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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1944

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2

Four Frederick nurses join Army in New Guinea front

Frederick City Hospital School of Nursing graduates Thelma Whipp Iona King Louise Dayhoff and Beulah Martin become Army nurses stationed near New Guinea. In letters January 25 they describe moving from Australia aboard a hospital ship, jungle scenery mountains cocoanuts and a future toward the front. They report new khaki uniforms long sleeves mess terms and malaria precautions with hopeful notes of Christmas packages and morale.

New Guinea Frederick County Frederick City Hospital School Dayhoff King Miss Somerville G. I Miss Martin Lieut. King Lieut Whipp Guinea Australia Whipp Frederick

Auto bicycle crash injures teen near Frederick

Police report no charges after a collision at Church and Market streets about 7:15 pm Tuesday. Linwood Baker, 14, of 30614 East Third Street, was not seriously hurt and remained under observation at Frederick City Hospital. The bicycle was struck by a car driven by Paul Jones of 368 West Patrick Street at the North Market Street intersection guarded by a traffic signal.”

Church and Market Streets Linwood Baker H. Russell Baker East Third Street Frederick City Hospital Marion Carmack Church Street Paul Jones West Patrick Street North Market Street

Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

An old advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound as a home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis pain. It instructs mixing a five week supply with a quart of water and the juice of four lemons, taking three tablespoonfuls twice daily, with a money back guarantee if not improved. The pitch emphasizes easy preparation and wide drugstore availability.

Union Bridge boys in service on leave this week

Boys on visits with home folks this week include George K. Boston Camp Philips Kansas Staff Sgt Joseph P Kiss Camp Pickett Van Howard Otto and John Mackley Corporal Roy Franklin Snyder left Monday for Camp Jackson DC

Wiion Bridge George K. Boston Camp Philips Kansas Joseph P. Kiss Pickett van Howard Otto John Mackley Cpl Roy Franklin Snyder Camp Jackson D.C

Breakfast Speaker at All Saints' Episcopal Breakfast

Christian H. Kahl, chairman of the Baltimore County Commissioners and vestry man, will speak at a Sunday breakfast at the Francis Scott Key hotel hosted by All Saints' Episcopal Church. A Corporate Communion for men and boys precedes at eight, with Episcopal clergy assisting Rev. Samuel S. Johnston in the sacrament.

Francis Scott Key All Saints' Episcopal Church Christian H. Kahl Baltimore County All Saints’ Church Reisterstown Episcopal Church Samuel S. Johnston All Saints

Community notices and service updates from Union Bridge

Cpl Snyder returns from overseas duty and will be stationed several months. He spent about twenty one days at Johnsville with wife and parents. Smithy Sunbeams of Mt Union Lutheran hold Valentine party after class meeting. Rainy Day Bags to be returned within two weeks. St James Lutheran Ladies food sale at Union Bridge Firemen's Halls on Saturday Feb 26. Earl Black Seaman first class on ten day furlough with parents near Union Bridge. Mr and Mrs Robert Green Jr Bark Hill welcomed a son Lewis Lee born Jan 30. John Albaugh family to move March 7 from Leese farm to near Ceresville. Mr and Mrs Foster Warehime host daughter and husband Tech Sgt and Mrs Howard E Toy. Dr T H Legg returns from Frederick City Hospital. Cpl Paul Spurrier returns to Camp Seibert Alabama after ten day leave in Union Bridge.

Cpl. Snyder Johnsville Roy Snyder Mt Union Lutheran Church St. James Lutheran Church Union Bridge Earl Black Roland Black Robert Green Bark Hill Lewis Lee John Albaugh Leese Ceresville Foster Warehime Tech Howard E Toy T. H Legg Frederick City Hospital Paul Spurrier Camp Seibert Ala Paul Green Robert Helwig Charles Bachman John Owings Louize Owings Arthur Levine Aon Marvin Westminster Charles Grabill Magerstown New Windsor Hallett Bailey Sarah Baile Baltimore John Baile John E. Thompson Kentucky Marie Thomp Lulu Smelser Howard Devilbiss The Marines Milton Devilbiss Grant Devilbiss Grace Fisher Barker Cookson Uniontown Joseph L. Englar Frederick Eyster Lynn California Eyster Pvt William Pusey Blue Ridge College Norman Naill Frances McEneny Shiela Oxford N. Y Waller Bankard New Windsor High School

Russians Push German Forces From Pskov Region Amid Heavy Battles

Moscow reported Russian units advanced on multiple fronts in the Ukraine and near Pskov, destroying German retreat lines along railways and highways. Soviet forces claimed sieges around Pskov, captured towns near Luga, and routed a German infantry regiment, with thousands killed or captured and dozens of enemy tanks destroyed.

London Pskov Moscow Russia Ukraine Red Army Leningrad Luga Serebyanka Kalbutitsy Gorodets Narva- Pskov Lake Peipus Polna

New Windsor Social Notes Mention Family Visits and Birthday

New Windsor reports Mrs William Streamel visiting her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Frank Haines in Uniontown, and Mrs Margaret Bixler celebrated her birthday on February. A quilting party in her honor led by her daughter Ruth brought together Mrs Copper smith, Mrs Bankert, Mrs John, Mrs Bachman, Mrs Lowell, Miss Wilson, Miss Lambert, Miss Snader, and Miss Ecker to quilt two quilts for Friends Relief work before dinner. The New Windsor Farm Bureau Planning Group No. 2 met in February.

New Windsor William Streamel Frank Haines Uniontown Margaret Bixler Ruth Friends Relief Work Coppersmith Bankert John Bachman Lowell

Community Notes Add Social Club Events and Visits

A roundup of social visits includes the Green home hosting a membership drive and quiz night, with March plans at the Helwigs. Supper at the Bachmans, and visits by Owings, Hyde, and Thompson families from Westminster, Baltimore, Kentucky, and beyond. The New Windsor High Senior Class will stage The Doctor Has A Daughter on February 24 at 8 p.m.

Jesuit Priest Rev James F Mellyn Dies in Boston

Rev James F Mellyn S J died after a brief illness in Boston on Feb 16. He celebrated his 50th anniversary as a Jesuit and previously taught at Boston College Fordham University St Xavier College and Boston College High School. He entered the order in Frederick Md in 1893.

Boston James F. Mellyn S. J Society of Jesus Boston College Fordham University St. Xavier College Frederick

Final Program On Thursday By Frederick Cooperative

The Frederick Cooperative Concert Association closes its season with a classical program by the Bury Ensemble at 830 PM Thursday in the Frederick High School auditorium. The program features Beethoven Gluck Godard Mendelssohn Handel Wagner and others with piano flute violin and cello. The series has drawn growing enthusiasm among younger attendees and follows prior comic and modernized performances.

Helen Howe Frederick Frederick High School Bury Beethoven Gluck Godard Mendelssohn Handel Wagner Nine O'Clock Opera Company

AFL President Bill Stresses Labor Career Hope

Washington February 164 President William Green of the American Federation of Labor today reaffirmed efforts to expand union influence. He spoke during regular correspondence with company men and expressed belief a musical career could emerge among workers through organized support.

Bill Washington William Green American Federation of Labor Today

Senator Attacks Service Bill and War Production Claim

The senator reiterated opposition to national service legislation before the Senate Military Committee. He blamed strikes on government wage and price policies and argued a civilian labor draft would not add any new planes ships tanks or bullets to the nation’s war production.

Senate Miliary Committee

Time Tested VapoRub Chest Cold Advice Headline

A traditional remedy touts VapoRub for chest cold relief. The ad urges applying the product to throat chest and back at bedtime for comfort and soothing effect across homes.

Mandy

From where I sit postwar planning and a call to action

The writer cites Bert Childers on postwar planning, noting governments draft resolutions and conferences, but stresses that real change hinges on individuals choosing to improve their corner of the world. Respect for others rights and liberties, including beer choices and voting conscience, is essential for plans to matter.

Bert Childers Bert

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