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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1944
Page
6
Local fans voiced disappointment after the Athletics suffered a one sided loss to the Yankees in Friday’s exhibition game. Telephone inquiries to The News Post reflected crest fallen sentiment as word of the result spread.
Twenty five 4 H Club girls from Frederick county enrolled in the Sears Roebuck Victory Garden contest under county home demonstration agent supervision. They will receive plants and seeds and later submit records for the competition. Entrants include Charlotte Reeder Dorothy Schaffer Braddock Betty Thomas Dorothy Smith and others from Braddock Dale Ballenger Jefferson New Market Petersville Unionville Walkersville among listed participants.
A Friday exhibition in Atlantic City credited or ridiculed the Yankee Athletics as 29 errors were recorded. A local radio commentator described the unusual stats over the airwaves while several Mackmen departed.
Secretary Ickes and John L. Lewis with United Mine Workers leaders oversee mine operations since last November. Maryland's vegetable processing sector is represented on six of seven War Food Administration advisory committees. Members include R. D. Cleaveland of H. J. McGrath Company for String beans, C. B. Torsch of Torsch Canning for Lima beans, James M. Shriver of B. F. Shriver for Sweet corn, Charles Walls Sr. of Phillips Packing for Tomatoes, Ralph S. Brown of Brown Canning for Tomatoes, and W. T. Gibbs of Gibbs & Company for Tomatoes. A new egg shell pulverizing machine helps add calcium to foods.
Adrienne meets Fraulein Lange and is escorted by Von Egert while Schafer watches, as Madame Dupont worries over the dangers. Adrienne describes a tense day of escapes and close calls, with Fraulein Lange probing her work and loyalties amid Gestapo vigilance.
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