Lions Club Luncheon Hears Judge Schuck On Hitler Power
Frederick Lions Club heard Judge Schuck discuss Hitler rise to power and Germany’s postwar status. He warned Allied powers to prevent any German armament and cited Nazi financiers like Thyssen and Krupp, plus a refugee’s remark that Hitler was not entirely nuts.
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Midler
Charles
Schwek
Frederick
Hitler
Germany
Thomas Summers
Niemann A. Brunk
Howard A. Gross
Middletown
Violet E. Gubisch
Laverne Brunk
Charles McC. Mathias
Negin T. R. Waskey
Reno
Harp
N. Brandon
B. Rosenstock
Emory B. Ship Jey
Florence Garner
R. H. Fellows
I. F. Ray
Paul D. Simpson
J. M. Brunk
C. Thomas Summers
Grace L. Tracey
Roy L. Crum
F. Russell Young
Edith Shank
A. Hart Etchison
Ruth R. Trout
Louise F. Thompson
Richard S. Bowlus
Louise J. Strine
Paul M. Carmack
Roger B. Wolfe
Clifford M. Yinger
J. Walker Carty
J. W. Harper
Alver V. Renn
John Fitzpatrick
J. K. Boyle
C. A. Hobert
Winchester
J. C. Parker
Annapolis
C. A. Shilke
Shilke
Somerset
Joseph R. Walter
Earle S. Richardson
A. Elwood Martak
Baltimore
Jaycees Hear About Work Here Of AWYS
Jaycees hear from Mrs T Stuart Hiller and A J Elin on wartime efforts at a dinner for 34 members and wives. The group formed a War Bonds committee and secured volunteers for Ground Observation Corps while endorsing a $100 teacher bonus and $20 monthly raise in a memorial to state leaders. Marital notes include Chiefs Valentine from two Brunswick brothers in the army, James and Chester Voorheer, serving in Kentucky and Kansas.
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T. Stuart Hiller
A. J. Elin
Chamber of Commerce
Heshberger's
Majer
Forst
Tadics
Ellin
Busine
Jaycees
Maryland
Valentines
Brunswick
Lee
Merimar
James
Chester Voorheer
Fort Kensas
F. Ceapeng
Chester
Skenridge
Ecmapeng
Registration For Ration Book No 2 Begins At Schools
Frederick County regisration for Ration Book No 2 starts Tuesday with teachers and students assisting. Schools listed include Washington Street Parkway North Market Elm and Lincoln High, hours 2 pm to 9 pm Tuesday through Friday and 11 am to 1 pm Saturday. Registrants must carry Ration Books No 1 and the person’s information. second books will not issue without registrar review.
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Frederick High School
Eugene W Pruitt
Pruitt
Frederick
Washington Street
Parkway
North Market Street
Elm Street
Lincoln High
Allied planes bomb seven Jap ships in New Guinea and Timor
Allied headquarters in Australia reports bombed two cargo ships a schooner and four launches in New Britain and New Guinea coastal sweep from Madang to Alexishafen. Lieut General Walter Krueger arrives in Australia to command a new field army. A heavy raid on Kahiba airfield in the Solomons left fires seen from 50 miles away and no Allied planes lost.
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Australia
Allied High Command
Walter Krueger
Cape Orford
New Britain
New Guinea
Madang
Alexishafen
Dili i Portnevese
Timor
Buin
Kahih
Solomons
Jackson Files For Fifth Term As Mayor
Baltimore report notes Mayor Howard Wo Jackson filed a candidacy certificate for a fifth consecutive term as Baltimore's city head. Democrat John A Meyer also filed for the Democratic nomination, bringing the field to three. Republican Henry T Reutter has entered, with filing closing tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Howard Wo Jackson
Techcvon
Ile
John A Meyer
Congress
Fourth
William R. Me. Clayton
Henry T Reutter
American Eagle In England Seeks News From Home
In England Pfc Ernest O Green of Lovettsville Virginia, a Bruns wick B and O brakeman before enlistment, is stationed in London. A recent interview notes his wish to hear from Eagles and others at home and mentions his endorsement of left hand driving in England using an American car.
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England
Ernest O. Green
Lovettsville
Brunswick
Grete
London
Eagles
Tris
Notable Artist’s Gallery Expands Beyond Local Limits
The article notes Green's picture gallery of pretty girls, once confined to points between Baltimore and Brunswick, has grown since his induction. He anticipates further additions as blackouts occur, with readers urged to mention seeing it in The News.
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Green
Baltimore
Brunswick
Local Soldier Wounded in South Pacific Action
Pfc. James W. Stockman, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Marshall H Stockman of 208 West South Street, was listed as wounded in action by the War Department on Thursday. He entered service February 6, 1942 and sent a letter home two days before the notice stating he was in good health. The notice, received February 9, came from the South Pacific area. His father runs a barber shop at 30B West South Street. A brother, Marshall Jr, works at Ox Fibre Brush Company. The report also notes the West Virginia postmasters confirmation of appointees including Mayne E Marquette and George W Kilmer.
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James W. Stockman
Marshall H. Stockman
West South Street
War Department
Stockman
South Pacific
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Marshall, Jr
Ox Fibre Co
No Hope For More Oil And Gasoline
Washington reports that petroleum administrator Ickes warns there is little to no hope for additional gasoline, fuel oil, or kerosene in the near future. He stresses rationing must continue for the duration and notes even large oil shipments could not ease civilian shortages. He cites the Longview to Norris City pipeline as increasing supply but not relaxing rationing.
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Washington
Ickes
East
Mid-West
Longview
Tex
Norris City
North Africa
Lunar Eclipse Visible After Midnight Across the United States
The last total lunar eclipse visible in the United States until 1945 will darken about three fourths of the moon tonight. A coppery hue will tint the eclipsed area as earth light bends through the atmosphere. The eclipse remains observable until 3 13 a m with penumbra lingering until 4 32 a m, though visibility rests on favorable conditions.
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United States
It’s Cold in New York Says Debdoin Photo Evidence
Debdoin had not been on the job long when icicles hung from his whiskers, as shown in the photo. The caption notes the biting cold and the frosty scene captured in New York recently, highlighting the harsh winter conditions.
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New York
Debdoin
Killed in Action Corp Richard Bever North Africa Death Notice
Corp Richard Edison Bever 21 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Bever of near Westernport Maryland was killed in action in North Africa on December 7 according to a War Department message received by his parents in February 1841.
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Westernport
Corp
Richard Edison Bever
Edward Bever
Near There
North Africa
War Department
Goebbels Reveals Cruel Truth of Red Army Threat
Propaganda Minister Goebbels declares to Germans that Red Army motorized divisions have broken loose with immense power. He urges quick, thorough action and warns of imminent danger from Bolshevism, urging mobilization, reserves, and resumption of the eastern offensive. London dispatch.
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London
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Red Army
United States
Britain
Germany
Russia
Curfew Considered for Baltimore Teenage Girls
Baltimore on February 18 reporting that Juvenile Court Judge H Hamilton Hackney suggested a curfew for teenage girls to curb juvenile delinquency and venereal disease infections.
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Baltimore
Juvenile Court
H. Hamilton Hackney
Tndey
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BREA
Jackson
Pfc. Stockman
War Dept
Tostmasters
Senate
West Virginia
Mayne E Marquette
Harpers Ferry
Jefferson County
George W. Kilmer
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Cohama
Goebbels
Moscow
Soviet Union
Fuehrer
Europe
C. Allen
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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