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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1944
Page
3
Washington announces the fifth World War loan to run June 12 through July with a $6 billion target for individuals and a $10 billion aim from corporations and big investors. Secretary Morgenthau cites direct war costs above $23 billion and urges larger borrowings, noting banks excluded from participation and stressing the need for diverse funding beyond taxes.
State Trooper Brandon Duvall sought the victim of an early Sunday crash near Thurmont. Four youths from Taneytown reported their car struck a possibly intoxicated pedestrian near Evler's stockyards, then left to seek aid. Returning, they found no victim or clear clues to identity, and the man was not visible as the vehicle escaped with minor damage.
Mrs Pauline Stambaugh of Emmitsburg was injured Friday night crossing a street near the Square. Fractured right leg and abrasions. In Annie Warner Memorial Hospital Gettysburg. Condition satisfactory Sunday night. State Trooper Brandon Duvall said Ralph E Putman of Taneytown drove the car. He watched a car come from opposite direction and did not see her in time to stop. No charges yet, investigation continuing.
A decision at the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital biennial meeting calls for a new 150 bed hospital at about 600 000 dollars once after the war when materials are available Plans show construction on the old gymnasium site between the sanitarium and hospital with a six story building a new chapel and removal of the gymnasium The old gymnasium now hosts Seventh Day Adventist church services MUST APPLY PERSONALLY Baltimore April 2 State Office of Price Administration reminds Maryland commercial motor vehicle operators to apply in person for second quarter fuel rations at ration boards to prevent mailed coupons to non fleet operators
An advertisement claims a medicated liquid Kleerex dries pimples overnight. Users praise fast results after nightly application and promise money back if not satisfied. Sold by Williamson's Drug Store at 12 North Market, phone listing included.
Richard C Dupont former head of All American Aviation will be honored posthumously with the John Wetherill Medal of the Franklin Institute at the April 19 ceremony for his work on an on the wing air mail and glider pickup system. Army reinforced near Anzio as Fifth Army reports expect major attacks soon.
Postmaster General Frank C Walker doubts delivering ballots to servicemen overseas for the November election. Mail planes are overloaded, some voting will rely on sea routes, and home county registrations may miss deadlines. He also questioned Roosevelt's fourth term decision.
Match 24 was announced last week The deaths of the two correspondents raised to 29 the number of American and British war correspondents who have perished Light are British Wills 38 joined the Herald in 1934 Emeny 40 had been with the News Chronicle since 1926 Hungarian Army units abandon Carpathian Mountain defenses and surrender to the advancing Russian Army The surrenders may open wide breaches to allow Russians to pour into Hungary Clashes between Hungarian and German forces increase.
A surprise party was held at Willum E Bove’s home near Petersville on Sunday March 26 in honor of Mr Boyers 80th birthday the following day and Mrs Jennie Boyers birthday. Refreshments and two birthday cakes were served with guests including William E Bove Mrs Jennie Boxer Mr and Mrs W B Boxer and others.
A fragment lists Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Boyer and many relatives including Misses Helen Betty Evelyn Boyer Mary Margaret Zechner Jane Reeder and boys Austin Robert Gene Bruce Kenneth Michael Boyer Austin Zecher Hershel Boyer Jr and Homer Boyer Jr indicating a family group in an event within Austin and nearby.
Paul Nigwander and clerks of the Ladies of the Union Bridge Methodist Church advertise a sale offering coffee sandwiches and pies from a church event likely to draw local shoppers and supporters.
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