Beall Aids Frederick Airport Plan At City Dinner
Representatives from Frederick city government and chambers of commerce heard Rep J Glenn Beall pledge help to press for a modern airport near Frederick. He urged selecting suitable sites and gaining Civil Aeronautics Authority support while local leaders promised full cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glenn Beall
Frederick
Police Commission
Chambers of Commerce of
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Snenr
Chamber of Commerce
Beall
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Department of Commerce
CAA
Hugh V. Gitlinger
Russell H. McCain
Emmett R. Bawlus
Edward P. Oden
Charles W. Stup
Charles P. Staley
E. Austin James
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Merril F. Wachter
Jaycees al Werk
Willard H. Markey
Chamber of Commeree
Ernest Berger
William Tyergar
Alfred BR. Bolz
David Cooper
Melvin H. Derr
Lloyd C. Culler
McCain
Culler
Ligut. G. Horton
Navy
Army
Lomneler
Wolfe
Cammeres
Robert N. Smits
Cus
Hue i Uie Sear
Ici
Lal
William B. Bennett
No Action On Police Chief In Frederick
Frederick Police Commission delays endorsement of a Police Chief after a Thursday night conference with Mayor Hugh W Gittinger and the Board of Aldermen. The postponement signals a potential deadlock as remarks suggest candidates other than incumbent Arthur C. Poulsen may be favored by some officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh W Gittinger
Board of Aldermen
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Police Commission
Arthur C. Poulsen
Whntmore
Fighting Flares Up On Velikie Luki Front
Soviet forces reportedly broke through toward Velikie Luki near the Latvian border but a German counterattack stopped the breach. Moscow said scouts and artillery destroyed 12 dugouts and eight machine guns on the western front. German losses included 19 planes in daylight attacks near Leningrad.
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London
Red Army
Velikie Luki
Moscow
Leningrad
Velikiy Luk
Associated Press
Axis
Belgorod
Leniegrad
Presbyterians to Meet at Hood College in 1944
The 1944 Synod of the Baltimore Washington and New Castle churches will convene again at Hood College with dates matching the just closed 18th annual meeting. Clergy and laity delegates from three Presbyteries and the missionary synodical women’s group continued meetings as sessions closed. Dr Paul E Warren led for men with the theme The Minister and His Sermonizing. Mrs Weir and Mrs Chappell addressed the women. Dr Luther E Stein led vesper service and Dr Thomas C Pears spoke on The Westminster Assembly launch.
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Baltimore
Washington
New Castle
Hood College
Missionary Synodical
Paul E. Warren
Western Presbyterian Church
New York
Biblical Seminary of
John HB. Weir
India
Mervin A. Chappell
New York City
Board of National Missions
American Commission For ‘United Promotion
Luther E. Stein
Philadelphia
Thomas C. Pears
Westminster Assembly
Train Derails After Plane Collision Near Southville
A plane crash above Southville Massachusetts caused a Worcester to Boston train to derail. One pilot died, the other parachuted away. The engineer was lightly hurt and about 150 passengers were unharmed. Two boys signaled to stop the train as cars burned and shut down the line.
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Southville
Mass
Boston and Albany
Worcester
Boston
Luce Denounces Roosevelt Isolationist to Intervene Postwar Policy
Washington June 24 blonde Rep Clare Boothe Luce charged President Roosevelt with shifting from isolationist to renegade interventionist provoking tumult in the House. She urged a clear postwar policy including a strong military alliance or non aggression pact with Great Britain and the British commonwealth.
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Washington
Clare Boothe Luce
R-Cann
Roosevelt
Great Britain
British Commonwealth
Frederick considers juvenile curfew ordinance
A Frederick group plans to present a proposed curfew ordinance to Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger after studying delinquency efforts in other cities. The Hanover Pa model warns girls under 18 and boys under 16 at 9 45 PM and requires escort home by 10 PM. police determine ages, parents face arrest on a third offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hugh V. Gittinger
Gittinger
Clinton K. Hughes
Gitlinger
Hanover
Hughes
Reed in North Africa signals service and curfew debate
Pvt Reed son of Mrs Carrie Reed Woodsboro Route 1 has served in North Africa with the Signal Corps since January. He was inducted into the Army September 15 1942. Chief Arthur C Paul urged a city curfew in January and local groups studied it. Chief Poulsen said he would not express views until his police status is determined.
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Pvt. Reed
Carrie Reed
Woodsboro
Route 1
North Africa
Signal Corps
Army
Arthur C. Paul
Sen
Poulsen
Police Department
Mannix Trial Set to Begin Monday in Assault Case
Mannix 33 of Washington D C to stand trial Monday before Federal Judge William C Cole on assault with intent to rape and beating a 23 year old WAVE pharmacist's mate at the U S Public Health Service grounds near Bethesda Naval Hospital. Assistant U S Attorney K Thomas Everngam identified Mannix as assistant chief of the Grees Products Division of the U S Department of Agriculture. He was released on $5000 bail after a hearing where he pleaded innocent and is noted as married with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles Joseph Mannix
Washington D. C
William C. Coleman
Mannix
U.S
K. Thomas Everngam
Grees Products Division
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Evern Gam Said
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
U. S. Public Health Service
Everngain
New Export Record as U S Trade Surplus Exceeds Imports
In 1942 U S exports surpassed imports by more than 5 billion dollars, eclipsing the earlier peak of 4 billion set in 1919. The record reflects wartime production and demand boosting American shipments abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Hospital plan not approved by Frederick County officials
Frederick County Commissioners have not approved the Emergency Hospital administration plan proposed by the Frederick County Medical Society which favors a group of doctors rather than one physician. They consider a single surgeon in charge may improve efficiency and suggest a six month rotation among local doctors. Nurses pay may be raised to attract more trained staff as nurse shortages persist. Dr. H. L. Fahrney remains in place while arrangements are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Medical Society
HL. Fahrney
War Food Administration May Requisition Corn Supplies
The War Food Administration plans to issue orders soon to requisition elevator stocks of corn to support processing plants. The move aims to keep corn processing plants, including those making corn starch syrup and other products, operating amid shortages.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Jana
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Favor A. C. Whitmore
Alton & Whitmore
Walkerville
Poe
Cheef Panteen
Commission
Chist Poulsen
Ignatius Bjornes
Bennett
Isnatius Bjorlee
Lowell Thomas
Frederick City
Attendancs
Mr. Wolfe
Ryoree
Elmer J. Eshleman
Glenn T. Swisher
Holmes D Baker
Rob't E. Duiavlaine
J. Russell Zimmerman
Orville F. Amick J
Robert B. Crothers
Lady Leathernecks
Montesuma
U.S. Marine Corps
NEA
Maryland Trafic Safety Commission
Maryland
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Hood
Bionne
Tin
Ahlong
Cc. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
Robert T. Reed
Frederick Cloak
Lastex
Jersey
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