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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1943

Page

9

Annual Meet of Frederick Community Chest Held

The Frederick Community Chest held its annual meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Dr. Henry J. Stahr urged that all community members hear the stewardship reports as five directors were reelected and several agency representatives were renewed for terms. New and holdover directors and agency reps were named, with budget highlights noting a $16,520 allotment and potential increases to meet intensified demand.

Fred@rick Community Chest Francis Scott Key Hotel Henry J. Stahr The Community Chest Parsons Newman Charles McC. Mathias Robert L. Smith Flalmes D. Baker Edger H McBride Francis Perrott Henry I. Stahr Roger B. Wolfe William B. Bennett William T. Delaplaine James H. Gambrill Zimmerman Mises Marjorie Kline Social Service Exchange Glenn Stovall Salvation Army Mr. Royal Boy Scouts Bowers Federated Charities George A. Holland Children’s Aid Society Anders R. Ames Hendrickson M.C. A Stahr Smith

Liberators Can Take It In Wake Island Mission Triumph

Lieutenant Colonel William A. Matheney led the Dumbo the Liberator mission back from Wake Island, reporting heavy anti aircraft and Zero fighter opposition. He credited his crew with surviving engine damage and fuel-tank hits while achieving a ten minute bombing recon over three islands and no casualties. Navigator Captain Philip R. Krieg noted eight Zeros pursued the Liberators after the salvo, but the flight returned safely with damaged engines and a successful recon and bombardment run.

Walter B. Clausen Hawaiian Wake Matheney Philip R. Krieg Oak Harbor Wash Matheny

Putzi Hanfstaengl Not Working For U S

Washington reports that Ernst Sedgwick Putzi Hanfstaengl, once associated with Adolf Hitler, did not provide government information on Hitlerism and the State Department says there is no record of employing him. The Office of War Information confirms Hanfstaengl is not employed by OWI and has not been used by it.

Washington Ernst Sedgwick Putzi) Istaeng Adolf Hitler State Department Hanfstaeng Office of War Information

Talk To Women Voters Addresses Welfare In Frederick County

Rev William C Royal spoke to the Frederick County League of Women Voters on welfare administration and casework in Frederick County. He stressed rehabilitation and the agency's work, noting difficulties before aid is granted and that his remarks were from an individual citizen perspective. The meeting included discussions on road policy, a Sunday movie ban, and a call for a public referendum before any Sunday movie law.

William C. Royal Frederick County League of Women Voters MCA Frederick County Welfare Mr. Royal Welfare Board F. B. Sappington R. R. Lewis Baltimore Raymond Shank League Maryland General Assembly Roads Board War Council Executive Department of Government Jacob R. Ramsburg William C. Roderick William Trout Lewis

Longtime merchant Wertheimer to mark 82nd birthday

On Friday the veteran dealer Wertheimer will quietly observe his 82nd birthday at his West Third Street home. In excellent health he may walk downtown if weather is favorable, his erect figure a familiar sight on the main streets as he greets friends and acquaintances.

West Third Street Wertheimer

Boots and Bread Slicing Sparks City Probe

New York reports accuse several bakeries of bootlegging sliced bread amid a Department of Agriculture order. The temporary food industries committee, led by De Witt C. Reed, notes the practice harms competition and may breach the order banning at home slicing. A snowstorm cancels a tire inspection meeting in Thurmont, with a rescheduled session planned in Winchester Hall.

New York Joe Temporary Food Industries Committee Reed Thurmont OPA Russell S. Copeland Winchester Hall

Our Casualties Less Than Half in Papuan Campaign

Allied Headquarters in Australia reported that in the Papuan Peninsula campaign in New Guinea Allied losses were less than half of the Japanese. An Allied spokesman estimated 3,000 Japanese killed in the final assault with overall Allied casualties and sickness far lower, attributed to careful planning and time flexibility.

Australia New Guinea Douglas Iass Uns

Music and poetry night at local club meeting

Mrs Eric Elsee led with a First Psalm and the group sang O God Of Love O King Of Peace. Mrs Saffit conducted tunes including Sweet and Low and Nancy Lee. Miss Genevieve Thomas presented poems by Frost Ruseall Loe well Whittier and readings from Dickens. Thirteen members answered the golf call and a penny box for emergencies was proposed. Red Cross drive preparations were announced for March.

Grace Lutheran Sunday School Nearj Woodsboro Pauline Genevieve Smith Pauline Smith Ivory Palaces Ruth Klineson Clyde Beard Margaret Keeney Betty Rhoderick Catherine Baker Margaret Hahn Pauline Fogle Isabel Keeney Margaret Fogle Rosa Mae Stitely Eric Elsee Evieve Thomas Robert Frost James Ruseall Loewell John Greenleaf Whittier Melville Cromwell Thomas David Copperfield Charles Dickens Michael Gibson Champman Coelee Red Cross Jehieh

Dedication Service Planned at Local Methodist Church

The church holds a dedicator y service for the roll of honor on February 3. Miss Nellie Day acts as bene tessa while Rev. Galley delivers "What America Means To Me" at eight o'clock Sunday evening.

Howe Methodist Galley America

Adamstown Women’s Club Meeting Report

The Rural Women’s Club of Adamstown met January 20 with Miss Genevieve Thomas as hostess. President Mrs. Elmer Michael opened the gathering with a song and the American creed recited by the Spiritual Life chairman.

Adamstown Genevieve Thomas Elmer Michael

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