Brave Cold Weather Drives Frederick Piano Concert
Bart and 500 concertgoers braved frigid weather and a taxi shortage to attend Vienna-born pianist Somer Plesnes Maes Tilide Sumas at Frederick High. Cab calls were refused. three cars and one taxi arrived. She delivered a prize performance with four encores, including Chopin and Brahms pieces, drawing long autographs after the show. She travels to the Carolinas next, after recent appearances with the Chicago Symphony and in Illinois and Ohio.
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Petrons
Coretive Concert Association
Frederick High
Auditorum
Anticipating
Gamand
Somer Plesnes Maes Tilide Sumas
Chopin
Brahms
Couperin
Rechmaninodl
Ririking
Miss Somer
New York
Frederick
Carolinas
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Ilinois
Ohio
Ilti
Noig
United States
Losses Only Two Per Cent Allied Shipping
Allied Headquarters in North Africa reported today that American and British shipping losses were under two percent in delivering 780 ships totaling 6.5 million tons to North Africa since November 6. Admiral Cunningham said the Axis could mobilize enough ships to aid Rommel and Von Arnim, but hinted at uncertain consequences. He noted the Italian fleet’s heavy units remain hidden in harbor while destroyers convoyed ships from Sicily.
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Allied
North Ashes
Fair VA
Andrew B. Cunningham
North Africa
Axis
Marshal Rommel
General von Arnim
Admiral Cunningham
Britain
Hickest
Cunningham
Dunkerque
Sivily
Navy Inspector Hurt In Hagerstown Mishap
Hagerstown February 15 Naval inspector Nnsenh Nobel aged 28 was seriously injured when his automobile was struck by a Western Maryland locomotive at the Midvale crossing about ten miles north of Hagerstown He was taken to Waynesboro hospital with brain concussion and spine injuries He resides at Blue Ridge Summit and was en route to Hagerstown at the time of the accident.
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Hagerstown
Nnsenh Nobel
Western Maryland
Midvale
Nobel
Navy
Waynesboro
Blue Ridge Summit
Rommel Reported To Be Ill In Germany
Reuters dispatch from Allied North Africa reported without confirmation that Field Marshal Rommel was seriously ill in Germany, flown from Tunis to Berlin.
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Rommel
Germany
London
Reuters
North Africa
Tunis
Berlin
American Art Of 20th Century Discussed At Frederick Club
The Frederick Art Club met at 33 East Church Street to discuss American art of the twentieth century. Members covered murals by John Curry, Washington capital sketches, Jefferson memorial progress, and the Widener gift to the national gallery. The next meeting is set for March 11 at Mrs. George Rodock’s home.
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Frederick Art Club
Amos John Traver
East Church Street
A. H. Harrington
Marion Green
Lilah Gaut
PWA
Washington, D. C
Hammond Clary
Helen Durston
Washington
Geraldine Filez
Jefferson Memorial
Widener
National Gallery of Art
Andrew Mellon
Samuel Rress
Grace Beard Young
George Rodock
East Patrick Street
Victory Books collection centers named for drive at Frederick High
Announcement lists fifteen collection posts for the Victory Book drive by Frederick High School Victory Corps members after 3 pm Friday. AWVS and Red Cross Motor Corps will collect at posts and deliver to campaign HQ. Local sites include South Market and South streets near E J Winebrewer, Jefferson and West Patrick, and others. Miss Beatrice Summers and Miss Frances Buckingham lead the general Victory Corps collection effort.
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Victory Corps
Frederick
AWVS
Red Cross Motor Corps
Victory Book
South Market
Southstreets
E. J. Winebrewer’s
Square Corner
Jefferson and
West Patrick Streets
Washington and
Center Streets
All Saints
Carroll Streets
Wayside Inn
East Patrick Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
North Market
Eighth Streets
Rosemont
Upper College Terrace
Elm Street
Fairview
Trail Avenue
West Seventh Street
Magholia Avenue
Thirteenth
North Market Streets
East Fourth Street
Chapel Alley
Beatrice Summers
Frances Buckingham
The
Jury Expected To Complete February Session Thursday
Indications today pointed to the February grand jury finishing its work and reporting to the circuit court by Thursday. Witnesses have been summoned through tomorrow, and the jury was anticipated to visit the jail and Montevue on parole before ending its deliberations.
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jGicuit
Montevue
Parsuer
Use New Signals In Air Raid Test Continued From Page One
General Hugh A. Drum announces directives for fire companies in Maryland to raise future air raid alarms with three blasts at 30 second intervals. Sirens to vary pitch, not continuous. signals apply to fire apparatus, not City Hall air horn. Drivers must slow to safe speeds. Local test indicates City Hall horn adequate. Basket sale proceeds noted and monthly meetings described with social details and plans for March 11 event at Mrs Walter Stull’s Lewistown home.
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Hugh A. Drum
Atlantic Seaboard
Maryland
City Hall
OCD
Ladies Guild Meeting At Utica Evangelical Church
Mrs F Stanley Stull and Mrs Charles Stull hosted the Ladies Guild at Stull home near Lew chowao. President Elsie Snook presided as 22 members answered roll call with 3 visitors present. The gathering opened with My Country Tis of Thee, readings from the 487th Psalm, The Lord's Prayer, and the American Creed recited in unison.
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F. Stanley Stull
Snook
Class Meeting Held by Faithful Few Lutheran Sunday School
The Faithful Few Class of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School met at Mrs. Emma Faust’s home on West Patrick with ten members and two guests. The session featured readings, songs, and a valentine gift exchange, plus a letter from Kenneth Eckard in England. Refreshments Celebrating St Valentine Day followed. next gathering set for March 11 at Mrs. Gross’s Center Street home.
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Friendly Circle
Rocky Springs Union Church
Howard Siup
Ruth Sentz
Southern
Harold Free
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Emma Faust
West Patrick Street
Helen Grossnickle
Old Virginia
Pauline Ramsburg
Archie Crummitt
William Hemp
Valentine
Cornelius Wachter
Faust
Gross
Rickie
Center Street
Court News Freporty Deeded 4 Frederick Imirie and wife to nee Molesworth
Real estate transfers in Frederick County include deeded parcels among Frederick Imirie and wife, Roscoe H Routzahn to Ethel Routzahn Biser and husband, plus Harp and wife exchanges, and several small sums. Equity matters show risks in estate sale of Virgie Tyler and divorce filings between Mary V Jones and Paul Jones. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Buhrman Leatherman and Kauffman Sehwald, Doe Marston and Greenwalt King Lenhart Catlett Marley Woerner.
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Nellie May Stunkle
Lewis F. Stunkle
Charles F. Stunkle
Howard F. Buhrman
Lantz
Miriam R. Leatherman
Smithaburg
Karl F. Kauffman
Kleins
W. Va
Dora K. Sehwald
Harrisburg
Welton W
Jefferson Street
This City
Roy J. Lenhart
Woodsboro
Helen V. Catlett
Brunswick
Cyrton Thadore Marley
Frederick
Mary Alice Woerner
West South Street
No General Price Hikes Under 48 Hour Week
Washington reports Price Administrator Prentiss Brown opposing any general price increases for firms paying overtime under the 48 hour work week order. He urged Congress to require workers to invest overtime pay in war bonds, saying the order aims to conserve manpower. Businesses paying overtime should reduce employment and not raise prices on that basis.
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Washington
Prentiss Brown
Brown
Congress
Armed Services First, Jobs Only Secondary
Washington February 13 The chairman of the War Manpower Commission said even occupational deferment must yield to armed services needs for specially skilled men. Fighting services have invoked authority to draft men with particular skills. McNutt warned there is no permanent deferment as family men face induction among 4,000,000 expected in the year.
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Washington
Paul V. Dhatitt
Minh
Armed Services
War Manpower Commission
McNutt
Rationing program dates announced for groceries fuel and goods
The notice lists key rationing deadlines for gasoline tires fuel oil sugar coffee and processed foods. It covers March 21 for gasoline coupon No 4 and stamp No 25 coffee through March 21, February 23 and April 6 for fuel oil, March 15 for sugar, March 1 for processed fruits and vegetables, and February 22 registration for War Ration Book Two with proof of War Ration Book One. It also notes bicycle eligibility in 17 eastern states and shoe rationing with three pairs per person and pooling of coupons.
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Pires
Dr Ranck speaks at Zonta Club meeting in Baltimore
Dr James B. Ranck addressed the Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Monday evening. He argued history is in a crucial, hopeful period as nations unite against brutalities and stressed the need to abolish warfare while promoting lasting peace, despite past failures of global bodies. Next week Mrs Meeks will speak at the same venue.
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James B. Ranck
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ranck J
Ranck
League of Nations
World Court
Benjamin W. Meeks
Katherine Mayo Cowan
Elizabeth Lyie
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Ciield
Heho
Burma
Yegyaninp
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Victory Books
Auaneca
Asia
Thia
Declan Auster
Hie
Perete Shoes
Bertha Sheeley
Elmer K. Ramcburg
Mamie Palmer
Haliie Snook
Clifford Kelly
Charles Stull
Walter Keyser
Walter Stull
Victory Gardens
Lewistown
Court News
Keystone Paint Products
Signature Auto Furniture
Fredfrick
Lincoln
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
YOUR
Lome
Lsted
Humber
Arninuuuh
Markell & Ford
Dr. Ranck
Vicki VapoRub
Vicks
Bear Coles
Doll Jewelry Store
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Feuibergs Newel
KEY Hotel
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