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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 21, 1946

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Attempts At Bribery Reported In War Assets Office

Washington reports of frequent bribe attempts by unscrupulous businessmen to influence War Assets Administration employees were disclosed. Joseph F. Carroll compliance director urged reporting all offers and noted a nationwide probe to weed out workers with war records. He called bribery a serious problem and urged light be shed on such acts.

Washington Wat Assets Administration Surplus Property Disposal Agency Joseph F. Carroll Ageny Carroll Eters Ork Senile Kite House Surplus Property Committee WAA War Assets) Administration

Missionary Society Supper Supports Overseas Hospital Needs

The Taneytown and Piney Creek churches held a August meeting at the Misses Unnon home with a lawn supper served cafeteria style. Proceeds fund surgical dressings for an overseas hospital and a playlet and restoration film were presented by local volunteers. Between seventy and sixty guests attended alongside a delegation from Emmitsburg and visitors from Gettysburg.

Taneytown Missionary Society of Piney Creek Elizabeth Annon Catherine Hess Nancey ” Pennington Charles Stambaugh William Abrecht Mr. Owen James Lord N. P. Shoemaker Anna Gall Curtis Brown Abbie Angell Otty Emmitsburg Presbyterian Missionary Society

New Market Girls 4 H Club Meeting Report

The New Market Girls 4 H Club met at Mary Catherine and Rebecca Hahn's home with Mary Catherine Hahn presiding. They opened with pledges and sang the 4 H Friendship Song. A weiner roast was postponed to August 30 at Virginia Mainhart's home. Demonstrations on family washing were given by Gertrude and Gloria Hahn. Club Week plans were discussed and the business meeting scheduled for September 5 at Dorothy Moxley's home with a canning demonstration by Gertrude Hahn. Games and refreshments followed.

New Market New Market Girls Mary Catherine Rebecca Hahn Mary Catherine Hahn Virginia Mainhart Jules Ing Gertrude Gloria Hahn Dorothy Moxley Gertrude Hahn

Taneytown Theater hosts Frigidaire award to Richard Duarte

Washington visitors Misses Annon and Mrs Emma Warner spend time with local families in Taneytown as Miss Hoffman visits Newark and Belva Koons. Harry Witherow and daughters vacation with mother Mrs J W Witherow, while the Kiwanis club awards a Frigidaire to Richard H Duarte of Sewickley Penn at the Taneytown theater.

Susan Karen Clifton Mass Muss Grace Erow Washington, D. C J. W. Witherow Kiwanis Club Richard H. Duarte Orchard Terrace Sewickley Penn Prancis

Doctor Warns On Infected Foods And Food Safety

Dr. William A. O’Brien explains that pasteurization of milk prevents disease spread in dairy products while meat diseases are controlled by pre and post slaughter examination. Quick freezing preserves nutrients but foods must be eaten soon after thawing. home canning risks botulism and must be reheated before serving. Outbreaks link to fish, ham, sausage, beef, fowl, cottage cheese, and other items.

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Field Free Lieut Gen Barion Yount Heads New Institute

Former head of the Air Forces Training Command Lieut Gen Barion Yount becomes president of the American Institute of Foreign affairs as the War Assets Administration transfers the 407 000 Army Air Force training center at Glendale Arizona. The field had been declared surplus corn berries and peas. The botulism germ is spread in soil across the Midwest and West and is neutralized in food by heat or acid or a 10 percent salt brine. Home processing of nonacid foods like string beans and corn requires a 15 minute reboil before tasting. Oyster danger stopped infected oysters at one time.

Barion United States

Peterson's Ointment for Piles Relief Ad

Millions of sufferers over 40 years find quick relief from itching and burning with Peterson's Ointment. Cooling soothing astringent formula. a skeptic reviewer says it relieved itching and helped sleep. 35c a box, 6c in tube with applicator, money back if not delighted.

Peterson

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