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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1943
Page
9
A letter asks about a dominant fiancée who would control money, clothes, social life, and diet. Dorothy Dix warns that such control betrays true partnership, urges caution, and describes the risks of a wife becoming the family banker and head of the home.
Camp Dix New Jersey Pvt John R Flickinger spent a 36 hour furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs William Flickinger Pvt Ralph Weant, formerly Utah, now transferred to Denver Colorado Miss Fay Austin recovering from surgery at Frederick City Hospital is out again Mrs Mollie Young ill but improving Coshun farm sick to John Leib Roy Kiser and Lloyd Wilhide attended Baltimore farmers meeting F D Fromine East Falls Church Virginia weekend at Red Land Orchard Philip Henry takes charge of the farm
Property deeds transfer to Staley Stone Myers and others with sums listed from real estate records. An equity case notes a divorce bill of complaint for absolute divorce. A WW II era Navy bulletin reports Japanese destroyers damaged by American dive bombers near Randovo Island in the Solomons.
The Petit Mare Fort group opened with the Star Spangled Banner led by the president. Seventeen members answered roll with the 1943 project chosen. Jean Young joined as a new member. Demonstrations on Cranberry Orange Relish and on Brushing and Shampooing the Hair were given by Doris Barter, Verna Barter, Betty Martin, and Anna Philis Ecker. Refreshments were served by Miss Oneda Belle Albaugh. next meeting in March will have Virginia Baltzell as hostess.
A USDA NEA Victory Garden advisory emphasizes deep infrequent watering, thorough soil soaking after rain, and weed control. It warns against frequent light sprinkling, notes mulch helps conserve moisture, and suggests furrow irrigation and avoiding disturbance of surface roots.
Victory gardeners receive expert tips from the U S Department of Agriculture urging seed and plant disease resistance. The article covers seed quality, root health, and pest control methods for beans and other crops, recommending insecticides by contact and proper dusting practices.
The line mocks rising prices and a 5 percent cut in value, reflecting inflationary concerns and frugal sentiment. It signals a weathered economic outlook with a wary tone about daily costs and the changing value of money.
Hollywood muscle man Mushy, once trainer to Wayne Moore and John Payne, now mentors a slate of young actors at Warner Bros. He recounts his shift from screen chaos to coaching, training a Marine teen actor George William Halle and preparing performers for tough camera work. Warner offered him a path after their chat.
A one way bridge collision near Dardanelle Arkansas results in the deaths of four schoolchildren and injures many others, with several in critical condition. The wreck occurred one mile west of the city. Roland Reginald Simpson of Libertytown receives a Christian Endeavor Union membership certificate signed by Dr Daniel A Poling.
A fragmented report notes Grace Foreman in North Africa with unclear details about her location and status. The text mentions safe passage or return after a period of absence since June, but the full context remains obscured.
A chimney fire swept through the Clark residence five miles west of Mr Aaty on the Anmipults road. Firefighters from Volunteer Fire Company prevented total loss, saving the pantry and upstairs area while many furnishings were destroyed or damaged by smoke. The family relocated to the kitchen as repairs begin.
Broadcast schedule features Jack Armstrong style adventures, Captain Midnight serials, and a varied lineup of news, cautions, and children’s segments. Includes wartime songs, sports briefs, drama, and educational talks with notable performers and orchestras.
Stern given two years in a federal penitentiary for mail and whisky certificate fraud that allegedly cost investors 724,585 dollars. His attorney said he pleaded guilty to avoid implicating others.
Westminster reports the War Production Board awarded Carroll County a Salvage Pennant for collecting more than 100 tons of salvage. The February 16 presentation honors local effort in wartime material conservation.
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