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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1943

Page

9

Enemies Within San Pedro Mission Sees Radio Plot Unfold

Mary Carter observes a radio operator in camouflage gear plotting sabotage against Santa Philippa’s fuel stores. Two uniformed US officers confront him while Carmencita de la Vega pleads for mercy, revealing a tense wartime espionage scene and a perilous escape plan. Mary narrowly avoids capture as she and Standing Bear retreat toward headquarters.

Nary Santa Phillipa Mary i Bear Carmencita Carmencita de la Vega J Mary Hitler Standing Bear

Back To School This Winter Books Provide Varied Outline

A winter reading plan balances light entertainment with study for progress and knowledge. Highlights include Alaska and Greenland geography titles, The Russian and Siberia explorations, plus math and mechanics manuals for war workers.

Denning Miller Coward McCann Garden City

Waste Disposal By Wilda Camery N N Coninnity Service Society

Waste disposal guidance by Wilda Camery, R N, of the Coninnity Service Society of New York urges clean body hygiene. The piece warns against overpriced skin cleansers and emphasizes daily washing from hairline to toe with warm water and soap, followed by tepid rinse, as essential to elimination and health.

Wilda Camery, R. N Coninnity Service Society of New York

Granny health tale on waste disposal prompts cautious habits

The article cautions against using cathartics for regular elimination and urges natural rhythms, fluids and fruits. It notes false alarms from a fire at Roger Brooke Taney Housing Project and mentions the cost of shells across the English Channel at about 3500 dollars.

Roger Brooke Taney Housing Administration W. Sixth Street Citizens Truck United Floodight

Made from Milk Fleece Coat Promises Wartime Warmth

A skimmed milk fleece fabric creates a soft warm coat resembling wool or camel hair. The Chesterfield style features a natural color with a brown velvet collar, brown bone buttons, swagger pockets and an easy swing. It aims to rival nylon fleece coats introduced last fall.

Aralac Coer

Defeat The Germs From the State Health Dept

The Maryland State Health Department warns crowded wartime living aids spread of diseases. Dr Riley calls for scrupulous cleanliness, isolation of patients, and doctor advised immunization to prevent epidemics. Emphasizes disinfection, thorough cleaning, fresh air, and airing before reuse of rooms.

State Dept. of Health Maryland R H. Riley State Department of Health Riley Tises Riiey

Ration Banking Plan Set for January 27 Start

Over 100 Frederick banks and distributors met to organize ration banking where banks act as clearing houses for ration coupons and stamps. Alison Ballenger outlined that banks will handle ration accounts while consumers use ration certificates, with banks reimbursed for expenses by the government.

Fredeerick Pew Holmes D Baker County Taten Board Sand Wall Be Alison Ballenger Maryland Winchester Halley Motion Pictures Suis ALO Evo Sas Omer of Price Administration

Court News Marriage Licenses Involving Six Named Parties

T L Athey 28 and Margaret Loudeslager 23 both of Hagers town obtain licenses. Richard R May 46 divorced. June A Miller 22 and William A Webber 21 from Knox ville and Bakerton West Virginia marry or apply. Betty Lee Demory 18 from Bakerton is listed with Webber.

T. L. Athey Margaret Loudeslager Hagers'town Richard R May June A. Miller Washington William A Webber Knoxville Betty Lee Demory Bakerton W. Va

Lower toll charges reduce AT&T long lines revenues

Washington in January 2004 the Federal Communications Commission announced that American Telephone and Telegraph Company would reduce its long lines revenues by an estimated 50.7 million dollars per year, with 34.7 million dollars immediate savings to the public. No cut will affect the charge for initial three routes of long distance calls, but the overtime charge will be reduced.

Washington Federal Communications Commission American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Democratic State Central Committee Meeting Report

The Democratic State Central Committee met on Wednesday after a period of inactivity. Participants discussed party organization and upcoming electoral strategies.

Democrttc State Central Committee

Farm Sold Near Lovettsville in 1600 Acres Transfer

Mrs. Ela Graham sold her 1600 acre farm near Lovettsville to Lee Douglas and Alexander. The present tenant is Edgar.

Ela Graham Lovettsville Lee Douglas Alexandria Edgar

Graham to stay on farm this year amid relocation plans

Graham remains on the farm for the year while the sale price of 16000 dollars is noted. Mr Douglas and his family plan to move into the Lovetteville community.

Graham Douglas Lovetteville

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