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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1942

Page

2

Mayor Rejects Housing Hygiene Ordinance Over Technical Objections

Frederick Maryland news item reports Mayor Lloyd Culler at a Board of Aldermen meeting rejecting signing a proposed housing hygiene ordinance. He criticized the rules drafted by a city committee and defended enforcement aims tied to sanitary sewerage connections.

Lloyd C. Guiller Board of Aldermen City Board of Health Edward J. Smith Hnmee Frederick Culler Schroeder McCain and Stup Smith W. Raymond Walter E. C. Kefeuver Tfalen Mobley Gerrit Peters Thireenth Street North Market Street Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Suspended Sentence for Clarksburg Man

Robert Watkins of Clarksburg faced charges of drunkenness and disturbing the peace. In police court he admitted the influence of John Barleycorn and received a $25 suspended sentence on the condition he avoid terrorizing Frederick in the future. Other locals, Vernon Rhoderick and Cart Bell, pled guilty to drunkenness and received jail time or fines, while Ralph Grimes forfeited $25 collateral on a fish capture charge.

Robert Watkins Clarksburg Frederick M. Straley Gideon Horne John Barleycorn Lieut Straley Watkins Siegitrald Diitoe Bekall John Frederick Vernon Rhoderick Daniel FE. Swomley Cart Bell Herbert L. Strawsburg Ralph Grimes Westminster Benjamin F. Phebus Durward W. Kettells

Limiting Gifts In Letter To Roosevelt Churchill Urges Restraint

London reports on a communication dated Thursday July 18 in which Prime Minister Churchill requests President Roosevelt consider limits on gifts or aid to foreign states. The note seeks cautious generosity aligned with wartime priorities and mutual strategy.

London Roosevelt Churchill

Housewives Help U.S. War Effort By Recycling Kitchen Grease

In wartime effort, fats and greases from homes are collected and converted into soap and glycerin at a large plant. The process involves melting, filtering, chemical treatment, and mixing with lye to yield soap bars and glycerin tubes, which serve as bases for explosives.

U.S Uysassim Iewel Lelurg

Rotary Club hears Major Carson on field support

Major John P. Carson, head of the aviation squadron at Detrick Field, thanked Frederick citizens for aiding stationed servicemen at the regular Junct ion Rotary meeting. He praised local dances Soldiers Club and a sewing group for clothing support and warned that sharing factual material during the national crisis could be dangerous.

Rotary Club Francis Scott Key John P. Carzon Detrick Field Frederick Soldiers Club Episcopal Sunday School Carson Ina

Rumors Photo Story Sinking Troop Transport Highlighted

The passage cites Life magazine's picture story Rumors about the spread of innocuous news leading to the sinking of a troop transport with a terrible toll in lives. The meeting was led by Charles McC Mathias, president of the club, with guests Dedim Marsh, past president of Westminster Rotary Club, and Frederick residents Louis L. Wilson and Eric Summers.

Life Magazine Charles McC. Mathias Dedim Marsh Westminster Rovary Club Louis L. Wilson Eric Summers Frederick

Allocation of US ship space for British gifts limited

The Foreign Office announced new rules to curb gifts and supplies flows to Britain, reserving cargo space for direct consignments via the American Red Cross to the British Red Cross and Women's Voluntary Services, and via the British War Relief Society to the Personal Service League. Organizations may apply to the Amersizing for authorization of required shipping space.

United States Britain Foreign Office American Red Cross British Red Cross and Women's Voluntary Services British War Relief Society Personal Service League Ameriszing Aps

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