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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1943

Page

8

Russian Women Win Praise For Part They Have Played In War

War reviewer Walter Graebner lauds Russian women for manning factories farms and workshops to free men for the front. He notes Moscow religious decline since 1917 and cites Father Braun as signaling a growing church. The public pleads for a second front to shorten the war and aid the Red effort.

Wyo Wl Walter Graebner Russia Lippincott Graebner Moscow Father Braun Germany

Community Gardens Here Urged By Speaker

Speaker urges community gardens as a wartime boost to civilian food. Dr Ma honey cites government targets for canned, frozen, and dehydrated goods for armed forces and lend-lease, noting civilian supplies will be alarmingly small. Dehydrated foods such as apples, sweet potatoes, and white potatoes are spotlighted.

Dr. Mahoney University

Cal teen held for slaying five members of his family

Eighteen year old Raymond Latshaw admitted killing his father Amos Latshaw 35 stepmother Clive and grandparents Charles and Bertha Bell and his six year old brother Charles at the Loomis California home police said Los Angeles Detective Capt Vernon Rasmussen said the father had beaten him often without cause and the youth killed to cover up that murder.

Raymond Latshaw Loomis Cal Amos Latshaw Clive Charles Bertha Bell Los Angeles Vernon Rasmussen

Dehydration of Foods Parsimonious for Civilians

Dr. Mahoney reports dehydration shrinks sweet potatoes to a quarter and apples to one eighth their moisture, noting loss of vitamins and limited civilian value. He calls it a godsend for soldiers in Africa where space is tight, but unsuitable for home gardeners. Old drying methods remain in the Victory Garden plan, as a lecture series on canning is announced.

Dr. Mahoney Africa Mahoney T. Stuart Haller

Brice Reappointed to Public Service Commission

Governor OConor reappointed Senate President Arthur H. Brice to the Public Service Commission after Brice resigned before the 1943 General Assembly. The assembly ended Sunday. The 1942 cotton crop supplied enough oil to furnish every person in the United States with 10 pounds of food fat.

Brice Annapolis Herbert R. O'Conor Senate Arthur H. Brice Public Service Commission United States

Fire extinguished after mountain forest blaze near Charles Town

Charles Town West Virginia April 5 a forest fire on the mountain southeast of town across the acu andoah river was brought under control Sunday by firefighters after burning several days with no heavy property damage. RAF bombers attacked the Rangoon station today dropping many 1000 pound bombs and lighter charges fires visible for 60 minutes according to a British communique. Workers assemble binoculars in an air conditioned environment to keep them dust free.

Charles Town W. Va Here Acuandoah River Rangoon New Delhi

Twenty Two 18 Year Olds In March Draft Registration

The draft headquar ters list 22 men aged 18 who attained 18 during March, registered at local Draft Board One. They will be classified and called for physicians and induction into the armed forces shortly. Names include Gilbert Printz, Robert Bell, William Proctor, and others across Frederick, Brunswick, Middletown, and surrounding towns. American farmers asked to produce 57 billion quarts of milk in TS12.

Twonky-Cwo Latie Mage One Tiatay Gilbert Franklin Printz New Adedition Brunswick Robert Porto Bell Frederick Willian Randolph Proctor Harry Thames Paul Douglass West South Street Donald Richard Shipley Patrick Street Richard Courtney Wires Fred Lester William Baker Fifth Street Carl Samuel Davis Dowles Jerome Franklin Hahn Water Street Lester Hawes Buckingham Buckeystown Mirelin Albert F. Walters Wes Fourth Street Harold Eilwood Eyler East Seventh Street Frank Bagley Draper West Norman Oscar Palmian Carroll Lee Richotts East Second Street Ernest William Albsugh Waliseville Charles Frantticlin Tyeryar Oscar Leroy Naas West Patriek Street Ruby Lawrence Marsh Middletown Rowe Herbert Waller Collins Thirteenth Street Tlowarnt Kenneth Ault Dayton Avenue Bringwick

Freshman Jeep for War Effort Hits $906 in Stamps

Frederick High School inaugurates Schools at War Jeep campaign with freshmen buying stamps and bonds totaling 906 dollars to fund one jeep. The program runs eight weeks, with sophomores through seniors taking turns weekly, each Monday pushing toward the goal and allowing a week to catch up if needed.

War Declaration Expected in Bolivia as Wallace Visits

La Paz Bolivia April 6 a rapid Bolivian war declaration against the Axis powers was forecast today as the country welcomed Vice President Henry A Wallace with a display of Western Hemisphere solidarity unseen during his visit.

la Paz Bolivia Henry A. Wallace

Orange Bread Fill In For Your Lenten Menu

A compact recipe for Orange Bread suitable for meatless meals during Lent. It uses orange rind and juice, water, milk, egg, sugar, shortening, and whole wheat flour with baking powder. The batter is baked in a 9x5x3 inch pan at 350 F for 30 to 60 minutes, with optional white flour mix and chopped nut meats.

California State Flower Transition to Golden Poppy

A note on the state flower of California, tracing the official designation from prior symbols to the golden poppy as the state flower. The change highlights cultural identity and regional symbolism celebrated in state history.

California

Executor's Notice From Frederick County Maryland Record

Subscriber has been granted letters testamentary by the Orphans' Court of Frederick County Maryland for the estate of the deceased. This notice informs interested parties to present claims or demands according to law and within the time limits set by court rules.

Orephats’ Court Frederick County Macyland Fettera Charles Wilson Alaryland Virginia M. W Leslie N. Coblentz Matyland John Henry Cillis Maryland Holbe Orphany Court Tetiere Raymond Eugene Reich Cramer Woonaow W Cramer George A Pearre dMar Orephans' Court Nannie May Yeager Charles Lee Yeager Jacob Rohrback Aitotuos Circuit Court Leonard Sier Walter F. Sier H. Kieffer DeLauter George R. Dennis, Jr Ellis C. Wachter Arthur Carr

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