Ickes mulls broader powers over coal industry
Washington February 25 Secretary Ickes said expansion of his powers as solid fuels coordinator was being considered to give him authority over coal production similar to wartime powers already granted. He warned a delay in contract talks between United Mine Workers and operators could halt coal supply, risking power shortages during war. He cited past contract delays and urged timely government communications. He declined to discuss using troops to prevent a strike. A second item notes aeronautical engineers developing a flight recorder to measure data for new aircraft to speed testing and reduce pilot risk.
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Washington
Ickes
Interior Department
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
UMW
John L. Lewis
Lewis
What You Brey With WAR BONDS
Your old golf clubs must serve you for the duration. Be careful of those irons. Manufacturers are not making them while the war is on. Save for a new set through your purchase of War Bonds and you will have the cash when peace comes.
Household meal tips from a weekly driving pool guide
Practical kitchen hints from a period piece cover buying lists and menu planning, celery and lettuce prep, using melted shortening in pans, extending small amounts of extracts with water, recovering pan drippings for gravy, saving egg whites, serving whole oranges for nutrition, and rinsing reamers with water after juicing.
Fifteen Tips to Save Food Costs This Year
Reader shares practical kitchen cost cutting ideas to stretch the food budget amid rising prices. Fifteen tips cover saving time energy and money with simple, actionable steps for everyday meals and pantry management.
Leftover Handling and Kitchen Habits From a Homemaker Guide
Practical tips on reheating leftovers in small portions, avoiding crowding pans to prevent uneven browning, and reusing molasses by pouring into jars. Advice includes storing leftovers in glass jars, inspecting the fridge daily, using wooden cutting boards to protect enamel or linoleum, and cleaning silverware with hot soapy water for a quick wipe.
Western Counties Nears New Fish and Game Laws
Annapolis to modify state fish and game laws affecting Allegany Washington and Garrett counties. The amended draft sets seasons for squirrel woodcock pheasant grouse rabbit quail and deer with specifics on hunting rights for landowners and deer antler rules and restricted upland hunting during deer season.
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Annapolis
Jonathan Sleeman
Allegany
Washington, Alegany
Garrett
Legislative Council
Conservation Department
Game and Inland Fish Commission
House
Senate
Fish and Game Committees
Sleeman
Bernard J. Gonder
D-Garrett
Senate Fish and Game Committee
House Fish and Game Committee
Washington
Garrett County
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Washington County
Chimney Fire Extinguished at 413 West South Street
A chimney fire at 413 West South Street was extinguished Thursday afternoon by members of the United and Citizens Fire companies. No damage was reported.
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West South Street
United and Citizens Fire Companies
Additional Fuel Oil Cut Officials Say
Famine like lines formed at OPA offices as Frederick residents sought sugar books and extra fuel oil. Officials warned against supplementing rations and urged appeals in writing to the ration board for extreme cases of merit or need, amid cold weather and rising heating fuel requests.
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Siation
Frederick
OPA
Ani
NLRB orders election at Williamsport tannery plant
The National Labor Relations Board announced a collective bargaining election for workers at W. D. Byron and Sons of Maryland, Inc. Williamsport tannery in dispute over coverage and union recognition with the International Fur and Leather Workers Union. The election aims to decide whether production and maintenance employees wish union representation.
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Nleb Orverk
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Williamsport
W. D. Byron and Sons of Maryland, Inc
International Fur and Leather Workers Union
NLRB
Public Sale on Pearce Farm Near Clemsonville March 13 1943
Intending to discontinue farming will sell various livestock including six head of heavy horses and colts, twenty one head of dairy cattle, and hogs, plus farming implements and dairy equipment. Sale at Pearce farm ten miles from Clemsonville, three miles south of Union Bridge Mu, on Saturday March 13 at 10 am. Cash terms. no removal until settlement. Auctioneers Calvin H. Hamilton Glenn Trout Sterling Blackslew. Clerk Raymond L. Kelly.
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Valsale
Court House
Frederek
Frederick Sn
Buttermy
Mas Philip II Cline
Muo Ho Y
Burttio
Charles L. Benn
Frederick City
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles L. Renn
Frederick
Jefferton Pike
Ballenger Pike
Samuel G. Duvall
Parahneae
UBLIC
Mortlevue
T. B
Pearce
Clemsonville
McKinstry Mille
Union Bridge
Metelowlig
YeAle Ui
Aloo
Guernseys
McCormick-Deering
New Idea
Oliver Mower
Superior
Ontario
MecCormick-Deering
Osborne Hay
Dian Land Roller
McCormick
Oliver
Aingle
John Deere
Electric Kelvinator
Calvin H. Hamilton
Glenn Trout
Sterling Blackslew
Raymond L. Kelly
Harvey M. Botral
Nmuncovia
Willata Altman
Waal Mt. Pleasant
Edwata Rankles
Milies
Ridgeville
AoeMaree Bpecht
Middletown
Philip H. Clune
Willan M. Leckher
Mt Pleasant
Charles T .Kemp
Eldererbury
Mille
Rewis
James A. Moore
Monrovia
Monroe Lowmas
Unionville
George J. Beetz
Pratectie
Cows Forest
Abate
N. BranRer
Walkersville
Harry M. Staley
Munday
Peotepe Ville
Marlin RM
Kepler
Focust Valley
Loyd
Dern
Backeystown
Charles BR. Holter
Middletonse
Myersville
Clageet
Wiles
Sigler
Jeferson
John P. Foreman
New Windsor
Arry
Mount
Bartholows
Watkiow
Mation England
Charles P. Henry
Adamstown
Hubert E. Moser
Nort Middletown
Mawnomy-Bilaston Road
Thomas P. Cullier
H—Lee A
George L. Jonesy
Miles Sowth Dickerson
Lieve Wilhide
Min Neri Welowr
Six's Bridge
Raymond A. Founs
Pearce Farm
Mary G. Bolleus
Derr
Robert M. Banmeberger
Bryant
Warmony Grove
Auction sale of farm livestock and equipment near Monrovia
A large catalog lists cattle hogs horses and machinery for a sale north of Monrovia on Monday March 1. Items include 435 head of cattle 34 cows and various heifers, 9 hogs, extensive John Deere and McCormick-Deering implements, an International truck, harness and dairy equipment plus grains and feeds. Cash terms with clerk settlement day of sale. Auctioneers Harvey A. Bu and assistants.
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Milkep Louth
Monrovia
John Deere
Johns Deere
Jona Borie
McCormick-Deering
McCormick - Deering
McCormick- Deering
McCoesmick-Deering
DAIR
Baltimore
Wrington
Anne
Public Sale Listings Gathered in February to April
A chaotic register lists numerous sale locations and dates across Middletown Ridgeville Walkersville and surrounding areas. Names include Harvey Botral Edwata Rankles J Frank L Bligent and many more with parcels near Central Church Ridgeville and Middletown noted.
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Treasury Department
Ae Oo Cde
Hollander’s
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Nicodemus
Court St
Toms
Emoyert
Bowlus
Auct
R J
Kelly
Clerk
Lesuie N. Poplentez
Torney
Hooper
Farrow
Racer MccCormick
Deering
McCormick Deena
Osborne
Tedder
New Idea Hay Teuder
John Deere van Brunt
John Cheeso
BBC
Oyverizer
International
New
Barshear
Morris
Rocky Orings Church
Arion E Specht
Louden
Sheraton Designen
Ness
Benoit
Gline’s
AMS
Harvey A. BU
John W. Null
Emmett R. Bowlusy
Alvie M. Eller
G. G. Tome
Bewlus Farm
Marvey Corel Misaich
Loberiytown
Harry W. Wiesner
Sackepe
Smitely
Wepdeters
Frederick Fairgrenaas
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