Sixteen Agencies Named In Hage Fund Campaign
The final list of 16 agencies to share the $125 million National War Fund drive was announced by president Winthrop W. Aldrich. The fund will coordinate United Campaigns in about 6000 communities to aid war needs in the U.S. military fronts abroad United Nations and Axis-occupied countries. Agencies named include USO Belgian War Relief Soviet and Polish War Relief Russian War Relief Greek and French relief funds and several refugee and care organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National War Fund
Winthrop W. Aldrich
United Campaigns
U.S
United Nations
Aldrich
USO
United Service Organizacione! Une
Belgium
War Relief Society
British War Red Soviets
French Relief Fund
Greek War Relief Association
Norwegian Helier
United China Relief
United Czechoslovak Reef Fund
United Yugoslav Relief Fund
Refugee Relief Trustees
United States Committee For the Care of
Wake Island Recruiting Trailer Arrives in Frederick
The first contingent of the US Marine Corps Women's Reserve arrives in Frederick for a recruiting trailer titled Wake Island. Second Lieutenant Frances Seber leads with three sergeants from Hunter College Boot Camp and Sergeant Major Leon W Little and Captain Raymond Rose along for support as the unit tours Maryland and Virginia en route from Baltimore to Winchester.
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US Marine Corps Women's Reserve Art Red
United States
Marne
Htspea
Lady Leathernecks
Seibert
Hunter College
Bronx
New York City
Leon W Little
Raymond Rose
Eastern Division
Philadelphia
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore
Winchester
Rationing Roundup and Unionville 4-H Meeting Notes
Rationing details list stamps and allowances for meat cheese coffee sugar and fuels with end dates and regional variations. Unionville 4-H Club met at the hall with banner song roll call on vacation plans demonstrations on canning non acidic foods and pressure canning followed by recreation and a wiener roast at Charlotte Koontz home. next meeting announced for July with Ruby Biddinger as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville 4-H
Ruby Biddinger
Seria Burries
Myra B
Jane Dudderar
Charlotte Koontz
Verna Barrier
Ruoy Biddinger
Oatmeal And Patience Guide U S Famine Fears
An editorial argues patience and oatmeal can ease the wartime food crisis. It cites Hoover on cultivation, cites the International Food Conference, and urges rationing support. It envisions soybean flour products and new cereals as replacements for meat and dairy, stressing education and expert guidance from the Department of Agriculture.
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Charles B Herbermann
The
Catholic Encyclopedia
Department of Agriculture
eMag G
Hoover
International Food Conference
OPA
Chester C. Davis
Army
Navy
Lend-Lease
North Africa
Traly
State Emergency Food Commission
Pearl Harbor
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Henry C Sherman
Hazel
America
Three Fire Alarms Reported Over Weekend
Three fire alarms were sounded in the city over the weekend. The first, Saturday at 10 p.m. on Ice Street, involved an iron ing board cover ignited by an electric iron with no damage. Sunday at 3:40 p.m. at 119 Record Street, a flue on a water stove caused basement smoke with no damage. Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at 8 West Patrick Street, a metal stave pipe connected to a hot water heater collapsed, filling the basement with smoke. United Fire Company reported no damage. Also: Golden anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Virts at Prospect Hill near Weaverton. children hosted celebration with gifts and telegraphic congratulations from grandson Charles Wirts and others.
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Ice Street
United and Citizens
Dudley Page
Record Street
United and Independent
Patrick Sileet
United Fire Company
Charles E Virts
Prospect Hill
Weaverton
Charles
Orion Star Temperatures Spark Scientific Debate
The article notes the Orion constellation contains the hottest and most massive stars, with estimates suggesting surface temperatures near or above twenty thousand degrees. It discusses the implications for stellar formation and the limits of current astrophysical models, highlighting ongoing measurements and theoretical challenges.
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Orion
Presbyterians Begin Meeting at Hood College Conference
Presbyterians begin the eighteenth annual Baltimore Synod and Synodical conference at Hood College this week. The event opens with the open meeting of the Womens Synodical Society for Missions and the Synods Council. Delegates from Baltimore, New Castle and Washington Presbyteries attend. Frederick Choir will sing and Rev Elliot Phid DL OD will preach at the opening service. Conference hosts and officers from boards of missions and education will be present in Philadelphia and New York.
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Baltimore
Synodical
Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Oficas Council
Womens Synodical Society For Missions
Synods Council
Missionary Societies of the
Presbyterian Churches
Baltimore, New Castle
Washington
Frederick
Dulweag
Coblentz Hall
Synod-Synodical
Elliot Phid
Wall
Presbyterian Church of
Meyran Hall
Meilyn
A. Chappel
Board of National Missions
Meilyn A Chappel
William G. Felmeth
Thid Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
Synod of New Jeremy
Thomas C Pears
Presbyterian Hostorical Society
Philadelphia
William P. Schell
Board of Foreign Missions
New York
N. Y
Luther E Stein
Board of Christian Education
George H Talbott
First Presbyterian Church
Passaic
Paul C Warren
West End
Ladies Aid Picnic Held at Rosemont Residence
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren church met at Mr. and Mrs. James N. Dubel’s Rosemont Avenue home on a Wednesday evening. A lawn gathering began with a picnic supper, then games and social time. Thirty two persons attended. the group traveled by trolley and there was no meeting scheduled for next month.
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Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
James N. Dubel
Rosemont Avenue
Airplane Lift From Vacuum and Pressure Dynamics
A historical note explains lift on an airplane wing as two primary components: about two thirds comes from a partial vacuum formed above the wing, while the remaining one third arises from pressure beneath the wing. The idea highlights the interaction of airflow and pressure differences in producing lift.
State Guard Called To Quell Detroit Riots
Detroit dispatch reports race riots on the Belle Isle bridge spreading into the city. Three Black men were killed and at least 150 injured as police exchanged fire and bricks flew. Police held about 1238 for assault by 8 a.m. No martial law declared though stores were looted and saloons closed.
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Detroit
Belle Isle
Carl Lincoln
Harold Bole
Vernon Hayden
Bole
Hancock
Nena
Lincoln
William Hardges
Robert Davis
Division
Hastings
Donald S Leonard
Michigan State Police
Harry F. Kelly
Negro District
Hn Aarfnranta AF
Robert Turner Habor
Broad Bridge
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit River
Turner
Island
Detroit racial unrest erupts on city streets and bridge clash
During a day of minor riots in Detroit, a bridge clash sparked a larger melee across Jefferson Avenue and into the Negro district. Hundreds of sailors blocked Jefferson to restore order, as hospital emergency rooms filled with head injuries and knife wounds. Police reported surging groups on Hastings Street amid ongoing racial tensions linked to factory strikes and broader national racial strife.
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Turner
Jefferson Avenue
Naval Armory
Belle Isle Bridge
Detroit
Fred Stephan
Bugas
Krech
Donald S. Leonard
Hastings Street
Packard Motor Car Co
R J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Ku Klux Klan
AP Fights Summary Judgment in AP Affidavits Case
New York June 21 AP prepared to file about fifty affidavits opposing a government motion for summary judgment in the antitrust suit against the Associated Press a nonprofit cooperative news service Chicago Tribune co defendant also to place affidavits on record The major affidavit comes from Frank B Noyes ex publisher of the Washington Star and former AP president for 38 years He argues AP was never meant to include every newspaper but to maintain a true cooperative whose members choose their associates He warns compelling AP to serve all comers would threaten press freedom and the public’s right to accurate news The motion for summary judgment is set for a hearing by a three judge federal court on July 8
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New York
Associated Press
Anti-Trust
Cooperative Newsgathering
Cacago Tribune
Frank B Noyes
Washington Star
The
United States
Noyes
Shift toward private ownership would threaten freedom
The speaker argues cooperation should move from an axis of public cooperation to private ownership for pecuniary profit, stressing that a privatized, privately controlled organization would face government regulation due to its monopolistic status, undermining freedom.
Juniata College Names Calvert N Ellis as President
Dr Calvert N Ellis elected president of Juniata College by the board of trustees He succeeds his father Dr Charles C Ellis who becomes president emeritus on September 1 after thirteen years as president and years as vice president of the college Elliss long tenure includes alumni status at Juniata Huntingdon PA June 2 19 ?
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Juniata Frexy Huntingdon
Calvert N. Ellis
Juniata College
Charles C Ellis
T Hirtean
Jumata
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East
East Fock
Gaynor Madilox
NEA Food and Markets
Maurice L. Starkey
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Presbyterians
Leo Miac- Kenzie
Ray Zimmerman
Eve
Anne Ren Teravatsy
New Guinea
Carl Thusgaard
Nea-Acme
Cal Kenneth Downing
Lew Kamuto
Thusgaard
Noba Dura
Lynne Friend
Moroline
J. Ricalde Chiropractor
South Market ST. Frederick, MD
Heath
U, A. Lough
South Market St
Frederick, MD
Lincoln Loan Service
Ine
West Patrick St
Thomas A. Morris
W. G. Crowther
C. E. Geisbert
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