25 City High School Boys To Aid Farmers
Frederick high school students ready for summer farm work with 25 volunteers seeking interviews with farmers. County agent and AWVS officers collect applications as Kiwanis and Chamber discuss farm labor needs and summer closings for volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City High
Retail Merchants Association of
Frederick
Charles W. Willis
Frederick High School
Willis
County Farm Labor Committee
Kiwanis
Clarente C. Carty
Chamber of Commerce
J. Oswald
University of Maryland Extension Service
AWVS
Sources From Which To Obtain Farm Help
College Park April. Dr. T B Symons outlines multiple sources for farm labor mobilization including migrant labor, county placement, high school volunteers, training women workers, conscientious objectors, prison labor, and city manpower. Extension Service coordinates with counties to direct labor resources for 1944 45 with emphasis on work simplification and inexperienced labor. Exhibit at Hood College features Contemporary Prints by American Artists with student jury and public access. Miss Betty Ruth Fell visits Cooling Springs Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
T. B. Symons
Extension Service
State Farm Labor Advisory Committee
Symons
Secretary of Agriculture
HOGD
American Federation of Arts
Washington, D. C
Hood College
Kenneth Adams
Jona Taylor Arms
Arnold Blanch
Julius Bloch
Emil Ganeo
Benton Spruance
Social and Rotary events in Baltimore and Kenosha
Seeley Commer and Mrs Fitzpatrick host a cocktail party in Frederick in honor of Commander Fitzpatrick’s brother and sister in law, with a long list of guests including James H. Gambrill and many others. A district Rotary conference is set for Baltimore Lord Baltimore hotel with religious services at St Paul’s and world unity theme. Waring Allen engagement from Kenosha announces aviation cadet Dawson Waring’s betrothal to Gertrude Susan Allen with naval reserve ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer
James H. Gambrill
James W. Gambrill HY
John Ed Schell
Vire Asteroe Mc Roker
William Dave Morton
A. S. Ellin
Russell Zimmerman
O. F. Amick
Edward P. Thomas
W. Clinton McSherry
Francis Perrott
Chas, Byerly, Sr
Anna Marie Budde
Gray Boyce
Farl M. Heavrin
A. ¥. Malcomson
M. J. Croghan
F. Ness Myers
H. L. Fahrney
Samuel S. Johnston
Guy K. Motter
Lloyd C. Culler
E. Austin James
Francis X. Staley
Nan Gilbert
Mark$. Gallart
William F. Sauer
Alvin G. Quinn
Leo Miller
Jewel Ens
Frank D. Worthington
Ransom R. Lewis
Charles Byerly
Wilam B. Lebherz
Harriet Lebherz
John Miller
D. C. Winebrewer
Rotary Clubs
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
World Unity
Alfred R. Bolz
Elias E. Ramsburg
Waring-Allen
Kenosha
Wis
Gertrude Susan Allen
Dawson Waring
I. U.S. NL OR
Carlos Chester Allen
Miss Allen
Kemper Hall
Erskine School
Boston
Mer Flance
John D. Waring
Comanche
Tex
Naval Reserve
Northwestern University
Evanston, NJ
Engagement Announced and Military Moves Across Town
Engagement news spans Irene M. Cox and Billy Joe Nuckels with a Washington DC wedding planned for April 17 while locals note sons in the Army Air Corps and Navy, brief moves from Maryland to North Africa, and assignments at Buckley Field and Camp Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Cox
Washington, D.C
Irene M. Cox
Billy Joe
Nuckels
Yeoman
Navy
Arlington Annex
Arlington
Cox
W. C. Cox
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
C. and P. Telephone Co
Washington
Yeoman Nuckels
Soldier Geisler returns from furlough after Georgia wedding
Sgt. James A Geisler, son of Mrs Martha Geisler Urbana, has returned to Camp Gordon after a ten day furlough at home. He wed January 23 in Augusta Ga to Miss Jeannette Hall of Grovetown Ga. Mrs Geisler accompanied her husband home. Capt FL Lester Smith who was called to Frederick for his father’s death returned Friday to Duke University where he is stationed in the Finance School. Pyi Grasan S Barrier Camp Pickett Va spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Allen Lenk
Philadelphia
Dorothy H Ellis
Washington
Wesley S. Tull
Record Street
Mercursburg Academy
Mercersinteg Pa
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Phi Kappa Sisma
Otis Mills Carseat
Hevig G
Leazer Main
Middletown
Frederick
Camp Swift
Texas
Main
Charles F. Main
Clifford J. Savlie
West
Patrick Street
Shirley Kogod
Erwin Ornstein
Miss Kogod
Fred S. Kogod
Buchanan Street
Washington, D. C
James A Geisler
Martha Geisler
Urbana
Camp Gordon
Sgt. Geisler
Augusta
Jeannette Hall
Grovetown
Lester Smith
Fredenck
Duke University
Finance School
U. S. Army
Engagement announced for Day Ruth Reed Thompson
Mr and Mrs Reed Thompson of Brunswick announce the engagement of their daughter Day Ruth to Sergeant Bernard C Staley now stationed at Fort Sheridan No date set for the wedding.
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Reed T. Thompson
Brunswick
Day Ruth
Bernard C. Staley
Fort Sheridan
Brunswick native Burrier noted at home and abroad
At the home of his parents in Walkersville and among Brunswick friends, Pat Burrier, a former Brunswick High School faculty member, is mentioned. Lieut. John A. Hansen Jr is transferred from Camp Davis North Carolina to Fort Bliss Texas. Miss Mary Rosalind Michael of Doubs celebrates her tenth birthday. Miss Margaret June Muller, starting WAVES training February 22, promoted to seaman second class with address listed. Pvt Lee McC. Wiles Jr graduates from Lowry Field Army Air Forces Technical Command Armament School on April 3 after six months’ training in Maryland Florida South Carolina and Colorado. Also notes a stock market update from New York April 10.
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Grason D. Burrier
Walkersville
Brunswick
Pat Burrier
Brunswick High School
Margaret June Muller
M. J. Miler
Chadbourne Hall
N. T
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wir
Pvt
Lee McC. Wiles, Jr
Lowry Field
Colorado
Army Air Forces Technical Command Armament School
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Army
Maryland
Florida
South Carolina
U. S. Ships Named Lexington in Four Major Wars
The article traces how US Navy ships have carried the name Lexington across four major conflicts, highlighting the name’s enduring legacy in American naval history and its association with battles, ships, and national service.
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U. S
Lexington
North Africa Stationed Soldier Named Cooper Brother of Hartzell
In North Africa since November, Pfc. Eugene A. Cooper of Dickerson is listed as Asn. 33908410 Ca D, 21st Engineers Ava., APO 762, New York City. His brother Hartzell Cooper is noted as next of kin.
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Fic. Cooper
Hartzell Cooper
Dickerson
North Africa
Eugene A. Cooper
21St Engineers
Ava
APO
New York City
New York
Broken Button Lands 4 In Jail
Four youths from Sandy Hook faced Juvenile Court in Hagerstown after a broken sweater button tied them to multiple thefts. Gerald Burlington 14 and Daniel Payne 12 were committed or placed on probation, with Franklin Reynolds 19 also under probation. The group allegedly broke into Sandy Hook school on March 26 stealing more than seven dollars and other items from the Potomac View Inn on March 23. Buffalo Buffington, already jailed, admitted to thefts while linked to both robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Hagerstown
Maryland Training School
Gerald Thomas Burlington
Y H. M. Miller
Charles Wilbur Payne
Daniel Calvin Payne
Franklin Richard Reynolds
Potomac View Inn
Buffington
Baltimore & Ohio
M. E Magaha
Weverton
Sandy Hock
Bruce Brachey
Daniel Payne
Haig Digkis
Helping To Meet Three Wartime Clothing Jobs
College Park April. Sewing machine care and repair demonstrations aid three wartime clothing tasks making over and mending says Miss Helen Shelby clothing specialist and A Y Krewatch specialist in agricultural engineering for University of Maryland extension service. Demonstrations show homes can save wartime resources by repairing old machines and maintaining them without tools, turning gummed and poorly running machines into usable assets. The staff report 23 demonstrations to date with makers achieving about 3000 dollars in service value and 1700 dollars in avoided replacements. Old machines can often be restored to first class condition with cleaning oiling and adjustment, often by the homemaker herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Helen Shelby
A. Y. Krewatch
University of Maryland Extension Service
Krewatch
Conference Ends Sunday Rev N C Acton To Acton
The Tri Diocesan College Conference ends Sunday with Rev Mr Acton delivering the sermon at All Saints Church College Park as part of worship and the corporate communion. Delegates from Maryland and DC attend meals and a dinner веч.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Acton
St. Andrew's Church
College Park
University of Maryland
All Saints
Acton
Virginia Theological Seminary
St. John's Church
Weahingins TV
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
District of Columbia
St. Mary's
F. B. Sappington
Anti-Inflation Order Sparks Dual Interpretations
New York April 14 Roosevelt's anti inflation directive drew two readings from the United Mine Workers of America and Appalachian soft coal operators amid stalled wage talks. John L. Lewis argued the order may aid a salary increase while operators claimed it violates the Live Steel formula. Burke welcomed the move, and Southern operators pressed to extend wage contracts through 1944 or 130 days after the war's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers of America
Appalachian
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Coml
J. O'Neal
Burke
DeMolay to Install Frederik Chapter Officers
DeMolay to install Frederik Chapter officers at a special Masonite Temple session Tuesday evening. A reception and entertainment will follow investiture. Officers include Councilor Bernard Gilbert and Richard Wachter among seated roles. seven Preceptors listed are John Stauffer Irving Zimmerman Richard Metcalf Glenwood Mackley Ralph Shipley Homer Palmer Vernon Christianson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik
Bernard Gilbert
Richard Wachter
Clyde Ronay
James Hane
Claude Fogle
Denton Rodney Lentz
Beacon
Glenn Trout
David Vulman
Robert Hane
William Renn
Lavier Michaal
John Stauffer
Irving Zimmernan
Richard Metcalf
Glenwood Mackley
Ralph Shipley
Homer Palmer
Vernon Christianson
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Misa
Betty Ruth Fell
Rosalind Michael
Cooling Springs Farm
Doubs
Seeley
Chantel K. Doll
Frank A. Doll
Meadow Brook Farm
Fort George G. Meads
Army Atr Corps
Miami Beach
Fla
A Frankin Biels
Aviy Medial Corps
Africa
Mais
Mais A. Birely
Thurmont
Joyce Lee Remsberg
College of Willam and Mary
Williamsburg
J. Homer
Remsberg
Raymond Stevens
Roger Rothenhoefer
North Market Street
R. L. Dawson
Iran
Harry C. Ledwich
Baltimore and Ohio Y. M.C. A
United States
John Edgar Yinger
West Fifth Street
John Edgar Yinger, Jr
Buckley Field
William 8. Pryor
Wiliam $. Pryor, Jr
Charles F. Smith
Libertytown
Ezra Houck, Jr
Colonial Apartments
Second Street
Blakely
Panama City
New Orleans
Ivan G. Naugié
Nited Brethren Church
Church School
Naugle
John H. Urner
Joseph Golds
Charmont
E. K. Worman
New Houck
City
Casper E. Cline, Jr
New Cumberland
West Third Street
Oliver F. Englebrecht
Mere Olen Proto
Brecht
West South Street
Wae
Ai Force
William J. Bushwaller
Ezra Houck
East Secord Street
Dorothy Webb
Ernest C Webb
East Second Street
Janet Schoonmaker
Eugenia Nichols
Idamae Riley
Daisy Ruth Thompson
John A. Hansen, Jr
Camp Davis
N.C
Fort Bliss
Mary Rosalind Michael
Detrick Field
Frederick, Maryland
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
N.C. Acton
All
Louis R. Schoalman
U. S. Navy Medical Corps
Southwest Pacific
Nathaniel C. Acton
Trainmaster's Office
Brunswick, Md
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Amer
Swat
Vagolit Stoute
N. Howard J
Baltimore, MD
Storm & Shipley
Sion Advises
Apply Employment Office
Wake Production Board
Hanmer
Georgia
Hammaker Brothers Thermont
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