Food Will Aid Winning War
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard said the liberated peoples America feeds will fight for the nation against oppressors but warned disillusionment and chaos if they are not fed. He outlined a tremendous wartime demand for food, with next year requiring major portions of production for Allies and fighting men. He noted obstacles in production and distribution and announced reorganizing the department into three divisions and a special agency to study consumers and optimize use of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickard
America
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Agriculture Department
No Need To Overcut Forests He Finds
Maryland may boost fuel wood supply by thinning dense stands and removing low value trees. An expected 15 to 20 percent rise in heating wood demand this winter is reported, aided by a USDA survey. Labor shortages and transport limits hinder delivery. much fire-killed wood and logging waste could supply fuel wood if utilized early. Urban demand grows for fireplaces. early cutting next winter is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
C. F. Winston
University of Maryland Extension Service
Winslow
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mr. Winslow
Series Of Short Courses To Be Given At Maryland
A program of short courses in agricultural subjects will be offered at the University of Maryland next spring and summer for women or city workers who want to assist Maryland farms next year. Courses in horticulture, dairying, poultry and gardening will be outlined by the Extension Service under Dr. T. B. Symons. The plan may expand to Washington for government workers with evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Maryland
Agricultural Advisory Council
University
Washington
University Extension Service
T. B. Symons
Reunion on the coast as Rita and Clark reunite
Rita finds peace after a painful night with Clark and Carlos aids a reunion. Clark plans a day of leisure as Rita battles memories of Rolly’s death and unsettling rumors. The pair confront hidden truths while Carlos proves a surprising ally before a new chapter begins.
Alarm Clock Attacks Bank Alarm Misfire Stirs Police
In a tense bank alarm misfire at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, a ringing alarm clock caused officers Chief Poulsen and Investigator Bartgis to investigate a possible burglary. The bank clerk confirmed no burglary, the clock in Dan Swomlex’s locker rang, and investigators cautioned careful checks of all alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
City Register
Lowi E Fichelberger
Ted Ciuather
City Opera House
Arthur C. Poulsen
Epecia
Allen S. Bartgis
Sittig
Dan Swomiey
Poulsen
Swomlex
Soybeans for Winter Dairy Feeding Recommended
Maryland farmers report soybeans are available for winter rations. Dr. K L Turk of the University of Maryland notes ground soybeans provide about 25 percent protein and high fat for dairy cattle. They can replace other meals pound for pound in grain mixes, usually not exceeding one fourth to one third of the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
K. L. Turk
University of Maryland
Turk
Teddy
Strategy Saves Hopeless Contract in Bridge Hand
A quoted hand from Charles H. Goren's Better Bridge for Better Players shows a near hopeless contract after a bad diamond break. Goren's line begins with cashing the ace of spades then the deuce to finesse the ten, then plays the king of clubs from dummy and discards the king of spades, forcing West to return to dummy and allowing two diamond losers to be discarded on the two black queens for a successful contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
Goren
West
Ten year old girl attacker charged with attempted rape
Morningstar Joseph, 26, was arrested and released on bond after confessing to attempting to assault a girl aged 10 on Ninth Street near Matter Avenue. The victim, slightly bruised at the mouth, was examined by a physician. Investigators Stuartgis, Strawsburg, and Dorsey led the case. E. Austin James represents Morningstar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Morningstar
Matter Ives
Grand Jury
Morningstar
Mutter Avenue
Poelive
Frank Dorsey
Ninth Street
Sergi
Dorsey
Allen Stuartgis
Herbert L
Continued Work on Savage River Dam Plea by Senator
Senator George L. Radcliffe of Maryland urged the government to resume construction on the Savage River dam on the Upper Potomac. The WPA project, halted recently, has already consumed several million dollars, and Radcliffe warned that funds would be lost if unfinished. He cited assurances of available labor and stated no strategic materials were required. The Upper Potomac River Commission sponsors the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George L. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Upper Potomac River Commission
Charles Town Feature Race Triumph On Heavy Track
Charles Town hosted a sprint of four and a half furlongs where Charles own led early, widened his margin to six lengths for a clear win. Pilot Bast won in 93 seconds on a heavy track, returning $5.49 for $2 as the favorite amid close photo finish for second with Randles, Queen edging Flying West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
W.a
W. M. Toppa
Pilot Boat
Charles Town Track
High Quest
Middletown's United StatesO campaign driven by community effort
James Earl Soll of Middletown led a district drive for the USO that oversupported its goal within five days without pressure. Local volunteers visited homes, explaining the cause as a morale booster for fighting men, and contributions came from diverse families, including a mother with 15 children who gave two dollars and four quarters. The drive united neighbors, reached colored families, and drew praise from residents who mailed in support even after the top was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Earl Soll
Middletown
USO
Ates Ieess
Middletown i
Middletown Ligis Club
Midietinch
Come
America
Tolal Wisetner
Sarto Claus
Sam
Chen
Bane
Te Nailer
England
Iantman
Oon Mir
Alma
Uncle Sam
Dadad
Frederick County Opinion on 40 Hour Week During War
Reporters quiz finds mixed views on retaining the 40 hour week for war effort. Some favor extending hours as labor shortages grow, others doubt it will continue unchanged, predicting pressure to amend or longer work weeks in private and public sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countians
Harry N. Lewis
Wolfsville
H. Gordon Gardner
Mt. Airy
Congress
J. ¥. Creeger
Thurmont
Driving in low gears wastes gas in city driving
Excessive use of first and second gears makes the motor run faster and consume more fuel per mile than when driven in high gear. The result is unnecessary gas consumption.
Widow and children win damages in train wreck case
The widow Ramona D Morris and three children of attorney Humphrey Morris of Sewickley receive 12500 each in a consent judgment in Dominion Pleas Court for his death in the September 24 Dickerson Maryland crash that killed 14. The award includes 1000 for funeral and expenses. Morris was aboard a Baltimore and Ohio train en route Pittsburgh to Washington when another train collided with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Humphrey Morris
Sewickley
Dominion Pleas Court
Dickerson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Morris
Washington, D. C
Ramona D. Morris
Adamstown Women Host Tea and Variety Club Meeting
The Adamstown Women's Club held a musical tea at Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Michael Doub’s home on Tuesday evening featuring singing readings and instrumental numbers by local performers. Proceeds were to fund Christmas cheer for local service members. The Rural Women's Club of Adamstown met December 2 at Mrs. Wilbur Myers’s home with readings, reviews of books, and discussion of the Atlantic Charter and chemurgy topics.
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Adamnatown Club
Adamstown
Elmer Michael Doub
Abwhiteless
Lawrence Waller
Uenty Durnh
Angie
Mas
Tomer Aeconatist
AD Bay Mery
Catherine Fry
Genev
Hese Thomas
Laariety
Sela
Cresta
Mis
Lunrin
Heilman
Ahico Mirawel
Ma Doyle
Ty Thomas
Soto
Rome
Mies Margerine Fry
Ma Catherine
Lole Fry
Carole
Mrs. Wilter
Christmas Plans and Club Elections in Mid-Valley Area
Twelve members were present for roll call as reports were read and approved. Donations to the Emergency Hospital were discussed with a home delivery arrangement via Mrs. Walter Myers by December. Officers were elected: President Mrs Elmer Micheel, Vice President Mrs Walter Myers, Secretary Mrs Wilbur My, Assistant Secretary Mrs Mal Omacl, Treasurer Miss Alice Beis, Assistant Mrs Clare Gibson, Director Mrs Helen Saffit, Assistant Mrs William Gover. The club set dues from 120 to 23 mm and planned a Christmas party at Eva Carlin’s home on December 31 at 7:20 p.m. Committee chairs were named. The Mid-Valley Homemakers’ Club met December 9 at Mrs Lloyd Coblenz’s home with a work clothes demonstration and musical numbers. Committees were appointed for program, reading, pianist, recreation, demonstrations, home management, and publicity. They will donate to the Emergency Hospital. The next meeting is January 5 at Mere Kalfine Coblaine’s home. In another note, a butchering was held at M. Austin Young’s home with a large dinner for attendees and helpers from Poolesville, Churchill Hill, Charles Main, Gas House Pike, and others.
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William Gaver
Elmer Michaer
Lamb
Jones
Melyille
Parry ‘Shemas
Wilbur Myers
Clark Gloyon
Eric Biser
Eva Cordis
Lawrence Fry
Walter Myers
William Ylugiing
Laurence Walter
Charles Waller
Dahmer Snook
Walter Mage
Abissi Nethedaay
Thena Dulvow
Elizabeth Olan
Hattie O'Hara
Genevieve Phomnas
Muth Kreig
Louise Kreig
Evelyn Thomas
Marale Fry
Elsie Edwards
Dorothy Biser
Lorraine Biser
Alice Michael
Mary Catherine Fry
Bettie Michael
Lola, Fry
Rosalind Michael
Auren Lee Myers
Florence Michael
Jessy Kreig
Frank Thomas
David Michael
Milford Myers
Elmer Michael
Farry Thomas
Watter Myers
Adamstown
Rural Women's Club of
J. W Grver
Eva Carlin
Genevieve Thomas
Lissette Woodward Reese
Harry Thomas
Anthony Adverse
Hervey Allen
Leis Brandfield
Lloyd Douglas
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Pearl S. Buck
Clark Gibson
R. G. Kirk
Alice Bell
Democracy
Miss Thomas
Chemurgy
Stanley Igh
Sonny
Mid-Valley Club
Mid-Valley Homemakers’ Club
Lloyd Coblentz
Middletown
Maynard Hawker
Keiffer Coblentz
Marty Catherine Poole
Walter Poole
Marion Coblentz
Mary Catherine Poole
Lloyd Huffer
Kershe
Dean
Ira Ifert
Maurice Bussard
Virginia Ifert
Carroll Boyer
George Dean
Hamn
Mere Kalfine Coblaine
M. Austin Young
Seventh Street
Young
H. Poole
Franklin
Poolesville
Richard Biser
Dickie
Arthur Shook
Cuhrch Hill
Luther
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Frisco
Doc Burrows
Clark Pasquin
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Rita
Rolly
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Taz
William E. McKenney
Cara Authoority
East Pass Pass
Bond
Savage River Dam
de Oget
J. W. Fout
Harmony Grove
John W. Rothenhoefer
Yellow Springs
J. F. Coffman
Brunswick
Dickerson Wreen
Virginia
Karl Bosh
Ustad Run Commission Morses
Chris
Frederick
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Signature Auto Furniture
Acrative
Paeas Frederick
Frederick, Maryland
Small Loap Co
RFD
Elkridge
Waterloo
Lafayette
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