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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1942

Page

9

Local Women Trained For Plane Plant Work At Fairchild

Frederick women in the first national defense training for aircraft labor study light acetylene welding at Elm Street School. Four or five aim to apply at Fairchild Aircraft in Hagerstown after completing 200 hours of the 220 hour course. The class, led by Bascom S. Neal, shows women performing similar tasks to men with protective gear. An exhibit is at the Maryland State Employment Service in Winchester Hall.

Bascom S. Neal Neal Maryland State Employment Service Office Winchester Hall Frederick High School Lew Miller Russell Fulmer Charles F. Hartman Charles W. Mullican Harry Finneyfrock J. F. Lartz Frederick County

Increased Borrowing Powers For Treasury

The House Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved legislation to raise the federal debt limit from 65 billion to 125.6 billion dollars. Secretary Morgenthau urged rapid action, warning borrowing powers may be exhausted by April to fund wartime material. He projected debt rising to about 70.6 billion by June 30 next year and 110.4 billion by June 30, 1943, and outlined changes to debt laws and a Treasury defense stamps plan.

Washington House Ways and Means Treasury Morgenthau Congress Momgeniau Ways and Means Committee Post Office Department

Robbery Motive Cited in Woman's Death in New York

In New York on March 6 Deputy Chief Detective Inspector Patrick J. said robbery was advanced as the motive in the death of a woman. Details remained sketchy as investigators pursued leads and questioned potential suspects.

New York Patrick J

Motive named in brutal Mrs Reich murder case in New Jersey

Police probe a murder at a hotel where Susie Flora Reich 52 bound and strangled was found after luncheon with two guests identified as Mr and Mrs Ted Leopold of Miami Beach, names later deemed fictitious. Suspect Kenny linked to the crime. Reich’s diamond ring and emerald pendant stolen. ceremony details and suspect jewelry peddling inquiry follow.

Kenny Susie Flora Reich New Jersey Sutton Ted Leopold Miami Beach Fla Marion K. Reich American Wax Refining Company Jersey City

Demonstration Agent Resigns to Lead Howard County Home Program

Miss Mildred Jane Flanagan of Grafton West Virginia resigns from Potomac Edison Company in Frederick to become Howard County home demonstration agent. She will replace Kathryn Newton Brown and will operate from Ellicott City offices. Flanagan is daughter of Dr and Mrs H V Flanagan and holds a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics from West Virginia University with dietetic training at Memorial Hospital Cumberland.

Mildred Jane Flanagan Grafton W. Va Potomac Edison Company Frederick Howard County Ellicott City Kathryn Newton Brown

War Production Board limits aluminum uses to 15

The War Production Board allocates the nation s aluminum supply to only 15 uses, with the material to be directed almost exclusively to war needs, signaling tight control during wartime.

War Production Board

Three Defend A Continent Wide World Features

The fate of the continent rests on three key figures Curtin Burnett and Mackay. Curtin a former newspaper man and trade union secretary Mackay an ex university professor who recently commanded Australian forces in the Middle East Burnett a professional soldier for forty years. each has held current posts less than a year and are not novices.

Curtin Burnett Mackay Middle East

Buckeystown W C T U Holds March Meeting

Frederick County Buckeystown W C T U met at the Methodist Church with president W C T E Dryden presiding. The program featured temperance readings and songs, a Temperance Quiz, and remarks by Miss Catherine G. Jomas and others on the dangers of beer and zinc as food.

Buckeystown E. Dryden W. E. Kindley Jesus John F. Keller C. By

Dr Rasmussen to Speak at Sunday Vespers in Brodbeck Hall

Rev. Carl C. Rasmussen D D will address Tiood students and faculty at 4 PM Sunday Vesper service in Brodbeck Hall on the campus. Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary professor of systematic theology, he has spoken here before. Henry T Wade Hood College music professor will perform preludes and chorales by Corelli Bach and Reubke, with Sibelius postlude. The Hood College choir directed by Paul B Beckhelm will sing Haensel and Gretel aria. Miss Frances Culler of Baltimore a Hood junior will sing How Beautiful Upon the Mountains.

Carl C. Rasmussen D. D Tiood Brodbeck Hall Dr. Rasmussen Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary Henry T. Wade Hood College Corelli Bach Reubke Sibelius Paul B. Beckhelm

Australia May Call On Men Up To 60 Years

Prime Minister John Curtin submitted a proclamation to Parliament making all Australian men up to age 60 liable for military service. Treasurer J B Chifley sought House approval for a new war loan of 309 million dollars.

Australia Sydney John Curtin Canberra Commonwealth J. B. Chifley House of Representatives

Scrap Iron Drive Sought for War Effort in Frederick

County asks farmers and property owners to turn in obsolete machinery and even old bridges for government salvage. Government funding via war appropriations supports firms to remove and ship metal to smelting plants, with Frederick area likely loading center and Bethlehem Steel plan in Sparrows Point as destination.

Cnat Frederick Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point

Knowledge Acquisition Strategy in Book Purchases

A fragment notes the goal of acquiring books to gain the knowledge they contain. The passage emphasizes strategic selection of titles to access useful information and broaden understanding.

Morale Of Italian People Not So Good

A traveler from Rome reports U S participation in the war hurting Italian morale and boosting anti Fascist activity. He cites Count Carlo Sforza and the Free Italy movement, Ovra efforts, and the wide reach of the Marcotti newspaper. Royal figures are rarely seen in public as authorities guard gatherings.

Cairo Rome United States Carlo Sforza Italy Count Sforza Ovra Marcotti Vittorio Emanuele Umberto Mussolini Galeazzo Ciani

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