Flight For Freedom At Tivoli For Three Days
Tivoli presents Flight For Freedom starring Rosslind Russell and Fred McMurray for three days revealing a nation's last flight for country amid Pearl Harbor era patriotism. Also shown are What We Are Fighting For and Universal News reel with musical Happy Go Lucky on Thursday and Friday. Chetniks follows with high voltage Balkan action and added reels.
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Rosslind Russell
Fred McMurray
Tivoli
Amelia Earhart
Pearl Harbor
Pacifi
Japan
Universal News Reel
Tivoli Theater
Mary Martin
Dick Powell
Betty Hutton
Eddie Bracken
Rudy Vallee
Caribbean
Universal
Further Restrictions On Food Are Predicted
Washington reports indicate that new limits on civilian food supplies may be required if May weather and crop trends do not improve within 2 to 3 weeks. War Food Administration relies on Agriculture Department data showing May storms cutting crop prospects below goals, with July 1 outlook affecting distribution policies. Hardest hit are Midwestern and southwestern areas key to livestock feed. if corn prospects do not improve, downscale of fat hog and beef production could follow. Planting delays from rains threaten truck crops for markets, canning, and drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
Agriculture Department
Chester C. Davis
Department
Peace To Mean Fun's End For Thousands Of Girls Orgies
Dorothy Dix counsels young women on postwar choices as war ends, warning that chasing quick thrills with service members risks ruin. She urges prudence, predicts a wave of unhappy marriages and single mothers, and says lasting happiness comes from steady work and measured decisions rather than sensational dating. A wife questions staying with a philanderer, with Dix noting the divorce decision hinges on family wellbeing, children, and long-term happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udo
Mrs. Grundy
Miss Dix
Madelyn
Mothen Minbar
Brown-Canova Film Opens At Opera House
Joe E Brown and Judy Canova star in Chatter Box at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday with Pathe News and Daredevils of the West. Road To Morocco returns Wednesday and Thursday with Bob Hope Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. Anna May Wong appears Friday in Lady From Chungking with Harold Marver Mae Clarke. Saturday features Calling Wild Bill Hickok with Don Winslow and Barnyard Blackout.
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Joe E. Brown
Judy Canova Sar
Joe
Judy
Hollywood
Rosemary Lane
John Hubbard
Fim
Pathe News
Morocco
Bob Hope
Bing Craspy
Dorothy Lamour
Morates
Opera House
Anna May Wong
China
Chungking
Miss Wong
HaroldMarver
Kaimura
Mae Clarke
Navy quits lease request with Standard Oil Co
Navy General Counsel Biddle announced withdrawal of a $1,748,408 appropriation item linked to a Standard Oil California lease for Elk Hills naval oil reserve. President Roosevelt ordered a legality study, with Biddle to present further recommendations after review. Senator Lang er criticized the deal as a “give away” while Navy officials defended national interest.
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Washington
Biddle
Navy
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Hiddie Bad
Standard Oil of
California
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Langer
R.-N.d
Senate
Koepang and Rabaul Heavily Bombed in Timor and New Britain
Allied forces bombed Koepang on Timor dropping 42 tons and Rabaul on New Britain dropping 19 tons. Fifteen Liberator bombers hit Koepang area as two Rabaul airdromes burned for two hours. The Koepang powerhouse was destroyed and fuel stores torched. Three of eight enemy interceptors were shot down, another likely destroyed. all raiders returned safely.
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Australia
Koepang
Rabaul
Douglas MacArthur
Dutch Timor
Darwin
New Britain
Koopang
Timor
Aircraft veneer timber sale aids war effort in Maryland forest
In Baltimore County a woodland tract owned by Mrs Achsah FP Stottinius yields yellow poplar beeches and oaks valued for aircraft veneer. Forester A Bigier Crow arranged sale of poplar trees 26 inches or more in diameter, with about 80 marked trees expected to produce substantial board feet for war production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achsah FP Stottinius
Baltimore County
A. Bigier Crow
Sw Conservation Service
Stettinias
Fez
New Officials To Be Guests At Frederick Chamber Dinner
A complete board of Frederick Chamber of Commerce officers and directors met Friday noon for a dinner at the Blue and Gloony in the Francis Levit Key Hotel. Retiring Mayor Wood Culler received thanks for his cooperation while remaining on the board as mayor-elect Hugh W. Gittinger and incoming aldermen prepare to take office. The chamber highlighted recent activities including Monocacy Broadcasting Company affiliation with Columbia, banquet of Syracuse Baseball Club executives, and plans to assist Army and Navy personnel housing at Detrick Field as spring training hopes were discussed.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Alb. Collmus
Francis Levit Key
Wood @ Culler
Chamber
Lynx Lepure
Alice
Qty
Culler
Chamber of Commerce
Bhat
Robert Lo South
Hugh W. Gittinger
Cacamber of Commerce
Gary
Orville F. Amick
Monocacy Broadcasting Company
Columbia
Syracuse Baseball Club
International League
Frederick
Army
Navy
Detrick Field
Forester proposes Axis POWs used on farms and forests
Baltimore June 11 State Forester Joseph F Kaylor proposed employing Axis prisoners of war held in the United States on farms and in forests. He named potential camps on the Eastern Shore Frederick and Garrett counties with year round work and seasonal harvests. Prisoners could help harvest forest products on 125000 acres of State land and assist tanning pulp wood bark. Kaylor planned to confer with Dr T B Symons director of the University of Maryland Extension Service on the role of the State Department of Forests and Parks under supervision of Forestry Department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph F. Kaylor
Kaylor
Frederick County
Garrett County
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
State Department of Forests and Parks
Forestry Department
Frederick theater previews Johnny Mack Brown Western cast
Readable text notes Frederick Theater features Johnny Mack Brown Tex Ritter and Juce Wigsar of Rasers of San Joaquin Friday and Saturday along with Chapter 13 Valley of Vanishing Men a sports short Americas Battle Of Beauty and a Terrytoon cartoon Shipyard Symphony
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Frederick
Johnny Mack Brown
Tex Riller
Juce Wig Sar
Rasers
San Joaquin
Frederick Theater
Shipyard Symphony
Cadet Kefauver Graduates Top One Third at Randolph-Macon
Cadet Corporal Kefauver son of Irving S. Mefauver of Baltimore formerly Frederick recently graduated upper third of his class at Randolph-Macon Military Academy in Virginia. He held honor roll status for two years served as school paper reporter and played on the Varsity basketball team while captaining the tennis team.
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Kefauver
Irving S. Mefauver
Baltimore
Frederick
Randolph-Macon Military Academy
Virginia
Subsidizing Vegetable Packers Is Authorized
Washington June 11 subsidizing of vegetable packers to compensate for proposed wage increases before the War Labor Board was authorized today by the Office of Economic Stabilization. This action comes amid Congressional demands to curtail the subsidy program and a AFL request for a 2 billion dollar subsidy to push living costs down. The subsidy, first to compensate for wage increases, was announced by Fred M. Vinson as stabilization director. Previously subsidies for meat butter gasoline and metals were based on higher costs or production encouragement.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Office of Economic Stabilization
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Fred M. Vincon
Hollywood Comics Face Draft Pressures and RomanceRumors
Hollywood writers and comedians including Benny Cantor Burns and Benny say they may quit screen and radio work as draft orders loom. Cantor asks that performers be considered for home front needs. government officials say nothing can change. The piece also notes marriages engagements and industry happenings amid war time uncertainties.
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Eroaine
Hollywood
Senn
Uncle Sam
Ike Jack Benny
Bob Burns
Buaie Cantor
Modi Pensbie
Cantor
Fanny Wathe
Benny
Draft Board
McNutt
Selective Service
Hershey
Robert Taylor
Alythe
Calif
Navy
Hedy Lintner
John Loder
Gene Mar
Withers
Reey Toop
Belle Davis
Arthur Farnsworth Belle
Pete Wesmore
Cesar Romero
Arthur Murray
Irine Conway
Heather Angel
Irene Dunne
Dover
Ave
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John Shepperd
Virginia Gilmore
Anna Sten
Jasper and the
Pythian Sisters
Mountain City Temple
No. 14
Thelma Culler
Smithsburg
Claggett Ramsburg
John Etzler
George Moberly
H. D. Harris
W. B. James
Oscar Keyser
Knights of Pythias and
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G. William Shipley
Mollie Zimmerman
C. Tans Summers
Mountain Cy Lodge
Kuigats of
Pythias
Fred MacMurray
Rosalind Russell
Dorothy DIX
Jane
A. J
Hawaii
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Delos C. Emmons
Pacific Coast
Standard Oil Co
Koepang and
Joel Brown
Judy Canova
C. of C
Kenneth E. Kefauver
WLB
Bathmore Tansit Company
Labor Board
English
Rockville
Montgomery County
Beryl R. English
Burnt Mills Hills
County Liquor Control Board
Suburban National Bank of
Silver Spring
Takoma Park
Ohio
Seta
Svelyn Ankers
Ian
James Hogan
Ladies Guild Meets
Foast Wak
Ladies Guild
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Evangelical and Reformed Church of
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Snook
Rot
Wave
May
Charles Clem
Sirs
Charles Stull
Albert Klipp
Mia
Chester Lenhart
Madeline Lenhart
Erma Stull
Frances Lambert
Willian Green
Algiers
Dugge
Committees For National Liberation
Charles DeGaulle
United States
Pan
Brenton Food
Russell” Macmurray
Merbert
Gearen
Carn Camranans
Geart
Bellaway
Cin Rion
Canova
Ava Chapter
Daredevils OF the Woot
Toray
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Don Winslow
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