Lieut Mause Shot Down Over Malta Revealed
Lieut John David Mause Jr of Myersville was shot down during a raid over Malta while flying a Spitfire. He arrived in Boston for hospital treatment after fracturing his skull and other injuries. He had served with the RAF before transferring to the American Air Force in 1944 and was linked to the Duke of Kent through flying duties last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David Mause
J. D. Mause
Myersville
Malta
Boston
Baltimore
Mause
Middletown
Lieut
Mausé
Young Mouse
Air Force
RAF
Dieppe
Duke of Kent
Scotland
Duke
Labor backs farm bill veto met with Grange criticism
The CIO and AFL backed Roosevelt's veto of the Bankhead Bill raising farm price ceilings. They warned it would boost living costs by billions. National Grange Master Albert Goss disagreed, arguing the president overestimates farmer costs and that only five or six commodities would be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
AFL
Roosevelt
National Grange
Congress
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Albert S. Goss
16 Points Per Person Per Week For Meats
College Park reports 16 points per person per week for meats cheese butter fats edible oils and canned fish under Office of Price Administration rules for April Farm families urged voluntary rationing to balance scarce supplies Esther Knowles University of Maryland Extension notes farm families may produce for their own tables and should keep stamps for fair distribution Vaneytown fire destroys John Walters home near Mayberry with almost all contents lost including an electric refrigerator and fruit jars Firefighters also extinguish a field fire on Clarence Derr's farm near Keysville Samuel Colt invents a wooden model of a revolver
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College Park
Office of Price Administration
Esther Knowles
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Knowles
Vaneytown
Vaneytown Fire Company
John Walters
Mayberry
Food Army Migrants Move To Colorado Fields
The U S government funds a migration moving Arkansas families to Colorado farms to fill labor gaps. Workers age into training camps, learn irrigation, then pair with Fort Lupton ranches and Arkansas crews for season long farm labor.Governor bears migration costs. two week schooling precedes work. Farmers and workers arrange terms directly, not via the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Port Lupion
Colorado
Mey
Areness
Jenkins
Nsighbor
Inde
Pendence
E. B. Davis
Fort Layston
John Hutson
Fulton County
Davis
Hutson
Two More Japanese Ships Bombed By Gur Planes
Allied headquarters in Australia report two more Japanese ships were bombed off Kavieng New Ireland by four motor bombers. The raid found several enemy vessels near Kavieng about 350 miles northeast of Port Moresby. One merchant ship of 10080 tons and a 6000 ton cargo ship were seen settling after bomb hits.
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Australia
Kaviene
New Treland
High Command
Kavieng
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Steffen Strait
Finschafen
Kasvicng Reid
Way
Kavien
Eight Ounce Parcels May Be Mailed Overseas
The post office announced revised rules allowing sealed eight ounce parcels to be shipped to army personnel overseas without written request. The change relaxes prior restrictions that required soldier addresses to be authorized in writing by commanding officers. The order also permits dispatch of church bulletins and employees publications to those overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offichals
Garden Records Bronen New York April 1942 43 Season
Madison Square Garden hosted a high attend event as New York defeated St. John s in a national invitation tournament matchup. Wyoming held the title as AA contender while the 38 program games drew over 512 826 spectators, reflecting strong interest in the pre season.
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Garden
New York
Madison Square Garden
Wyoming
St. John's
W Yner
National Invitation
Highth Avenue
Ue Prosimams Parliseason
Vitamin A Needs for Egg Production Highlighted
College Park April 2 results from Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station report vitamin A requirements for market egg production match those for hatching eggs. Dr. H. R. Bird finds vitamin A deficiency stops laying before deficient embryos form, suggesting no extra vitamin A beyond a standard mash is needed for breeding stock.
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College Park
H. R. Bird
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Survey Idle arable land in Maryland urged by AAA
Joseph H. Blandford, chairman of the U S Department of Agriculture War Board, announced that county war boards will be asked to survey all idle arable land and coordinate with the Agricultural Adjustment Agency. The effort aims to expand farming, provide rental housing for farmers, and utilize farm land through boards or agencies designated by the War Board.
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College Park
Joseph H. Blandford
Dutshand U.S. Department of Agriture War Board
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Blanded
PhD
Peared
Bland+ford
Ford
Blandford
Buroroe Agrient
War Board
218 Indicted In Lottery Conspiracy Across Regions
Chicago led the nationwide lottery operation with 43,000 weekly tickets printed locally for four games tied to baseball pools and motel antics. Twelve leaders, 206 agents, and distributors face four indictments. Companies named include Lucky Strike, Mutuel, Flyer, and Fair and Square. Headland of Manistique, Michigan, among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
J. Albert Woll
Treasury
Midwest
West
East
South
Examinations Held At Mount St. Marys For V-12 Programs
Sophomores and freshmen at Mount St. Marys College near Emmitsburg took examinations for specialized Army and Navy training. In all 43 students from New York Rhode Island Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland were tested, bringing county totals to 109. Examinations covered subjects qualifying for Government V-12 and V-8 enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's
New York
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Slows Spring Work in College Park
Weather slows spring preparation for planting in College Park as soil remains wet and firm. University of Maryland extension specialist R Ballard cautions patience and outlines soil steps, fertilizer use, and early crop guidance including peas kale radishes onions and potatoes with staged plantings and continued care.
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College Park
Waller
R. Ballard
University of Maryland Extension
Bailard
Ballard
Extension Service
Patman to Probe OPA Powers and Regulations
Congressman Patman of Texas announced an immediate investigation into the Office of Price Administration. He said the committee will review all aspects of OPA orders and rules to determine if emergency price control act provisions were followed. He cited alleged retailer and wholesaler burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Congress
Patman
D-Tex
Pen
OPA
Measles Quarantine Placed After City Infant Illness
An urgent call by Mrs. Howard Wirts of 115 Water Street led Officer Norman Distz to take her baby to the Emergency Hospital where doctors diagnosed measles. The infant was returned home under quarantine, marking a health precaution in the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wirts
Water Street
Norman Distz
Economical Way to Increase Feed Output on Farms
Maryland farm guidance from the University extension stressing pasture improvements as a low cost path to higher hay and protein yields. It covers pasture quality, nitrogen needs, manure use, fertilizer options, and soil-conditioning steps with emphasis on legume growth and balanced grazing management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Ime
Arogvergayt
Magrnder
Hillier
Mugender Andy
Public sale of household goods at Price's Distillery route 75
A public auction of a large household and kitchen items listed in detail will be held at Price's Distillery on Route 75 from Tyallstown to Monrovia on Saturday April 10, 1943 at noon. Furniture and appliances include living room suites tables chairs beds dressers sewing machine washing machine refrigerator stove and other domestic items. Terms cash. no removal until settlement.
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Aving
Dicothis
Weil
Price's
Tyallstown
Monrovia
Gagrigl Lawson
Don Wo
R.L Bell
Maryland Miling & Sunparm
Gaither Road
Sykeaville
Taiay
M. E.W
Ty Herd
Jeany
McCormick-Deerng
McCucick-Deering Brain
McCormick-Deering
Harrow
Aizea IR
Frederick City
Edgar Chnnang Jammer
Murphy
Elfas
Maryland
Frederic
Saia Avenue
Mobherly
Fredesickh
Mar
John V. Bowers
Sandick County
State Income Tax Payments Stepped Up in Maryland
April laws reduced Maryland income tax payments by one third, prompting a rapid surge of tax returns to the Baltimore office. The new rate changes affected both single filers and married couples, with disputes over dependents and credits, and refunds mailed to all who filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
CIA Dd
Soassiebog
Perrins
Cow Tragedy Near Market Street In Norman Incident
A cow wandered into the city Friday night on North Market Street and became frightened. State Trooper Bruce Brachey summoned Norman Diete and Harry Whitlips of the City Police. Officers cornered the distressed animal after a tire rev wind-up.
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Nieth
Perth Steels
North Market Street
Bruce Brachey
Norman Diete
Harry Whitlips
Public sale of Lemuel J. Keller estate personal property
Administrators Edna K. Grimes and Henry S. Keller announce a court ordered sale of Lemuel J. Keller’s varied household and shop goods at his Jefferson home on Saturday April 7 1947 at 10 am cash only. The listing includes appliances, furniture, tools, deer of all kinds and many other items. property to be removed only after settlement. Edward J. Storm attorney.
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Mareedee
Lemupl Jd. Reales
Uaucuscu
Tate
Jefferson
AL Tag A.m
Lemuel J. Kelly
Lectrte Opmrancer
Ogeter
Matorg
Porett
Arts of
Jenina
Iklichen Wiens
Edna K. Grimes
Menry S. Keller
Lemuel
J. Keller
Ohn W. Null
Edward JD. Storm
Public Sale A Household Auction At Unnamed Farm
DAN WIGHT Auctioneer offers a public sale at an unnamed farm listing kitchen cabinets stove couches beds chairs chests and other household items. The note mentions a residence tied to Robert Kennedy and a seller who will return the items to the owner if claimed. Auctioneer details included with miscellaneous items and some garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bovine
Robert Kenenedy
Walter FE
PernisCaah
Dan Wight
Pimped Roots
Didi dl
Apie
Ul White
LIVESTOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS AUCTION NOTICE
Arthur EB Lambert offers 10 head of cattle including four fresh cows two two years bulls and two calves plus 10 hogs with various shoats sows boar and farm machinery list features Deering mower planter disc drill wagons plows harrows corn grinder scales and extensive tools butchers tools harnesses and household items all items sold for cash terms. Auctioneer John Shaw clerk. Lease terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Johnson Corm
Black
Sale Register Questionably Listing Local Advertisers
Fragmentary sale register text lists numerous names and addresses around Frederick and Monrovia with references to consignment items and local businesses. The legible portions name Arthur D. Lambert Johan C. Kidd Alexander St. Winnett Leaning near Quince Richard Umstead Gerrie Peters Curtis Kline Gabriel Lawson Roy Brandenburs and others with scattered directions such as miles east of Frederick and North Market Street.
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Pereieron
Frederick Tarrerounds
Arther D. Lambert
Defersun
Johan C. Kidd
Frederick
j—Alexander St. Winnett
Quince
Rchard
England
Monrovia
Umstead
Poolevalle
Vie Lucinda Geller
Lee T. Fry
Ticca
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Boston Hospital
Grange
Samuel Colt
Food Army
Robert Geiger
Fort Lupton
Cvic
Nowar
Izrai
Ceegargre Og
Fort Lupte
Cole
AY Howes
Cam
Arkansans
Jim Mw Cwareda
Gur
Taten Te A Che Tae
Iity
Poultry Department
Universod
NCAA
Ans Mms
Twearvn
Alernoon
Long Island Ferdiam
Fant Posh
Usnat Tim Commission
Tulsuay
Apr
Frederick, Md
Mt. St. Mary’s
North Market St
John Deere
Oliver
Mammer
Ideal
John Neere
New Eden
Franklin Sedan
Gerrit Peters
Glenn Trout
Emmert R
Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Mt. Pleasant
Philip
O'Brecht, Lukegerle
R. C. A. Hobbs
Albert Franklin
Cetzencdlaner
Jefferson County
Vir
Lginia
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Louis
Court House
Louis DB. Gertzendaner
Frederick County Rards Board
Louis D. Getzendaner
Frederck County
U. Sie
W. Lacy Gidson
Charles McC. Mathiss
C. Edgar Clingan
Lemmest R. Bowlus
Auch
Porli AG Sales
Anna Arnold
Ixvine
Waslington
Inuagta
Poay
Roy A. Huffer
Walt
R. Rowlus
Tily
Lucinda M
Keller
Renner
R. L. Kelly
Jefferson Pike
Rex
Glallon
Sunshine
Shay
Bill
Prince
Jaou
Mesa Sienees Aelelite
Iles
Sair
Arthur EB. Lambert
Tertins
John Shaw
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