Percheron Sale Set For March 26 In Frederick County
The Percheron Association of Frederick County will hold its eighth annual draft horse sale at the Frederick Fair Grounds on Monday March 26. Three stallions and thirty seven mares will be offered by local and other consignors including Woods Farm Ben Watkins UWI and Rush Valley Farms. Auctioneers Glenn Trout and Emmett Bowlus with J M Vial of College Park will discuss pedigrees. sale committee members are Shoemaker Derr Thompson and Dan Wight.
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Percheron Association
Frederick County
Frederick Fair Grounds
Frederick County Association
William D. Powell
Tyrconnel Farm
L. C. Powell
Harvey Working
Monocacy Farms
Woods Farm
Ben
Glenn Trout
Emmett Bowlus
J. M. Vial
College Park
Messrs. Shoemaker
E. N. Derr
Thompson
Dan Wight
Applications For Chaplains In War Service
Dec 4 report from Baltimore notes no chaplain applications in November toward a 35 quota set by the War Department. Third Service Command emphasizes ongoing need for chaplains home and overseas, and a December target for 25 more approvals to meet demand.
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Baltimore
Tuyes
Renorzing
War Department
Germany
Third Service Command
Seidiere
The Magic Music Box of Poldrex Christmas Gift
Princess Ruth in Cameroon lies feverish and in danger unless she smiles on Christmas Day. Santa and Mrs. Claus, with Hoppy the Toad, learn that only the Magic Music Box of Poldrex can lift her heart, while gifts for the festival are prepared to bring joy.
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Happy Lands
Cameroon
Ruth
Mrs. Claus
Hoppy the Toad
Santa
Happy the Toad
Santa Claus
U S Intervention Urged in Greece By Greek Editor
Basil J. Viavianos head of the Greek section of the International Editorial Board of Free World urges American intervention in Greece to stop bloodshed and secure liberties for Greeks. He criticizes British policy and monarchist forces backing the king and warns against labeling resistance as Communism. Also notes a donation to Hood College of a rubber plant by Mrs. W L Anhalt.
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New York
Basil J. Viavianos
Free World
Today
Greece
Viavianos
National Herald
George
W. L. Anhalt
West Patrick Street
Hood College
Ladies Bible Class Holds Regular Meeting at Church Parlor
The Evangelical Reformed Church Ladies Bible Class met with large attendance. The president presided as members sang Trust and Obey and Bless Be The Tie That Binds. Reports were read and adopted, committees named for December, and a Pratt's Studio program followed with refreshments.
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Reguar
Ladies Bible Class
Evangelical Reformed Church
Leonard Nothagle
Marvy Dieterich
Homer Miller
Edward Myers
Willbur Hoover
Guy Mateny
Joseph Zimmerman
Anna Lee Kefauver
Cora Schmidt
Pratt
Jesus
Demand Pay Increase in Louisville Strike Threat
President J B Moran of the National Federation of Long Lines Telephone Operators announced in Louisville that the union will cancel its strike threat in Louisville and Memphis if the American Telephone and Telegraph Company supports recommending an 85 pay increase to the War Labor Board. The WLB granted a $2 raise and the proposal was sent to AT&T in New York for decision.
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Louisville
J. 3. Moran
National Federation of Long Lines Telephone Operators
Memphis
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
War Labor Board
WLB
New York
No Fuel To Train Nazis
Rome reports Germany faces drastic fuel shortages due to Allied bombing, with refinery losses crippling tank and aircraft production. Lt Gen Ira C. Barker says German targets will bear the brunt of bombardment as western Allied armies advance, while the Eaker air force seeks to sustain heavy strikes despite winter conditions. Meanwhile, a Lutheran Mothers Class in a separate note holds a December meeting at Mrs Ayard Smith’s home with officers elected and a plan for Red Cross bingo and a covered dish supper forthcoming. About 40 percent of British war output comes from small workshops.
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Rome
Germany
Ira C. Barker
Sth
U.S
Eaker
Onc
Kaker
Lutheran Sunday School
Ayard Smith
West Twelfth Street
Regia
Pew
Irvin Ramyberg
Howard Flock
Red Cross
Carlton Baumgardner
Walefred Kaufman
Ralph Claessen
Benj Fox
Diller Hahn
Philip Mastring
Gherman Haines
Countian Memoir of Original B-29 Crew Member
A fragmentary profile recalls Lieut. Oliver R Sicklins of the original B-29 crew, detailing his service across Asia including Singapore and Japan. The 25-year-old aviator, a St. John's High School graduate from Frederick, mentions his uncle James A. Rogers and brothers in the Army, with notes on battles and sea duty.
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Mn Bardier Bet
Ote Urcounter Armored Command
James A. Rogers
Ely
Gidusate
St. John’s Thigh School
Frederick
Uiive Brothers
Ags
Nats
John Rome Infantry
Fort Benning
Gaz
Robert
Moen Nihe
Waltram Hyin
Barmbridge
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Holds Christmas Party Meeting
The Past Noble Grand of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 1100 held its Christmas party and monthly session on Friday night December 1 at the Temple. Presiding was president Mrs Letten Staley. the roll call asked What Do You Want For Christmas. Next Home meeting is December 27 with Mrs Sadie Welland hosting on Sard day. Committee for January includes Mrs Mary Frew Mrs Bessie Poole Miss Helen Crampton and Mrs Ruth Gibson.
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G. Meeps
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Lo, QO
F. Temple
Letten Staley
Nest
Sadie Wellind
Datas Sard
Willard
Abies Fannie Seiler
Mary Frew
Bessie Poole
Helen Crampton
Ruth Gibson
State Dept Shakeup Reroutes Top Foreign Affairs Officials
Washington report notes a sweeping change in the State Department with Secretary Edward R. Stettinius gaining Under Secretary Joseph C. Grew and Assistant Secretary William L. Llavyton among others after resignations of several senior officials. The article outlines the new leadership as President Roosevelt reshapes the department’s direction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Edward R. Stettinius
Joseph ¢C. Grew
William L. Llavton
Texas
Secretary appointments emphasize economic diplomacy in new posts
The report notes Archibald ish and Nelson Rockefeller receive roles advancing economic policy abroad. Grew is the only seasoned diplomat among first nominees sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Archibaldish
Congress
Nelson Rockefeller
John D
Senate
Recruit Exposing Workers for Norfolk Navy Yard
Response campaign to recruit workers for the Norfolk Navy Yard at Portsmouth Virginia was launched today by J A Plummer civil service labor recruiter who will be stationed at the United States Employment Service Office on Wednesday and Thursday of each week. The Navy seeks men not now in essential jobs and appeals to new workers to accept work at Norfolk Yard if qualified.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Portsmouth
J. A. Plummer
Civil Service
United States Employment Service Office
Navy
Norfolk
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N. J
Francis Biddle
Hydro Patents Company
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Biddle
Standird
Sare
I. G. Fargenindustrie
Santa Land
Toy Shop
Mimi
Louis
Happy
U. S
Storm & Shipley
N. Market SL
Cole
Countian
Glade
Valtey Garber
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market
Frederick, Md
Modern Pharmacy
Pearce
The
Army
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Sears
RSE Eran
State Dept
J.C
Aleighi
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
West Patrick St
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kember
Stor
KEY Hotel Bldg
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