Unemployment Hits 3 2 Million in February
Washington March 4 Unemployment reached 3,200,000 in February the highest since the war while employment set a new February high at 57,168,000. The rise in unemployment partly due to weather and seasonal layoffs contrasts with a growing labor force and gains in farm employment. Experts expect spring may bring further improvement in both farm and industrial jobs.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Engineering News-Record
New York
Scorrec
Advisory Board Meeting of Auto Club in Frederick
The Frederick Branch Automobile Club of Maryland held its monthly luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Leonard E. Kolmer spoke on safety insurance outlook and driver education while topics included car design, visibility, repair costs, and proposed state inspection stations. Attendees included Mayor Lloyd Culler and other officials. Dr Ignatius Bjorlee was absent.
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Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Leonard E. Kolmer
Baltimore
Automobile Club
William T. Delaplaine
Ignatius Bjorlee
James H. Gambrill
Lloyd C. Culler
Alton L. Bennett
Roger H. Willard
Kenneth E. Burkhard
Harry W. Spraker
Auto Club
Scouts to Attend Sunday Services at Grace Evangelical Church
All Brownies Scouts leaders and troop committee members and board mem bers attend the 11 oclock service at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church. Rev Dr R E Wilhelm will preach. Catholic Scouts and Association members attend 8 oclock Mass at St Johns Church. Next week marks the 37th anniversary of Girl Scouting in the U S.
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Grace Evangelical and Reformed
R. E. Wilhelm
Catholic Scouts and Association
St. John’s Church
U.S
Repeal of Declarations of Intentions Act Passes Senate
The Maryland Senate voted 19 to 7 to repeal the Declarations of Intentions Act, sparked debate over its 1902 enactment and the impact on election integrity. Dissenters included Sotheran and several other Democrats. action on a constitutional income tax amendment was delayed.
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Annipolis
Senate
Maryland
Sotheren
Prince George's
T. F. Johnson
Worcchester
Worcester County
Delaware
Virginia
Johnson
Storm D-Frederick
Maryland National Park and Planning Commission
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Washington
Commission
Carter
Storm
Molotov Seen Promoted But Corridors Question Soviet Policy
A United Nations diplomat suggested Molotov’s appointment as Foreign Minister signals a promotion with no Soviet policy shift, though some colleagues dispute a path to prime ministership. He may be lined up as Stalin’s successor, easing burdens on Molotov. Delegates were surprised by Moscow’s announcement.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Russia
Molotov
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Moscow
Radio Programs Schedule Broadcasts and Hosts
Daily radio lineup lists news, music, and entertainment across multiple stations. Highlights include News Broadcasts at 6 00 and 7 00, Hawaii Calls, Hollywood Theater, Truth or Consequences, Grand Ole Opry, News and Variety, plus sports with Mel Allen and Harry Wismer.
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Abe
Cba
Mba
Eaat
Russ Hodges
Mbs- West
Noe Lake
BISO
NBC Symphony
Harry Wisme
Ce Donne Thompson
Hawaii
Abc 730
Vic Damons
Abe Vauxhn Monros
Abe Newa
Mel Allen
Hollywood Theater
Abe Diens Autry
Cbbs
Kay Starrabe
Abe Philip
Sinatra
Littlerman
S$g
Judy Canova
Dbbs
Amazing Malone
Abe Guy Lombardo
Mbs
Wwin
Dennis Way
Ebs
Abu
Chicago
Strength Means Peace as Johnson Prepares to Lead Defense
Louis A. Johnson, expected to become Secretary of Defense, said strength means peace and pledged loyalty to President Truman outside the White House. He will succeed Forrestal, who quits March 31, as the Pentagon builds the fighting machine to deter Communist aggression. General Eisenhower echoed the same view amid notes that Royall may leave the Army post despite assurances.
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Washington
Louis A. Johnson
National Defense
Truman
Johnson
James V. Forrestal
Pentagon
Mr. Truman
Senate
Congress
Forrestal
Hoover Commission On
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Kenneth D. Royall
Navy
Sullivan
Air Force
Symington
Opti Mrs Club Meets in Frederick Meeting
The Frederick Opti Mrs Club met Tuesday evening at North Market street home of Mrs Charles Ritchie with president Mrs S Paul Smith presiding The meeting opened with the Optimist Creed led by Mrs Frank Keefer Final plans were made for the upcoming auction sale to be held March 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lease Bussard near Frederick.
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Frederick
Charles Ritchie
North Market Street
S. Paul Smith
Frank Keefer
Lease Bussard
Vespers at Hood College to feature first woman speaker in 11 years
The Hood College vesper service on Sunday will host Theadore O. Wedel, the first woman speaker in eleven years, and premiere a new anthem by Paul Beckhelm. The program in Brodbeck Hall includes organ preludes and choral selections, with a 615 PM start instead of the usual 6 PM. Wedel, wife of Rev. Theodore C. Wedel, has long served Episcopal and civic groups in Washington.
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Theadore U. Wecer
Hood College
Theadore O. Wedel
Paul B. Beckhelm
Babylon
Brodsbeck Hall
Wedel
Theodore QC
Washington Cathedral
Washington
National Cathedral School For
Board of Public Welfare of
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Leo Sowerby
William Sprige
Karl Anrendt
Jesus
Peter C. Lutkin
Tina
Afternoon music and community notes at local festival
A detailed schedule shows multiple performances including piano quartet, opera concert, and theater events. The piece notes the club’s pledge to support the Red Cross and other charities, with refreshments served and a future meeting planned at Mrs. Belle Oland’s home on North Market Street. A science aside mentions carbon-14 losing half its radiating power in 5,000 years.
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America United
Anerloin
Tbs
Dbs Voltur
Abe Ews
Conmimentary
Anbs
Chicare
Roundtable
Nbo
Sinnie Catarica
Niles
Michael O'Dully
Abe Festival of Music
Ebs
World
Abe
University
Cha
Abe News
Mbs Sqn
Y. Philharmonie
Abe Bild
Letty Clark
One Man's Family
Mbs
Joe
Future of America
House of Myster
Dick Todd Shaw
Cbs Opera
Jane Pehens
Red Cross
Ernest Stephens
Belle Oland
North Market Street
Plan For New Hospital Shelved In Maryland
Hagerstown plan for a 500 bed chronic disease hospital is temporarily shelved. Maryland Prison Health Commission directs further study of a Baltimore site. Camp Ritchie facility now filled and faces 160 patient capacity. Raley notes space shortage for chronic care and rejects several applications.
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Hagerstown
Magerstown
RO. Riley
Riley
Maryland , Prisoning Commission
Baltimore
Maryland
Camp Ritchie
Ruley Sant the Deer's Head
Salisbury
Jd. AL McCallum
Ritchie Hospital
Ritchie
Raley
Numbers Ima
Arthur Eakin to Speak at Edgewood Church Service
Arthur D Eakin formerly of Findlay Ohio will be guest speaker at Edgewood Church of God Tao subject Youth A pre sermon program includes prayer vocal solo group singing and performances by Kemp family and others A conference meeting of Hagerstown District MM church follows with Wayman Mt Pleasant hosting a queen contest and choir performances Rev C H Mack pastor of host church
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Arthur D. Eakin
Findlay
Ohio
Edgewood Church of God
Bobby Solo
Yvonne Blank
Beulah Masser
Ruth Shoemaker
Hagerstown
AL MM
Wayman Mt. D Pleasant
D. A. Wileson
St. James’ Church
Bartonsville
Wayman
St. Paul's
C. H. Mack
The News Frederick March 5 1943
Frederick newspaper issue dated Saturday March 5 1943 featuring local updates and notices. Describes community events, wartime front pages, and regional notices from Frederick Maryland.
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the News
Frederick, Md
May Redraft State Roadside Control Bill
Annapolis March 4 A plan to redraft a state roadside control bill passed the House Judiciary Committee and a subcommittee chaired by Boone will meet next week with Hubert E Cripp Jr special assistant Attorney General for the state Road Commission. The original Legislative Council bill was killed nine days ago but may be modified to address objections. Hold annual banquet The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual banquet February 24 at the Res taurant. Dr J B Maas gave the invocation and remarks ended with group singing led by Mrs Linton with piano by Mrs Handley. Those present included Ir and
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Annapolis
House
Judiciary Committee
Melnicore
D-Balto Ath
Boone
Baltimore
Melni
Cove
Hubert E. Cripp, Jr
Calivary Methodist Church
J. B. Maas
Bramwell Magaha
Handley
See
Haas
Linton
Mrs Haas and Others Attend Arlington Meeting List
A list of attendees includes Mrs Haas Miss Alta Ice Mrs Kennard Marvel Miss Caroline Etzler Mrs Phillip G Seeger and many others from Arlington Virginia The March meeting will be hosted at Mrs Russell Linton 816 Trail Avenue with numerous spouses and friends named.
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Haas
Alta Ice
Kennard Marvel
Caroline Etzler
Phillip G. Seeger
Arlington
Wlliam Handrey
Russell Linton
Joe Wolf
Woodrow Fox
Maurice Sharrer
Charles Kemp
Hilda Greene
Howard Kemp
Mehr Adams
Perry Trittipoe
Hermann Brust
Mabel Shee!ey
Clark Cooper
Charles Geisbert
Carlton Marvel
Bramwell Ma- Raha
Katie Bussard c
Edith Leather
Richard
James Sharrer
Trail Avenue
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Germany
Clark
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Hollywood
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Theater Guild
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EC Television
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Keystone
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ER Pcdtral
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Epout Insurance Corporation
the Hut
Woodsboro, MD
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Telephone 208
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Hudson
New Hudson
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
West Patrick St
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Hanmond
Shockey’s
Summit Ave
Thone
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
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North Market St
U. A. Lough & Son
THE
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March For Courage
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