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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1944

Page

8

Pomona Grange Advances Rural Road and Welfare Proposals

Pomona Grange met in New Market with 125 in attendance including all nine Frederick County subordinate granges. Resolutions urged a postwar road program funded by auto use taxes, gravel roads, and county board appointments. maintained teachers' state bonuses and opposed welfare cost hikes and draft unit changes. An emphasis on road safety, a statewide ballot for signs, and continued cooperation with the Roads Board and County Engineer were adopted.

Pomona Grange New Market Frederick County Albert O. Kuhn Maryland Extension Service Roads Board County Engineer and Roads Board The Grange State Welfare Board General Hershey County War Board House of Delegates Braddock Heights Frank Darner Henry R Shoemaker Middletown Grange Vada Duvall Robert Mainhart New Market Grange Helen Remsberg Henry Lakin Jefferson Shoemaker Red Cross Helen Zimmerman Walkersville Elsie Stone Braddock Mt. Pleasant Grange Frederick Fair

Aerial Navigator Lt Crickenberger Graduates At Selman Field

Aerial navigator Lt Crickenberger son of Mr and Mrs L H Crickenberger was commissioned after graduation at Selman Field Monroe Alabama.

Crickenberger L. H. Crickenberger Airy R. FL Selman Field Monroe Ala

Louis Lepke Is Executed in Sing Sing

Ossining March 5 Louis Lepke Buchalter arch criminal and head of Murder Inc was executed in Sing Sing prison last night for the 1936 slaying of Brooklyn candy merchant Joseph Rosen. His lieutenants Louis Capone and Emmanuel Weiss also went to the chair with him as the trio faced the electric chair in a historic mob case. Lepke walked to the chair at 11 16 P M appearing dazed yet defiant while Capone muttered he had been framed and Weiss showed more composure before the sentence was carried out.

Ossining Louis Lepke Buchalter Sing Sing Murder, Inc Louie Brooklyn Joseph Rosen Louis Boss) Capone Emmanuel Mendy) Weiss Capone Mendy Weiss Lepke East Side

Wartime Bonus Proposed For Maryland State Workers

Governor O Conor asked for a second wartime bonus of 120 for Maryland state employees in installments, matching the school teachers bonus and below the prior 200 payment plan. The proposal excludes workers with higher wages or full state maintenance. The move accompanies a special session to extend cost of living relief and discuss teacher bonuses and service-vote legislation.

Annapolis O'Conor General Assembly Baltimore

Mopping Up Japs On Los Negros Island

Allied headquarters report heavy fighting on Los Negros Island in the Admiralty group as American First Cavalry troops press to consolidate after landing February 29 while Japanese efforts to retake Momote airfield falter leaving hundreds dead. Rabaul and coastal targets across the New Guinea and Solomons fronts see continued Allied bombing and naval action with ships, airstrips, and barges damaged or destroyed and Japanese troop movements noted toward Lorengau Manus Island.

Allied Southwest Pacific Momote Los Negros Island Admiralty Group Douglas MacArthur Los Negros First Cavalry Rabaul Solomon Islands New Britain Lorengau Manus Island Admiralties Americas Seatles Harbor Hollandia Wewak Hansa Bay Madang New Guinea Saidor Herwarth Point Mindin Bougainville Island Solomons Torokina Buka

Red Cross Girls Operate Clubs for American Troops in China

Twenty five Red Cross girls are flown to China to operate clubs for American soldiers at advanced bases. Lt Gen Stilwell initially opposed women at such bases but allowed a limit of 25 after the troops welcomed their presence.

New Delhi Red Cross China Army Joseph W Stilwell

Salaried Jap Gunmen Hunt For U S Officers In China

Chinese authorities warn that Japan has organized a pool of 200 salaried gunmen at Chinese bases to kill American officers, especially flyers. Per diem wages total 400 Chinese dollars with a 300k to 700k dollar bonus for targeted colonels and officers, though no attacks have occurred yet.

U. S. Air Force China United States

Seven Reviews At Book Hour By Dr Barnhart

Dr William R Barnhart, Hood College, reviewed seven books at the fourth Book Hour in the Totem periodical room. He highlighted Reinhold Niebuhrs The Nature And Destiny Of Man as a turning point in 20th century religious thought, and Ralph Flewellings The Survival Of Western Culture on individual freedom. Other works discussed include Fosdicks On Being A Real Person, Lin Yutang Between Tears And Laughter, Berdyaevs The Fate Of Man In The Modern World, Hutchinson From Victory To Peace, and C S Lewiss The Screwtape Letters.

William R. Barnhart Joseph Henry Apple Hood College Reinhold Neibuhr Man Neibuhr University of Edinburgh Scotland Dr. Barnhart Ralph Flewelling Harry Emerson Fosdick Lin Yutang Nicholas Berdyaev Paul Hutchinson C. S. Lewis

Five Leading GOP Candidates Vie For Delegates In Prolonged Chase

Washington observers say most of the 1059 GOP delegates will go un instructed to the Chicago convention as the field narrows. Dewey and Bricker lead pledges while Willkie Stassen MacArthur Vandenberg are among early favorites with New York Oregon Ohio and Minnesota backing their campaigns.

Washington Chicago Wendell L. Willkie Thomas E Dewey New York Robert Taft Ohio Taft Bricker Taft John W. Bricker Vandenberg Rmich Douglas MacArthur MacArthur New Mexico Florida Dewey Willkie New England Oregon Bricker Harold Stassen Minnesota Navy Edward Martin Pennsylvania Earl Warren California Dwight Griswold Nebraska Leverett Saltonstall Massachusetts

Lieutenant Insuly Stationed in England

A Maryland National Guard enlistee in 1941 received his commission as a second lieutenant at officers candidate school in England last fall. He is a Frederick High School graduate in 1935 and brother of Mrs. G. Robert Mullican of 545 East Church Street.

Insely England Maryland National Guard Frederick High School G. Robert Mullican East Church Street

Legislature Deals With Soldier Vote and Teacher Bonus

The legislature opens a special session focused on soldier voting rights and teacher bonus issues. State Senator John B. Funk notes caucus plans, while County Commissioners and Frederick County legislators discuss welfare costs. William M. Storm reports on committee decisions as delegates signal sympathy with county views. The group also considers speeding magistrates paper returns to circuit clerks.

John B. Funk Frederick County General Assembly William M. Storm Storm

Man Pleads Guilty to Drunken and Reckless Driving

Lovettsville resident George H. Graham paid 100 for drunken driving and 55 for reckless driving after pleading guilty before Magistrate Edward J. Smith via attorney D. Prince ton Buckey. State Trooper Harold Basore filed the charges following a series of hit and run incidents on Route 40 westbound.

Edward J. Smith D. Princeton Buckey George H. Graham Lovettsville Harold Basore Graham Route 40

Argentina Faces Regional Shifts in Wait and See Policy

Argentina under General Edelmiro Farrell eyes neighboring Uruguay and Paraguay amid Washington’s withholding of official ties. Uruguay and Paraguay consider recognizing Buenos Aires, risking a split in Pan American solidarity as Chile and Bolivia already back Farrell’s regime.

Montevideo Uruguay Washington Edelmiro Farrell Paraguay United States Buenos Aires Pan Argentina Chile Bolivia Farrell Pedro Ramirez London Edward R. Stettinius, Jr Stettinius Ramirez Associated Press Reuters Norman Armour

Birds of Paradise Pleasures and Perils in the Pacific

Birds of Paradise, once common to American troops in the South Pacific, are admired for beauty yet noted as unpleasant to eat. The article contrasts their striking plumage with the difficulty of preparing and consuming them, reflecting wartime attitudes toward local fauna.

South Pacific

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