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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1944

Page

3

Frederick USO hosts public open house celebration

Frederick residents toured the newly opened USO club on Court street during its third anniversary events. More than 125 civilians attended, viewing facilities for service members, enjoying cake, cookies, punch, and a pool table and bowling alleys, with hostesses and spring floral decorations enhancing the scene.

Edericktonians Frederick Cok USO Court Street United Service Organizations Army Navy

Local social notes and concert plans in Frederick area

The item lists residents hosting dinners and visits across Frederick and Thurmont, including Mrs Belva Martin and others. It notes Helen Horine entertaining friends at 23 Jefferson Street and announces the February 17 Bary Ensemble concert by the Frederick Cooperative Concert Association at Frederick High School. It also mentions military personnel visits and Hood College activities, with several families hosting relatives and attending events.

Bary Ensemble Frederick Cooperative Concert Association Frederick High School Bary Winchester Hall G. H. Montgomery Frederi Glenn Stovall The Salvation Army Anna Edwards Frederick Hubert T. Spence Washington Harvey E. Johnson Baltimore Evangelist Montgomery

Name-Calling Leading Propaganda of Nazis

Dr Clyde R Miller of the League for Fair Play spoke at Hood College on propaganda and conditioned reflex. He cited name calling by Hitler and Goebbels as linking groups to labels and noted risks for the United States if such reflexes go unchecked. The Hood Public Events Committee organized the third world affairs lecture in a series.

Clyde R. Miller League For Fair Play New York City Brodbeck Hall Hood College Miller Hitler Goebbels Dr. Miller United States Miler Hood Public Events Committee

Weather data snapshot with temperatures and sun/moon times

The report lists 24 hour precipitation none and February totals with a deficit for February 1943. It records yesterday high 46 and low 22 with year-ago figures of 54 and 32. Solar and lunar times for today and tomorrow are included.

Real Estate Board backs tax depreciation for owner-occupied homes

Frederick real estate leaders urged Congress to pass Hartley’s amendment allowing depreciation and maintenance deductions for owner-occupied residences. The measure, already allowed for business property, would offset federal taxes and has a Senate companion bill. Local members plan to lobby for support and plan a national board conference result influence.

Congress Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc Howard M. Gross Gilmore R. Flautt James H. Cramer Brat A. Hartley Lnt New Jersey House of Representatives National Association of Real Estate Boards Senate National Real Estate Board Association Cleveland

Darner Family Notice From Walkersville

Paul Moberly and Rosa May of Walkersville join Miss Josephine Darner, Miss Frances Darner, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Darner in a public notice listing family members and relations.

Frank H. Darner Middletown Darner Morris R. Holter Mamie Holter Martin Beachley Richard Regina Fred Gladys Ruth Rebecca Beachley Paul Moberly Rosa May Walkersville Josephine Darner Frances Darner

Good Will Club Holds Inaugural Meeting At Home

The Good Will Club held its first meeting January 30 at 240 West Fourth Street home of Mrs Maisie Weddin. Attendees sang God Bless America as officers were elected President Guy Hopwood Vice President Marion Lawson Secretary Treasurer Mrs Grace Werking Assistant Secretary Mrs Weddie. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for February 26 at Marion Lawson home.

Victory Gardens Garden Club of Frederick Victory ‘Gardens R. W. Baer West College Terrace

Taneytown Pastor Retires From Teaching Role

Rev Guy P Bready, long serving Taneytown teacher and Grace Reformed Church pastor, plans retirement from teaching at week’s end while continuing pastoral duties at Grace Reformed Taneytown and the Reformed Church of Keysville.

Taneytown Guy P. Bready Grace Reformed Church Reformed Church of Keysville

Wood in trucks boosts war production by replacing steel

Use of wood in the automotive industry as a substitute for steel in cargo truck bodies not only has saved metals, but also brings many small plants, such as furniture makers, into war production.

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