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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1944

Page

3

Taxi Drivers Free On Bail In Rockville Case

Donald Roger Ramsburg and Preston Robut Geisler, taxi drivers, were jailed on $500 and $100 bond respectively after assault, battery, and robbery charges tied to a $10 fare dispute involving Doris Vroman of Hargestown. Preliminary hearing set for February 3 at 1 30 p m in Rockville Police Court.

Donald Roger Ramsburg West Fifth Street Rockville Preston Robut Geisler West Patrick Street Montgomery County Frederick Doris Vronan East Franklin Street Hagerstown District of Columbia Gaithersburg Ramsburg Montgomery

Urbana Women's Clubs Hold Combined Meeting and Christmas Party

Urbana Homemakers and Women's Club met at President Mrs. Murray Fox's home on January 13 for a combined business meeting and Christmas party. Members recited prayers and pledges, heard peace talks on the Four Freedoms and the Atlantic Charter, and learned appliance repair. So ya products featured in refreshments and demonstrations. Next meeting set for February 3 at Mrs. Otis Hendrickson's home. Johnsville Woman's Club also met with eleven members and two visitors, where the Homemakers creed was read and soya product discussions continued.

Urbana Urbana Homemakers Murray Fox A. B. Smith Wilson Runkles Otis Hendricks Johnsville

Brunswick Soldier Killed in Action Over France

Sgt Dolan of Brunswick, son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Dolan, was killed in action over France on December 18, just after his 21st birthday. Engaged to Adelaide Webber, he was to be married on his first furlough. A Brunswick High School graduate in 1939, he enlisted in the Air Corps June 22 1942 and fell on his 16th bombing mission.

Dolan Dewey M. Dolan Brunswick France Adelaide Webber Bruns Brunswick High School Air Corps

Lewistown Women’s Club and Braddock Club Meet

The Lewistown Women’s Club met January 19 with 17 members and one guest. President Randolph Stull opened with a poem, then "America The Beautiful" and "The American Creed" sang. Jesse Hammerly demonstrated soy flour and soy grits and explained the rationing program. Recreation was led by Alton Powell. Sylvia Eyler won the prize. Next meeting February 16 at Elsie Snook’s home. The Braddock Women’s Club met January 14 with Luther Mahoney presiding. Members recited The Home Makers Creed, sang two songs, and outlined the year’s peace program. Soybean products demo and soybean muffins were served. Edward Tobery won recreation prize. Next meeting February 11 at Albert Corbrentz’s home.

Lewistown Jesse Hammerly George Green G. Lloyd Palmer Alton Powell Sylvia Eyler Elsie Snook Braddock Club Luther Mahoney Braddock Women's Club Bowyer Fout Albert Cobrentz Fout Edward Tobery

Only One Home Canning Sugar Stamp This Year

Washington announces stamp No. 40 to cover home canning needs for five pounds of sugar from Feb 1 to Feb 26 1945. This single stamp will be the only sugar allotment for home canning this year with further amounts to be issued on local board applications.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Custody Fight Over Berwick Suspects From Local Robberies

Sheriff Horace M Alexander said after a meeting with State's Attorney William M Storm authorities would go to Berwick Pennsylvania next Tuesday to seek custody of two young men tied to three local garage and filling station robberies. James Leiby 17 faces a Pennsylvania juvenile hearing that could affect extradition and custody. John Eisenhour 23 of Berwick also faces local warrants and may waive extradition to return after the Leiby hearing.

William M. Storm Horace M. Alexander Berwick Alexander James Leiby Leiby Pennsylvania Maryland Elwood O'Hara John Eisenhour

Six arrests for disturbing the peace in thirty minutes

Early this morn an urban police report lists six arrests for disturbing the peace within a half hour. Joan Henry Watts of Monrovia was jailed on $100 collateral after a 12 05 custody by Officers Phillips and Boone. Kenneth Wiles and Maurice Burch of Dickerson, and Wilbur Carty, Harry Lake, and Charles Cook of East Sixth Street were held on $2.50 collateral each. Hearings set for Monday night. Deeds recorded show Harry Wood selling the Hanna farm near New Market to George W Sponseller and Olive W Sponseller for about $8,000 and John H Page selling a 124 acre Urbana district farm to Arno G Page and George H E Page for about $3,900. Mustard can labels advise bath use and cooking.

Joan Henry Watts Monrovia Phillips Boone Shook Kenneth Wiles Dickerson Maurice Burch Wilbur Carty East Sixth Street Harry Lake Charles Cook McMurray Harry Wood Hanna New Market George W. Sponseller Olive W. Sponseller John H. Page Hyattstown Road Urbana Arno G. Page George’ S H. E. Page

Story Of Atrocities Was Held Up Too Long

Albany Tex Jan 29 Richard T Dyess father of the late Lt Col William E Dyess expresses regret that his son's report on Japanese brutality and atrocities was not released earlier by the Army and Navy He says the delay aimed to appease the Japs and that the American people should know the facts about Bataan and the fate of prisoners Dyess who escaped and was killed in a Dec plane crash believes the story would have reassured soldiers and families

Albany Tex Richard T. Dyess William E. Dyess Army Navy Dyess Pacific Bataan

Russian Girls Sent To Germany in Red Star Dispatch

A Red Star dispatch from Moscow reports hidden messages in recaptured towns near Leningrad indicate hundreds of Russian girls, including Liolia Krylova and Valya Kras henninixova, were transported to Germany aboard 58 car trains. Taitsi and Krasnoye Selo were largely emptied. the surface ocean temperatures range from 28 to 86 degrees.

Moscow Red Star Leningrad Germany Taitsi Krasnoye Selo Russia Liolia Krylova Valya Krashenninixova Polar Tropics

Empty Stocking Club completes fortieth year in Frederick

The Empty Stocking Club held a Friday meeting at the Y M C A to wrap up LM3 Christmas party plans and elect officers for 144. Mrs Roy L Leatherman was reelected president, with a slate including Mrs Harry D Radcliff and others. The club, oldest Frederick charity, noted a small drop in participating children but still served about 25 fewer youngsters.

Frederick Roy L. Leatherman Leatherman Harry D Radcliff Norma Darner Emma French Eleanor Houck Ezra Hoffman

Engagement Announced for Patsy Snead James Young

Mrs Martha Snead of Mt Airy announces the engagement of her daughter Patsy to James Young son of Mr and Mrs C W Young of Frederick. Patsy is a Mt Airy High School graduate who studied at Strayers and Baltimore Business College and works as a secretary in the Glenn L Martin Company Baltimore. James Young is a Poolesville High School graduate and farms in Frederick County. No wedding date set.

Martha Snead Mt Airy Patsy James Young C. W. Young Frederick

Sadowski to wed at St Johns in Frederick

Lieutenant Chester Sadowski and Miss Perry announce a February 17 ceremony at St Johns Catholic Church Frederick at 11 AM with a reception 3 to 6 PM at the Officer's Club Camp Detrick. Sadowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. F Phillip Sadowski, is stationed at Camp Detrick. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Perry of Long Island are the bride’s parents.

Chester Philip Sadowski Frederick St. Johns Catholic Church Camp Detrick Miss Perry John Taylor Perry Long Island Lieut. Sadowski F. Phillip Sadowski Detroit Mich Pensacola Fla

Red Cross War Fund Plans Outlined at Maryland Meeting

Frederick County chapter presented at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore where Red Cross War Fund plans were outlined. National goal set at 20 million dollars for the campaign March drive, with county quota not yet announced. Lybert Cannon returned to Fort Story after a three day pass. Charles Snyder to observe his sixteenth birthday Sunday.

William M. Storm James H. Gambrill Charles 8. Lane Lewis R Dertzbaugh Frederick County American Red Cross Lord Baltimore Baltimore Red Cross War Fund Lybert Cannon Fort Story Va David Cannon Tiends Charlesville

Baked Fish With Stuffing Real Treat

A recipe suggests baking a fish with stuffing to elevate meals. It details cleaning one 3 pound fish, salting inside, sautéing onion and celery in fat, and mixing bread crumbs with seasonings and parsley before stuffing and baking for a flavorful dish.

Fish Stuffing and Baking Method Recipe Note

The text describes cleaning, stuffing a fish with gear, closing with toothpicks or sewing, then baking in a moderate oven at 375 F for 40 to 45 minutes until golden brown. Serve on a hot platter garnished with watercress. serves 4 to 6. It also states that seven thousand men can be sheltered by a single banyan tree in India.

India

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