Firm Stand With Russia Is Held Best
William Henry Chamberlin spoke on The Challenge of Russia at Hood College. He argued four elements in Russian policy hinder cooperation: communism spread, treaty breaks, foreign influence to divide nations, and unilateral secrecy. He urged troop withdrawal, arms limit talks with verification, and expanded cultural ties to secure lasting peace under a firm stance and UNO backing.
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Russia
William Henry Chamberlin
Hood College
Chamberlin
Henry Irvin Stahr
Mr. Chamberlin
United States
Finland
Poland
Iran
Manchuria
Japan
Germany
England
Greece
China
UNO
Two Women Given Suspended Sentences in Maryland Case
Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers suspended a three month sentence to the Maryland Reformatory for Women for Betty Carver of Martinsville and Cornelia Hodges of South Boston. Both pleaded guilty to vagrancy and sought return to Virginia. Each already served eight days for unlawful cohabitation in Frederick, while the State charge awaited decision. one defendant said she has three children in Virginia. They claimed no permanent abode or visible means of support as required by Maryland vagrancy law. Also noted, about 4300 exploratory oil wells were drilled in the United States last year with 11.6 percent producing.
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Maryland
Frederick
Moving time shows many local address changes in Frederick
The moving time in Frederick city and county is marked by a high number of address changes. A compiled list shows residents shifting mainly within Frederick and nearby towns, with numerous moves last month from centers such as Center Street Walnut Street Market Street and Route addresses to new Frederick locations and neighboring communities. Notable movers include Jasper Albaugh Irving M Biser Floyd W Bisler Emily Boone Bowers Broadwater Dunn Eaves Eng H WN, Engle H Kor, plus many others shifting to Frederick Route 2 Route 3 and local streets. The pattern indicates busier moving vans and greater mobility than in prior years.
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Frederick City
Jasper Albaugh
Center Street
Mt.Alry
D. G. Byard
Wilson Avenue
Frederick
Walnut Street
Middletown
Floyd W. Bisler
Emily A. Boone
Taney Apartments
Sixth Street
Bessia
Bowers
Walk Ty AM
Reece Named OOD WA UrotaleeCate
Washington April 1943 The Republican National Committee chose Rep. B Carroll Reece on the third ballot to head the party. The 56 year old veteran of World War One and longtime House member plans to resign his seat to work for a Republican victory in November. He may serve without pay despite calls for a salaried position.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Tennessee
Rep
B. Carroll
Reece
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Fern
Hoover
C. B. Lovett
John A. Danaher
Connecticut
John W. Hanes
New York
Haneier
the Treasury
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mayor Hugh V. Gitlinger Named Honorary Emergency Program Chairman
Frederick County court notes appoint Hugh V. Gitlinger as honorary chairman of the Emergency Food Program to urge food conservation for hungry abroad. County Chairman Allen M. Pitzer announced the committee, inviting members to a Wednesday 1:30 pm meeting in the County Agent's Office conference room.
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Hugh V. Gitlinger
Frederick County
Allen M. Pitzer
George V. Arnold
Eugene W. Pruitt
Elmer Eshleman
Edward C. Hartmann
Holthey D. Baker
Price and Marketing Administration
Dairymen from Frederick to press for price raise at capital meeting
About 30 Frederick County dairymen joined 40 area producers in Washington to threaten withholding milk deliveries until higher prices are approved. Witnesses cited rising costs from labor and feed, with the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association seeking a 9 cent per 109 pounds increase for class one fluid milk. Milk drivers also filed strike notices for April 25.
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Frederick County
Washington Area
Capital City
Agriculture Department
Ray H. Smith
Frederics
Lruce Crum
Walkersville
Walter E. Burall
New Market
Henry R. Shoemaker
Maryland and
Virginia Mil Producers Association
Labor Department
B. B. Derrick
Association
Witthold Aili
Old Glory Grows As Two States Seek Stars
Washington April 2 The Interior Department reports Hawaii and Alaska may become states soon. A flood of ideas for redesigning the flag has come from housewives and schoolchildren. Proposals include widening the bottom row and adding a 49th star, with others suggesting eagle motifs or double rows. The President would likely form a committee to study changes.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
Department of Interior
Hawaii
Alaska
Congress
J. A. Krug
Beaver Creek School No. 14
Beaver Creek
Mont
Ray Koor
Grammar School
South Norfolk
Darlene Newton
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Arizona
Governor O Conor Urges Maryland Airport Expansion
Annapolis April 1 Governor O Conor said he is eager to encourage building up to date airports in Maryland. He favors an airport at the state capital and noted airfields could boost vacation and recreation access, especially in Chesapeake Bay country. He asked the State Aviation Commission to push port plans, citing delays in federal aid legislation.
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Annapolis
O Conor
Maryland
Oke
Chesapeake Bay
State Aviation Commission
Weather Data Summary for April 1945
The 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today is 0.02 inches. April to date 0.02 inches, compared with normal 3.57 inches. April 1945 total shows 41.50 inches, deficit 3.33 inches as of April 1. Yesterday’s high 60, low 60, vs last year’s highs 68 and lows noted. Sun set 6:33 pm. moon rises 7:03 am tomorrow. moon set 1:34 pm tomorrow.
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Aiaom
Light joins Mayflower staff in Washington
Charles Porterfield Light, longtime Willard Hotel manager, moves to the Mayflower Hotel as assistant convention manager. A native of West Virginia, he previously held state posts and joined Willard’s staff in 1933.
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Washington, D. C
Charles Porterfield Light
Willard Hotel
Mayflower Hotel
C. J. Mack
West Virginia
Light Mou Wu Trubuing Tu
Mutual Life Insurance Co
The
Willards
Mayflower
Permits Granted for Ten New Homes in Frederick Area
Construction permits were issued Monday for ten new homes in Frederick City with two additional residences in nearby districts. Granted projects include four houses on South Street by G. Leicester Thomas Sr., four bungalows on Detrick Avenue by Lee Place, and single homes on Wilson and Braddock avenues. Estimated costs range from 1,800 to 16,000 dollars, with expected finish dates between July and September.
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Frederick City
A. Latmax
Melvin O. ‘Oden
Wilson Avenue
Lee Place
Richard E. Brown
Myersvilles
Braddock
Vernon R
Austin H. Rip ‘Peon
Route
Frederick
Ceresville
Benjamin Clayborne
Urbana- Buckeystown
Clarence P. Wachter
Saarburg
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Mercer
Ungraded War Dept Workers To Get Higher Pay
Baltimore April 17 The Third Service Command area in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia notified ungraded War Department employees of an average 12 cents an hour pay increase over V-7 Day rates effective April 14 Major General Manton B Eddy commanding general said about 145 000 workers in the three states would be affected The basic rise will be followed by further increases in areas where local wage levels have risen more than 12 cents since V J Day
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Third Service
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
War Department
Manton
Eddy
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