Beall addresses Frederick County farmers on wartime agriculture
Congressman J Glenn Beall of Frostburg told Frederick County farmers that he would stay in close touch with farm groups in Washington and urged focus on subsidies. At the 22nd annual Frederick County Farm Bureau convention, Alvie Etzler was reelected president Roy Schaffer vice president and Thomas Anderson secretary treasurer five new directors were named covering Emmitsburg Walkersville Frederick Ballenger and Burkittsville The mayor welcomed attendees and Beall spoke on farm difficulties during wartime including manpower fertilizer seed and supply issues and the impact of OPA and WPB rules on canning and production He noted a 1942 peak in food output and the 90 percent parity guarantee for key crops while criticizing subsidy emphasis and stressing the aim of abundant food.
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J. Glenn Beall
Frostburg
Maryland
Frederick County
Washington
Solon
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Calvary
Alvie M. Etzler
Walkersville
Roy C
Secretary of Agriculture
OPA
War Production Board
Congress
CPA
Income Tax Report Form Explained For Taxpayers
A historical note describes the need to figure income tax returns, detailing the form and its completion for both spouses. It mentions the first page showing the tax, the reverse side with a tax table by income, and urges saving and studying the reproductions for accuracy and guidance.
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Treasury Department
Colt
Cave
Agian
Parity and Subsidy Debate In Food Policy
A speaker questions food price control amid abundant production and high national income. He argues subsidies expose private enterprise limits and warn against a federally funded super agency competing with feed dealers. The issue shifts from subsidies to government involvement in business and future policy.
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Ing
General Marshall Named Time Man of the Year
Time Magazine selected General George C. Marshall Chief of Staff U S Army as the 1943 Man of the Year for transforming the United States into a powerful wartime force since Poland's invasion. Churchill Chiang Kai-Shek Stalin and Roosevelt were other nominees considered by Time.
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New York
George C. Marshall
United States Army
Time Magazine
News Magazine
Marshall
Germany
Poland
U. S
Republic
General Marshall
Time
Churchill
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Stalin
Roosevelt
Marines Hold Beachhead at Cape Gloucester New Britain
Allied HQ reports US Marines holding eastern Cape Gloucester positions on New Britain as western flank advances toward the airstrip. MacArthur said artillery air support and flamethrowers cleared pill boxes. about 200 Japanese killed along a river near Bergen Bay. Halsey’s air forces engaged Raoul base, while Australians push along Huon Peninsula toward Blucher Point. Air raids linger on Arawe with 37 Japanese planes lost.
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New Guinea
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Douglas MacArthur
William H. Rupertus
Marine Corps
Rupertus
Bergen Bay
Adm
William
Halsey
Rabaul
Huon Peninsula
Blucher Point
Finschhafen
United States
6Th Army
Arawe
Final Police Court Session of Year Held
The last police court session of 1943, led by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett, discharged Irvin Shankle for assault and battery after the complainant failed to appear, and Raymond Ford forfeited 2.50 collateral on an intoxication charge. No New Year’s Eve session will be held. Shankle was arrested Tuesday night on a warrant. both sides testified with claims about drunkenness.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Irvin Shankle
Patrick
Bentz
Raymond Ford
Frederick
Ralph H. Potts
Shankle
Norman Dietz
Nannie Frith
Dietz
Reappointments on Farm Credit Board for Baltimore area
King appointed as third district director and Jacob H. Mays named director-at-large for three-year terms beginning January 1. Announcement by A. G. Black, governor of the Farm Credit Administration, notes both appointees serve in Baltimore area on the Farm Credit Board.
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King
Baltimore
Jacob H. Mays
Weiser Park
Farm Credit Board of Baltimore
W. Lawson King
Gaithersburg
A. G. Black
Black
Farm Credit Administration
Fifteen Frederick County men enter armed forces
Draft Board Two announced fifteen county inductees placed on active duty. Seven begin at Fort Meade under Acting Corporal Milton E. Kemp Jr. Others already serving join Navy or Marine groups. Additional selections include men from Libertytown Thurmont Frederick and Emmitsburg, with several in Marine Corps training.
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Armed Forces
Milton E. Kemp, Jr
Route 4
Frederick
Fort George G. Meade
Navy
Marine Corps
Kemp
Roy F. Harley
Clarence A. Welty
Rt. 1
Mount Airy
Thomas J. Delauter
Smithspurg
Roy D. Willard
Smithsburg
Harold F. Smith
Union Bridge
Edward W. Jones
Baltimore
Donald D. Sneadner
Libertytown
James W. Misner
Thurmont
Walter J. Harper
Irving D. Wiles
Lee C. Toms
Emmitsburg
James M. Boone
Gaither W. Kline
Herman C. Brightful
New Market
Draft Board Two
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Farm Bureau
Ray
Fie
Lise
Anne Themeslese
Obove
Allen
Alliow
Huibied
Teds
Sigmatier
Udes
Boch
Tioval U
Enon
Joh
Prater. Dues
Pnt
Roca
Tees
Ees
Gea
Nee Victory Tax Center
Inght
Net
Uncle Sam
Gen. Marshall
Marines
Fendant
Magistrate’s Court
Royal Navy
London
Downing Street
Fraser
Sir Bruce JA. Fraser
Duke of York
Scharnhorst
New England
Meade
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
North Market Street
Rayon
Rayon Romaine
C. C. Carty, Inc
EF. Patrick St
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