King Peter visits Maryland university to study farming methods
Exiled Yugoslav King Peter, 19, visiting the University of Maryland at College Park, tours the farm and dairy departments and discusses agricultural methods with university officials. He eyes dehydration techniques to ship food to Europe and plans to study American farming as Yugoslavia rebuilds postwar agriculture. The royal party, including Yugoslav Minister of Agriculture B Culbrilovitch, is greeted with a 21 gun salute.
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College Park
Peter
Yugoslavia
University of Maryland
Sainte
Harry C. Byrd
B. Culbrilovitch
Alexander
Europe
King Peter
Byrd
Fred H. Lees
Morley A. Jull
Charles H. Mahoney
William B. Kemp
Appointed As Ween. IM Ae PUsese AAA TAU AS
Max M. Fisher and George L. Bennett are appointed junior interviewers with the United States Employment Service in Frederick. The move aims to speed key men into defense industry positions as the local office streamlines operations. The Frederick office has offered evening help, to be discontinued July 6, with closure July 4.
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Ween
Max M. Fisher
George L. Bennett
United States Employment Service
Frederick
Mayetta Hershberger
Miss Hershberger
Harvey Bearts
Red Cross
Francis Scott Key
U. S
Planting July Vegetables for a Late Garden
A July planting guide lists vegetables suitable for late sowing such as kale corn collards carrots squash beans radishes celery cabbage turnips Swiss chard beets lettuce and endive. Emphasizes quick maturing varieties and extra care with moisture soil fertility to achieve harvests in shorter seasons.
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Dupes
Lake Cottage
Girl Scout Day Camp Closes With Ceremonies At Braddock Heights
The Braddock Heights Girl Scout Day Camp ended Friday with unit programs and awards for swimming progress. Brownies led a dance, Intermediate units staged scenes and a pantomime, and awards honored swimmers with fish frog tadpole badges amid cool winds.
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Braddock Heights
Ray H. Smith
Miriam R. Apple
James B. Ranck
Braddock
Occupation Questionnaires Urged For US Employment Service
The official said applicants must bring birth data, marital status and vital statistics for interviews. Occupational details include previous employers, work type, tools, trades learned, and dates and places of work. Miss Hershberger urged 15 minute completion, noting some applicants take an hour or more for memory dependent questions.
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U. S. Employment Service Office
Hershberger
Weather notes and local price hikes across Frederick area
Daily weather shows no precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 a m and July to date none with July 1942 rainfall at 3.50 inches. High yesterday si, low last night 65. Monocacy River cloudy at Ceresville Potomac clear near Knoxville. Taxi owners raise city rates from 25 to 35 cents effective Saturday with outside city trips increasing proportionally. A young deer was sighted Saturday along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks between Reichs Ford and Frederick Junction. Also a German fried potatoes recipe note appears.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Baltimore & Ohio
Reich's Ford
Frederick Junction
Robert C. Plush
Ex and Reformed Church urges strict Sunday rest in war emergency
Cincinnati reports the fifth General Synod adopting a resolution urging strict observance of the Biblical rest command during the war. The body cites growing disregard by industry and argues observing the Fourth Commandment enhances productive capacity. The meeting notes climate comparison to Washington hints at broader context.
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Cincinnati
General Synod
Ex and Reformed Church Today
Board 1 Mails Questionnaires to 40 registrants in Frederick area
Local Draft Board One mails questionnaires to 40 men registered in the third registration. Recipients include Charles Bertram Kunn in Grayson Stine, Charles Franklin Johnson in Middletown, Andrew Lawrence Walter in Doubs, Floyd Charles Main in Middletown, and others listed with addresses in Brunswick Walkersville Frederick and nearby towns. The long roster includes multiple colored and white registrants across Route 1 and Route 3 addresses with street listings and P. O. Boxes.
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Naires
Charles Bertram Kunn
West Patrick Street
Grayson Stine
Spring Abrecht
Trail Avenue
Charles Franklin Johnson
Middletown
Andrew Lawrence Walter
Doubs
Floyd Charles Main
Church Street
Car Chester Halme
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Wilson ‘Taylor Carmack
Frederick
Charles Olterbein Bitler
Walkersville
Albert LeRoy Dillon
Virginia Avenue
Doyra Davis Marker
South Bentz Street
Ernest William Gouker
Patrick Street
Thomas Arthur
Shepley
East Sixth Street
Hugh Victor Gittinger, Jr
East Second Street
Joseph Herman John Nestor
P. O. Box
Charles William Bell
Knoxville
Allen Worthington VanFossen
William Delaplane Powell
William Browning Davis
Robert Daniel Henderson
Charles Levi Porter
Rosemont
John 8
Schroyer
Herbert
Penteney
Maple Avenue
John William Tansil
Lincoln Apartments
David Neer Potts
Thaddeus McCauley Bis
Murray Charles Wilhide
Calvin Lidice
West Fifth Street
Wilmer Deaver Kehne
Amherst
Mays
Richard Joseph Conner
George Westley Layer
Adamstown
Allen Leon Phillips
Steiners Row
Rusgeil Kirk Lambert
East
John Elsworth Roelkey
Clarence Lee Michael
East A Street
Hawcard William Gosnell
John William Miller
Alexandria
Jefferson
Chester Stone Hamilton
Roy McHenry Zimmerman
Austin Pierpont Renn
James Houston Garner
Bentz Street
Clarence John Nelson Shull
Arthur Daniel Simons
Bernard Cleveland Mossburg
Farley Declines Run for Governor in Surprise Statement
Former Postmaster General James A Farley says he will not be a candidate for governor amid Democratic chatter. The report notes Attorney General John J Bennett as a potential rival and mentions a Draft Willkie Committee formed to back Wendell L Willkie for the 1940 Republican nomination, with Thomas E Dewey seen as a leading contender.
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New York
James A. Farley
Cnt
Farley
John J. Bennett
Stanley M. Rinehart
Publishing &Tm
Farrar and Rinehart
Willkie
Wendell L. Willkie
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Queen Wilhelmina
Pittsfield
Mass
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Southern
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Williamson’s
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Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market Street
WM. R. Slemmer
Ape
Colton Manor
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Auchter
Mgr
Mostoe
Peteonain Zoom
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Thomas E. Dewey
A&p
Holiday Foods
Yukon Club
Weldt
Zoe
Schindler’s
Nabisco
Marvel
Jane Parker
Jane Parken
Ann Page Foods
Ann Page
A&p Market
S. Court St
Onpentie Municipal Parking Lot
White House
Tom Watson
Watermelons Co
Santa Rosa
California
Luscious
Norm Weetern
Hell
Sunnyield
Sunnyfield
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Sartide
Wilite Shoe Cleaner
Woodbury’s
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