First Batch Of Ballots Sent Soldiers
The Frederick community mails 1500 Jaycee absentee ballot forms for armed forces and 500 more to county residents abroad. Forms ask about return plans, work, schooling and vocational studies, with results to aid post war planning. Ballots are sent after officer-verified requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jaycees
Maryland
State of
Frederick County
Committee On Economic Development
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Organizations
Frederick City
American Legion
Berlin says Roosevelt fourth term not influencing US election
The Berlin radio broadcast said Roosevelt's acceptance of a fourth term nomination caused no surprise in Berlin political circles. It stated the German press is not interested in US presidential politics, believing military and political issues at stake will not be influenced by any US president.
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Associated Prem
Berlin Radio
Roosevelt
Berlin
Germany
United States
Dances For Teen-Agers Continue At Baker Park
Dances for teenagers will be held Friday evenings from 8 30 to 10 o'clock at the cement courts in Baker Park all summer, with a full program, orchestra, emcee, and special features under Rotary and Kiwanis sponsorship. Parents invited. teens urged to attend. Farm bids offered by Camp Detrick for kitchen waste to be used as animal feed, with 20 percent good-faith deposit required and prices linked to hog market trends. Gettysburg battlefield travel rose slightly with 157 visitors on 33 trips, including 78 on 24 long trips and 39 on two long bus tours.
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Baker Park
Playground Commission
Harold C Baer
Ernest Berger
Rotary Club
Hugh W. Gittinger
Robert L Smith
Berger
Julius Jacobson
Kiwanis Club
Quartermaster’s Department of
Camp Detrick
E. Strauss
Battlefield
Gettysburg
William Allison
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Allison
Gifts Made Fo Hospital at Frederick City Hospital Board Meeting
Friends of the Frederick City Hospital presented the first blood plasma unit for a perpetual supply to be used for any patient. A $250 Everedy Company check and canned goods from Buckingham School aided the hospital. Board members donated items to remodel the Nurses Home reception area. June activity included 459 patients treated with 355 admitted, 360 discharged, 99 remaining, 45 births and 11 deaths.
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Frederick City Hospital
Board of Managers
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Grayson E. Bowers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Edward C. Hartmann
F. Russell Young
James W. Honeysett
The
Jaycees
Everedy Company
Holmes D. Baker
Buckingham School
Foreclosure Petition in Court News by Mercer as Assignee
Court News notes Grayson H. Mercer as assignee of the Kefauver mortgage petitions for foreclosure. Marriage licenses issued for Theodore G. Muth and Betty M. Helsley, and Richard E. Coyne with Leola S. Campbell. Property deed records show William E. Crummitt and wife transferring to Jacob A. Kidwiler and wife for $10.
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Grayson H. Mercer
Newton R. Kefauver
Lillie M. Kefauver
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Theodore G. Muth
Etters
Betty M. Helsley
New Cumberland
Richard £. Coyne
Leola S. Campbell
Baltimore
Robert F. Penn
North Market Street
Helen F Hoffman
William E. Crummitt
Jacob A. Kidwiler
Crops Begin To Show Effects Of Drouth In Maryland
Maryland crops show drouth damage from May and June rainfall under two inches in the south. Early potatoes, pastures, and field corn suffer. Keedysville potato crop down to about 50 percent. Wheat, rye fair to good in Alleghany mountains. Oats being cut in southern counties. tomatoes and tobacco on Eastern Shore good. Cherry, raspberry, cling peaches, harvest pears begin at Chewsville, Keedysville, Joppa. Can ning peas mostly finished in Western Maryland except Alleghany mountains.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Keedysville
Allen Gany Mountain
Marriottsville
Chewsville
Joppa
Allegany Mountain
Turkey May Enter War This Summer
Ankara reports say talks among Turkey Russia and Britain may lead to Turkish entry into the war before summer's end. Premier Sukru Saracoglu and ambassadors discuss postwar aims and arms assurances, with U.S. full informed as Moscow London and Washington monitor.
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Ankara
Turkey
Russia
Britain
Sukru Saracoglu
Cairo
United Nations
United States
Moscow
London
Washington
Post Office Resumes Civil Mail To Rome And Vatican
Civil mail service between the United States and Rome and Vatican City State resumes effective today. Only personal letters are allowed at present and all mail is subject to censorship. The policy excludes commercial or financial items and other business communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rome
Vatican City
State Police Head Dies in Steubenville Hospital
Steubenville Ohio July 12 Captain Dorsey C Bailey commanding officer of Company A West Virginia State Police died today in a Steubenville hospital Officers mourn the longtime public safety leader whose service spanned decades and who helped shape state police operations across the region.
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Baltimore
Helmut Boertzler
Camp Pickett
Boertzler
Steubenville, C
Dorsey C. Bailey
West Virginia
State Police
Steubenville
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John R. Webb Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Virginia
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street
Post
War Department
Clarence E. Fogle
Water Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fo Hospital
Court News
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Pacific
George R. Hargis
Jules Bernstein
Hugh V. Gittinger
Francis B Sappington
Ministry of Economic Warfare
OU Lia Saa
Hopeville
Atlanta Army Air Base
Air Base
Hagerstown
Cleveland G. Holmes
Lillian V. Toms
Gerald E. Jones
Boonsboro
Dorothy I. Nongan
Middletown
Jolly Worker's Club
Dickerson Methodist Church
Idell Frye
God
Pete Belcher
France
Ziegfeld
Dean Tennyson
Jon Peerce Tencr
Sars Wrightson
Tyne Murrey
Celanese Corporation
Amerie Rag
U. 5
Far. of
National Dairy Products Corp
Able A.nd
Jim
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
China
Ivory
Kkemsbeg
Seaveley Store
Key Hotel Bldg
Blue Ridge
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