Mass production in aircraft differs from auto plants says GM manager
L C Goad of General Motors, based in New Jersey, explains why mass production cannot apply to wartime aircraft. He notes auto plants can tool for a model with no design changes, while aircraft production requires constant adaptation to war needs, challenging the idea of mass aircraft output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Goad
General Motors
Goad
New Jersey
Mr Good
Mr. Good
America
Court declares Nazism a disease in custody ruling
Supreme Court Justice Joseph E McGeehan denied Warner Reiman custody of his three year old daughter, stating Reiman’s Nazi activities contaminated him and Nazism is a diseased phenomenon. The judge urged Americans to safeguard the rising generation from Nazism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Joseph E McGeehan
New York
Warner Reiman
Reiman
McGeehan
America
Letters Urge Frederick City Power from Potomac Edison
A reader says Frederick should use local power only in the national crisis and urges the mayor and aldermen to stop relying on the city’s diesel plant. He argues fuel shortages threaten military needs and wartime outcomes and calls citizens to pressure officials and Potomac Edison for immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porehade
Potomac Edison Company
Eto
Frederick City
Potomac Edison Co
Frederick
Fredrick
Aly Pear
What happens if you violate wage stabilization rules
The article warns both workers and employers about strict penalties for unauthorized wage or salary increases. Fines up to 1000 dollars or a year in prison apply to individuals, and similar penalties to employers. It explains that payroll may be disallowed as a tax deduction and the full payroll amount could be taxed. It also notes enforcement via the War Labor Board and the Bureau of Internal Revenue and covers hiring limits and labor piracy prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Labor Board
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Salary Stabilization Unit
Bureau
International Gadet Ca
Lec
Supuseli
Totel Anamel
ABC Polishing
Apple
XYZ
ABC
United Nations
Berlin
Rome
Tokyo
O'Conor
Maryland
Alee
Fredericksoniana
Bock Mo
Ration Board
Bible Thought Ye Sabbath Reverence in Early Hymns
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Leviticus 1930 line about keeping sabbaths and reverencing sanctuary, plus a Milton line about sabbath kept. The readable text hints at religious verse seeds and quotation marks around holy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Wife of ex county commissioner falls in Frederick shopping
Fifty years ago in Frederick the wife of former County Commissioner John W Rems burg slipped during a shopping trip and fell. Robert H Campbell the Cobb and Patrick streets dry goods merchant sold his entire stock to Bernheim of Washington and will relocate to Baltimore Feb 1. Five local national banks held annual director elections. The Frederick division Pennsylvania Railroad will bring the new superintendent Arthur W Moss to town tomorrow. A blizzard struck Frederick at 2 30 this morning.
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Robert H Campbell
Cobb and
Patrick Streets
Bernheim
Washington
Campbell
Baltimore
Frederick County National Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Ciizens National Bank
Central National Bank
First National Bank
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
City
Arthur W. Moss
Eighth Annual Maryland Agricultural Society Convention Opens
Twenty years ago from The News columns January 9 1923 report the eighth annual Maryland Agricultural Society convention opening at the Franc Scott Key hotel with affiliated groups present Governor Ritchie to speak Rotary Kiwanis and Lions plan to back Braddock Heights summer White House. Buck Ramsey freed by team to seek new base ball season and Frederick manager Tyr Coates not seeking re election as president at stockholders meeting. Speculation on postmaster appointment centers on William Williamson George Dennis Irving Biser and others with W Harry Haller denying candidacy.
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Maryland Agrcultural Society
Ae Rio Fou
Scott Key
Ritchie
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
White House
Braddoca Heights
Buck Ramsey
Frederick Aeo
Tyr Coatiee
Goodell
JL A Williamson
George
Dennis
Irving
Biser
John W. Snook
William Hanbury
Post the Registry Department
W. Harry Haller
Republican State Central Committee
Checking That Cold By Wilda Camery and the New York group
One of our oldest enemies is the common cold. Medical science cannot isolate its germs yet. The article urges readers to rest when first symptoms appear and avoid spreading the virus, noting work pressure and crowds hinder proper rest. It hints at a substitute protection but trails off.
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Wilda Camery
RB. N
Community Service Society OF
New York
Build Up Resistance to Germs With Simple Health Practices
Observance of basic health habits can reduce illness. Eat three balanced meals daily, sleep well in a ventilated room, maintain hygiene, wear appropriate clothing, exercise, bathe, wash hands frequently, and follow medical advice for underlying issues. If symptoms appear, retire early, limit social activity, stay warm, stay hydrated, and consult a doctor if the cold lasts several days.
Will of Arthur B Shreve at Rockville probate
The Orphans Court at Rockville admits the will of Arthur B Shreve of Dickerson to probate. It leaves the estate in equal shares to his sister Margaret Eulalin Fisk and brothers Benjamin F Shreve and Carroll A Shreve. The will, dated February 20, 1942, does not indicate estate value. Mr and Mrs Clayborne Zime merman of Walkersville celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on a Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Arthur B Shreve
Dickerson
Margaret Eulalin Fisk
Benjamin F.am
Carroll
Shreve
Mrs. Clayborne Zimemer
Man Walkersville
Frank Price Tener
Washington, D. C
E. RB
Jack) Price
Wheelwright, Ky
John Ed. Schell
Margaret R. Motter
Allen G. Quynn
Second Street
Ambassador Hotel
Hope
War era life and community rally in Frederick Maryland
A bustling Frederick scene recounts wartime measures and daily life as residents face fuel and rationing limits, draft calls, and shortages. Local leaders urge unity while Hood College offers nurse training, schools mourn material losses, and clubs mark anniversaries amid air raid drills and Red Cross drives.
Submarine menace and shipping lift central to war effort
Washington notes ship shortages and submarines as top wartime problems. Aimed at boosting tonnage, centralized control and pooling of shipping are urged, with civilians’ ideas welcomed and anti submarine warfare organized as a single effort. The piece stresses Fed needs for airfield support, fuel, and coordinations with Pan American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Bark
Naval Operations
London
America
Britain
Jossas
Central
South America
Odds And Ends Pictures Of Old Frederick
A nostalgic tour through Frederick history with names of local shops, families, streets, and landmarks. Memories linger on the old county bank, Dr. Thomas’s drugstore, Haller’s restaurant, the Seminary, and the Baltimore Street area as residents recall long skirts, Convent walls, and the town’s social scenes. The piece blends verse and prose with quotes from readers and a Baltimore Sun excerpt about Christmas lessons and a cigarette slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Patrick Street
Old Betsy and the Highway Hard Times Poem Montage
A Fort Meade correspondent shares a 1942 wartime vignette about an abject car with rationed gas and thinning tires, ending with the vehicle sold as junk to Uncle Sam. The piece weaves a poem-then-quiz style page item with a lighthearted anecdote and a look at wartime transportation constraints.
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Uncle Sam
Pvt
Spencer Carroll
Fort Meade, Md
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