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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1943

Page

3

Eleven Air Raid Sirens To Be Installed Citywide

The mayor and aldermen approve installing eleven air raid sirens in nine police box areas with two extra sites. They also authorize three bills to raise the City Register salary to 2700, revise the Police Merit System, and extend retirement benefits to fire company drivers. A test siren will be conducted downtown to ensure adequate coverage and avoid confusion with alarms.

General Assembly City Register Edward J. Smith FBI Academy Market Thirteenth Streets Hamilton Avenue East Patrick Street OCD Alton Bennett Frederick County W. Raymond Walter Washington Culler Board of Aldermen Walter Esti

Faithful Circle Class Meets at Grace Reform Church

The Faithful Circle Class of Grace Reform Church School met Monday evening at Mr and Mrs R L Day’s home on West Second Street. Mrs Day teaches the class and 27 members plus five guests attended. After devotions led by Mrs Roy Nikirk the meeting closed with songs and social hour. Next meeting date to be announced. The article also recalls the Comstock Lode in Nevada as a historic silver mining center with nearly one billion dollars in ore extracted.

R L. Day West Second Street Roy Nikirk Margaret Railing Day Mary Louse Day Comstock Lode Nevada

Red Cross War Fund Drive Opens With 150 Workers

Shock troops of the local Red Cross War Fund drive organized by Mrs Henry R Shoemaker began a three day campaign to raise at least 3000. City Chairman Lewis R Deetzbaugh announced 13000 already in hand and the total target 16000 depends on the house to house solicitation by volunteers. About 140 workers were gathered to receive supplies and be assigned districts for the campaign starting this morning.

Red Cross War Fund Henry R Shoemaker Lewis R Deetzbaugh Lutheran Parish Frederick Shoemaker Red Cross James H. Gambrill, Jr William M. Storm Dertzbaugh Amos Traver Red Crete Bayles Chazarm Motor Corps

Marjorie Kline Leads Federated Charities Headquarters

Marjorie Kline heads the Federated Charities at the building located at 22 South Market Street. The note places her in charge of the charity’s central office operations and outreach.

Marjorie Kline Federated Charities South Market Street

House to Vote on Proposed FSA Probe

Washington March report says Congress moves to require counting higher farm labor costs in parity price calculations for farm products and authorizes an investigation into the Farm Security Administration. The Rules Committee cleared the measure for a House vote after Rep Pace urged including labor costs in parity computations.

House Washington Farm Security Administration Representative Pace D-Ga

Illinois Farm Price Legislation Sparks Farm Leader Debate

Representative Allen argues the proposed price change harms farmers and could trigger inflation while leaders in Illinois oppose the shift. The discussion centers on economic impact and the fairness of the price calculation for farmers.

Allen Mlinois

Divorces Granted in Equity Court and Noted Proceedings

Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer signed decrees granting nine rulings of divorce in Equity Court. Margaret L. Bast and Johnnie S. Holmes were among those freed, with costs assigned to the respective plaintiffs or defendants. Edwin F. Nikirk and Alton Y. Bennett appeared as attorneys for Reed and Holmes cases. Mary Baker G. Eddy was born July 16, 1821.

Patrick M. Schnauffer Equity Margaret L. Bast Johnnie S. Holmes Min Reed Austin C.ined Edwin F. Nikirk Mes Reed Alton Y. Bennett Holmes J Mire Ellen V. Holmes Mr. Nikirk Mary Baker G. Eddy

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