More Tires To Be Available
Washington reports a May rationing quota of 633665 tires for passenger cars and recapped tires, up from April. List A eligibles get priority for 578092 recaps and 238259 new tires, with List B receiving the remainder. Trucks and farm vehicles receive 379060 recapped tires and 238259 new tires. Price Administrator Henderson urges recaps from reclaimed rubber and drives under 40 mph. Senator Herring questions War Department rubber needs while forecasting civilian supply improvements. Secretary Jones cites synthetic rubber plans aiming 700000 tons annually by end-1943 for military use.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Leon Henderson
Senator Herring
Dtowa
War Department
Jones
Herring
United Nations
United States
Russia
Gas Ration Figures Compare Wide US Gas Allowances
American motorists face oline rationing with varying allowances. The United States sets about 25 gallons a month for 17 Eastern States starting May 15, Canada 360 to 432 gallons per year, Cuba half normal, England 120 miles a month for spring and no fuel after July except genuine need, Axis territories long restricted.
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Associated Press
United States
Canada
Cuba
England
Damages Sought in Four Suits Over 1940 Fatal Crash
Heirs of Edna Smith, Mrs. Charles P. Riordan, Catherine Joy and Elizabeth Phillips file four suits in Carroll County Circuit Court seeking 100000 each from the estate of Edwin M. Mullinix of Eldersburg. The 1940 accident near Johnsville killed five returning from Taneytown when a curve collision with Carl Mullinix’s car occurred. Mullinix suffered injuries requiring amputation of one leg.
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Carroll County
Edna Smith
Charles P. Riordan
Catherine Joy
Elizabeth Phillips
Edwin M. Mullinix
Eldersburg
Taneytown
Johnsville
Carl Mullinix
Mullinix
Weather Report Summary for April 1942
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation to 8 am today none. April to date 0.88 inch. normal April 3.38 inches. Actual April 1941 3.67 inches. deficiency in 1942 to April 1 1.04 inches. High yesterday 83, high last year 65. low last night 40, low last year 32. Sun sets 7:57 pm, rises 6:20 am. Moon rises 3:24 pm, sets 3:53 am. EWSPA perl 4 CHIVE
Shapley Speaks on New Objectivism and Surrealism at Hood
Dr John Shapley visiting Johns Hopkins lecturer discussed trends in American painting at Hood College Brodbeck Hall with Frederick Art Club and student Arts Club. He outlined three art production methods imitation expression design and described new objectivism as a fusion of imitation and design. He contrasted surrealism as super real art emphasizing subconscious and time in art. An informal reception followed in the Y Hut.
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John Shapley
Johns Hopkins University
Frederick Art Club
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Shaples
Dr. Shapley
Duchamp
Lfe
Art Club
Y-Hut
Haystack derived drug fights blood clots and pneumonia
Dicoumarin, found in spoiled haystacks, shows promise in preventing clots and postoperative pneumonia. Researchers led by Dr. Edgar V. Allen and Dr. Nelson W. Barker credit Karl Paul Link and Wisconsin scientists for the discovery. The drug, cheaper than Heparin, may cost about 1 to 1.50 dollars daily, with early use saving lives and reducing postoperative complications.
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St. Paul
American College of Physicians
Edgar V. Allen
Nelson W. Barker
Mayo Clinic
University of Minnesota
Karl Paul Link
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Medical Us
Allen
Mayo
Irving $. Wright
New York City
Bomb Bases Where They Think Americans Landed
Japanese broadcasts claim three consecutive days of air attacks on Chinese bases near Japan. The communique says naval and army bombers destroyed planes and hangars at Chuhsien in western Chekiang, Lishui in southern Chekiang, and Yushan in north Kiangsi. The bases were targeted after Tokyo suggested US bombers that raided Japan earlier moved on to China.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Chuhsien
Chekiang Province
Lishui
Chekiang
Yushan
Kiangsi
Imperial
United States
Professional Methods To Sell Bonds Urged
New York, April 24. President Walter M. Dear of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged that war bond advertising be conducted with professional methods, similar to how the government handles other war material. He stressed that advertising is a skilled profession and a major industrial investment employing many workers and substantial goods.
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New York
Walter M. Dear
American Newspaper Publishers Association
4-H All Stars Open Meeting at Heights Maryland
The All Stars of Maryland 4-H Clubs arrive at Vindabona Hotel Braddock Heights for their annual gathering. Registration starts at four with a banquet at seven, followed by a later meeting and Sunday sessions. Over 100 youths are expected. FE Jenkins oversees the event. Rufus King of Rockville chairs.
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All Stars of Maryland
Vindabona Hotel
Braddock Heights
Wll
FE. J. Jenkins
Rufus King
Rockville
Final Rehearsal Sunday For Elijah Oratorio
Final rehearsal for Mendelssohn Elijah will be held tomorrow afternoon from two to four at Calvary Methodist church. The performance Sunday May 3 at 2 30 in Frederick High School auditorium features the Frederick Community Chorus and Orchestra directed by Prof. Paul B Beckhelm of Hood College.
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Mendelssohn
Elijah
Frederick High School
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Paul B. Beckhelm
Hood College
25 Belgians Shot Monthly By Germans
London reports that German forces have been shooting 20 to 25 Belgian patriots each month to quell pro-British sentiment. The Belgian government in exile says a White Brigade, an active Nazi occupation group, is arming Belgians to act when the Allies land in Europe. Also noted is North Carolina having 32 white and seven Negro denominational and privately endowed colleges and universities.
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London
Government In Exile
Information Service
North Carolina
Freshman Sophomore Hop At Hood College Tonight
Bradley and his orchestra play the annual Freshman Sophomore Hop in Coblentz Hall Hood College campus from 8 30 to midnight Vocalists Lynn Gardner and Terry Allen headline and the band has notable New York hotel engagements. The receiving line lists college officials and guests including Swarthmore and Millville delegates. Also notes a tea, teas, and campus staff and student leaders with military and local family news.
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Hood
Will Bradley
Coblentz Hall
Hood Ccllege
Lynn Gardner
Terry Allen
Prom &S
Henry I Stahr
Dorothy I. Morrill
Alberta F. Brown
Margaret L. Kohlenberger
Lillian Brown
Miriam Apple
Joseph Henry Apple
Cornelia Lee Payne
Swarthmore
Ady Anderson
Millville
N. J
Hood College
Meyran
Margaret Cirton
College Infirmary
Laura Mary Flynn
Emily Myers
Frederick
Bridge-busting officer calls Burma strike his perfect work
On the Irrawaddy front April 7, a Glasgow second lieutenant overseeing Indian sappers boasted of wiring 270-foot Allanmyo bridge for blast. He described 60 drilled gelignite holes and careful timing to deny Japanese advance, as British rearguard withdrew under pressure.
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Neofe Thantel de Luce
Associated Press
Burma
Irrawaddy
India
Daniel DE Luce
Glasgow
Allanmyo
Salween
Rangoon
May Day Dance at Frederick High School Event
Triangle Hi- Club hosted a May Day preview dance at the Frederick High School gym with about 30 couples attending. Beta Hit members and faculty chaperones supervised as green and white streamers decorated the gym and records provided music. Refreshments followed later in the evening.
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Triangle Hi- Gives
Triangle
Frederick High School
Beta Hit
F. Russell Young
R. Ames Hendrickson
Bernard F. Davis
Alvin G. Quinn
William §. Ray, II
The
Jean Gosnell
Miriam Winebrewer
Herman Hauver
Herman Knuppel
Questionnaires Mailed Out by Frederick County Draft Board No 2
Questionnaires are mailed Friday by Frederick County Draft Board No 2 to order numbers 10.521 to 10.530 inclusive. Names listed include Martin Luther Ropp near Frederick Ambrose Vincent Eckenrode Emmitsburg Frank Harley near Frederick Claud Elmer Forney Unionville Granville MarcelIus Layman Thurmont Lawson Jennings Schreyver Myersville Franklin Foeman near Frederick William E Rhinecker Mt. Airy Gilbert Tilghman Lee Adamstown William Kennard Rhoderick near Frederick Grover Samuel Korrell near Frederick Norman Ramsburg Fey Thurmont Paul Ray Wisner near Frederick Milton Monroe Poole near Frederick Guy Clayton DeGrange near Frederick Oliver Wilson Runkles near Frederick LeRoy Stitely Thurmont Marc Ayaph Chaybaugh Union Bridge Edward James Coleman near Frederick Curtis Eugean Lee near Frederick Clyde Jacob Kendall Lantz Victor Jesse Gadhill near Frederick William McKinley Dixon Thurmont John Herman Fogle Keymar Joseph Albert Salter Emmitsburg John David Main near Frederick George Edward Grubbs Yamsville Harvey Michael Albaugh Rocky Ridge Aulden W Johnson Lewistown Henry Bernard Eckenrode Jr Rocky Ridge.
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Frederick County
Martin Luther Ropp
Frederick
Ambrose Vincent Eckenrode
Emmitsburg
Frank Ellsworth Harley
Claud Elmer Forney
Unionville
Granville Marcellus Layman
Thurmont
Lawson Jennings Schreyver
Myersville
Franklin Foeman
Wm E. Rhinecker
Mt. Airy
Gilbert Tilghman Lee
Adamstown
William Kennard Rhoderick
Grover Samuel Korrell
Norman Ramsburg Fey
Paul Ray Wisner
Milton Monroe Poole
Guy Clayton DeGrange
Oliver Wilson Runkles
LeRoy Stitely
Marc Ayaph Chaybaugh
Union Bridge
Edward James Coleman
Curtis Eugean Lee
Clyde Jacob Kendall
Lantz
Victor Jesse Gladhill
William McKinley Dixon
John Herman Fogle
Keymar
Joseph Albert Salter
John David Main
George Edward Grubbs
Yamsville
Harvey Michael Albaugh
Rocky Ridge
Aulden W. Johnson
Lewistown
Henry Bernard Eckenrode, Jr
Police Court Cases Tried Friday Night
William Cromwell was fined 25 or 25 days in jail for drunkenness on the street after testimony by Sergt Frank Dorsey and James Holt. Magistrate Allen Bennett ordered the sentence. Cromwell remained jailed in lieu of the fine. A street fighting case also heard found Henry Haines, William Blank, and Bennie Wetzel guilty of disturbing the peace and fighting in public, each fined 10 collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Cromwell
Sergt Frank Dorsey
James Holt
Allen ¥. Bennett
Cromwell
Henry Haines
William Blank
Bennie Wetzel
Trial testimony and fines from state arrest cited
Testimony was offered by Officer Tyergar and James Hoff. Collateral forfeitures included Herbert Frazier and Franklin Sanders, both of this city, fighting in public, $2.50. Harry Wilmer Bock, Hagerstown, pleaded guilty of exceeding the 30 mile speed limit and was fined $3 and costs. The arrest was made by State Trooper Wilt. It takes ten sheep to clothe one U. S. soldier, according to estimates of wool men.
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Tyergar
James Hoff
Herbert Frazier
Franklin Sanders
Harry Wilmer Bock
Hagerstown
Wilt
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Shapley
Heights
Sie
Joseph S. Reynolds
Fort Dix
Fair Grounds
Reynolds
Jesse P. King
Ridgeville
St. Petersburg
Fla
Marlowe Cline
Middletown
Langley Field
California
Cline
Madelyn Harper
William E. Zimmerman
West College Terrace
Samuel North
Baltimore
North
Walter L. Remsberg
Anne Pearce
Haddonfield
N.J
Middle Atlantic
National Student Federation of America
University of Maryland
Miss Pearce
Cooperative Government Association
W. Marshall Hood
Citizens National Bank
H. David Hagan
North Market Street
Jane Colliflower
Camp Lee
Country Club
Catoctin Country Club
Emmett R. Bowlus
Florida
J. Dorsey Howes
Gaithersburg
Jane Williamson Bell
Garrison W. Bell
Clarence Hopkins
East Patrick Street
Maria Kramer
America
Roosevelt Eotes
16Th Street
N.W
Decatur Baal
Scotsman
Yenangyaung
Richard
Ruth Mackley
John G. Traver
Amos John Traver
East Churety Street
Hartwick Seminary
N. Y
Philadelphia
Jersey City
C. Thomas Summers
West Second Street
United Brethren Sunday School
Hershbergers Dining
TVA
Knoxville
E. R. Brengle
Potomac Edison Company
Tenn
Carroll Women’s Club
Chaile Kolb
Patsy
Carroll Woman's Club
J. Keller Smith
David T Gaver
Charles T. Butchan Jr
Ton Dil Avenue
Arthur A. Greenhut
Upper College Terrace
Frederick City Hospital
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Calvin E. Schildknecht
Walter Bower
Howard O. Frook
H. W. Beatty
Lovettsville
George Eyster
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. T. Sutcliffe
Schildknecht
Francis
John Francis Fischer
West Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Sexer Williamson
Maryland
George H. Pappas
Harford Road
Baltimore, MD
U. S
Bo Pla Amiorg
Hei Ells
Markell & Ford Telephone
Red Cross
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
McCleery
Frederick, MS
Newspapre
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