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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1943

Page

2

Percheron Sale Attracts Record Prices In Frederick County

A Frederick County Percheron Association sale at the fairgrounds drew 400 bidders as 32 head sold for 10065 dollars, averaging 315 15 per head, with 27 purebred mares at 314 14 and three stallions at 430. Top price 560 for Sir Hudson. Only two animals bought by locals. consignors included Glade Valley Farms and others. Auctioneers were Bowlus and Trout with Henry Shoemaker as clerk. Pedigrees handled by Joseph Vial.

Percheron Association Frederick County Fairgrounds A. D. Scott Fae Jay A See Guillard Nikim Charles Eaves Taneytown Glade Valley Farms North South Carolina New Jersey Sir Hudson Edward N. Derr New Windsor Tuttle Garrison Sir Lae Maryland Frederick Countians Woolervee Suse Knoxville Ormarin St C Earnshaw Upper Marlboro Joseph H. Eyler Thurmont Edwin Hevner Johnsville Hevner Ray H. Norton Potomac Montgomery County Ernest C. Bell Mt. Ephraim N. J Mr. Derr Mr. Hevner Traffert Middletown Monocacy Farms Tyrconnel Farm H. H Werking Luther Remsberg Emmett R. Bowlus Glenn Trout Henry R. Shoemaker Joseph Vial University of Mary- Jang Fred Leinbath K. A. Clark Dan Cox

Steelman Talks Spirit of Compromise in UMW Talks

New York April 5 Dr John R Steelman says the spirit of compromise guides talks between United Mine Workers representatives and operators over a new contract. The UMW plans a nationwide advertising drive detailing wage increase arguments, hoping for direct negotiation rather than National War Labor Board arbitration.

New York John R Steelman Conethahan Cmereme Appalachian United Mine Workers UMW Umiv .A.d Steeman National War Labor Board Edward R Burke Southern Coal Producers Association Steelman Earier Aspalachiac Ag Leichait Farende

Chattanooga canners serve 12 guests from pantry shelves

Chattanooga's Mr and Mrs Charnott illustrate frugal self sufficiency by hosting a home dinner for 12 with minimal outlay. They preserve hundreds of jars, run a Victory garden, raise chickens in a basement brood coop, and balance work,Guard duty, teaching, and Union training while managing daily chores.

NEA Chattanooga Tenn Charles Charnott Chaniofts Hubbard Chantath Tennessee Home Guard Training Union Chanolt Ars Chamiott Mr. Channatt Charnott

Cut Price Rules Tied To Point Reductions

Washington announces that reductions in meat and fat ration point values must be matched by lower retail prices to curb retailer abuse. Also noted is a Negro Health Week observance offering a free pre school and baby clinic at Lincoln School Madison Street Thursday 1 to 4 30 led by Dr Kefauver and staff.

Washington OPA Lincoln School Madison Street BE. C Kefauver

Local Red Cross Drive Surpasses Goal in Frederick County

Frederick County Red Cross reports 39364.57 raised for the 1943 War Fund, surpassing the 27890 allotment with plans to reach 30000. City of Frederick led by Leslie Destabough contributing 25323.04, districts totaling 14041.53, Brunswick district 2341.25. New rural free delivery Route No 4 to Rockville post office with Henry A Dawson Jr as carrier, relieving Routes 1 2 and 3.

Maryland Frederick County Red Cross William M. Storm James H. Gambrill, Jr Frederick Leslie TR. Destabough James H. Falk Brunswick New Rockville F. D. Rockville Rockville Henry A. Dawson Dawson Car Vner

Greatest War Loan Drive To Open April 12

Treasury plans second war loan drive to start April 12 with a $13 billion goal. They seek at least $8 billion from individuals and non banking investors, offering bonds from 25 to 1,000,000 dollars. Calls on Americans to use extra savings to fund the war and to curb inflation by investing in government securities.Harper s Ferry hotel reopens for season under Williams managers after renovations. Harpers Ferry sees renewed tourist activity. Magistrate suspends $10 fines for two drivers, Wivell and Weldin, for expired plates and trailer marker violations, citing state trooper Wilt.

Washington Treasury Harpers Ferry W. Va Histone Hil Top Bert Williams Frank J. Campbell Emmitsburg James Norbert Wivell Thurmont Paul David Weldin Hyattsville Walter Wilt

Ohio Pvt Fox Stationed at Wright Field

In Wright Field Dayton Ohio Pvt Fox son of Mr and Mrs Walter L Fox of 43 East Fifth Street is stationed with the Army Air Corps at Wright Field Dayton Ohio

Pvt Fox Walter L. Fox East Fifth Street Army Air Corps Wright Field Dayton

Lana Turner and Stephen Crane Remarry in Mexico

Lana Turner says she and Stephen Crane, whose first marriage was annulled, remarried in Tijuana on March 14. Turner had sought an annulment over Crane's prior divorce not being final and had claimed she expected a child from that marriage. A spokesman for Turner provided the statement.

Adwood Lana Turner Stephen Crane Tiajuana Mexico Miss Turner Crane

Government Service Anniversary Note in The News

Enclosed letter from Glen Ub WebtUgiwil of Frederick wishes readers well and marks April 16, 1943 as twenty six years in government service. He currently serves in the State Department Diplomatic Service and praises The Frederick News.

VEY &. Glen Ub WebtUgiwil DB. C Frederick iWews Tam State Department

Washington National Monument Height Fact Misread

The Washington National Monument in Washington DC stands 555 feet tall according to official measurements, not 350 feet as sometimes cited. The question of height reflects historical changes in reporting and measurement methods over time.

Washington National Monument Washington, D. C

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