Nelson says War Production Board over the hump in production
War Production Board chief Don Nelson told the Senate Defense Investigating Committee that the United States is over the hump on military production and will soon offset Axis reserve levels. He cited increased output by America England and Russia and urged fair treatment of dollar a year executives amid persistent criticism.
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Washington
Donald M. Neilson
United States
America
England
Russia
Nelson
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
War Production Board
WPB
Senate
Truman
D-Mo
Rubber Lung Demonstration Aids Wounded Soldiers
At the American College of Physicians a rubber lung device was shown to revive nearly drowned or suffocated sailors and aviators including injured veterans. The Jung baby model has saved blue babies. the adult version covers the abdomen and chest and uses a pump and tube to simulate breathing and remove water.
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St. Paul
American College of Physicians
Jung
Red Cross
Think Kagawa Used As Peace Front
Tokyo broadcasts quote Toyohiko Kagawa asserting that Japanese Christians pray daily for an early end to the war and world peace. The government radio may be launching a peace offensive to gain attention in the United States where Kagawa is well known and his writings circulate widely.
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Tokyo
Domei
Toyohiko Kagawa
Kagawa
United States
Miss Naomi Binford to Speak on Service Work at Hood
Miss Naomi Binford associate secretary of the social industrial section of the American Friends Service Committee will speak at Hood College during regular assembly on Wednesday morning in Brodbeck Hall. She will discuss work projects and international relations seminars planned for summer under the committee. In the afternoon individuals and student groups may confer with her.
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Hood
Naomi Binford
American Friend Service Committee
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
American Friends Service Committee
Salary of French President Topped One Hundred Thousand
The official salary of the President of the French Republic stood at $100000 annually, with one quarter deducted for taxes. The figure appears in archival records reported by AAPHIVE.
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French Republic
Garden Do's and Don'ts for Victory Gardens
Department of Agriculture offers guidance for planning and maintaining victory gardens. Sketches illustrate twelve common mistakes gardeners make and how to avoid them.
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Wide World
Department of Agriculture
Pla
Victory Gardens
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Not Guilty in Baltimore Exposure Case
State's Attorney C F Sybert testified Marshall spoke with him. He met Mrs Rose in a Baltimore tavern and she left the car on the road to Ellicott City, fell in a ditch, and he could not locate her after seeking help. Judges ruled exposure did not prove death beyond reasonable doubt.
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C. F. Sybert
Marshall
Rose
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Inspection praises Maryland State Guard local units
A Regular Army inspector released a full report on Maryland State Guard units in Frederick, praising Companies A and B and the Seventh Battalion Band. Notes commend high discipline, proficient officers, and marksmanship with borrowed .22 rifles, while band members receive first aid training and strong leadership amid limited resources.
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Maryland State Guard
E. Brooke Lee
Frederick
I Lee
G. Hunter Bowers
Leutenant
Hhe
N.C. Ols
Red Cross
Former Legislator Acquitted In Maryland Manslaughter Case
Robert G Marshall former Minnesota State Senator and World War II Distinguished Service Cross recipient was acquitted by two judges in Ellicott City after waiving a jury trial. The body of Sally Ann Rose was found near Baltimore on March 18 in a city field.
Extra Sugar Allotment For Home Canning Use
Baltimore announces a one pound sugar allotment for home canning in May and June. Each person with a war ration hook can gain up to five pounds for preserving fruits and vegetables for home use during the year. Local rationing boards handle applications on a CPA form. Registration for sugar rationing begins April 28 for retailers and wholesalers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Louis C. Burr
CPA
Questionnaires Mailed Out By 2 Draft Boards
Draft boards mailed questionnaires to hundreds of individuals in two counties. Board One listed names with full addresses in Brunswick Frederick and surrounding towns, covering 10481 to 10500, while Board Two extended to 10 401 10 430 with numerous residents from Thurmont Union Bridge and nearby communities.
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Draft Board
John Michael Foland
East Sixth
James David Boyd
Lincoln Apartments
Raymond Grandel Staples
West D Street
Brunswick
Roland Roosevelt Little
Phobus Avenue
Roy Edwin Shewbridge
Earl William Henry Mercer
Clifton
Nevin Asper Dutrow
Harmony Grove
John William Morgan
North Market Street
Arthur Franklin Summers
East Fifth Street
James Henry Cas Ue
North Beniz Street
Edward Ray Pear
West Second Street
Herbert Wilbur Duvall
Walkersville
George Martin Layman
East Sixth Street
Toney Aaron Ryman
Burkittsville
Arthur Pearce Ridgely
East Church Street
East Second Street
Charles Bradley Luhn
Hamilton Avenue
Ralph Arnold Simmons
West Fifth Street
Louis Alfred Simmons
East Patrick Street
Walter Hugh Wills
East Seventh Street
Walter Franklin Bell
Frank Car Wright
Patrick Street
Carroll Dewayne Phillips
East Potomac Street
Charles Robert Ray
Carroll Parkway
William Henry Shoemaker
Frederick
Henry Ford Sigafoose
Board Two
Frederick County
Clarence Powell Stambaugh
Albert Johnson Biffle
Thurmont
Earl Stanley Runkles
New Market
Russell Etzler
Edgar Allen Rothenhoefer
Fishing Creek
Avery Browning
Myersville
Lee William Morgan
Woodsboro
Sam Lewis Smith
Libertytown
Orman Garland Bell
Illamsville
Joseph Dorsey Key
Norman Theophile Seboda
New London
Clarence Martin Lochner
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence Upton Albaugh
Howard Albert Sweeney
Blue Mountain
Alvin Chester Younker
Chestnut Grove
George Ralph Markey
Walter Clayton Martz
Dewey Edward Cole
Maulsby
Trends in Recent American Painting Lecture by Dr Shapley
Dr John Shapley visiting professor at Johns Hopkins will deliver an illustrated talk on Trends in Recent American Painting. The event, Thursday at 7 45 pm, Bradbeck Hall Hood College Frederick. It is sponsored by the Frederick Art Club with the college Arts Club for the public and campus attendees. The same notice lists a May 12 tuberculosis clinic at Winchester Hall with clinician Dr Isadore Lyon and exam locations near Mt Pleasant New Market Garfield and others.
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John Shapley
Johns Hopkins University
Bradbeck Hall
Hood College
Frederick Art Club
Frederick
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
East Church Street
Isadore Lyon
County to Start Real Estate Reassessment This Summer
No extra funds are needed beyond the 1942 budget to begin the county real estate and personal property reassessment. The two man Board of Assessors will oversee the process over several years, with about 7000 dollars allocated for salaries and incidental expenses. Start is not expected before June, following a pattern from 1937 and a five year cycle.
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Board of Assessments
Board of Assessors
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