country characteristics persisting through centuries and remarks on students’ stiffness from strenuous Physical Ed exercises during the period.
Classified Ads Reader Turns Inward To Local Listings
A reader shifts to page three to scan the classifieds and note notices, sales and small ads. The column hints at community offerings and opportunities, inviting more neighbors to browse and respond.
House of Delegates first reading 1943 reference note
By the House of Delegates dated February 2 1943 introduced and read first time then referred to the Committee on Ways and Means by order Daniel J Lyons Chief Clerk in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Delegates
Committee On Ways and Means
Daniel J. Lyons
Caroline County Liquor Dispensaries Proposed in 1943 Act
An act adds sections 77A and 77B to Article 2B of the Maryland Annotated Code creating a Caroline County Liquor Control Board. It outlines board composition with terms from 1943, salaries, and authority to establish dispensaries in Federalsburg Denton and Greensboro to sell sparkling or fortified wines and other beverages over 14 percent alcohol by volume. The measure provides funding mechanisms, tax and recordkeeping duties, profit allocations to the county and towns, and penalties for board members. The act takes effect June 1 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
General Assembly of
Caroline County
John H. Emerson
J. Frank Lane
Jacob O. Williams
Control Board
Federalsburg
Denton
Greensboro
Board of County Commissioners of
Liquor Control Board
Board of County Commissioners
County Commissioners
Liquor Control Board of
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishere
Susan
Seow Sya Perhabhye
Rada
Bank
Post Office
Savings and Loan Association
Defense
Edwin Seaver
Sy Kolin
Sir Norman Angell
Germany
Italy
Japan
Norman Angell
Richard Tregaskis
America
Lord Northcliffe
Ramsay MacDonald
Union For Democratic Control
League of Free Nations Association
Angell
Britain
Russia
China
Uts
California
United States
Young Angell
Hillsboro
Elbin's Mill
New Bridge
Catroline
Ontario
Oliver
McCormick-Deering
Schauber
McCormick- Deering
Wilson
Irwin T. Sparklin
Uncle Sam
Christine Frederick
The
Distribut
Baltimore Sunday American
Newslands
West Denton
C. Biger
Lincoln St
Barnes
Niss
Dorsey R. Nichols
Lois May Collins
Doris Collins
Circuit Court
J. Redden
D. Ralph Horsey
Second Street
Tel
National Brewing Company
Baltimore
Broadway
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Gascus National Premium Beer
Bailey Goss
WBAL
Eddie Hubbard
Staten Weald
R. B. Baker & Son
Grasonville, MD
MR. Merriken
Ways and
the Peoples Bank of
Salisbury, Md
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