Congress May Limit Price Control Work
Congress may limit price control by restricting immediate appropriations and forcing the Office of Price Administration to seek extra funds before expanding its program. Sen. appropriations tean insisted Henderson prove staffing needs. House cuts already trimmed OPA funds, prompting debate over subsidies and price ceilings for farmers.
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Congress
Office of Price Administration
Senate Appropriations
Leon Henderson
Henderson
OPA
He House
House
National Grange
Senate
Roosevelt Sends Message To China On Fifth Anniversary
Roosevelt cables Chiang Kai Shek and China’s people praising their five year stand against Japan. He vows the United Nations will fight to victory, calling China brothers in arms and urging unity to establish peace and freedom worldwide. Recovery in New York stocks noted amid mixed news from Egypt and Russia. Sayre resignation accepted as High Commissioner to the Philippines is announced from Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-Shek
People of China
Japan
United Nations
United States
Marco Polo Bridge
China
Washington, D.C
Francis B. Sayre
Corregidor
Wetley
White House
Mr. Sayre
New American Air Force In China On Raids
The newly formed United States air force in China launched initial strikes on Japanese airfields at Hankow Nanchang and Canton July 1 2 and 4. Bombers backed by Flying Tigers hit hangars runways and grounded planes while Japanese raids on Mensang Hohlen Kweilin and Lingting caused limited damage. The speed of the operation spanned over 13 000 miles of travel and included a three day assault triangle over Hankow Canton and Nanchang.
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Chungking
United States Air Force
Chute
Yangtze River
China
Hankow
Canton
Nanchang
U. S
Flying Tigers
Mwanchang
Mensang
Hohlen
Highway Center
Kwangsi Province
Kweilin
Kwangsi
Lingting
Hengyang
23Rd
United States
Wue
AVG Ngnters Fnst
Thwang
Kiangsi
Central
Chekiang-Kiangsi
Churchill
Fren Ching
United Nations
Britain
Home of Marcella Snowden Thompson Burned Down
The home of Marcella Snowden Thompson a Black resident near Ebenezer was destroyed by a kitchen fire early Tuesday morning June 40 leaving Mrs Thompson and her six children homeless they are staying with Mrs Bowie.
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Marcella Snowden Thompson
Ebenezer
Industrial Sugar Regulations Extended for Two Month Period
An amendment to sugar regulations allows industrial and institutional users to obtain sugar allowances for July and August, extending beyond the prior April 28 to June 30 window. Holmes D Baker of the War Price and Rationing Board notes unused May and June sugar will not reduce July and August allotments and encourages conservation.
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Fue Ae
Holmes D Baker
War Price and Rationing Board
Baker
Older Group Conference at Hood College opens sessions
The Baltimore Synod Young Peoples Conference for 96 delegates ages 8 to 23 began men’s schedule at Hood College with interest groups and recreation after registration and Sunday devotions. Rev Aubrey Young of Hagerstown led a morning sermon on service and motives for Christian effort.
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Young Peoples’ Conference
Baltimore
Hobart Evans
Aubrey Young
Hagerstown
Mr. Young
Dorothy Thurman
Jack Houdeshell
Faye Smith
Vadakan Thomas
East India
Franklin D. Gillespie
Walter Wolf
Arlington
Lipps Files as Democratic Sheriff Candidate
Ernest Jack Lipps filed his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff, becoming the second to enter the race after John W. Null. A 21 year veteran salesman, Lipps served 19 months in the last war with 10 overseas, and has been active in Francis Lent and many fraternal and civic groups, including the Legion boxing bowls promoter, 40 Hommes et 8 Chaveaux, Independent Hose Co, South Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union, and Frederick Lodge 371. He is married with a 10 year old daughter and attends All Saints Episcopal Church.
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G. Ernest
Jack) Lipps
John W. Null
Mr. Lipps
Armed Forces
Francis Lent
Key Post
No. 11
American Logics
The
Legion
Independent
South Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union
Frederick Lodge
Plan to aid education via war bonds loans for youth
Hyman Weinstein a horticulturist from Oxon Hill Maryland and Portsmouth Virginia proposes using about 390 million dollars in unclaimed bank deposits to purchase war bonds. Banks would then issue government guaranteed loans at three percent to eligible youths seeking college, with the government paying one percent of the rate. Weinstein argues the plan costs little to the government and could boost youth education and wartime defense through increased bond purchases.
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Hyman Weinstein
Massilion
Wang
Weinstein
Frederick
Oxon Hill
Portsmouth
Appointment of Red Cross sewing room chair in Carroll County
Judge Mrs Harry C Gonso named chairman of the Red Cross sewing room at the Carroll County Historical Society Home in Westminster. A committee will assist, including Miss Laura Nygren and several local ladies such as Mrs D W Nendrickson Mrs Theodore Brown Mrs Harry Yingling Mrs Leeds Billingslea Mrs Donald Sponseller and Mrs William Thomas.
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Westminster
Harry C. Gonso
Red Cross
Carroll Counsty Historical Society
Laura Nygren
D. W. Nendrickson
Theodore Brown
Harry Yingling
Leeds Billingslea
Donald Sponseller
William Thomas
Boundary line shifts in 26 mile NH to Quebec stretch
The United States Canadian boundary along a 26 mile strip between New Hampshire and Quebec changes direction 767 times, altering the line's path and creating numerous angle points across the border segment.
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New Hampshire
Quebec
Coal Shortage Foreseen Even With Surplus
Washington reports a May stock increase to 61.3 million tons with June 1 soft coal in storage at 67.4 million tons amid protective wartime needs. Production rose but shortages loom. non war industries urged to stock 90 to 120 days and households to store coal for next winter this summer.
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Washington
Howard
Solid Fuels Office
Interior Department
Jas
Harold L. Ickes
Navy Seeks 28 Enlistments in Frederick County
Navy seeks 28 enlistments monthly with seven secured so far for July. Recruiting officer H. G. Terry will be at Frederick post office Mondays and Thursdays. Skilled graduates can enter as petty officers earning 74 to 126 dollars monthly. Names of local enlistees and applicants are listed. additional swearing in set for July 20 in Baltimore. Also notes scholarship exams for Montgomery county at Richard Montgomery High July 13.
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Frederick County
Navy
H. G. Terry
Frederick
Teery
Rockville
Montgomery County
Richard Montgomery High School
Edwin W. Broome
Registration For Gas Slated This Week
The Board of Education and County Rationing Board announce gasoline rationing registration at nearly all white and most colored centers from Thursday to Saturday 2 to 8 pm. White schools closed: Washington street Elm street Frederick high Brunswick High School Philip's Delift Foxville Knoxville Harrisville. Colored residents register at Lincoln High School and other centers.
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Board of Education
County
Washington Street
Elm Street
Frederick High
Brunswick High School
Philip's Delight
Foxville
Knoxville
Harrisville
Lincoln High
Orphans Court Sells Real Estate of Lillie B OToole
Frederick County Maryland 1942 court order ratifies executor’s report of sale of Lillie B OToole real estate for 800 dollars. Publication required by July 21 1942. Also includes equity suit for sale of Charles W Hallar heirs property with listing of heirs and interest shares and notice to non resident defendants.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederic County
Maryland
Lillie B O'Toole
Frederick County
Lillie B. O'Toole
Rene Shien
Fun City
Shtnese Ave
Pinkney A. Richardson
Clyde Boutson
Clarence W. Stottlemyer
The
Orphans Court
Marian T. ¥. O'Toole
Joseph O'Toole
Circuit Court
Jessie M Hallar
Charles W Hallar
Marble Hallar
Charles W. Hallar
Jessie MM Hailar
L. NaFenlin
Jessie M. Hallar
Frederick City
William T. Hallar
Hester Hallar Best
John T. Best
Charlies W. Hallar
Mildred Hallar
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth
Lizzie) Buch
Frank Buch
Jank Hallar
Mildredred Hallar
Zanesville
Ohio
Wilson B. Hallar
Hettie Tyson
Chevy Chase
Charles W. Hallady
Sire Hallar Anders
Washington
District of Columbis
General Reef
Equity
Causérick
Sotrentar
Tyrie
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New York
Sadax
Ventory
Presbyterians
G. E. Lipps
Sam
Uncle Sam
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Quaker City
Frederick's
Ty la Tang
Holmes and Edwards
Remsberg
KEY Hotel
Redg
Chad
Reserve District No
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
W. Bartgis Storm
Ernest Nestenstein, JR
Charles H. Conley
Elias 8. Ramsburg, JR
Holmes D. Baker
Federal Reserve System
Federal Defosit Insurance Corporation
W. Clinton McSherry
Roy L. Leatherman
Register of Wills
Ellis C. Wachter
D. Princeton
Buckey, Soiletter
Fred June Ane
Ellis ¢. Wachter
Tess Maes
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