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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1943

Page

7

State liquor law reform hearings discuss uniform enforcement

Charles C. G. Evans and two McClayton Liquor Commission members outlined a proposed bill to Senate and House Judicial Committees urging statewide enforcement while preserving local setups. The plan includes a one man State Commissioner, ten county police added to aid enforcement, and appeals to local courts to speed licensing decisions. Hours, fees, and revenue implications were reviewed with potential annual gains of about $240,000 as the bill aims to offset enforcement costs.

Annapolis Charles C. G. Evans McClayton Liquor Commission Senate House Joseph R. Byrnes Dfifth Hall Hammond Commission Beverley S. Ober Mvans Evans Baltimore Hammond

W S C 5 Holds Meeting at Urbana Church Home

The regular monthly meeting of the W. S. C. S. of Urbana M. E. Church met at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Derry’s home. Mrs. Helen Cubitt presided, hymns were sung, Rev J. W. Briscoe led prayer, and plans were made for literature purchases and a scroll honoring local service members. A March meeting at Rev. Briscoe’s home was announced. Three Still Missing in Feb 17 Manhunt.

Urbana M. E Arthur Derry Helen Cubitt Derry Monroe Stull Briscoe Oana Mire Tull Liss

Roosevelt Warns Congress on Planning Board Costs

President Roosevelt denounces lawmakers who abolished the National Resources Planning Board as spendthrifts, saying the move could cost billions. He cites potential postwar projects and argues timely preparation may save vast time and employment. Congressional critics defend efficiency, while some support continued planning. A Maryland timber boost and canned milk notes follow in regional items.

Washington Roosevelt National Resources Planning Board House Appropriations Committee Planning Board Frederic A. Delano Nata Con Congress Senator Tydings Rep Voorhis Calif

Dr Weidinger Urges Pan American Unity For Peace

Dr John A Weidinger Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg spoke to Frederick Civic Club on Pan Americanism stressing US South American cooperation for a strong wartime and postwar peace. He cited twenty one republics united by peaceful terms and urged using education and aviation access to boost solidarity. He noted fuel oil shortages and river access issues as context for his call to broader cross continental collaboration.

America John A. Weidinger Mt St Mary's College Emmitsburg Frederick Weidinger Americas South America Death Smedy C. Cyril Klein W. H. B. Anders Civic Club H. H. Abbott South Market Street Chamber of Commerce Clinton M. Rhoads Thomas Summers Roy Schildknecht R. BR. Lewis

Aspirin ad touts faster relief than rivals at 10¢

An advertisement claims aspirin works faster than genuine St Joseph Aspirin and markets the product as the world’s largest seller at ten cents. It emphasizes value and popularity, contrasting with competing brands.

St. Joseph

Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Advised

An old home remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic neuritis and arthritic pain. The ad claims relief within 48 hours and offers an empty-pack guarantee with a money-back promise from druggists.

Coast Guard transfers Din terman to St. Louis

Transferred Quartermaster First Class Din terman of Frederica, a participant in the Allied invasion of North Africa, moved by the United States Coast Guard to St. Louis. Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Perry, 122 East Seventh Street, Dinterman is 30, married, and previously lived in Frederick with his grandparents. He served as master of arms during the African battle and has sailed worldwide in eleven years of service.

Clase Dinterman Frederica North Africa United States Comat Guard St. Louis W. K. Perry East Seventh Astreet Dinterman Coast Guard Wdge Frederick

Barney Ross Awarded Neil Plaque In NYC Dinner

The Boxing Writers Association of New York plans its fifth annual dinner to honor Barney Ross with the Edward J. Neil memorial plaque for 1942, while Ross remains recovering in a war zone after heroically defending wounded comrades in a foxhole. Marine Colonel Harvey Miller will accept on Ross’s behalf.

Boxing Writers Association of New York Barney Edward J. Neil Paele Ross Harvey Miller National Boxing Association

Peterson's Ointment Advertises Eczema Relief

An old advertisement promotes Peterson's Ointment for eczema itching pimples and red blotches. It claims relief after one application and offers a money refund if not satisfied. Also markets the ointment for itching feet and crack between toes.

Peterson

Food Ration Program Calls for Consumer Forms

The Office of Price Administration urged printing official consumer declaration forms in newspapers to speed processed foods rationing. Each family must file a declaration with details on coffee stock, household ages, and the number of canned or bottled fruits vegetables juices and soups.

Washington Price Administration Newap Opera Frederick Post OPA Napekon Parouse

Hidden figures in a dated land declaration discussed

A fragment notes February 21 details about ownership and monetary values in a declaration. It mentions per person figures linked to warration book entries and indicates a list in the declaration.

Report on U S troop ship torpedoed off Moroccan coast

Reuters dispatch notes a United States troopship of over 20 000 tons was torpedoed off the Moroccan coast with limited Allied confirmation. The report mentions African antelopes ranging from 1300 pound eland to 13 pound dik-dik in the same column.

Transport Bank London Berlin Reuters MD Today United States John Ericn

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