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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1948

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3

County Gifts Advance to CWSC From Maryland In January

January gifts to the Church World Service Center in New Windsor totaled 255000 pounds. Frederick County ranked fifth in donations, with Middletown leading the county, sending 494 pounds of clothing 102 pounds of grease for soap and 73 pounds of food. Baltimore City and County combined, Montgomery Carroll and Prince George counties followed, while smaller communities including Myersville Monrovia Lantz and Ijamsville contributed. The drive by the Maryland-Delaware Council of Churches seeks one million pounds of relief goods by Easter for CWSC to aid overseas and displaced populations.

New Windsor Feo Church World Service Center Maryland Frederick Connans Middletown Baltimore New York China Japan Italy Germany Church World Service America Frederick County Baltimore City County Montgomery Carroll Prince George Myersville Monrovia Lantz Ijamsville Burkittsville Emmitsburg Frederick Rocky Ridge Thurmont Maryland - Delaware Council of Churches and Christian Education

Form Chapter of Gold Star Mothers Organizing

G Ernest Lipps, Maryland Veterans Committee representative, announced that on Tuesday at two o clock Mrs Samuel B Wright National Committeewoman American Gold Star Mothers Inc will visit Francis Scott Key Post American Legion to organize a local chapter for mothers of service members killed in World War I or II. The national group began in Washington on January 4 1923 and was incorporated January 5 1998. Gladys Poulter of Baltimore sustained a lacerated leg when a car driven by Clarence L Flickinger skidded on Route 26 east of Eldersburg and overturned. State Trooper John Morgan reported no charges. Five Japanese burned to death and eight were seriously injured in a fire at a repatriates barracks in Tokyo. August remains the peak month for motor travel in the United States, with December the worst for traffic accidents.

G. Ernest Lipps Maryland Veterans Committee Samuel B. Wright American Gold Star Mothers, Inc Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Soman Gladys Poulter Baltimore Clarence L. Flickinger Eldersburg William H. Lawson John Morgan

Firemen and Police Save Engineer After Heart Attack

Harold L Scherer of Rockford Illinois was saved by rapid police and fire response after a heart attack Thursday. Lieut Six and Firemen Ray Steele Joseph Hooper and Alton Shaff loaded Scherer into an emergency truck, transported him to hospital where he survived. A letter from Frederick Iron and Steel Company president Jacob Goldberg commends the responders. Chief Fred Straley received thanks for Officer Norman Dietz’s assistance in a cemetery investigation.

Harold L Scherer Rockford, Ill Jacob Goldberg Frederick Iron and Steel Company Aed Liord C. Er Gobibers Ray Steele Joseph O. Hooper Alton E. Shaff Lieut Six Scherer Hooper Steward Shaff Hfe Fred Straley Sui Perintendent Cyril Klein Mt . Olivet Norman Dietz

Meat Prices Cut in A&P Stores Eastern Division

New York February 15 2 price reductions of two to 10 cents per pound will take effect tomorrow in A and P Food Company stores eastern division impacting 49 meat varieties across the chain.

New York A & P Food Company

Joint Conference of Conservation Leaders in Baltimore

Maryland soil conservation district supervisors county agricultural agents and county associations plan a joint conference on February 19 in Baltimore. Dr T B Symons will discuss state university and extension ties. J C Dykes will outline fundamentals of the U S Soil Conservation Program. morning session chaired by Edward M Davis with further reviews by Albert J Loveland. afternoon features Joseph H Blanford and three prominent speakers.

Maryland Soil Conservation District Baltimore State Soil Conservation Committee University of Maryland Extension Service T. B. Symons J. C. Dykes U. S. Soil Conservation Service U. S. Soil Conservation Program William R. Powell Ellicott City Harry H. Rieck Preston Howard and Caroline Albert J. Loveland Agricultural U. S

Coordination difficulties and advantages discussed by Maryland farmers

Wilson Heaps of Pylesville will discuss the difficulties of coordination followed by W. H Leaverton of Rock Hall and Edward F. Holter of Middletown who will consider the advantages of coordination.

Maryland Wilson Heaps Pylesville W. H Leaverton Rock Hall Edward F. Holter Middletown

Ladiesburg Sunday Visitors At Local Home

Sunday guests visited the home of F H Birely and family in Ladiesburg. Attending were Frank Gaver Ira Strawsburg of Johnsville Erlaine and Shirley Binkley Lola Binkley Joyce Sullivan and Mrs C S Smith. Also Mr and Mrs Paul Singer of Johnsville with their children spent the afternoon with Walter Lind and family. Mrs Lewis Duttera visited Monday with Mrs Birely. Mr and Mrs Duttera and Mr and Mrs Reno Grabill and son Charles spent Sunday evening.

Ladiesburg F. H. Birely Frank Gaver Ira Strawsburg Johnsville Olivier Linton Erlaine Shirley C. W. Binkley Lola Mirs Howard Sullivan Joyce Norman Stitely C. 8. Smith Paul Singer Walter Lind Lewis Duttera Reno Grabill Charles

Local Family News and Rate Increase Report

Mrs Water Lind and family hosted. Joan Lind and Miss Ethel Willhide visited. Catherine Whitmore stayed with Mrs F H Birely. Joseph Gaver of Frederick visited his parents. Chambersburg Hospital raises rates by about 12 percent due to maintenance costs. Kentucky bluegrass state with 12 000 600 acres of forests noted.

Water Lind Leslie Lind Joan Ethel Willhide Walter Lind Catherine Whitmore F. H Birely Joseph Gaver Frederick Frank Gaver Chambersburg Hospital Chambersburg, Pa Kentucky

Trainman's broken leg after rail crash near Camp Kanawha

W. Sandy, 46, of Rohrersville, a member of the B and R freight crew, is hospitalized with a fractured leg after a freight train derailed at Stunkle's Crossing near Point of Rocks around 4 am Sunday. He was pinned against a car ladder while attempting to jump clear as several cars left the track. First aid given on site. state police ambulance, an Etchison and Son ambulance, and hospital staff assisted. Sandy resting as well as could be expected at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Details of the accident were not available Sunday night. Attendance at Calvary Methodist Leaders Bible Class topped 100 with visitors. Future speaker announced. Large bauxite deposits noted in South America.

Joseph W. Sandy Rohrersville Frederick Memorial Hospital Stunkle's Crossing Camp Kanawha Point of Rocks Sandy Frederick James Stonesifer Mutchner N. R. Etchison and Son

Paraguay Vote Heavily In First Presidential Election

Asuncion Feb 15 heavy voting proceeded quietly in Paraguay's first presidential election in nine years. Only one candidate, Natalicia Gonzalez, appeared on the ballots as the Colorado party nominee, the country’s sole legal party after last year’s civil war.

Paraguay Asuncion Natalicia Gonzalez Colorado Party

Talk Steel Wages in Pittsburgh With CIO Leaders

In Pittsburgh on February 15 officials of the CIO United Steelworkers plan to meet with chief Philip Murray to outline new wage demands for the steel industry.

Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers Philip Murray

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