Missionary hope dim in Japan says Rev. Zaugg
Rev. E H Zaugg, veteran Reformed missionary, spoke at Hood College on postwar Japan. He noted Japan’s militarist control since 1931, widespread sacrifice by common people, and a religious landscape with Shintoism Buddhism and Christianity. He warned Missionaries may not be welcomed after the war and urged a planned Christian campaign for a better world.
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E. H. Zaugg
Reformed Church
Japan
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Zaugg
North Japan College
Senda
War Department
Washington, D.C
Manchuria
Zanes
Kagawa
The
Paul B. Beckhélm
Passing Motorist Helps Injured Automobilist in Route 40 Crash
A passing motorist used a ring to stem bleeding from head and shoulder wounds of Cleveland Stang, 24, Route 1 Mt. Airy, after a head on collision on Route 40 near Pearl Bargain House. Stang was taken to Frederick City Hospital in improved condition. Maynard Bowen, 17, colored, 19 East All Saints Street, drove the other car, owned by William Caniford. Bowen lacked a license. State Trooper William Houck noted Stang was en route to the city when the crash occurred. Investigation remains open.
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Cleveland
Mt. Airy
Pearl Bargain House
Stang
Frederick City Hospital
William Hourk
Maynard Bowen
East
AU Saints
Bowen
Wiliam Caniford
Trooner Houck
Frederick
Axis abandons Kairouan air field in North Africa
Front reports say Axis forces evacuated Kairouan and Sousse in Tunisia and destroyed supply dumps. British Eighth Army reached outskirts of Sousse as Allied HQ announced capture of Sousse and Kairouan with Sfax already taken. Eisenhower’s command cited advances after breakthrough at Fondeuk Pass.
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Axis
Alfield
North Africa
Kairouan
Eighth Army
Sousse
New York
CBS
Algiers
Associated Press
London
Italy
iBy
Rome Radio
Sfax
Tunisia
Eau
Tunis
Fondeuk Pass
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gittinger Declines Run For Frederick Mayor in 1940s Election
Hugh V. Gittinger, noted Frederick businessman and 1940 mayoral loser by 16 votes, states he will not seek any city office in the upcoming triennial election. Alderman Russell H. McCain also announces he will not run for mayor and will seek reelection to the Board of Aldermen. The former candidate thanked supporters but made clear he will not enter the race.
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Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick
Russell H. McCain
Gittinger
County Delegates Attend Interstate Farmers Council Meeting
Four county delegates attend the four state Interstate Farmers Council annual meeting in Baltimore at the Emerson hotel. W. E. Burall E. C. Speaks B B Rosenstock from Farmers Cooperative Association and Ernest R. Shriver from Thurmont Milling and Supply Company attend. President P C Turner presides. the banquet features Ezra Benson discussing differences between farmers cooperatives and Lewis dominated unions.
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Interstate Farmers’ Council
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
W. E. Burall
E. C. Speaks
B.B. Rosenstock
Farmers Cooperative Association
Ernest R. Shriver
Thurmont Milling and Supply Company
Mr Speaks
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
West Virgina
District of Columbia
P. C. Turner
Ezra Benson
Forty seven leave for Fort George Meade to join armed forces
Forty seven area registrants from Draft Board One depart Winchester Hall by four to board at the Baltimore and Ohio station for Fort Meade. Most are 18 year olds granted seven day furloughs to wind up civil affairs before entering service.
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Fort George G. Meade
Winchester Hall
Baltimore and Ohio
Fort Meade
Grover L. Michael, Jr
Clarence W. Anderson
Steed
TD Dawn
Richard TN. Pow2ley, Jr
John E. Young
John A Carpenter
Edward A. Tyeryar
James E. Gilbert
Earl L. Foreman, Jr
Herbert S. Hahn, Jr
Robert L. Hanes
Bernard F. Rhoderick
Warren E. Young
James M. French
Austin C. Harris
Clarence M. Fogle
James E. Mulcahey
Charles P. Crum
James H. Gregory
Chester C. Feaster
Jesse L. Cook
Richard L. Bunkies
Roy C. Miller
Herman A. Roeder
George B. Stupp
Oscar P. Johnson
Harry M. Jackson
William A. Webber
Charles L. Routzahu
Kenneth Etzler
Henry L. Wilson
Weather Almanac Data for April and Recent Days
The report lists 24 hour precipitation none and April totals 3.39 inches, with April 1942 0.94 inches. It notes a deficiency in 1943 precipitation at 1.32 inches, yesterday's high 57 and last night's low 26, with today sunset 7.43 p.m. and sunrise 6.38 a.m. Tomorrow moonrise 1.15 p.m. and moonset 2.56 a.m.
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Norma
Final Rotary Session Opens Maryland District Conference
The 180th Rotary International district gathering began with a religious service at St Pauls Church in Baltimore and a buffet for delegates. Leaders include Joseph S Merritt as district governor and speakers Rev Fulton J Sheen Clinton Anderson and Dr Samuel B Ross. A final business session will elect officers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic University
Clinton P. Anderson
Rotary International
Samuelb. Ross
War Production Board
Joseph S. Merritt
Dundalk
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Licenses Issued At Westminster and Mt Airy Names
Marriage licenses issued at Westminster include Donald G Hann and Georgia R Sullivan Tan eytown Ford R Carter and Ger ttrude M McKenny Mt Airy. Also notes a shift in sex determination for day old chicks from Japanese to American women trained in state agricultural colleges.
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Robert Price
Washington
L. Pearce Bowlus
Mt. Airy
Ford R. Carter
Westminster
Donald G. Hann
Georgia R. Sullivan
Taneytown
Gerttrude M. McKenny
America
War rationing measures outlined for Book Two and fuel plans
The notice explains War Ration Book Two allocations for canned fruits and vegetables, soups, beans, dehydrated soups, and other items. It also covers Meats, fuel oil coupons, gasoline coupons, sugar and coffee stamps, shoe allocations, and bicycle repurchase certificates under wartime rules with a town election set for May 4.
Aspirin sale pitch from old world ad
An advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin claiming no aspirin is free and offers 10 g 36 tablets at 100 for 350, presenting itself as the world s largest seller and urging purchase.
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St. Joseph
Soldiers from Detrick Field Located in India
A letter from Corp. Harold D. Blech reveals at least six soldiers stationed at Detrick Field last summer are now in India. The youth’s note to Earl Haines recalls the Frederick unit’s good times and mentions Haines’ business in the four page tabloid published by the outlet.
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India
Detrick Field
Earl Haines
Corp
Harold
Blech
Frederick
Haines
The
Outat
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Rotary
Bat Strick
Raymond Cook
Route 4
Randolph Waesche
Clinton Waesche
Thurmont
Coffer AK
Citize TQ
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R. Kenneth Barnes
William HH. Hobbs, Jr
Henry W. Clarke
J. Nevin Ports
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Frederick, Maryland
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Sam
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