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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1943

Page

8

Teachers Bonus Bill Dominates Maryland Senate Hearings

Maryland lawmakers prepare for a week of hearings on the emergency SBI47 bill to pay a $200 bonus to public school teachers and state workers earning under $3,000. The plan, championed by Senate President Brice and backed by Gov O Conor, would fund the payout from state surplus and phase the bonus in 12 monthly installments starting at $20.

Annapolis Senate Finance Committee Maryland Eid Senantor James J. Lindsay Balton County Senate Arthur H. Brice Kent Corseiee Nra Pians O'Conor State Department Lindsay Finance Committee Ak Thee He

Calls For Study Of Economic Policies By Senate

Washington Feb 14 Senator George drafted a resolution calling for a Senate Investigating Committee with subpoena power to study post war economic policy and problems. The panel would advise Congress on achieving a stable economy and a just peace and would be introduced tomorrow.

Washington Congress George Senate

Bomb hits disable Burmeister shipyard in Copenhagen

Afton Tidningen reports Mi-Eleven direct bomb strikes during a recent RAF raid put the Burmeister shipbuilding plant out of production for six to eight months. Eight departments were destroyed and 2,500 workers dismissed the day after the raid in Copenhagen.

Stockholm Burmeister Copenhagen Afton Tidningen Danizh

Weddle Stationed at Newport News Virginia

At Newport News Corp Weddle is stationed in Newport News Virginia during this act his wife resides with her parents Mr and Mrs William KeGore Carp Weddle is Megon of Mrs Maude Bese of Pa

Hunger Crisis Warned If Wickard Fails to Fight for Farms

Senator Edwin C. Johnson charged that unless Secretary Wickard aggressively pushes for more farm manpower and machinery, widespread hunger could follow by year end. He faulted Wickard for an easy approach despite the urgent need to boost farm labor and equipment amid wartime demands. Johnson noted Wickard’s plan to guide local draft boards and wartime production cuts, urging stronger action to feed Allies, the Army, and civilians.

Washington Edwin C. Johnson D.-Colo Wickard Domsen William Jeffers Gis Manunesset Helu Johnson Liaat Cine War Production Board Gillette Iowa

Birthday Party for Barbara Jean Kefauver

Little Miss Barbara Jean Kefauver, daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah Edward Kefauver, east of Middletown, celebrated her sixth birthday last Monday with a party. Attending were Ronald Hauver from Magerstown Teddy Trump of Frederick Ruth Rebecca Beachley Dorothy McBride Grace Evelyn Zecher Beverly Oh Jer Sally Sue Saylor Connie Brandenburg Patty Cameron Mickey Keller Davey Shafer Buzz Buzzard Douglas Line and Ned Refauver, all of Middletown.

Barbara Jean Kefauver Noah Edward Kefauver Middletown Ronald Hauver Magerstown Ted Dy Trump Frederick Sonny Holton Braddock Ruth Rebecca Beachley Dorothy McBride Grace Evelyn Zecher Beverly Oh Jer Sally Sue Saylor Connie Brandenburg Patty Cameron Mickey Keller Davey Shafer Buzz Buzzard Douglas Line Ned ‘Refauver

Pro Vichy Elements Being Cleaned Out In Africa

Allied Headquarters in North Africa reports a house cleaning of pro Vichy elements in the French North African administration of Geo. Henri Giraud. The new Peyrouton cabinet in Algeria includes aides who are long serving colonial officials with anti German sentiment.

North Africa Geo Henri Giraud Marcel Peyrouton Algeria Perrouton

Maryland Young Artists Contest Auditions at Peabody

Mrs. Robert EF Clapp announces Maryland Federation of Music Clubs auditions for the Young Artists and Student Music contests at the Peabody Conservatory on March 13. Entrants must meet age limits by specific dates in 1943 1945. Applications due February 20 guided by judges including Dr John Warren Erb Dr Kor Jones and Frank Sheridan. Walter Guivkunst of Baltimore to receive all applications.

Robert EF. Clapp Rockwell Terrace Maryland Federation of Music Clubs Maryland de Hem Peabody Conservatory John Warren Erb New York University Kor Jones Bethlehem Bach Festival Frank Sheridan New York Walter C. Guivkunst Baltimore

Chinese Embassy hints Madame Snek may visit Washington

A Chinese Embassy dispatch from February 14 reports Madame Snek, wife of the Chinese Generalissima, may travel to Washington in a few days. It notes she is expected to make public appearances in Alma Meter at Wellesley College and later stop in Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Washington C Snek Wellesley College Mass Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles

Rabaul Hit by Heavy Allied Bombing Raid

Allied headquarters report a major Sunday raid on Rabaul New Britain with over thirty Allied bombers dropping more than 50 tons of explosives and 3,500 incendiaries. Fires erupted from Talili Bay to Kokopo as two harbor ships were believed damaged and smoke rose seven thousand feet.

Australia Rabaul New Britain Allied High Command Talili Bay Kokopo Bain Bougainville Yeland Solomons New Guinea Madang Lae

Maryland deferral rate lower than national average in war data

Washington reports Maryland selective registrants show 39 percent deferred for marriage and children, 3 percent below the national average. The Office of War Information chart also lists Maryland shares in enlistments inductions and armed forces membership, noting deferment by occupation and dependency among other factors.

Washington Maryland Office of War Information Patman D- Tex Ween Ae Ee

Relaxed rules to ease auto buying before shortage

Washington February 14 The Sunday Star reports proposed relaxations on auto purchases allowing any buyer without a ration certificate to buy convertibles with soft tops cars over 1500 dollars and 1941 models. Car owners with C gas cards could buy any price car if their current vehicle is nonfunctional. The aim is to shift about 240000 cars from dealers to use including 1800 of the 1941 models, though the Office of Price Administration did not confirm.

Washington The Sunday Star Office of Price Administration

OCD Directors Meet in Baltimore Two Day Conference

National OCD director James M Landis will open the two day regional conference in Baltimore for the third service command. The session, limited to Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia OCD leaders and training officers, starts tomorrow and emphasizes regional protective division matters. A separate report notes a floor fire at 135 West Patrick Street caused minor damage to an occupied property, with fire crews responding around 10 43 p m.

OCD Baltimore James M .Landis Office of Civilian Defense Maryland Pennsylvania Virgina Third Service Command West Patrick Street Katie Phreeger

Naval instructor Charles E. Virts noted in Jacksonville

Charles E. Virts, an instructor at the Naval Air Gunnery School in Jacksonville, Fla., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Virts of Baltimore and a nephew of Mrs. M. O. Fuller of Center Street. He formerly resided in Knonville.

Charles E. Virts Naval Air Force Naval Air Gunnery School Jacksonville Fla Frank Virts Baltimore Knonville M. O. Fuller Center Street

Air War Flares Over Burma and Thai Premier Resigns

New Delhi reports allied air actions against Japanese held Kalachaung on the Mayu Peninsula and in Toungoo, with two Japanese planes downed and a third shot down by ground fire. Bangkok radio claims Premier Luang Bi Pul Songgram has resigned along with his cabinet under Japanese influence.

New Delhi Burma Kalachaung Mayu Peninsula Toungoo New York Bangkok Radio Luang Bipul Songgram Thailand Federal Communications Commission Anandi Mahidol

Attacks On Lorient Hit German U Boat Base In Two Raids

Royal Air Force bombers struck Lorient with two heavy raids, the first night double blow on the French coastal city. Bombers and fighters also attacked Tours, Locomotives in Northern France and Holland, and Brittany.

London Royal Aire Force Lorient Air Ministry Stirling Halifax Lancaster France Holland Aaachnes Tours Army Cooperation Command Brittany Atlantic

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