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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1943

Page

10

Enrollment For War Ration Book Two Proceeds Smoothly

Frederick County residents and Victory Corps volunteers staffed the ration book two enrollment, with teachers aiding clerks and students on a busy first day. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt reported 2,090 registered at North Market Street Shop, 1,400 served between 2 and 6 pm, and no lines by mid afternoon. Registrants moved quickly, with cardboard War Ration Book Two issued and stamped, totaling 768 points across red and blue coupons.

Victory Corps Frederick County Eugene W. Pruitt Pruitt North Market Street Donse Othe County Censis Pituiulea H. ©. Smith Waltersville J . Biehl Thurmont Herbert F. Davis Middletown Frederick EWU Peedi

Maryland Senate passes Roads Board and other county bills

The Maryland State Senate on Tuesday night approved three Frederick County measures and one Carroll County bill. Funk sponsor bills aimed to amend the Frederick County Roads Board, repeal parts of election laws on compensation and examiner duties for elections, and remove an obsolete swine and geese killing section. Carroll County’s bill, by Senator Shipley, would repeal a prison labor section deemed impractical now.

Frederick County Carroll County State Senate Associated Prece Reporter John B. Funk Frederick County Meads Board Funk Shipley

Frederick County Roads Board Abolishment Filed in House

Delegate Harold A. Frushour said he will introduce a bill in the House of Delegates to abolish the Frederick County Roads Board. The measure, prepared this week, aims to respond to a February grand jury recommendation and is backed by residents across party lines. A separate Funk measure to shift board appointments to the County Commissioners and boost minority representation also advances with House support uncertain for Frushour’s proposal. In other news, the Census Bureau reports 3,000,000 births in 194X, the highest on record, surpassing 1923’s count.

Grand Jury Harold A. Frushour House of Delegates Frederick County Funk John B. Funk Senate House Frushour

Four Poole Brothers Serve in Uncle Sam's Army

Four of nine Poole sons from near Urbana serve in the U S Army. Corp Paul L Poole is in England Pvt Warner M Boole is with the Union? timeimani claimnnd at Come Shothy Meee and Boyt George E Poor of Co A 8th P O E stationed in Boston Mass Pfc Samuel T Poole also stationed in England. Two sons remain at home others are married.

Charles EB. Poole Urbana Paul L. Poole England Warner M Boole George E Poor Co. A Boston Mass Pfc Samuel T. Poole Mrs. Poole Eer

Bishop Helfenstein Buys Homeland Home

Rt Rev Edward T Helfenstein Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland and Mrs Helfenstein bought the home of Deborah Fenimore 5318 Tilbury Way Homeland Baltimore They have not fixed move dates from the Cathedral residence to the new house He plans to resign as bishop at the General Convention in October in Cleveland and will set the effective date then Rt Rev Noble C Powell Bishop Coadjutor will move into the bishop’s residence.

Edward T Helfenstein Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland Helfenstein Deborah Fenimore Tilbury Way Homeland Baltimore Aen Bishon House of Bishops Cleveland Noble C. Powell

Community War Labor Plan Urges Local Leadership

Happer Payne of Washington urged Kinami Club to organize community workers to ease labor shortages in food production and canning. He called food a weapon of war and noted the need to recruit people not typically in farming, harvesting, and processing. Local canners discussed actions, forming a committee to ensure timely harvest and canning.

Happer Payne Washington, D. C National Cauners Association Kinami Club Payne Francis Scott Key Hotel Dakar Charles W Ross Samuel H Rosentock G. Frank Thomas Manuel M. Weinberg Parsons Newman Mr. Thomas Clarence C. Carty Clifford M. Yinger Mr. Ross

Indecent Floor Show Arrests in City Hall Street Case

A man and a woman, Louise Glessner and Walter Crummit, were arrested between 9 and 10 pm on warrants charging perverted sexual practices. Police say they conducted immoral floor shows attracting patrons from taprooms for 50 cents to $1 admission. The February 21 incident led to signed statements and police cooperation in the case. Both defendants were remanded in jail on $1,000 bonds.

Mme Private Lessence Tocaten Five Hall Street Louise Glessner Walter Crummt Walter Roberts Crummit Poulsen Alton Y. Bennett Pouleen

No preliminary hearing scheduled in case

Police said no preliminary hearing has been requested or set. The couple will await the grand jury action. After their first discovery in 1568, the Solomon Islands remained unvisited by Europeans for two centuries.

Solomon Islands

License Commissioner Little Named For Reappointment

Governor Herbert R. OConor prepared to send to the State Senate a list of Frederick County appointers led by License Commissioner Paul M Little for reappointment. The slate includes Wendell Shankle Buckeystown and A L Derry Urbana as Justices of the Peace with new terms starting May 3. Little, Thurmont resident, would begin a two year term June 1, with indications of a longer possible tenure.

Paul M. Little Thurmont Democratic State Central Committee Herbert R. O'Conor State Senate Frederick County Wendell Shankle Buckeystown A. L. Derry Urbana Commissioner Little

Germans Claim 3000 American Prisoners In Tunisia

The German radio reported that 4,016 prisoners were taken in eight days of the Axis offensive in Tunisia, including over 3,000 Americans and about 1,000 British, with two American divisions and three British brigades said annihilated or mauled. The claim, unverified by other sources, also cited heavy losses in matériel including tanks, armored vehicles, guns, planes, and an ammunition depot.

Associated Press Tunisia

Chilean Flag Described by Color and Emblem Near Mast

The flag features two horizontal bands with white on top and red on the bottom, plus a blue square field near the hoist containing a white five pointed star.

Rally Of Red Cross To Be Held Friday

Red Cross executives in Frederick County invite people to a mass meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Calvary Methodist Church parish hall Frederick. James H Gambrill Jr county chapter chairman and William M Storm war fund chairman stress a roll call abolition and a $27 800 drive to spur all out attendance with W W Jefferson regional director as speaker and a short program of music and remarks before the address.

Red Cross Frederick County Calvary Methodist Church Frederick Gambrill Jefferson Ts W. W. Jefferson Red Crosss War Fund Campaign Joseph 8. Stephens Willam C Royal Angel of Mercy J D. Duve Jefferson America Frederck County

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