Visit Of A Former Resident Recalled The Good Old Days
A Frederick native now living in Jackson Michigan recalls a summer visit to his birthplace. He recounts memories of editors Delaplaine and the Frederick News-Post, lists local figures, shops, parks, and events from decades past, and reflects on friendships, streets, and landmarks that shaped his youth. The piece blends personal nostalgia with vivid portraits of a bygone Frederick community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peapel
Jackson
Mich
Tookieg
Fredenck News-Post
Delaplaine
Michigan
Penter
McSher
Johnny Matier
McSherry
P. F. Pamper
Dames
Dames McSherry
Fat” Long
Pat’ Long
Gity
Knight MacDonald
Buffalo
City
Attorney Maulsby
Roger Ritchie
Benny Knodle
Carlin House
Frederick News
Chester Kemp
Market Street
Roger Young
Frederick
Henry Pamper
South Street
Beckley
Church Street
Baker Pare
United States
Hell's Half Acre
Gover
Bruner
Zentz
Baker Park
Jack-The-Ripper
Jess Derr
Jack
Frank Rhoades
Wilmuth Adams
Frankk
Waat
Crest
West Second Street
Mary
Agnes
Schley
Admiral Schley
Florence Walters
Snyder
Joe Howard
R. Vo Smith
Yeakle
Opera House
Tom Kline
Smith
Temple of Fancy Corporation
Ben Rosenour
Rosenours
Eiisenhauers
Uncle Joe
Uncle John
Dutrow
Belcome
Fatty
Cemetery Hill
Mt. Oliver
Low Market Street
South Market Street
Val Yinger
B & QO
Braddock Heights
Zeigler
West Patrick Street
Zeigier's
Haydens
Ox Fibre
Zep" Moterly
Brunner Transferred From Camp Edwards to Fort Sheridan
Corporal Brunner, son of Mr and Mrs Charles F E Brunner of near Frederick, recently transferred from Camp Edwards Massachusetts to Fort Sheridan Illinois. He has been in service since April 9 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp Brunner
Charles FE. Brunner
Frederick
Camp Edwards
Maas
Fort Sheridan
Corp
17 Japanese Killed In Wau Mubo Sector
Allied High Command reports 17 Japanese killed in the Wau Mubo sector of New Guinea near Salamaua. Ground fighting nearby has caused Japanese losses over 1,000 with Japanese retreat. Bomber raids over Salamaua and Lae aimed at airfields and craft. Portuguese Timor raid also reported with fires and explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Australia
New Guinea
Salamaua
Allied High Command
Wau
Mubo
Lae
Portuguese Timor
Meeting On Child Care Classes In Frederick Tonight
A public meeting at 7 40 p m at M C A aims to arrange AWVS taught child care classes with no tuition. Miss Onica Pratl of Hood College will instruct and a talking picture from England on nursery care during the blitz will be shown. Volunteers are needed to staff schools for children of working mothers and participants must donate weekly hours and refrain from paid work for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AWVS
Onica Pratl
Hood College
England
Frederick
Memorialnote for a Good Citizen in the Community
A distressed reminiscence recalls a period when bicycle races drew interest and a friend’s illness kept him from meeting. The writer bids mercy for a soul and honors Marty as a fine example of a good citizen who spent his life in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Berlin Denies Hitler Gives Up Army Command
The Berlin radio denied rumors Hitler planned to relinquish command of the German armed forces. Reports of a new eastern front commander were said to be unfounded. CBS and Swiss cables echoed claims of German disarray and purported executions of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
New York
Bern
Switzerland
Hitler
Fritz Erich von Mannstein
CBS
Germany
Gestapo
Ferdinand Sauerbruch
Prentiss Brown Urges Backing Price Control Law
Prentiss Brown the new Price Administrator declared opposition to appeasement of price controls and urged public support for price stabilization. He warned against surrender to farm parity and wage stabilization foes and said maintaining current prices could save over 100 billion dollars for government and public by end of 1943, nearly triple WWI costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prentiss Brown
Michigan
Columbia Broadcasting System
Hydrogen Tank Blast Injures 25 at GE Plant
A large spherical hydrogen storage tank exploded at the General Electric Company plant in Schenectady injuring 25 people, one seriously. A company official suggested the blast may have been caused by stresses from extreme cold, and a nearby gases workshop was wrecked. Windows shattered in plant buildings and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Wills Probated in Orphans Court Name Several Executors
The wills of Mrs. Mary G. Boileau Middletown and Mrs. Ceceilia K. Muller are probated, with estates left to relatives. Boileau directs sale of property within 18 months. legacies include $200 to Sophia Derr and a $100 bequest to Norma R. Lighter, with residue divided among Rudy and Lutz family members. Miller’s will appoints G Bernard Stull and David P. Stull as executors, with specific cash bequests and a real estate option for G Bernard Stull. Flannigan will leaves $2,000 to three nieces and two nephews, forgives debts, and directs sale of real estate to pay bequests. Warvey J. Flannigan to receive stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Boileau
Middletown
Ceceilia K. Muller
Orphans Court
William G. Boileau
Norma R. Lighter
William
Edward
Vera C
George v. Rudy
Emily Pauline Lutz
W. E. Rudy
Vera C. Rudy
Norma FR
Russell E. Lighter
Miller
Harry Miller
G. Bernard Stull
David P. Stull
G. B. Stull
George Stull
Elizabeth Kuhn Nicodemus
Ann Elizabeth Nicodemus
Helen Stull Yinger
Charles Wilburn Stull
Testatrix
North Market Street
G. Bernard
Georgianna McLane
Harry O. McLane
Della M. Kuhn
P. T. Kuhn
George T. Stull
Eva Jane Stull
Mary L. Stull
Charles Wilbur Stull
Richard Francis
Charles W. Stull, Jr
Robert B. Stull
Edwin F. Nikirk
Sherman P. Bowera
Parsons Newman
Flannigan
Margaret E. Flannigan
Florence Burrier
Beulah Summers
Hallie Burrier
Government mulls livestock purchase to curb black market
Washington reports government purchase of livestock for slaughter and registration of all meat dealers were proposed to curb black market sales. Secretary of Agriculture Wickard called the menace serious as the plan was outlined on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickard
Farm Labor Shortage and Army Furloughs For Harvest
Wickard calls for Army furloughs to aid this year’s harvest amid farm labor shortages. He cites serious black market beef activity and urges assurance of manpower before planting. He supports possible legislation directing furloughs as a last resort if stress rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur la Roe, Jr
Independent Meat Packers Union
House
Berleus
Wickara
Senate Agriculture
War Department
Wickard
Stewart
D.tenn
Wuickard
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Fredericktoniais
Francis Scott Key
Pat- Meek Street
Sponseller's
Cal Guilrn
L.beris
Liberty Pikes
Gas House
Sweet Hole
Ceph Overs
Sheriff Groff
Mr. Frazier
Indian Watch
Buckey
Police Department
Will
Frederick Post Office
Sam Lewis
Prince’ Buckey
Johnny Grumbine
Billy” Halton
Harry
Will Leichert
Roger McSherry
Braddock
Casper Cline
Victor Baugh
Waile
Carlos DeGarmendia
Frederick County
RGA 2
Clark
Merket Street
Harry Shipley
Ooi
Tra J. McCurdy
Drs McCurdy
George Washington
Americ
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wau-Mubo
Racing Associations, Inc
Kamsbecg
Doneley
KEY Hotel
YOUR
U.S
Keystone Paint Products
Muvademus Paint Store
N. Court Bt
Tor
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Andre Kostelanetz
Coca-Cola
Dail
Coca-Cola Company
BT Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Chas. K. Taylor
East Patrick Si
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