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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

6

Green Mold Aids Fighting Tuberculosis Discovery in Buffalo mirrors penicillin finding.

A green mold from an ice box culture of TB germs inhibits growth of tuberculosis organisms without killing them, and can destroy tuberculin potency within hours. Researchers at the University of Buffalo report the finding as a potential TB aid, though its relevance to humans remains uncertain.

Moward W. Blakeslee New York University of Buffalo School of Medicine Science America Dot Fleming England D. x. Miller Albert C. Rekate Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital Department of Medicine University

American Ace Held As German Prisoner

Lt Col Francis Gabreski, America's top air ace, is confirmed prisoner of war in Germany after disappearing on July 20 while on volunteer duty. His record stood at 28 enemy planes shot down, with three on the ground, and he led the European theater aces list at the time of his disappearance. The War Department released the news with few details, stirring relief for his Oil City Pennsylvania family and his fiancée Kay Cochran of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.

Washington Francis Gabreski America War Department Oil City Germany England Kay Cochran Prairie du Chien Wis Gabreski Robert S. Johnson Lawton Okla Europe Richard I. Bong

Emmitsburg Soldier Dubel Receives Purple Heart

Frank E Dubel of the 29th Division wounded in France July 11 has been awarded the Purple Heart. He sent the medal to his mother, and the Army notes he is hospitalized in England recovering. His parents have a second son in service. Other local service members mentioned include three Poulson brothers in various units at Camp Barkley and Geiger Field, and Pvt Eugene Kraemer and Pvt John W Little meeting in France after training in England. Mrs Dessie Poulson and Mrs Kraemer are named, as well as residents of Linthicum Heights and West Main Street.

Emmitsburg Pic Frank E Dubel France Ernest Dubel DePaul Street Army England Dubel Charles L. Dubel Dessie Poulson South Seton Avenue Jess W. Poulson Sith Bn Co. D ASF T.C Camp Barkley Tex Robert W. Poulson 62Nd Tag. Bn A. As.e.t.c Charles M. Poulson A. Geiger Field Washington B. Scheib Linthicum Heights Robert Gillelan West Main Street Eugene Kraemer John W. Little Kraemer Little Pvt Little Pvt. Kraemer Ernest A Clevenger Baltimore Thomas Cochran Aberdeen

Local social notes highlight family visits and furloughs

Mrs Lind returns to Camp Pickett on furlough to her parents in Ladiesburg. Mr and Mrs Warner attend their niece's funeral in Baltimore. Masters Franklin and Russell Tyeryar visit their father in Frederick. Mrs Bullington of Mt Union visits sister Mrs Sailor. Leslie Gross hosts Austin Gross of Trederick. Evelyn Gross visits Elli cott City sister. Joyce Lee Sullivan from Johnsville spends Sunday with Birely family. Pvt Lind and Thelma Ecker visit Mrs Samuel Smith in Rouzerville. Linton family attends Alexandria reunion. C S Smith and Ethel Willhide visit Binkley family.

Ladiesburg Joseph Lind Walter Lind Camp Pickett Samuel Warner Warren Simpson Baltimore Claud Saylor Charles Otto Franklin and Russell Tyeryar Franklin Tyeryar Frederick Harry Bullington

Local notices and community greetings from Boyds

Sizable volley of social news from Boyds includes injuries healing at home Mrs Horace Mills wrist fracture recovery and social visits among families. Engagements and movements: Guthries relocate to Berwyn. Elsie and David Guthrie farewell party hosted by Heislers. various visits by Smith Hoyle Fulks Burkner and Kerr families. Hostages freed in Warsaw priest rescue reported by Polish agency.

Sayds Horace Mills Robert Williams Carolyn George Mather Rocky Point Wicomico River Lawrence Guthrie Berwyn Senator Schall Minnesota Boyd Elsie David Guthrie Kenneth Heisler Heisler Smith Hoyle Earl Hoyle Mt Vernon Baker Selby Poole Rockville Mary Reffitt Paul Mather Dutch Harbor John Knott John Reffitt Mather California Anna Grimes Sykesville Edward Lewis May Wood Washington James Maughlin Courtney Wade The Missionary Society Buck Ledge

Lime Kiln News of Local Social Visits

Little Miss Patsy Summers of New Market spends weeks with her aunt and uncle the Summers family. Dickey Simpson visits near Walkersville. Summers family and Betty Darlene Patsy visit Ida Nissenger and family Walkersville. Austin Murray stays with relatives in West Fairview Pennsylvania. Carter family hosts Mrs H B Carter and son. Nettie R Oland returns from Takoma Park with John Gilhai family. L E Feaga improving at home. Bobby Castle visits grandparents C E Jewel. Bruchie family returns to Washington after visits. Harry Downey and son Joe visit. Wallichs visit Greencastle Pennsylvania. Simpson family visits Harlem Wiles near Walkersville. Monocacy picnic at Frederick Junction.

Patsy Summers New Market Russell Summers Dickey Simpson Harlem Wiles Walkers*ville Betty Darlene Ida Nissenger Walkersville Austin Murray West Fairview M. M Carter Carter H. B. Carter Brunswick Nettie R. Oland John Gilhai Takoma Park L E. Feaga Bobby Castle Fred Jerick C.E. Jewel Charles Bruchie Bobby Janet Ann Washington Joe Harry Ranneberger Carl Wallich Shirley Mary Elizabeth Greencastle Paul Simpson Frederick Junction

Mt Pleasant Social Notes in Town and County

Mr and Mrs Prentiss Van Zandt and son Donald of Mt Airy visited Mt Pleasant and spent Sunday with Mrs Raymond Lindsay. Lindsay is in Frederick for a few days. A funeral for Mrs Lillian Graham widow of Charles Graham was held at her mother Mrs Howard Mackley’s Taneytown home with attendees including Mr and Mrs John E Burrier Mr and Mrs August Monath Mrs Oda Fuller Miss Jennie E Burrier and Mr Darwin D Burrier.

Mt. Pleasant Prentiss van Zandt Donald Mt. Airy Raymond Lindsay Frederick Lillian Graham Charles Graham Howard Mackley Taneytown John E Burrier August Monath Oda Fuller Jennie E. Burrier Darwin D Bur

Local Social Roundup with Delawters and Visitors

The column lists visits and greetings among local residents and relatives. Bertha M. Delawter returns from Washington with grandson Jack Delawter on leave from the U S Navy. Other socially noted visits include Mrs Leslie Schildt, Mrs C Edward Hoffman, Mr and Mrs Grant Stitely, and relatives from Akron Baltimore Frederick and New Paris.

Homecomings and Visits Highlight Bolivar News Roundup

Local residents welcome Lt. Donald Eackles on 30 day furlough after a year in the South Pacific aboard a patrol bomber. Indianaapolis visitor Mr. A C Reigger meets his son and wife in Bolivar. WAC recruit Miss Juliet Hine heads to Fort Oglethorpe for training. Multiple travel notices and family visits noted including church leaders on vacation and local illness updates with whooping cough cases among Bolivar children.

Bolivar—tLieut Donald Eackles Donald A. C. Reigger Indianapolis Joseph H. Reigger Bolivar Alys Anne Nervel Reigger Juliet Hine Washington WACS Fort Oglethorpe Georgia Leonard Ekins Charles Glover Eleanor Walker Gaithersburg Ollie Glover Jean Poolesville G. E. Webb Glover George Glover Mt. Jackson Kate Marlatt Edna Roper Charles Town Louis M. Young Wolfe Camp Hill Young Hallie Haeffer Washington, D. C Belle Haeffer C. E. Webb Baltimore Walter Bussard Sperry Graded School Sandra Jenkins Carl Jenkins Walter Jenkins Mary Louise Grandstafft Barbara Elliott James Elliott Philadelphia Schnauffer Hospital

Visiting relatives and friends on Camp Hill spread across cities

The text lists multiple individuals and families visiting Camp Hill and surrounding areas from Baltimore Chicago Washington Pittsburgh and beyond. It notes visits to grandparents in Bolivar and relatives at Castleman's Inn, with several stays by Mrs. G W Pearl Mrs Crawford Mrs Green Mrs Harrison and others from Rochestert Harrisburg and Alexandria among places cited.

John Spensier Bolivar G. W. Pearl Baltimore Crawford Green Charles Harrison Sandy Hook G. E. Webb Thomas Jones D. C. Spensler Guy Murphy Pittsburgh Camp Hill Robert Hackley Ella Hackley Castleman's

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