Rationing Of Meat May Be Next Step
Chicago reports a government official says meat rationing could follow a looming civilian shortage of about three billion pounds. Meatless days may precede any rationing system as Roy F. Hendrickson outlines three steps to safeguard supply: maintain high livestock production, enforce price ceilings, and consider rationing or meatless days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Roy F. Hendrickson
Agricultural Marketing Administration
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
Russia
Filand
Hendrickson
Curtin Claims Japanese Had Some Knowledge Of Attack
Sydney report quotes Prime Minister Curtin disputing censorship criticism and arguing Japanese likely knew of the Solomon Islands attack. He describes internal Labor opposition over censorship and notes U S Navy claims the landings were a surprise to Japan. Also mentions road damage in Maryland with costs around 2000 dollars from high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
John Curtin
Solomons
Solomon Islands
U. S. Navy
Snodgrass to Lead Finance at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Russell L. Snodgrass, assistant general counsel of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, is named vice president in charge of finance and corporate relations of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, effective September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Snodgrass
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Masser Klipp Reunion at Gambrill Park in 1943
The Masser Klipp reunion was held at Gambrill Park on Sunday with a program including song, scripture, prayer, and a memory for Rev. George Masser. Officers were retained for the coming year and the gathering listed numerous attendees from Masser, Derr, Lapole, Stup, and related families across Mahlon, Hagerstown, New York City, Fairfield, and Cuertes. Closing song was Blest be the Tie that Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masser-Klipp
Gambrill Park
Maurice Kipp
Lewis Masser
Sale
Rock of Ages
Evelyn Stup
George Masser
Betty Masser
Virginia Lapole
Reading
Ida Derr
Mahlon Masser
Mary Masser
Chester Masser
Thurmont
Harry Masser
Virginja
Hagerstown
Albert Masser
Betty Jane
Austin Masser
Austin, Jr
Glenn Andrews
Chester
New York City
Ralph Masser
Betty
Esther
Raion
Fairfield
Wm. Masser
Grayson
Arthur Masser
Laverna Mae
Earl
Fred Masser
Robert
Doris
Philip
LeRoy Masser
Melvin
Francis Derr
Catherine
Aubrey Frey
Shelly Frey
Lorenzo Miller
George Rice
Roma Jean
Yvonne
Grayson Phelps
Jackie
Louise Rice
Wm. Baer
Dorothy
Roscoe Masser
Ellsworth Rice
Ray Breighner
Paul Breighner
Phillip Ray Breighner
Frank Martz
Samuel
Wilford Blank
Wm. Hildebrand
C. C. Sullivan
Donald Sullivan
Ray Sullivan
Marlene
Janice Barnes
Sylvia Ann Herbert
Virginia Lee LaPole
Jo Anne
Margaret Hendrickson
Waynne Fox
Mary Ellen
Sonny Miller
Jane Summers
Charles Meyers
Harry Hahn
Harold Miller
Jimmy
George Kline
Alice
Margaret Klipp
Miscellaneous Shower At Gaithersburg
Residents here enjoy vacations at beaches and resorts. Lt. Comdr. Lloyd Burtner and daughter Patricia spent last week at Orkney Springs. A mixed group hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Muriel Hough and Mr. Francis Barber, with about fifty guests, ahead of a Presbyterian church wedding. Various residents visit relatives in the South and travel to nearby cities during leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Codwise
Washington
John Alden
Arthur Stang
Howard Kemp
Guy Hough
Germantown
Francis Barber
Roy Barber
Laytonsville
Presbyterian Church
Darnestown
Beatrice Martin
South
James Schroeder
Abbeville
G. E. Martin
Atlanta
C. E. Spratlin
Birmingham
Millard Heim
Virgil Lily
Rorkville
J. Lloyd
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Hazel Glover
William Glover
Army Air Corps
Columbia
D. C
Wilson Briggs
Doris Briggs
Ruth Briggs
Orkney Springs
Andrew Heil
Washington Grove
Miami
Fla
Ernest B. Lipford
W. L Lipford
Richmond
Lipford
Jan Micada
Lipfords
Horace Lipford
Carry War To Enemy as Russ Papers Urge Moscow 1814
Russian papers urged Carry War To Enemy, saying the United Nations should press Germany with full power. Izvestia and Pravda highlighted Churchill and Stalin talks, claiming the war has entered a decisive phase. The Red Army faced heavy fighting while aiding Allies to mobilize resources for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United Nations
Germany
Kremliy
Churchill
Stalin
Izvestia
Britain
United States
Tzvestin
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Javestia
Red Army
Red Re
Woodfield Birthday Parties and Local Social News
A column notes multiple Woodfield area birthday parties and dinners hosted by the Burdette, Bowie, Ward, and King families with guests from nearby towns. Also mentions Mrs Iona Burdette visiting Browningsville, and social visits between Burdette, King, and Ayres families. Ends with death statistic: about 18.50 farm residents killed accidentally in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Abel
Donald Bowie, Jr
Mildred
James Hawkins
Carlton Mullinix
Donald Bowie. Jr
Eugene Warfren
Emmitt Ayres
Washington
Iona Burdette
Browningsville
Roland Ward
Norman Jacobs
James Riley Jacobs
Gaithersburg
Everette Jones
Damascus
Ava King
Peggy Lou Spooner
Emmet Ayres
Washington, D.C
Samuel V. Broadhurst
Cromwell King
Harvey Burdette
Ellsworth King
Woodfield
Edward Abel
Eugene Warren
Archie Broadhurst
George Perry
John Moravity
Alexandria
Gilbert Broadhurst
Alta Vista
Mildred Burdette
Jean Abs
Lyndall Woodfield
Snow Hill
Clarence
Lindsay
Donald
H. E. Priest
Lucille
Herbert Anderson
Ruth
Axis torpedoings condemned as lawless acts
Secretary of State Cordell Hull denounced the torpedoing of five Brazilian ships as lawless and inhuman acts by the Axis powers. He spoke at a press conference about the loss of Brazilian boats, some carrying troops, and warned he would likely repeat similar remarks in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cordell Hull
Berlin Claims More Allied Ship Sinkings In 24 Hours
German broadcasts claim eleven Allied vessels totaling 72000 tons were sunk in the past 24 hours, along with troop carrying barges in the Atlantic Arctic and Mediterranean. No independent confirmation provided. Previous week reported seven merchantmen sunk in the western Atlantic, the lowest in 16 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Atlantic
Arctic
Mediterranean
Car Recovered After Brunswick Theft
J D Algire of Brunswick reported a car stolen from Potomac Street Brunswick yesterday. The vehicle was found near the Potomac River this morning by Mr Algire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Algire
Brunswick
Mr. Algire
Probe Resumed in Tribune Story on Naval Plot
Chicago Tribune beaks at federal building to testify before a grand jury probing publication of potentially confidential naval information. Maloney vows to tell the truth amid immunity waiver, cites service in World War I and prior Washington talks. Johnston and Maloney defend source of Midway fleet estimate tied to Coral Sea talks and Jane’s Fighting Ships references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J Loy Malopey
The
Chicago Tribune
Federal Building
Willam DL Mitchell
Malaney
Crazy Maloney
Midway
Johnston
the Tribune
New York Daily News
Washington Times-Herald
Maloney
Coral Sea
Drowned Youth Body Found After Quarry Search
Searchers recovered the body of a drowned youth after a daylong effort at a quarry near Culler Lake. Witnesses said Diggs went under multiple times as rescuers dragged the water. a boat was lent to move the body for recovery while police and state troopers conducted the search. Diggs had been linked to prior local incidents and was ordered to work on a farm after a prior court case. Also noted: stock market gains in New York stock and rail sectors amid war news from the Solomons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggs
Fisher
Fieher
Dies
Culler Lake
C. Ilerbert Kreb
Mion
William
Shomas
Wilson J. Ambush
Landis
Arthur D. Willard
Tloteh
New York
the Solomons
Caucasus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick
Washington Counties
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Russ
Parker
Eversharp Estabrook
Storm & Shipley
Marwet
Fort MacArthur
Calif
Blande
Marjorie North
L-41 War Production Board
Nicodemus Paint
N. Court St
Markell & Ford
Tribune
Baltimore
Maryland Opa
Maryland State Funeral Directors’ Association
Atlantic City
William Kelly
Humphreys
Ouly TS
Nik Drege
Vvof
Dayes
Cattery
Hima
Charles King
East Street
Willian Hay
OT Yeo Stree
Melvin Bayer
North Beote Street
Eddie Atin
SIF
East Church Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WW. C
Ned Sigesad
W.C
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Carmack
Florida
Arm & Hammer
Maxwell House Coffee
Campbell's Tomato
Big Dime
Kellogg’s
California Sardines
Mason Jars
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!