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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1943

Page

2

V Mail Santa Letter From Overseas Soldier Appeals for Peace

Pvt. Guy L. Masser of Frederick writes a V mail to Santa from overseas asking for peace and a discharge for all, plus practical items like gun oil patches ram rod sights and letters. He mentions friends Pvt Bowes and Cpl Clare and says they want candy nuts and oranges while avoiding K P and guard duty.

Santa Claus Guy L. Masser Frederick News- Post Pvt Masser K. P Santa Bowes Cpl Clare

Farmers Must File Tax Declaration Before 5th Of This Month

Frederick County farmers are reminded to file their estimated 1943 income declaration by December 15. Individuals with receipts over $500 single or $624 head of family must file a Federal Victory Tax and Income Tax return, with collectors at Frederick Post Office December 1 to 15. The article adds discussion on farm income trends and production costs, stressing real profits after expenses. It notes a forthcoming Percheron horse sale in Frederick County on March 20 and that the county remains a Percheron center.

Henry R. Shoemaker Frederick County Collector of Internal Revenue Frederick S. H. Devault Department of Agricultural Economics University of Maryland Joe Vial B E. Carmichael

Wet Litter In Laying House Objectionable

College Park December 3 Wet litter in the laying house is objectionable as it spreads disease and is uncomfortable for birds. Dr Morley A Jull of the University of Maryland Poultry Department says a dry litter system reduces disease spread saves labor and lowers dirty eggs. Moisture comes from droppings water spills and weather blowing in. About 780 pounds of water are voided monthly in 100 hens. Laying hens also emit moisture in breathing.

College Park Morley A. Jull University of Maryland Poultry Department Jull

Society News and Community Notices from Frederick

Mrs. Daniel Willard Jr and Mr and Mrs David Baker host a December 22 event at 500 Somerset Road for daughters Mary Beale Willard and Catharine Ross Baker. Barbara Rohrback returns home to Martinsburg after visiting relatives. Various notices cover baptisms, travels, academic honors, and births, including Raymond Town Green’s christening and the Town family connections to Bethesda Base Hospital. Naval cadet Harrison R Biddinger completes conditioning before flight training in Memphis. Birth announcements include a daughter for William J Long and a son for Cpl Charles William Alderton and wife. Engagement announced for Ensign Laurin Bryan Askew and Miss Helen Briggs Tschudi, with a reception in New York City.

Daniel Willard, Jr David Baker Baltimore Baker Somerset Road Mary Beale Willard Catharine Ross Baker Kitty Ross Frederick Naval Aviation Harrison R. Biddinger Mount Airy U. S. Navy Athens Naval Air Station Memphis Tenn Biddinger Emory Biddinger Liberty High School Charles William Alderton John Dennis Frederick City Hospital Cpl Alderton Tennessee Cpl C. W. Alderton A.sn L. E. Co APO C/O Nashville, Tenn West South Street Cathedral of St. John the Divine Thomas Gatch U. S Laurin Bryan Askew Laurin B. Askew, Jr White Hall Rocky Ridge U .S. Naval Midshipmen's School New York Naval Reserve Askew, Jr Robert de Veyrac Paulhan Park Avenue New York City Ensign Askew Helen Briggs Tschudi Frank P. Tschudi Denver Col Miss Tschud Fairmont School Washington, D. C

Deep litter system for poultry houses recommended

Dr Jull advocates a deep litter method to control damp litter and moisture ingress. Begin with two inches of litter, add an inch as it dampens, and repeat to about six inches. Stir occasionally and top up by removing the upper layer. Shavings and straw suit well with peanut shells peat moss dried cornstalks or coarse sawdust as alternatives.

Jull

Cash Awards Made To More Than 150 4-H Club Members

More than 150 Frederick County 4-H members received cash awards and 36 earned Feed A Fighter certificates at a Hotel Frederick banquet attended by over 200 members and guests. Doty Remsburg and Constance Remsburg of Middletown spoke on the National 4-H Club Congress experience in Chicago. E. C. Hartman presented garden awards, with J. Hammerly noting club activities.

Frederick County Frederick Doty Remsburg Constance Remsburg Middletown Chicago E. C. Hartman Sears, Roebuck and Company Jesse Hammerly Candlelight Service J. H. Davidson Chestnut Farms Washington Jack Connie Remsburg National Dairy Products Corp Kraft Cheese Francis

Soldiers and families attend varied wartime gatherings revealed

The report notes Ensign Askew once studied at Georgetown Foreign Service School and attended a reception with Mrs Mary Gloninger Rial and Mrs Tschudi. It lists Pvt Roy R. Soper wandering from Fort Eustis to Camp Stewart and provides an address. A party honors Pfc Carl Davis furloughed home, with guests and festive red white and blue decor. Additional notes mention Capt Arlington D. Flory becoming commanding officer of a Medical Detachment unit in Charleston, and various service members earning marksman badges or taking Navy assignments in Washington, with relatives named in Frederick and nearby areas.

Ensign Askew Foreign Service School Georgetown University Mary Gloninger Rial Clairvaux Emmitsburg Tschudi Denver Tschud White Hall Soldier Elaine Rice Wilson Avenue Pfc Carl Davis Evelyn Ott Kathleen Harrison Katherine Young Pauline Davis

Local Nurture and Service News from the Area

Moss Maples has completed nurses training at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore and is now a registered nurse. Pvt Richard H Best stationed at Camp Claiborne LA spends an eleven day furlough with family at Rock Hill near Frederick. Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer and family moved Thursday to 105 West Second Street Ensign Park. Lt. Loy Jr Coast Guard, son of Park W Loy Hagerstown formerly of Thurmont, advanced to the rank of lieutenant after training at the Coast Guard Academy New London Conn and commission in January.

Floyd H Stull Frederick Memphis Tens 892Nd Guard Stull Mamie 1. Stull East Church Street Moss Maples Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Richard H Best Camp Claiborne Rock Hill Patrick M. Schnauffer Park W. T. Loy Coast Guard Park W. T Loy Hagerstown Thurmont Loy Coast Guard Academy New London Conn

Moulinie Convicted On Manslaughter Charge

Georgetown Delaware December 3 United Press International warrant officer Carl Moulinie 38 Army convicted tonight of involuntary manslaughter in a so called love triangle killing of fellow warrant officer John H Worthington 33. Jury deliberated nearly four hours and Moulinie waited for a new trial motion before sentence. Chief Justice Layton noted ample proof he pointed the service pistol but said justifiable homicide possible under some circumstances.

Georgetown Del UPI Carl Moulinie US Army John H Worthington Delaware Moulinie James M. Tunnell, Jr Sussex County Daniel J Layton, Sr Fort Miles Layton

Chimney Fire at Residence North of Jefferson Extinguished

Firemen from Independent Hose Company extinguished a chimney fire at Mrs Annie Bussard's home about one mile north of Jefferson using a booster stream around 7 o clock Friday. No damage was reported. The report notes danger from under inflation of tires as heat in tire cords can shorten tire life.

Annie Bussard Jefferson Independent Hose Company

Local war casualties in first two years reflect aviation losses

Unofficial records from The News report about 77 local casualties in Frederick City and County during the first two years of World War II. The figure, roughly 2 percent of 4,000 local service members, includes death, wounds, missing, and prisoners of war, with aviation personnel accounting for forty percent of deaths.

Frederick City War Department Reconts Army Navy Marine Corps

Soil Conservation Praised By Governor At Maryland Meet

Governor O Conor lauded Maryland farmers for soil conservation progress at Jarrettsville in a conference with H H Bennett of the U S Soil Conservation Service. Bennett said ten percent of U S farm land uses modern methods, producing 20 percent more per acre, with Maryland reporting 2 219 farms and 266 268 acres planned for conservation plus thousands of acres terraced, strip cropped, planted with trees and drained.

Jarrettsville O’conor Maryland H H Bennett U. S Soil Conservation Service Gunpowder Falls Deer Creek Conservation District Bennett Conservation Service Gov. O'Conor Soil Conservation Service

Closing In On Jap Stronghold In New Guinea Huon Peninsula

Allied Australian jungle troops supported by artillery close in on Wareo a Japanese stronghold on the Huon peninsula in northeast New Guinea Wareo lies inland about 1 1/2 miles northwest of the base captured October 2 Gen Douglas MacArthur's headquarters says the diggers are mopping up enemy strong points along the track from Bonga to the peninsula's left flank Bombers hit New Britain targets dropping 63 tons of bombs and raids on Bougainville and Ballale airfields with 57 tons as Allied forces bypass Bougainville's Empress Augusta Bay beachhead on a 200-sortie raid alliance.

Wareo Huon New Guinea Finachhaten Doulas MacArthur Bonga Finschhafen Waco MacArthurs New Britain Barren Bay Mitchell Badgen Bay New Brittain Westernip Solomons Adm Wn F. Halsey Kara Androme Bougainville Ballale Empress Augusta Bay Admiral Halsey Navy Maine Army

Repairing Church Auditorium at St. John's Thurmont

Work has begun on renovating the St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church auditorium in Thurmont under Rev. Charles H. Corbett. The project covers painting frosted walls frescoes a new lighting system and Wilton carpet eight Gothic lantern lights. Project duration about six weeks estimated cost 5000. Services during renovation move to the adult Sunday school room at the usual time.

St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Thurmont Charles H. Corbett

William Barnhart to Preach Sunday at Walkersville Methodist

Dr William Barnhart of Mood College will preach Sunday morning at 1045 oclock at Walkersville Methodist church. Rev Dr Ariel Warner and Mrs Warner are in Durham NC for the wedding of their son Robert Warner.

William Barnhart Mood College Walkersville Methodist Church Ariel Warner Warner Durham N.C Robert Warner

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Barbara Louise Rohrback Martinsburg W. Va Alice Rohrpack Jacob Rohrback Upper College Terrace George W. McComas Jane McComas New Market Leesville Alan Long Captain Long Deridder Air Base Raymond Town Green Theron Green Samuel 8. Johnston All Saints Church R. E. Town Arno E. Town Bethesda Base Hospital Ladies Sewing Society Evangelical Reformed Church Art Club Frederick Art Club Hotel George 5. Rodock William J. Long Red Cross’ Rug Cutters Fifth Army Red Cross G. I Clyde Burgess Talcoa Lois Berney Fallon N. C Mary Ross Mohen Onawa William Maderra Federated Homemakers Club Justina Crossley Carroll County F. Ross Myers Maryland Bankers’ Association Albert N. McCardell State Fair Board Tobias E Zimmerman Pomona Grange F. L Metcalfe Willard Holter R . Remsburg D. V. Holter Washington County C. J. Jenkins Roy R. Soper Fort Eustis Camp Stewart A. W Batallion Flory Arlington D. Flory Charleston Harriet Doub Donald Doub Richmond Va Lucille Wills Yeoman USNR Harvey C Wills Navy Department Washington, DC Bureau of Personnel Marianna Maples Sam W Maples Isernia Italy 8Th Army North Court St A Home Small Loan Co OUR Christmas Club Frederick County National Bank North Market Street Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Huon Peninsula Sattelberg Keystone Nicodemus Paint JON Court M. Dally Big Pipe Creek Park Rainbow Skating Taneytown Westminster Featuring Cordwood Dude Ranch Bud Messner
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