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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1943
Page
9
Dorothy Dix offers guidance on marital doubt asking if love can endure prolonged uncertainty and on whether to tell an adopted friend she is adopted. She likens doubt to a plant and urges patience in marriage while advising against revealing adoption to avoid heartbreak.
The Artz Library displays new wartime audience titles including This is Congress by Roland Young and Road to Courage by Henry Wrman Holmes. Other works cover The Chinese Children Nest Door and Here Come the Marines, alongside Girl Scout biographies and adolescent guidance titles. Local Girl Scouts funded several pamphlets, while Walkersville High School art students present watercolors and sketches for displays and projects.
Emmitsburg Woman’s Club guest Miss Jesse Hammerly spoke on Aids to Victory with emphasis on rationed shoes butter conservation and Victory Gardens. Members discussed repairs to clothing and garden plans while Woodsboro club debated peace and national progress with poetry, hymns, and biographical sketches.
Russell Leo Runkles was directed to refrain from molesting his estranged wife Mrs. Sarah C. Runkles. Equity Court judge Patrick M. Schnauffer signed the injunction after Mrs. Runkles filed for absolute divorce on February 26, citing adultery and alleging assault threats.
Producer Samuel Goldwyn shifts from light comedies to a serious World War II tale about a Ukrainian village under Nazi invasion. The film based on Russian life and heroism uses a Soviet cooperative village with a full set, including river, school, hospital, radio, and even a Goldwyn Shortline railroad. James Wong Howe handles photography and Ira Gershwin writes folk songs while Eric von Stroheim leads the menace department.
Frederick County OPA authorities reported no special rulings on price ceilings for auctioned goods. They stressed no distinction between retail and auction ceilings and noted the issue is not solely local. A Pennsylvania sale near Taneytown prompted a stricter interpretation, with bidders paying ceiling or higher and one bidder substituting a check to cover a ceiling price, prompting dispute.
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