Annual 4 H Banquet Held for Frederick County club
More than 200 members parents and guests from Frederick Howard and Montgomery counties attended the Frederick County 4 H Club banquet at Calvary Methodist church parish hall Friday night. Awards were presented for outstanding work and junior leadership to Lois Keller Middletown and Robert W Windsor Sjamsville. Special awards went to Roxie Lee Montgomery State winner in the National victory garden contest Paul Byron Stockman Jefferson state winner in national dairy production contest and Glen Keefer Woodsboro state winner in national farm safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Frederick County
Calvary Methodist Church
Tobias E Zimmerman
Pomona Grange
Grange
Lois Keller
Middletown
Robert W. Windsor
Sjamsville
Young Windsor
Albert N. McCardell
State Fair Board
Jefferson
Glen Keefer
Woodsboro
Buddy Hill
Howard County
A. Doty Remsberg
Walter B. Bromley
Charles Remsberg
Henry R. Shoemaker
Benjamin L. Shuff
State Bankers Association
J. Homer Remsberg
State Council of Homemakers Clubs
Roy C. W. Schaffer
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Carl Ingling
Soil Conservation Service
Virgil Dolly
The
Farm Security Administration
Staley Hahn
Ayrshire Club
William Fouche
Guernsey Breeders Association
Maurice Ahalt
Holstein Breeders Association
E. J. Jenkins
Jesse M. Hammerly
Francis M. Rogers
Milk Truck Loaded With Sugar Crash Injures Suspect
Washington reports a milk truck loaded with sugar and a fleeing driver resisting a police stop. Policeman Donald Downs leaped aboard after Willie McFarland, 29, attempted to flee. the truck smashed into a building as they struggled. McFarland was shot in the back, a bystander Leroy Jerry was injured by debris, and sixteen 100-pound sugar bags were found in the stolen vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald Downs
Willie McFarland
Downs
McFarland
Leroy Jerry
Murder Rate Rises in Baltimore This Decade
Baltimore records show a rising murder rate over the decade with 76 unsolved cases. Since January 1, 1935, arrests were made in 612 of 748 homicides. In 1942 a city high of 108 killings occurred. 79 have occurred so far this year. Police Commissioner Atkinson said killers in about a dozen unsolved cases are identified and warrants issued, but they evade arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Hamilton R. Atkinson
Goebbels Bans Public War Talk In Germany
Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels orders Germans to stop public discussion of the war in a Das Reich article and radio broadcasts. He calls for a united front, says concealment of Germany’s shortcomings will bolster resolve and better equip the nation to endure the war’s long duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germany
Goebbels
Das Reich
War wives deserve letters as mutual morale builders
Dorothy Dix laments that service members and their spouses both suffer loneliness while wartime separation endures. Women at home endure fear, crowded living, or motherhood alone, while some husbands neglect letter writing. The piece urges men at war to write frequently to bolster their wives morale and ties at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towser
Earth
Johnny
No Court Martial Grounds In Pearl Harbor Disaster
News reports state Army and Navy boards found errors of judgment by officers in Washington and Hawaii but no grounds for court martial. Secret reports await release. Stimson and Forrestal will continue investigations. Congress debates a full inquiry into Pearl Harbor and the Roberts Commission findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Army and Navy
Hawaii
War
Stimson
Navy
Forrestal
Congress
Hawaiian
Naval Service
Dear Hland
Army
War Department
Walter C. Short
Husband E. Kimmel
Ferguson R-Mich
Army and Navy Boards
Senate
Roberts
Civilian Production Program Slowed Up In War Effort
Washington reports a drastic new order slows civilian production under the spot reconversion plan for thirty days in areas of labor shortage. Only where production stays on schedule or labor is available for war work may requests be approved, as generals cite ammunition shortages delaying Ike’s offensive and impacting munitions output. Lady Nancy Astor decides not to stand for re election from Plymouth Sutton after 25 years in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army, Navy, War Production Board
War Manpower Commission
Eisenhower
Ady Astor
London
Nancy Astor
House of Commons
Lord
Lady Astor
Plymouth
Sutton
Caleb seeks help to free his imprisoned brother
Caleb confronts Laura Webb and the ailing premier after Jason is jailed. The doctor resigns, leaving Caleb powerless and determined. He seeks Captain Callahan and the Committee of Thirteen, planning a bold move to rescue Jason and challenge the Kanaka king. He betrays no hesitation as he threads toward a secret meeting at Schmitfield and Company.
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Aleb
Laura Webb
Caleb
Jason
Laura
Webb
Liing
Blake
Captain Callahan
Callahan
Aptain Callahan
Committee of Thirteen
Jas
Merchant Street
Fort
Schmitfield and Company
Thanksgiving at East Main Street Headlines Local Guests
Residents at 115 East Main Street host a Thanksgiving gathering with extended family from Pittsburgh Baltimore and nearby towns. The report lists numerous Fuss relatives and friends visiting including Obler Chains and Stinsons. other locals and service members are noted in daily life updates.
Astor Siblings Split Over House Run Amid Feat of Age
The division cites Lord Astor's claim that at his age he cannot endure another contested election and that it would be hard for Lady Astor to stand again without his support. Viscount Astor, a House of Lords member, is same age as his Virginia born wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Astor
Former Bank Head Held in Maryland Theft Case
George Le Compte Smith aged 38 of 6033 Bellona Avenue Baltimore has been arrested on charges of stealing 13 768 34 dollars from the Kensington branch of the Farmers Banking and Trust Company in Montgomery County. FBI says the money should have been earnings for service charges. Smith pleaded guilty at arraignment and is held on 2500 dollars bail. Also reported Admiral Robert Lee Ghormley expected to be assigned as senior officer in naval operations. Arcade herd name rights granted to C Lease and Frances H Bursard of Frederick Md for Holstein Friesian cattle by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George LeCompte Smith
Bellona Avenug
Poolesville Bank
Kensington
Farmers Banking and Trust Company
Montgomery County
John W. Vincent
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Smith
Maryland
Kensington Bank
Vastuer Uot
FBI
Ubility Company
United States Com- Dussipher Evanst Vulkach
Federalty and Jury
Washington
Robert Lee Ghormley
Naval oMiens du Gee
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Ghormley
Navy
Department
R. E. Ingersoll
Western Sea Frontier
Brattleboro
C.lease
Frances II Bursard
Frederick
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Nick
James Carbaugh Amadeson
Lottery
Union Bridge
Magersigwn
Wr Oand Airs
Union Mudge
Frat, Lowman
Martha Diuedrear
Here
Millard Bossall
Woodsboro
Ruth Schiflee
Ralph Ricketts
Robert Miller
Locust Avenue
Ambrose Whitehill
East Broadway
Paul Niswander
Frank Garner
Westminster
You Went Away film milestone in Hollywood era
A sprawling review notes You Went Away as an American milestone with a $6 million cast and stars including Choad ee Cotbed Janes ley Temple Joseph Cotten Monty Woolley Lionel aairynere and Robert Walker. It promises a dramatic tale of an average American family as war looms and mothers hold the home front while fathers enlist, amid premieres, cartoons, and opera house programs.
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Choadee Cotbed
Demnifer Janesley Temple
Joseph Cotten
Monty Woolley
Lionel Aairynere
Robert Walker
Sige
Fredue
Colbert
Hollywood
United States
Saunday
Stan Lauter
Oliver Lary
Washington
Anon
Opera House
Thas
John Garfield
Claude Rains
Ann Sheridan
Nina ‘Foch
Stephen Crane
Knight
Lon Chaney
Anne Gwynne
America
Union Bridge Fire Damages Hog House and Trucks
Fire at Union Bridge near Fairview destroyed the hog pen containing seventeen hogs and damaged company trucks and wash shop used as a work shed. The blaze damaged a portion of the wash area and its equipment. Cause of the fire is not known. Local reactions include several residents visiting homes and gatherings in Union Bridge and surrounding areas.
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Dorothy Dix
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Ferguson
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
Chandler
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Emmitsburg
Albert W McCleaf
Mia
Albert McCleaf
Beegle
West Main Street
Camp Blanding
Fla
Pusseniet
East Main Street
Charles Fuss
Mabel
Maurice Rowe
Elmer Puss
Lloyd
Robert
Rosalia
Join Fuss
Edward
Clarence Fuss
Dorothy
Mildred
Roy
Carrie
Lay
Fuss
Edwin Obler
Samuel Older J
Pittsburgh
Dre
Mrs Stinson
Mary Patricia
Naval Air Station, Wildwood
Pignges
Cauet
Union Memorial Hospital
Stinson
Patricia
F. J. Stinson
Mr. Stinson
Shepherdstown
Frank Campbell
George Stanley Ott
U. S. Maritime Service
Norman Wetzel
Near Town
Richmond
Frederick J
Bainbridge
Lorraine Rodgers
St. Joseph Hospital
North Seton Avenue
Albert R. Kelly
Charles Bosson
G. A. Campbell
Germantown
East Main Cteant
Fuzzy
Six-Gun
PRC Pictures
Crabbe
Ree
Deak
Lovise Rousseau
Ty Sam Wewfield
Raiders OF
Ea Rs
Pate
Buset
Boprelit Herman
Mery
Dames
Berm
Mary
Moe
Flan
Iver
Feo
Haunted Harbor
Chapteis
Demir
Warner Bros
Ucer
eaUea
Cary and
David
Selznick
Tula AS
Rebecca
N Cromwell
Cnlted Artists
Alva Rst
CLA
Fibber McGee and Molly
George L. Smith
Efaryv
Robert Ambraster
WFEMD
Potomac Edison Co
Voming
Francis Lederer
Sigrid Gurle
Cdraeyd Ben Lane
Frederick Theater
Jene Auter
Harbor
Mickey Minto
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
Frederion
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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