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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

8

Frederick Mother of 20 Children Has Four Sons in Army

Mrs. Mary Kline DeGrange of Frederick claims a unique wartime distinction as a mother with four sons in the Army. Three more are expected to be called, with two already undergoing examinations, as her 20 children cope with the nation’s service demands.

Frederick War Mothers of America Mary Kline DeGrange East Fifth Street Richard Woodrow Melvin Arthur Merle Douglass Richard Melvin Merle Georgia Samuel Lee DeGrange Earl Myers Marshall Randolph Charles, Jr Elwood New State Guard Charles Albert DeGrange

Nervous Response to Radio Ads Sparks Audience Backlash

The August Reader's Digest decries jarring radio commercials that forcefully push halitosis, varicose veins, and pills on listeners. It notes insistent, unnatural voices and scenes of a family turning off the radio in disgust, praising ads that are humorous or dignified and mentioning Red Barber and Jack Benny.

Reader's Digest Digest Red Barber Jack Benny

Digest urges listeners to push for mature radio advertising

The Digest notes that a well known musical plagiary has been butchered by imitators. It declares radio is young and urges listeners to protest loudly to help its advertising grow up.

Digest The

Draft Calls Must Be Filled By Boards Amid Policy Change

Frederick County draft boards say yesterday’s amended dependency policy is drastic and enables calls of dependents for induction. Officials note boards will review 3-A dependents not bona fide residents and revisit 4-B if calls remain short, with medical testimony eyed to drive reclassifications.

Selective Service Frederick County Uncle Sam Frederick Board

Won’t Reveal Second Front Intentions Across Atlantic Debate

London report notes pressure from both sides for a quick second European front to ease German strain on Russia. Sir Stafford Cripps says the government may consider such an operation but will not reveal secrets publicly or to Parliament. Bevan presses for reassurance while Cripps defends secrecy citing vital safety concerns. Night pasturing of farm horses noted for boosting work capacity.

London Atlantic Russia Sir Stafford Cripps Sir Stafford Brees House of Commons Stafford Commons Aneurin Bevan

Agreement Recorded for West South Street Property Sale

An agreement of sale is recorded for 2156 West South Street from Rose FP and Rose E Meister to Mr and Mrs Donald B Rice. The sale price is 4225 with possession to be given. September 1.

West South Street Rose FP Rose E. Meister Donald B. Rice

Freight Trains Flood Pittsburgh Rail Corridor

About 500 freight trains pass through the Pittsburgh area each day, averaging more than 20 trains per hour. The high traffic highlights the region’s busy rail network and its role in regional commerce.

Pittsburgh, Pa

Few Candidates in Brunswick Mayor Race Aheads filing deadline

With the filing deadline near, Brunswick officials report no opposition yet for mayor EF E Bowers Sr and a possible run by Ernest L Main remains uncertain. Three council seats show no challengers in the August 3 election while Bowers resigns to pursue mayoralty and a three-way contest emerges for the third ward seat.

EF. E. Bowers Brunswick W. Claude Lutman Ernest L. Main Iain Tiice Paul J. Moler William C. Nuce Stanley T. Wirts

Women urge capable candidates to run for delegate seats

The League of Women Voters appeals to Frederick County citizens to volunteer able men and women for the General Assembly as parties avoid primary battles. Incumbents file and potential candidates emerge in both parties with names from Frederick and surrounding towns. The league notes it is customary for leaders to draft candidates and urges qualified locals to step forward for state and county governance.

House of Delegates League of Women Voters Frederick County General Assembly Herbert R. O’conor Howard W. Jackson Baltimore Senate House Benjamin B. Rosenstock J. Teson Lee O'Conor Gary L. Utterback W. Jerome Offutt Richard E. Zimmerman Charles S. Houck, Jr Gail L. Catshall Woodsboro George C. K. Rhoderick Middletown L. Hubert Derr Monrovia Jacob R. Ramsburg This City Harold A. Frushour Braddock Heights Ramsburg David G. Everhart, Sr John B. Funk Brunswick The League

Local Notes From Germantown and Nearby Areas

Germantown reports Mr. Ralph Benson away on a business trip to Canada. Miss Betty Dutrow of Hyatte town visited Mrs. Joseph Snyder. Pvt. Richard Seaman of Indian Town Gap Pa was home for the weekend. Miss Gloria Benson visits Baltimore. Friends of Mrs. Julia Bowman,

Germantown Ralph Benson Canada Betty Dutrow Hyattetown Joseph Snyder Pvt Richard Seaman Indian Town Gap Gloria Benson Baltimore Julia Bowman

Miss Kathleen Benson’s Washington Visit Noted

il. are glad to hear she is improving. Neelsville C. E. Society attended a conference at Hyattstows Sunday night. Miss Kathleen Benson is visiting in Washington, D.C.

Neelsville C. E. Society Hyattstows Kathleen Benson Washington, D.C

Hine Family Holds Eighth Annual Braddock Heights Reunion

Seventy one members gathered July 19 for the Hine family's eighth annual reunion at Braddock Heights. Officers elected for 1943 include President Mrs. C. L. Hine, Vice President Mrs. D. H. Fry, Secretaries Mrs. C. C. Roderick, Mrs. Lee Normine, and Miss Evelyn Hine. Prizes awarded to youngest member and to families with full attendance.

Hine Braddock Heights C. L. Hine D. H. Fry C. C. Roderick Lee Normine Evelyn Hine

Amethyst Beliefs Said To Aid Sleep and Victory

A superstition holds that the amethyst dispels sleep sharpens the mind aids sobriety lends victory to soldiers and protects against sorcery. The claim appears in a historical discussion of gem lore and its reputed powers.

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