Americans Face Soviet Order for Billions in Trade
Moscow reports that United States Chamber of Commerce president Eric Johnston said Foreign Trade Commissar Anastas Mikoyan authorized him to announce the Soviet Union seeks many billions of dollars in U.S. goods on mutually advantageous terms. Russians would pay on agreement and time purchases, with no question of full payment. Johnston saw extensive American equipment in Moscow and plans to tour Leningrad and the Urals, returning by July 8 via Tehran.
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Moscow
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Union
United States
Johnston
Leningrad
Ural Mountains
Teheran
Anzio Hero Sgt Garcia of 45th Infantry Heroism Described
War Department details Sgt Fortunato Garcia of Denver Colorado as a communications sergeant who under six days of heavy German assault at Anzio repeatedly exposed himself to fire to repair lines and warn units. He guided a 600 yard recon mission and maintained line safety amid continuous danger before being reported missing in action.
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Fortunato Garcia
Denver
Colo
45Th Infantry
Anzio
Garcia
War Department Today
Laurence C. Brown
John H. Church
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Nutmeg Mace Formed In Fragile Membrane Between Shells
The mace is produced from a delicate membrane that develops between the two hard shells enveloping the nutmeg kernel. This thin layer surrounds the red lacy aril and is detached to harvest the fragrant spice used in cooking and medicine.
Frederick Co. Products Dinner at Heights
Frederick County Products Inc held a dinner at Hotel Vindo Bona in Braddock Heights last Thursday. President and GM D. T. Dutrow urged support for the Fifth War Loan amid wartime strains on the local packing plant, noting sacrifices on the home front pale beside those of the fighting men. Attendees included directors and numerous employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Products, Inc
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
D. T. Dutrow
F. L. Smith
C. K. Heck
Geo. Boyer
Herman Rice
Russell Barthlow
John M. Carter
Paul Nash
W. L. Brittain
Fidel Keeney
Paul Grossnickle
John Hane
Harry Haller
Maynard Wachter
Jesse McDurough
George Smith
George Englebrecht
Grover Haller
Chas
McC. Mathias
W. T. Delaplaine
R. E. Delaplaine
H.C. Zacharias
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
This City
Pete Wilmer
Washington, D. C
Inductions To Reflect U. S. Army Casualties
Baltimore reports Col Henry C Stanwood says inductions will mirror battlefield casualties with daily totals under 500 at the center and possible quota increases if reports rise. The Army Coast Guard are at full strength. Navy nearing it due to training facility shortages.
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Baltimore
Henry C. Stanwood
Selective Service
Stanwood
Army
Coast Guard
Navy
How to keep porcelain enamel kettles clean
Boil a solution of one cup vinegar to a quart of water in the kettle occasionally to remove stains and preserve the finish. This simple method helps prevent mineral buildup and keeps the tea kettle looking bright and well cared for.
Frederick County Fish and Game Club to Meet Thursday
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association plans its quarterly meeting at the Hotel Frederick. Candidates for membership will be considered. An upcoming chicken dinner is set for June 27 at Camp Kanawha, with shooting traps and a 5:30 dinner. Encampment July 15 to 23 is planned at Camp Kanawha, with reservations via George T. Cramer.
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Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association
Frederick
E. Austin James
Camp Kanawha
Point of Rocks
Camp Kanawhe
Clarence C. Carty
George T. Cramer
Freak pups born at Hillside Coal Yard Wa ter street
Paul L. Ramsburg owner of Hillside Coal Yard on Water Street reports ten three week old puppies born to a police dog named Girlie. One pup has five legs and another three legs while another has two hind legs and one front leg. One shoulder shows no limb growth.
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Hillside Coal Company
Water Street
Paul L. Ramsburg
Coal Yard
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Highlights
Equity cases include LeRoy C. Thompson versus Lillian F. Thompson for an absolute divorce and Mary Yingling versus Irving Yingling for an absolute divorce. Marriage licenses list Robert P. Ferrer and Helen M. St.Clair, James Carlin Young and Patricia, Vernon Burkhart and Venusta Frazier, Ernest Ogin Jr. and Margaret Warner, Adam Pugliese and Frances Kocevar, James Burger and Margaret Stup. Property deeds show transfers from Eyler to Hahn, Minnie Shorb to Martin Freshman, Freshman to Eyler, Fox to Hurst, Grove to Crist, Alger to Wright, Bowls to Smith, Blickenstaff to Jackson and Toms, and Bayard to Grove.
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Equity
LeRoy C. Thompson
Lillian F. Thompson
Mary Yingling
Irving Yingling
Robert P. Ferrer
Helen M. St.Clair
Johnstown
James Carlin Young
Frederick
Patricia
Mt. Airy
Vernon Newton Burkhart
Venusta Virginia Frazier
Brunswick
Ernest A. Ogin, Jr
Marigaret Irene Warner
Wilkeszbarre
Adam F. Pugliese
Steelton
Frances M. Kocevar
Haburg
James Warren Burger
Margaret Geraldine Stup
Beulah R. Eyler
Raymond A. Hahn
Minnie V. Shorb
Martin L
Charles E. Eyler
Henry K. C. Fox
Hansel E. Hurst
John W. Grove
James S. Crist
George E. Alger
Frank C. Wright
John S. Bowls
Earl H. Smith
Harry W. Blickenstaff
Wilbur Jackson
Herman A. Toms
Clifford A. Bayard
Robert L. Grove
Police Court Cases Heard in City Sessions
Testimony by two colored girls linked taxi driver D K Rice and companion Richard G Wiles to assault and battery on Dorothy Ormes. Each fined ten dollars plus costs. Homer Mitchell Jr named as another party. warrant pending. Ellis McDonald fined five dollars for assault after five youths found him guilty of throwing a hammer to drive them from his cab. Charles Lenhart jailed or fined for disturbing the peace after a fight at Joy’s restaurant. Hale fined. Lauretta Andrews refused to prosecute her husband for assault. case dismissed on costs. Myra Blackston and Elizabeth Brown sentenced for peace disturbances. Mary Williams fined for similar conduct. Collateral forfeitures listed. Prosecution by William M Storm. defense by Richard E Zimmerman for Rice and Wiles. E Austin James for McDonald.
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D. K. Rice
Richard G. Wiles
Dorothy Ormes
Edward J. Smith
Homer Mitchell, Jr
Ellis McDonald
Baker Park
Charles Lenhart
Frederick
John Joy
West Patrick Street
Lenhart
Clinton Hale
Joy
Hale
Lauretta Andrews
Walter Andrews
East Sixth Street
Middle Alley
Myra Blackston
Elizabeth Brown
Mary Williams
Middle
Kinnehart
Sambo Jones
Samuel | Bright
Damascus
Churen
Ida Smith
Margaret Smith
Jack Burnsworth
James Cramer
John Stillions
Walter Hallman
Harry Boham
Rice
Wiles
McDonald
William M. Storm
Richard E. Zimmerman
E. Austin James
Williams divorce granted in Equity Court
Herschel E. Williams of Brunswick was granted an absolute divorce in Equity Court on Monday from Mildred M. Williams now residing in Merchantville New Jersey. Custody of an adopted daughter was reserved for future consideration by the court.
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Herschel E. Williams
Brunswick
Equity
Mildred M. Williams
Merchantville
N. J
Divorce Decree Granted in Orem Case in Monrovia Baltimore
Associate Judge Patrick M Sehnauffer signed an absolute divorce for James S Orem of Monrovia from Marie Disney Orem of Baltimore. Leslie N Coblentz represented the complainant who was directed to pay the costs. The decree also directed the party to pay the costs.
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Ted
E. Austin James
Patrick M. .Sehnauffer
James S. Orem
Monrovia
Marie Disney Orem
Baltimore
Leslie N. Coblentz
Lightning Kills Cattle at Beltsville Farm
Eleven cows died after a lightning strike at the Department of Agriculture's experimental farm in Beltsville Maryland. The incident occurred today and count includes valuable animals affected at the Beltsville facility.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Child Training Aims Miss Universe Title In Milk Patent
A two year old is described as being trained to win a Miss Universe title tied to a world record in milk and butter production, a title reportedly held by her mother. Forest industries generate about 119 million dollars annually in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
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