Community Service Held In Frederick City Sermon
Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer of Evangelical Reformed Church led the first Community Senten service in Frederick City with sermon from Luke 9 51 praising Jesus as hero of heroes. He urged following Christ to endure hardships, likening discipleship to military service and Lent reflection. The series continues nightly at Calvary Methodist with different pastors at 7 30.
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Jesus
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick City
Calvary Methodist Church
Jerusalem
Christ
Frederick County Draft Board Announces 17 More Inductions
Frederick County Draft Board Two notifies seventeen residents to report within ten days for active armed service. Nine are non-fathers. They passed physical exams and received fitness certificates and will be sent to induction centers. Names listed include Theodore Davis, Allen Pryor, George Ray, Melvin Hewitt, William Wentzell, Irving DeGrange, Bernard Cool, John Krom Jr, Lewis McClain, Brinton Wastler, Howard Talton, Leo Hough, Ralph Portner, Sidney Wolfe, William Lortz, Jess Poulson, and Robert Poulson.
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Frederick County
Pearl Harbor
Theodore David- Davis
Libertytown
Allen LeRoy Pryor
Lantz
George Franklin Ray
Ralph Vernon Portner
Rt. 2
Thurmont
Sidney Jesse Wolfe
Wiliam David Lortz
Rt. 5
Frederick
Jess William Poulson
Emmitsburg
Robert Whitmore Poulson
Court News Notices of Deeds and Licenses
Property transfers include deeds from Ulysses Toms to Clyde Kendall and others with various sums. multiple interlinked transfers involving Gilmore Flautt, Catherine Lohr, Helen Huffer, and others. Marriage licenses list applicants from multiple states with ages and residencies. a closing line urges readers to say they saw it in The News.
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Ulysses Toms
Clyde Kendall
Abraham W. Grabill
Reno W. Grabill
Charles F. Bussard
George D. Toms
Regis RK. Sanders
Mary M. Stouter
Gilmore FR. Flautt
Ethel G. Morgan
William J. Handley
Walter J
Newell B. Devilbiss
William Guy Motesworth
Harry W. Strube
Harry Edgar Angleberger
Howard C. Thompson
Harry E Fleming
Joseph C. Kooken
Harry B. Pleming
Shirley Wilson Bohn
L. Pearce Bowlus
Contracts For Training Planes Are Terminated
The Army canceled contracts with Consolidated Vultee Downey Aeronca and Fairchild Aviation for training plane production as part of shifting to combat aircraft. The War Department said training needs are met and remaining unfinished parts will be used as spares. Workers will move to building fighters and bombers at Neashville Middletown and Hagerstown facilities.
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Army
War Department
Army Air Forces
Consolidated Vultee
Neashville
Tenn
Downey
Calif
Aeronca
Aeronautical Corporation of America
Middletown
Fairchild Aviation Corporation
Hagerstown
Birth and infant mortality rates dip in 1943 Maryland
Maryland 1943 birth, infant, and maternal mortality fell from 1942 levels according to the State Health Department. Overall death rate rose to 21.6 per 1,000, while infant mortality dropped to 44.6 per 1,000 live births, aided by county declines from 51.1 to 43.0 though Baltimore City rose to 46.3. Pneumonia deaths and tuberculosis declines noted. automobile deaths fell from 444 to 399.
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Maryland
State Health Department
Health Department
Baltimore City
Union Lenten Services at Calvary Methodist Church Tonight
Union Lenten service at Calvary Methodist Church 1:30 PM led by Rev W Merval Weaver with an order of service including preludes hymns scripture Hebrews 13 1 17 and a sermon by Rev Dr R E Hartman. Music by the United Brethren church choir features Bach Mendelssohn and selections.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Ralph £. Shober
Israel
The
United Brethren Church
Two Injured In Route 40 Crash West Of Ridgeville
Two people were injured when two cars collided on death curve three miles west of Ridgeville on Route 40 about 10 15 o clock Monday night Burlin F Gunn of Churchville Virginia and Mrs Eva Taylor of Weston West Virginia were taken to Frederick City Hospital with severe lacerations They remained hospitalized and were reported to be improving State Trooper Walter Wilt cited Mrs Taylor as a passenger in an eastbound car driven by Vernon Holmes Kirkpatrick of Baltimore Gunn rode with William Price Botkin of Churchville Botkin was charged with failure to keep to the right of the highway Both cars suffered heavy damage
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Ridgeville
Burlin F. Gunn
Churchville
Eva Taylor
Weston
W. Va
Frederick City
Walter Wilt
Taylor
Vernon Holmes Kirkpatrick
Baltimore
Gunn
William Price Botkin
Otkin
Postwar Army meals to shape future eating habits
Baltimore February 28 Brig Gen C F Robinson and other Army Service Forces officers say postwar diets will be shaped by meals served today to over 7 million soldiers. Robinson notes Army meals are so satisfactory many wives will need to relearn cooking after the war. He adds the services have streamlined support, stressing food as a major portion of military supply alongside munitions and gasoline.
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Army Service Forces
C.F. Robinson
Thing Service Command
Robinson
Armed Services
North
Africa
Wounded veteran accuses Germans at Red Cross rally
A Fifth Army veteran told State employees at a Red Cross rally that German soldiers have been furnished. The report notes the veteran spoke during the February 28 event in Boston, drawing attention to wartime supply concerns and allied morale.
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Boston
Fifth Army
Red Cross
Photo claim of New York bombed shocks readers
Private Edward McNamara of Cambridge, a litter bearer in Italy, testified that Germans still believe they can win the war. He recalled a captured prisoner in our sector in Italy who showed a photo purporting to depict New York as bombed.
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Edward McNamara
Cambridge
Italy
New York
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