U S Troops Parade in Ireland Amid Royal Welcome
American forces march through Irish countryside in a ceremonial review for Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle. The pageant includes a 50 piece band, Irish spectators, and a stray mongrel named Hawkeye loyal to Sgt. Max Shepherd. Corporal Lloyd Carpenter, from Waverly Iowa, cites WWI service as motivation.
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Northern Ireland
British Isles
Russell P. Hartle
U.S
Max Shepherd
Waterloo
Hawkeye
Iowa
Lloyd Carpenter
Waverly
U. S. Navy Air Corps
I. Gittler
Congress Appropriations Race Per Second Under War Effort
Washington reports the current Congress, in its first month, has appropriated or authorized about 39.05 billion dollars for war effort spending. This includes 12.55 billion for army airplane programs and 26.5 billion in other appropriations and contract authority.
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Washington
Congress
Congress Passes Record Naval and China Loan Bills
Congress approved in rapid vote the naval appropriation bill and the China loan bill, both unanimously in each chamber. The measures totaled 300 million for China and marked the largest single appropriations in legislative history, surpassing even the wartime declaration's support.
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Congress
China
Ate
Japan
Ladies Night at Monocacy Club Federal Church Event
A Ladies Night at the Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church drew about 140 attendees on Thursday. Dr. William R. Barnhart of Hood College spoke on world affairs calling for Christian leadership as the world faces war and economic strain. John Hankey presided. Rev Dr Henri L. G. Kieffer gave the invocation. Hood College’s Dr Joseph H. Apple delivered the benediction. Margaret Fertig and Gertrude Flagg sang with pianist Anna Marie Budde. dinner was by church ladies. committee included McCardell, Hargett, Ramsburgh, Staley, Durbing, Kirschman, Lough, Burger, Shipley.
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Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Dr. Barnhart
John Hankey
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Joseph H. Apple
Margaret Fertig
Edgewood
Gertrude Flagg
Martinsburg
W.a
Anna Marie Budde
Albert N. McCardell
Richard S. Hargett
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Irving E. Staley
Guy Droneburg
Charles Kirschman
Charles W. Lough
W. Leslie Burger
G. William Shipley
Allen back in Charleston after war dispatches
Larry Peanuts Allen the AP sea correspondent returns to Charleston WV reporting ground. He jokes about appetite gains from Egypt and promises to return there while recalling his early Charleston days at the Daily Mail. He attends a chamber banquet with Lt. Peter Otway Smithers and met local officials.
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Charleston
W. Va
Larry
Peanuts) Allen
Associated Press
Goohers
West Virginia
New York
Egypt
Mediterranean
W. E. Clark
Charleston Daily Mail
Robert L. Smith
The
Charleston Gazette
Frank A. Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Chamber
Peter Otway Smithers
Washington
Mt. Savage
Daily Mail
Charleston AP staff member joins in 1933
The item notes a reporter joining the Charleston Associated Press in 1933 and describes the next two years traveling with the British fleet in the Mediterranean.
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Charleston
Waterworks District Formed in Frederick and Washington Counties
An emergency cooperative Waterworks district encompassing Washington and Frederick counties was formed at City Hall this week. Nine communities agreed to cooperate. more are expected to join. Coordinator W. Raymond Walter said the pool of equipment will aid members in emergencies, with rules set for obtaining and replacing materials. George L. Hall of the State Department of Wealth attended with local waterworks representatives.
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Washington
Frederick
City Hall
W. Raymond Walter
Walter
George L. Hall
State Department of Wealth
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Braddock Heights
Relief For Auto Dealers Proposed In Congress
A measure to aid automobile dealers hit by wartime readjustment would postpone federal taxes, halt debt proceedings, and provide relief. The bill, introduced by Representative Samuel Weiss of Pennsylvania, was reported to the Frederick office of the Automobile Club of Maryland from the American Automobile Association.
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Congress
Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
American Automobile Association
Samuel Weiss
Pennsylvania
AAA outlines gasoline rationing plan in emergency program
The AAA reports the Pendouin Coordinator's office has been developing a gasoline rationing program for possible future emergencies. The plan is being reviewed by industry with no current intention to use it, and the federal government would cover interest and insurance on related debt obligations.
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AAA
Pendouin
Machine Shop Seeks Precision Work for Aircraft Tolerances
Alberty Motors & Engineering Corp invites shops capable of precision metalworking to forward equipment and ready work. They demand automatic and hand screw machines, punches, lathes, mills, shapers, gear cutters, worm gear equipment, and aluminum die casting. Located in Thalttmore, Maryland.
Congressmen Back Nation Regardless Of Party
President Roosevelt stated that during wartime the nation needs Congress members who will support the U S government regardless of party. He noted he would likely favor re election of many incumbents in the Senate and House though he did not set a firm line on voting records prior to Pearl Harbor. The remarks followed Edward Flynn’s warning that a hostile Congress could hamper the war effort.
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Washington
Presideart Raney
United States
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Edward J. Flynn
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