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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1942

Page

2

Annual Police Drive for Meaney and Foodstuffs Begun

The City Police Department opens its annual Christmas drive to raise funds and food for needy families. Officers Quinn Carmack Hoffman and Marks cover the four city districts to solicit donations, with all funds and donor details handled by Mrs. Marian Shipley. Contributions fund wholesale food for baskets supervised by Federated Charities, with checks to prevent duplication.

Harry L. Quinn Marion D. Carmack George F. Hoffman James D. Marks Arthur C. Poulsen Marian Shipley Lloyd C. Culler Poulsen Federated Charities Police Department James Russell Lowell

Explosion on Bremerton to Port Orchard gas launch kills crewmen

A gas launch carrying 40 to 50 Navy Yard workers exploded near Bremerton Washington as it crossed toward Port Orchard. Two survivors G R Allen and Stanley P Stewart reported a missing third man. A crash boat and tug stood by while flames and wreckage filled the harbor. Allen was blown clear of the launch and Stewart described a broad explosion. One more passenger was reported overboard.

Bremerton Wash Port Orchard Navy Yard G. R. Allen Stanley P. Stewart Horlock Transportation Company Allen Stewart Wes Hin

Egg White Diet May Aid Some Cancer Patients

A provisional report from Drs. Kaplan and Zurrow at Bellevue Hospital says daily large doses of raw egg whites appeared to help three advanced cancer cases. They caution no cure is claimed and stress need for further study. The research centers on avidin in egg whites presumed to block biotin.

Chicago New York Radiological Society of North America Kaplan Milton Zurrow Bellevue Hospital

Let Each Community Settle Its Own Liquor Problem

Dr. Joseph L. Valentini of Baltimore spoke to the Kiwanis Club on prohibition, urging local control and education. He warned against universal bans, described prohibition as a social danger, and called for teaching consumers and educators. The Frederick meeting included new Kiwanis officers and division officers attending the district conference.

Joseph L. Valentini Board of Liquor License Commissioners Baltimore City Kiwanis Club Valentini Paul M. Little Melvin M. Engle Kiwanis Clubs Frederick Atlawa

Auto And Bicycle Quotas Are Reduced Baltimore

December quotas cut for Maryland autos and bicycles by State Rationing Officer J William Eggleston. Car quota lowered from 613 to 563 and bicycle quota from 1 483 to 1 403. County figures listed with autos first for each area including Baltimore City and Towson. An apparent second item references Eugene Hemmond of St.

Baltimore Maryland J William Eggleston Slegany Anne Arundel Baltimore County Towson Dundalk Catonsville Pikesville Baltimore City Calvert Caroline Carroll Cecil Charles Dorchester Frederick Garrett Hartford Bel Air Aberdeen Howard Kent Montcomers Prince George's Queen Anne's St Mary's Somerset Talbot Washington Wicomico Worcester

Local man injured in Market Street accident

A man sustained fractures to both arms when struck by a motor vehicle on Market Street between Second and Third. He underwent surgery Tuesday to treat the injuries and his condition was reported favorable at Frederick City Hospital. Doctors say he will likely be incapacitated for some time.

Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Seek 2 Cent Price Increase

The Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association will ask the Agriculture Department for a 2 cent per quart increase to cover rising costs and spur production. The plan targets fluid milk and milk drinks with a fluctuating price for fluid cream, while noting local production has declined about 50 percent since January 1941 and outside supplies have fallen. A public hearing will be requested to pass on the proposal.

Washington Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association Agriculture Department B. B. Derrick Wickard Derrick Health Department Feder Daire Embassy-Fairfax Dairy Maryland-Virginia Association Robert E. Lynch

Hawaii Corp Walker Named In Milk Pact After Suit

Walker a Brunswick native stationed in Hawaii says dairy supply will be ample and overcharge adjustment has been agreed to. Attorney Lynch and Elwood Seal refused to disclose terms. The compromise prompts the dairy to drop the District Court suit to enforce the contract, while the association cites milk shortage as a defense in its answer.

Andaman Islands Hit by American Bombers in First Raid

American heavy bombers crossed the Bay of Bengal to strike the Japanese occupied Andaman Islands for the first time since April. The Rangoon docks and warehouses suffered a fiery daylight raid, and one bomber failed to return. Port Blair harbor suffered damage to a 250 foot naval auxiliary, following Brereton led earlier strikes that set a cruiser and troopship afire.

New Delhi Bay of Bengal Andaman Islands Rangoon Andaman Port Blair

Truck Flips On Route 40 Ditch Injures Driver

A dump truck loaded with coke turned over in a ditch along Route 40 near the Sycamore Inn about 9:30 Tuesday night. The driver suffered a laceration above the left eye and a hip injury, treated and discharged at Frederick City Hospital. Trooper Raymond McGuire could not locate driver Charles P. Frazier of Cumberland for questioning. The truck belonged to Glen Morris of Cumberland.

Sycamore Inn Frederick City Hospital Raymond McGuire State Police Charles P. Frazier Cumberland Glen Morris

Maryland Voters Approve Four Constitutional Amendments

Four of seven proposed Maryland constitutional amendments won voter approval in the November general election. Amendments passed include legislative salaries, standardized court clerks fees, Harford County based third circuit judge, and immediate condemnation powers subject to court review. Final tallies show narrow margins for some measures and clear margins for others, with party candidates O Connor and Walsh also winning statewide races.

Annapolis Maryland Thomas Elmo Jones Jones State Board of Canvassers General Assembly Harford County State Roads Commission Harford O’conor Theodore R. McKeldin McKeldin William C. Walsh Horace P. Whitworth

Local Elector Totals Include Multiple Ballot Totals

The fragment lists several vote tallies and candidate initials, including John N. Torvestad, Lirth-J Glenn Beall, EB. Brooke Lee, and a series of numeric totals 33 101, 16 306, 48 724, 51 31 187. The limited data suggest a compiled results table or partial election tally.

John N. Torvestad Lirth—J. Glenn Beall EB. Brooke Lee

Japs Seek Reinforcement as Allies Tighten Buna Girdle

Allied forces near Buna and Gona in New Guinea report trapping the Japanese with ground units closing in toward the sea. MacArthur's communique notes four Japanese destroyers attempting reinforcement, with air attacks pounding the area as planes strike enemy ships and positions.

Australia Buna New Guinea High Command Gona Forth Douglas MacArthur

Public health clinic schedule across local sites

The notice outlines clinic times at Liberty High School starting 9 30 AM then Walkersville High School at 1 PM. A monthly child hygiene clinic in Frederick is planned for Winchester Thursday at 1 PM. It notes 100 applicants per housing unit in Montevideo Uruguay per the Department of Commerce.

Frederick County Total Public Health la Liberty Walkersville High School Frederick Amerrican Legion Beks Winchester Montevideo Uruguay Department of Soromerce

Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis

Ad heading urges quick treatment for bronchitis and advises consulting a druggist for guidance. Mentions Fontanas Mford and cautions against delaying therapy to avoid complications.

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