Train Kills 6 Air Corps Men In Bus Crash Near Enid
A Rock Island freight train struck a bus in a blinding snowstorm, killing six Army Air Corps enlisted men and injuring twenty-five near Enid Oklahoma. The victims: Herbert J. Taylor Eugene L Undernood Eugene J Sanders Vernon Omsted Robert W Walker Cyril J Minarcik. No witnesses besides the bus and train crew.
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Enid
Okla
Rock Island
Army Air Corps
Dean
Calvin W. Hammond
Herbert J. Taylor
Lake Kerr
Fla
Eugene L. Undernood
Rogersville
Girdles And Corsets Out, WPB Rules
Washington February 25 The War Production Board bans rubber use in corsets girdles and similar foundation garments and extends the prohibition to men's garters and suspenders. Surgical garments remain exempt. Industry seeks substitutes while corset makers explore cloth girdles with knitted gussets and women urged to conserve existing items.
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Washington
War Production Board
Arthur Newhall
WPB Rubber
FR. R. Guthrie
Guthrie
America
Negro Given Death Sentence By Court
Salem 45yearold Negro convicted of assault with attempt to rape a white woman must pay the death penalty. Wilbur Pritchett was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge T Langston Insley after a 15minute jury deliberation on the second of three counts. Also in court news a decree granted Mrs Mary Dudderar absolute divorce from Benjamin Dudderar with custody of four children and costs. Sugar substitutes feature suggests honey molasses and maple syrup as alternatives and ends with a quip about milk and honey in heaven.
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Cambridge
PIMA
Salem
Equity
Mary 2. Dudderar
Oak Orchard
Benjamin E. Dudderar
Baltimore
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Chin Up For Spring Collars By Dorothy Roe
Fashion opens the spring season with neckwear as a key highlight. Dark dresses gain new life with frilly jabots, tailored collars, and bright scarves. Frothy white organdie, sheer bibs, and square patriotic rayon scarves from England inspire bold, mood-driven looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Wide World Fashion Editor
England
Winston Churchill
Surprise Salad For Left-Over Chicken Bits
A home trick converts leftover roast or boiled chicken into a tomato surprise salad. The recipe uses 6 tomatoes and % cup diced cucumber with % cup diced cooked chicken to transform uneven scraps into a tasty dish.
Nuts and Mayonnaise Tomato Cups with Pork Chops
Prepare stuffed tomatoes with lettuce parsley and cauliflower buds. Mix chicken cucumber tomato pulp and nuts with mayonnaise dressing and chill. Garnish each tomato with parsley cauliflower buds and cranberry sauce glazed pork chops finish near end.
Coblentz Praises Washington and Wilson At DAR Luncheon
Leslie N. Coblentz Frederick bar member spoke at Freder ick Chapter DAR praising Washington as leader in war and peace and Wilson in World War I. He argued for revised aims beyond Monroe doctrine, urged planning for postwar peace and urged neutrality then balance of power shifts. The talk traced Washington’s farewell, Wilson’s fourteen points, and the shift to isolationism after World War I. He emphasized need for foresight in global affairs and urged a summer card party for chapter anniversary funds.
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George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Leslie N. Coblentz
Frederick Bar
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Monroe
Hotel Frederick
Cobrentz
Coblentz
Wilson
Europe
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Union of Thirteen States
League
Pacific
Louis L. Wilson
America
Ole Virginny
M. J. Croghan
Modern Church Plant To Be Used March 8
After ten months in temporary quarters the First Methodist church of Brunswick will consecrate and open its new church plant on Sunday March 8. Architects Wenner and Fink of Philadelphia and builder Millard J. Keller of Brunswick lead the project with numerous Frederick county tradesmen. The complex includes an educational building with 17 rooms, a fully graded Sunday School, a 200-seat sanctuary with organ and chimes, stained glass by Reeves of Philadelphia, and pews by DeLong and DeLong. A week of services will marked the opening with Rev. O B Langrall headlining the March 8 service.
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First Methodist Church of
Brunswick
Wenner and Fink
Philadelphia
Millard J. Keller
Frederick County
Reeves
DeLong
Del
Schedule of Church Talks in Hagerstown District
The schedule lists sermons and talks at churches in the Hagerstown district. Sunday evening features Dr. Paul Douglas, president of American University. Tuesday evening presents Dr. Harry Evans, pastor of Epworth Church in Washington. Wednesday evening features Dr. Fred.
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Llagerstown
The
Methodist Church
Paul Douglas
American University
Harry Evans
Epworth Church
Washington
Fred
Notable clergy and speakers this week at local church
Erick Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry Church Washington, leads Thursday evening with Dr. Fred Holloway, president of Western Maryland College, Friday evening with Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks of Calvary Faurch Frederick. Rev Norman L. Trott is pastor. Sugar tip suggests mixing raisins with apples for pie and using honey on filling before top crust.
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Erick Brown Harris
Foundry Church
Washington
Fred Holloway
Western Maryland College
Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary Faurch
Frederick
Norman L. Trott
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Paul Revere
Kemsbery
Ay Key
Bld
Brunswick Methodists
Getsy-Ross Spinets
Albert C. Palmer
Air Reid
Carter
Quaker City
North Market Street
Rosenour’s
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