Germany Invaded by Allied Forces on Sacred German Soil
The report lauds American troops for reaching German soil for the first time since 1806 while urging caution. It predicts rough days ahead, with German defenses at channel ports and around East Prussia and Warsaw, and calls for more tanks, men, and air power to breach the Siegfried Line and advance toward the Rhine. It asserts Hitler's regime will fall and Europe will be free, despite German resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Belgium
Channel
Russia
East Prussia
Warsaw
Siegfried Line
Hitler
Rhine
West Wall
Seigfried Line
Congress The Guardian Now
The piece argues that centralized federal power is expanding into state regulation, citing federal reach into insurance as interstate commerce under antitrust law. It notes Justice Jackson’s warnings, a House bill to shield insurance from federal antitrust rules, and DOJ plans to apply antitrust to railroads, stressing the primacy of state rights and the need Congress protect them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Justice Jackson
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Senate
Jackson
Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Regulatory Commissions
Home Laundry Shortcuts Boost Efficiency for Families
Time study shows a four person family can wash a 35 pound load in about 2 hours 25 minutes with planned sorting and pre soaking. Techniques include dissolving bluing in suds to prevent streaks and using a wax like starch additive to keep iron from sticking and allow damp ironing. Adjusting work height reduces back fatigue and improves comfort during washing and ironing.
More Power Proposed for Commissioners
The Eastern Shore County Commissioners Association will discuss a proposed easing of legislative control over local ordinances at its Oct 20 meeting at 10 30 am in the county building Easton. A prepared program would grant county commissioners greater latitude in passing local ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore County Commissioners’ Association
Easton
Legislative Council
Pippin Son of Denton Family Reaches England
In England Cpl. Irvin S. Pippin, son of Mr and Mrs Luther J Pippin of Denton, left Denton with the National Guard in February 1941 for Camp Meade training. His wife and parents have word he arrived safely in England after a month at Camp Meade and four Denton weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Irvin S. Pippin
Luther J. Pippin
Denton
National Guard
Camp Meade
England
Parris Family Visits In Delaware And Nearby States
Mr James E Parris and wife of Jersey City New Jersey spent the week with Laura B Parris. They visited his sister Mrs Helen Daisy in Selbyville Delaware. Mr Ira Parris and brother of Easton were Sunday supper guests of Mrs Laura B Parris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Parris
Jersey City
N. J
Laura B. Parris
Helen Daisy
Selbyville
Dei
Ira Parris
Easton
Federalsburg Boy Missing in Action in France
Staff Sergeant Howard R. Elliott of Federalsburg is reported missing in action in France, husband of Mrs. Catherine E. Elliott. He serves in the U S Army and his status is unknown as battles continue in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federalsburg
Howard R. Elliott
Catherine E. Elliott
France
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Madison Towers
I thank all my kind friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during my husband illness and death, for beautiful floral tributes, and for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Towers
Subscribe to The Denton Journal Caroline's leading paper
A reader is invited to subscribe to The Denton Journal, noting it as Caroline's leading newspaper. The item emphasizes availability and branding without other specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
Caroline
Bond Denton Journal
Caroline’s
Local society notes from Greenslord and Wilmington
Mrs L W Taylor Sr with daughter Betsy and granddaughter Diane traveled to Wilmington on Tuesday. The We S C S thanks donors for War Relief Europe with 1033 garments packed. Updates include visits to naval academy and by various relatives to Wilmington, Frederick and Anderson.
Treat Your Seed Wheat Against Smut in Caroline County
Caroline County farmers are urged to treat seed wheat for stinking smut as infections rise. Use one half ounce of New Improved Seresan per bushel, mix thoroughly, and let treated grain stand 24 hours. Dust costs about three cents per bushel and is poisonous if inhaled. store and handle with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
George W. Clendaniel
University of Maryland Extension Service
Minnesota
E. A. Walker
University
Clendaniel
Hobbs Tribbitt entertaining visitors from multiple states
Sunday gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Edden Tribbitt hosting relatives from Pennsylvania Federalsburg Easton Goldsboro and Price and others in the area. Wooters Satterfield and Ellwanger kin visited Wye Mills Whiteleysburg and Queen Anne. Hobbs Manufacturing cannery closed last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edden Tribbitt
George Satterfield
Janet Guesnor
Elsie Skinner
Hilda Hardcastie
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Tribbitt
Federalsburg
Alfred Tribbitt
Easton
Virgie Wooleyhand
Goldsboro
Pauline Cowgill
Price
Harry H. Wooters
Robert T. Loss
Queen Anne
Louise Wooters
Chester
Ruth Wooters
Hobbs Manufacturing Company
B. R. Smith
Waiter Calloway
Preston Rally Day at Bethesda M E Church Honors Attendees
Sunday services at Bethesda M E Church featured a praise program and perfect attendance pins for several scholars including Clara Corkwan with sixteen years. Lois Dulin received a piano award funded by Johnson Bonner for a year of Sunday School service. Visitors, dinners, and trips filled the weekend as families, friends, and locals gathered from Salisbury, Centreville, Dover, and beyond.
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Nellie Fooks left Monday to visit daughter Virginia Fooks in Providence R I Belle Bratton has returned home after visiting Mrs Fooks Mr HB Wright Jr and Mr Alex Scheedel are in Charleston S C Mrs Peter Van de Visser spent last Thursday with her mother Mrs Harley Watkins Mrs James A Carmine visiting her mother Mrs H M Wallis Dr and Mrs Taggart of Easton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Phil Wright Mrs Charles Dean and Mrs Alta Beevers visited in Baltimore last Friday Betty Hall was weekend guest of her parents Virgil and Mrs Hall Mrs E O Anderson of Peory Mich visiting her father J T Dennis Mrs Emalene Wright hosted a bridge party Friday evening last week Mrs Charles Dean entertained the Guild on Monday Mrs A R Poole and Mrs Elmer Flaharty spent Monday in Baltimore Mrs Arthur Willey spending several days in Baltimore Frances Donohue spent the weekend in Baltimore Mr Edgar Wrightson spent the Monday Bridge Club met with Mrs Judson Bateman Mrs John Noble was a visitor in Baltimore Monday Mr and Mrs C W Elzey spent Sunday in Baltimore Mrs W T McAllister spent Tuesday in Delmar Del Mr A R Poole spent last Friday in Baltimore
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Noble Jarrell
Goldsboro
Mary Rowe
Hillsboro
H. B. Wright
Holt
Russell Marker
Dover
Betsy Ann Watkins
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Peter van de Visser
Woman's Society of Christian
Clare Payne
Charles Dean
Albert Evans
Washington
Cornelia Cannon
W. H. Cannon
Theodore Fletcher
Billy
Ruby Moore
New York City
Barbie
Nellie Fooks
Virginia Fooks
Providence
R. I
Belle Bratton
HB. Wright Jr
Alex Scheedel
Charleston
S. C
Harley Watkins
James A. Carmine
H. M. Wallis
Guild
A. R. Poole
Elmer Flaharty
Baltimore
Arthur Willey
Frances Donohue
Edgar Wrightson
Judson Bateman
John Noble
C. W. Elzey
W. T. McAllister
Delmar
Del
Henderson Visitors Sing At Church Service
Henderson figures Floyd Tull and his mother Mrs. Charles Lambert of Seaford Del visited former pastor Rev. J. H. Thornton. The Henderson quartet including Rev. J. P. George Rev. J. H. Thornton John Richard and Richard Roden sang selections at church. Mrs. James Medford and Verona Visited Mr. J. B. Medford at Wills Eye Hospital Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Tull
Charles Lambert
Seaford
Del
J. H. Thornton
Henderson
J. P. George
John Richard
Richard Roden
James Medford
Verona
Roy Medford
J. B. Medford
Wills Eye Hospital
Philadelphia
Local residents and visitors share a weekend gathering
Pvt. Wm A Palmer and Mrs Palmer of Camp Walters Texas visit Mr and Mrs T A Montague. George Rauchley and family from Catonsville Md stay with Mrs Anna Rauchley. Rev J H Thornton spoke at Harmony Church Rally Day. Mrs Paul Spencer of Crumpton visits her parents Rev and Mrs Alex Houseal. Charles Austin of Baltimore and James D Jones of Wilmington visit relatives. Sewing Circle enjoyed by Catherine Melvin. James Jones of Wilmington visits Edward Gooden. Miss Eleanor Harmon and Miss Mary Robb Roden visit Ann Richard. Jack Brown of Wilmington visits T H Gough. Pearl Jones visits relatives in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Palmer
Camp Wolters
Texas
Wilmington
T. A. Montague
George Rauchley
Catonsville
Anna Rauchley
J. H. Thornton
Harmony Church
Paul Spencer
Crumpton
Alex Houseal
Charles Austin
Baltimore
Charles Tyles
James D. Jones
Pearl Jones
Catherine Melvin
James Jones
Edward Gooden
Eleanor Harmon
Mary Robb Roden
Ann Richard
Jack Brown
T. H. Gough
Adams Cross Roads Socials and Visits Notables
Mrs Grace Horsey and others from Newport News spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Donald Davidson of Wilmington. Mrs Blanche Adams visited Smithville to see the ill Geo Tinker and Mrs Saltie Lare in Easton Hospital. Several Adams family members attended Barratts Chapel and Hickman supper. Edna Adams hosted lunch and tea for six in the trailer. Philadelphia visitors Geo Neff and family joined Cambridge relatives for a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Horsey
Winfield Hubbard
Newport News
W. S. Hubbard
Paul Horsey
Donald Davidson
Wilmington
Blanche Adams
Smithville
Geo. Tinker
Saltie Lare
Easton Hospital
Hennie
Crolla Johnson
Marian Robinson
Edna Adams
Barratt’s
Virginia Lee Robinson
Hickman
Geo. Neff
Philadelphia
Fred Fountain
Alpheus Adams
Walter Adams
Cambridge
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Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
United States
Congress the Guardian Now
Burrsville
Greensslord
L. W. Taylor
Miss Betsy
Diane Taylor
Mamie Tribbitt
Mrs. Taylor
We S. C. S
Europe
L. W. Taylor Sr
Luther Bennett Jr
Nelson Wyatt
Lester Stevenson
Thelma Roe
Clarence Jackson
J. R. Meekins
Roberta Jackson
Cabeneey
Ammeriq
Hobbs
Preston
Bethesda M. E. Church
Clara Corkran
Lois Dulin
Johnson Bonner
Robert Cannon
Salisbury
Lee Noble
Milbourne Cannon
Euston Hospital
H. B. Wright Jr
Bushie
H. B. Wright Sr
Lena Edgell
Josephine Gallagher
Exmore
James Gallagher
J. L. Gallagher
H. M. Hollis
H. P. Klnhold
Betty Ann
E. O. Anderson
Cookman Orrell
Centreville
B. G. Broadhead
Anderson, Ind
James Swann
Greensboro
Joe Marsh
Ed Hodges
Doctor
Brewing Industry Foundaion
Dave
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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