Frederick High School War Program Highlights War Effort
The Frederick High School War Program featured curricular changes, guidance resources, and a Victory Corps with salvage drives, bond sales, and drills. Speakers outlined pre induction science courses and aeronautics, with a focus on vocational guidance. The event also noted a strong Fellowship Fund response and plans for future meetings with Hood College. Randolph D. seeks renomination in West Virginia primary.
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American Association of University Women
Miriam Apple
Mary J. Shuff
Frederick
Genera Ely
Margaret Besant
Frederick High School Victory Corps
O.C. BD. U.S. C. Red Cross
Miss Shuff
Frederick High School
Giert
Henry I. Stahr
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Ralph Harlow
Smith College
Wants Expulsion By Union Held Invalid
Judge Joseph D. Mish ordered TM. P. Moller Inc and Federal Labor Union Local 21108 AFL to show cause by February 2 why John Forrest petition seeking to halt union interference with his employment should not be granted. Forrest, a wood worker, filed in Circuit Court to declare invalid the union trial board findings expelling him. He says he was questioned about CIO activities while a former AFL member. The AFL local negotiates for Moller workers, while the CIO seeks a national bargaining election among Moller's employees.
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Hagerstown
Joseph D. Mish
P. Moller, Inc
AFL
John Forrest
Forrest
Trial Board
CIO
Moller
National Labor Relations Board
Sedative word study and pronunciation guide note
English lesson notes explain common usage errors and a daily word. Today's focus is sedative as an adjective meaning soothing and pain alleviating. The text includes pronunciation hints and example sentence about a medicine providing undisturbed slumbers.
Fourth War Loan Individual Sales Top Billion Dollars
Washington reports individual sales in the Fourth War Loan totaling 1 044 000 000 dollars, up 91 000 000 from yesterday as the largest daily jump. A 5 500 000 000 dollar quota is set for bond purchases by individuals.
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Washington
Treasury
Cheese Factory Output Near One Billion Pounds in 1941
In 1941 cheese produced in U S factories totaled about 1 billion pounds with roughly half manufactured in Wisconsin.
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United States
Wisconsin
31 000 Tons Of Bombs Strike Europe In Month
London reports 31000 tons of bombs dropped across Hitlers Europe in January from Britain and the Mediterranean theaters. Allied air forces in Britain delivered about 20000 tons, with 9000 tons from the Mediterranean theater to Italy and nearby regions.
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Europe
London
Mediterranean
RAF
Britain
Italy
Balkans
U. S
Given Party Wm. C. W. Smith Recovers to Attend Friday
Wm. C. W. Smith of New Market, once confined at home for several weeks with grippe, has recovered and is able to go out. On a Friday evening he was given a local outing or event.
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Wm. C. W. Smith
New Market
Ani
Grippe
Bomb Disposal Film Shown With Bombs Display at High School
A British sound film titled Bomb Disposal and How the Problem is Handled in England was shown last night at 7 30 in the Frederick High School auditorium. The event included a display of bombs incendiaries parachutes and related devices in conjunction with the screening.
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England
the Frederick High School
Toasted Rolled Sandwiches for any occasion
Cream the butter and cheese with paprika salt and sweet pickles then spread on crustless bread. Roll, toast under broiler or in a moderate oven until delicately browned, and serve immediately. The 1942 US births total 2,998,996 and deaths 1,885,187.
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United States
Army show draws roughly 200 officials at high school
About two hundred civilian defense officers, firefighters, and local authorities attended a high school Army show to learn survival tactics and anticipate potential booby-trap scenarios. Lieut. Col. M. H. Resnicoff, bomb disposal officer for the Third Service Command, spoke at the event.
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Hugh V. Gittinger
Army
M. H. Resnicoff
Third Service Command
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