Career Wives Debated by Hood Panel of Six Men
Six men at an 8 o'clock Hood panel discussed whether career wives are assets or liabilities. Opinions varied from cautious pragmatism to staunch opposition, with leaders like Leonard Dill Jr and Rufus Zimmerman noting individual choice and the impact of financial necessity on married women in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Forsythe
Gambrill Gymnasium
Leonard Dill, Jr
Alumni Society of
The
University of Pennsylvania
Donald Davis
Princeton Theological
Davis
Howard Bollinger
George Washington University
Forsythe
Cleveland
Ohio
Roswell Lyon
Harrisburg
Department of Pennsylvania Public Safety
Hood
Rufus Zimmerman
New York City
U.S. Steel Corp
Robert H. Pilgram
Frederick
Heaod
Dill
Mr. Zimmerman
Lyon
Whistler
Eleanor Roosevelt
Zimmerman
Tivar
Washington
Census claim sparks gender work debate in 1940s panel
A panel discussion ends with a controversial claim that eight hours of work could rely on male workers, prompting applause. Speaker Mr Lyon cites 1942 census data showing more women than men, predicting dramatic shifts as figures rise toward 1942 midnight, implying fewer men in the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Two Acquitted Of Accident Charges
Magistrate Thomas acquitted David Eugene Goins of failing to signal and Larry Wayne Lawson of reckless driving in a three car collision on West Patrick street last Sunday. The crash caused about 500 dollars damage and injured 11 year old Frances Louise Toms, a passenger with Lawson. John A Martin of Hagerstown also damaged but not charged. Officer Alton Twentey investigated. Local counsel for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Glass
West Patrick Street
David Eugene Goins
Hampton
Larry Wayne Lawson
Sjamsville
Goins
Camp Detrick
Patrick Street
Spaughman
Lawson
Birthday Surprise for C H Painter in Lovettsville
A surprise birthday dinner for C H Painter of Lovettsville Va was held at his home last Sunday A three tier cake decorated the center of the table Games were played and a mountain trip to gather wildflowers followed Present were many relatives and friends from Bruns wick Lovettsville Knoxville Purcellville and Purcellville area communities including the Painters Coopers Dawsons Ayers Orrison Main Brady Hamilton and Payne Various spouses and children attended from the listed households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Painter
Lovettsvie
Roy Cooper
Knoxville
Charles Cooper
Judy
Porgy Cooper
Jimmy Dawson
Nora Lee Dawson
Donald Dawson
Donna Jean Dawson
Walton Bradey
Orrison
Ruth Orrison
Arlene Painter
Brunswick
William Painter
Elaine Painter
Ernest Ayers
Joyce Ayers
George
Brady
Beverly Brady
Lovettsville
Helen Main
Barabsra
Janice Main
James Hamton
Cynthia Hamilton
Elsie Payne
Purcellville
Maryland firms win military contracts worth 216 million
The Munitions Board reported Maryland firms received 216,973,000 in prime military contracts in the seven months ending January 31, with total contracts at 8,927,407,000. It noted the figures do not reflect geographic distribution since some work is sub contracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Munitions Board
Maryland
Annual Scout Meet Monday Officers to be elected
Francis Scott Key District Boy Scouts of America will hold their annual meeting Monday evening at the Southern restaurant. Officers to be elected for the coming year. Skipper Wilson new Scout executive of the National Capital Area Council and his assistant Joe Davis to be introduced in Frederick. Scouters and ladies dine at 6 45. Rev Bozel to give invocation. Program opened by Cub Robert Broadrup Scout Peter Fahrney Explorer Carlos Gosnell. District Chairman Alvey V Renn presides. Nominating committee report by Thomas W Ostman. Address by Rev W M Weaver. Special recognition by Rev W C Royal. Richard Hammond to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
Southern
Wilson
National Capital Area Council
Frederick
Joe” Davis
Robert A. Bozel
Green bar pow wow and scout masters encampment today at Camp Baker
Field Scout executive Don Simp son is handling reservations for a green bar pow wow from 1 to 7 and a Scout masters encampment from 3 to 4 at Camp Baker. NOT SUBJECT TO CONTROL Timber stumpage sale exempt from general price ceilings. OPS notes timber variation and widespread tract counts make price control impractical. During World War II stumpage was generally exempted from price control orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Simpson
Camp Baker
Joseph Y W. Blandford
Production and Marketing Administration State Committee
Wore
Office of Price Stabilization
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Mt. Airy
Apts
R. C. Boyer
Middletown
P. B. Roop
America
Philco
RCA
Admiral
Motorola
Sylvania
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus, Md
George F. Shaw
Alta M. Shaw
John L. Ponton
Bowling Alley Equipment
Frederick Recreation Center
North Market St. Frederick, Md
National Cash Register
Hamilton Beach
Maek
Baker
N. Market SL
Emmert RK. Bowlus
M. Alexander
Edward D. Storm
Sherman P. Bowers
Henry Himes
Buckeystown
Joseph A. Myers
Set
Dan Swomley
Frederick County Holstein
Breeders’ Association
Fair Grounds, Frederick, Md
Dunloggin
J. Homer Remsberg
Chr
R. Austin Backus
Hasing
Urbana
Kemptown
Frederick County
Rinfordshire
Westinghouse
Ijamsville Methodist Church
Nathan J. England Emmert &. Rowlus
R. L. Kelly
News
Old Windsor Farm
Cedar Grove
Clarksburg
Gaithersburg
Damascusa Montgomery Co
Wisconsin
John M
Jack) Tregoning
Talent House
Towson Armory
Towson
Sheraton
Lowestoft
Shakespeare
U. S. Grant
Seth Thomas
Bartlett and
Sara Owen
Emmert R. Bowlus
Frederick. Md
Walkersville, Md
Frederick Street
Walkersviire, Md
Davenport
Lehr
M. Glenn Hahn
Glenn Trout
Raymoni BE. Kelly
Cold Spring
Maradam Road
McKinstry Mills
New Windsor
Guernsey
Oliver H. G. Crawler
McCormick-Deering
Farmall A
New Holland
Plymouth
David Hoff
Trout
Hoff and Roop
Sidney Lease
Cart Haines
Clerks
GIRLS
Woodsboro
Morris
Federal
Nina C. Anders
Glenn C. Trout
Raymond Kelly
Sappington
Johnsville
Keymar
T. B
Ford Tractor
John Deere van Brunt
Deere
Dellinger
John Deere
Raymond L. Kelly
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Jefferson Boulevard
I “Hutchison
Lipman
McCreary
Austria
Lowe
M. JT. Croghan
Frederick, Md
Horace M. Alexander
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